What to do in Vienna?
Vienna invites its guests to admire its architectural and historical monuments, visit theaters and museums, ancient monasteries and churches, stroll through the picturesque streets and parks.
What to do in Vienna?
- Walk along the main square of Vienna, Stephansplatz (go shopping, go to souvenir shops and St. Stephen's Cathedral);
- View Vienna from a bird's eye view (ride the Ferris wheel in Prater Park);
- Visit the Vienna Opera and the Hofburg Palace;
- Visit the luxurious Schönbrunn Palace;
- Hop on the tram and ride the Boulevard Ring (Ring) for wonderful views.
What to do in Vienna?
- You should definitely go to the Vienna Zoo (it is located on the territory of the summer residence of the Austrian emperors - Schönbrunn). There are many animals here, including the beloved pandas.
- Vienna's flea markets can be fun. For example, going to the Naschmarkt flea market, you can buy anything you want, including delicious food (sweets, various types of cheese, sausages, wines, honey).
- Those wishing to visit the interior of the winter residence of the imperial family should visit the Hofburg Castle. The Empress Sissi Museum and the Habsburg Museum are open here.
- Since Vienna is a city of museums, it is worth going on an excursion to the Museum Quarter of Vienna: there are more than 200 different museums here. And in the Historical and Art Museum, you can not only spend time looking at interesting exhibits, but also have dinner: weekly, on Thursdays, at exactly 3 hours (19: 00-22: 00) a restaurant opens here, where you can pamper yourself with hot Viennese dishes and sweets.
- Fans of a noisy nightlife should take a closer look at the night music clubs. They can be found on the busy Der Gurtel street. And by visiting Vienna at the end of the summer, you will have the opportunity to take part in the noisy mega-party Gurtel Night Walk (all the clubs come together).
- Those who prefer active holidays can take advantage of the cycling routes that run through the city and beyond. Such a pastime will allow you to get to know Vienna and its surroundings better. You can rent a bike at any City Bike parking lot (they work around the clock). But advanced bike models can be found only in special rental centers, for example, you can rent such a bike at the Pedal Power office..
- Fans of sightseeing holidays can go on a cruise route (daytime, evening, short, long). For example, you can take a Twin City Laner high-speed catamaran and go on a voyage to Bratislava (you can see the ruins of Devin Castle).
- Beach lovers should go to the Danube Island. At the service of vacationers - sandy and grassy beaches, cafes, water slides, recreation areas.
In Vienna everyone will find entertainment to their liking!
