Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site the spectacular Schönbrunn Palace is a must see. After exploring Empress Maria Theresa former residence with it’s beauteous garden, visit the „Tiergarten“ on the very same precincts. It’s the world’s oldest continuously run zoo.
Can be reached best: via subway U4 station “Schönbrunn” – aprox. 20 minutes away
Opening hours: 8:30am – 5pm
www.schoenbrunn.at
Built by Prince Eugene in the 1600’s the Belvedere Palace is among Vienna’s most lavish attractions. It’s split into two majestic palaces and is surrounded by a picturesque garden. We suggest focusing on the Upper Palace where you will find an impressive art museum. While the Lower Palace is a beautiful building to educate yourself about the Princes Story.
Can be reached best via tram: D-line station “Quartier Belvedere” – aprox. 10 minutes away
Opening hours: 10am – 6pm
www.belvedere.at
The impressive Gothic-style cathedral is the geographic centre that modern Vienna orbits around. Don’t miss on taking a tour inside the beautiful church. Climb the 466 foot tall South Tower to see a breathtaking view of Vienna’s old town. Don’t leave before visiting the catacombs where you can see the guts from the Habsburg rulers and many religious leaders.
Can be reached best via subway: U1 station “Stephansplatz” – aprox. 10 minutes away
Opening hours: daily 6am – 22pm
www.stephanskirche.at
Walking into the Prater is like visiting a new side of Vienna. Here you can stroll through the park, go wild in the amusement park or enjoy the view over the city from the „Riesenrad“, a ferris wheel. Here you can take a break from the city very close to the city centre.
Can be reached best via subway: U1 station “Prater” – aprox. 20 minutes away
www.prater.at
In a city famous for classical music the Vienna State Opera House is one of the highlights of a long list of sights. Watch a show, take part in one the many elegant balls or simply enjoy the impressive interior of this 1200 seat theater.
Can be reached best via subway: U1 station “Karlsplatz” – aprox. 10 minutes away
www.wiener-staatsoper.at
With all the palaces Vienna has to offer, the Hofburg might be the most impressive on. Not only has it been the official seat of every Austrian ruler since 1275, it is also where the National History Museum, the Hofburg Treasury, the Sisi Museum and the Austrian National Library is located.
The Messe Wien is the biggest convention centre Austria’s. Up to 25.000 people fit in some of the exhibition halls of the Messe Wien. Austria’s most biggest convention center is located in the 2nd district and easily to reach by subway or by car.
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