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Vienna
Vienna
Vienna city breaks
Vienna city breaks mean sweeping boulevards that feel like an architectural dream, with baroque, medieval and imperial touches giving the Austrian capital a frozen-in-time feel. And the history doesn’t stop there. You’ll find elegant cafés standing shoulder to shoulder with atmospheric wine cellars and traditional taverns. If you’re not following your nose, listen out for orchestral tones, as classical music is big business here. Concert halls and jazz bars are the main magnets come night fall.
Things to do in Vienna
- Hofburg Palace|
- Palmenhaus Schönbrunn|
- Schoenbrunn Palace|
- Kunsthistoriches Museum|
- Wiener Riesenrad|
- Karlskirche|
- Oesterreichische Werkstaetten|
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Wander around Palmenhaus Schönbrunn
This pine-green, glass Palm House takes centre stage in the heart of the palace park. Split into three sections, it’s filled with Mediterranean and tropical plants, from orchids to palm trees. Afterwards, it’s well worth a walk around the surrounding gardens with their pretty flowers and perfectly manicured shrubbery.
See the Hundertwasserhaus
The colourful Hundertwasserhaus is a must-see on any visit to Vienna! It’s a wacky, residential block of flats designed by Vienna’s radical architect, Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Although you can’t go inside, you’ll be able to snap plenty of pictures of the mosaic shapes and colours from across the street.
Catch a performance
Between candle-lit concerts and classical equitation performances, Vienna’s menu of exciting shows is a real feast for the senses. Start with the Spanish Riding School, where a group of showstopping stallions and their Lipizzans demonstrate the art of classic horsemanship, accompanied by Viennese music.
Jaz in the City Vienna
Vienna City, Vienna
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- Great for music lovers
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- 800m from the Naschmarkt
Imperial Riding School Autograph Collection
Vienna City, Vienna
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- Great for luxury
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- 2km from St Stephen's Cathedral
Vienna Christmas markets
Get that festive feeling with a Christmas market city break. Wooden stalls line the streets selling local toys, trinkets and unusual knick-knacks. And what’s more Christmassy than a hot dog and piping hot cup of glühwein?
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Language
German
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+1hr
Local beer
£3.80
48-hour travel card
£12
Meal for two
£59.80
Heldenplatz
Vienna
Take in the splendour of Heroes' Square in front of the Hofburg Palace. Many important events took place here, notably Hitler's ceremonial announcement of the Anschluss, the annex of Austria by the German Third...
Hofburg Palace
Vienna
Once the seat of the Habsburg empire, the Hofburg palace now offers a fascinating glimpse into Austria's imperial past. Dating back to the 13th century, it’s an incredible melting pot of styles. There's a...
Kunsthistoriches Museum
Vienna
You could spend hours exploring the historic artwork housed in this stunning neoclassic building. But if time is limited, head straight to the Picture Gallery to see the Old Masters, including Raphael's Madonna...
Sightseeing
A city break to Vienna promises a treasure trove of history and culture to discover. Palaces, museums, churches and state buildings in a patchwork of architectural styles create a stellar sightseeing line-up. The joy of exploring here lies in simply getting lost among the beautiful streets.
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Eating and drinking
Strudel, schnitzel and sachertorte are just the start of Vienna’s culinary delights! Cafés are an obvious place to start dipping into sweet treats, while the bistro pubs are where to go for hearty grub. Eating on the move? Pick up a würstel drizzled with mustard from one of the many sausage stands.
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Shopping
If you’re hoping to indulge in a little retail therapy, independent boutiques, designer shops and family-run stores are what to expect. And if you’re in Vienna at Christmastime, you won’t miss the magical markets that take over the city!
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Getting around
Pack those comfy shoes as Vienna’s a compact city, so most sights can be easily navigated on foot. But it you’re venturing between districts or the weather’s taken a turn, trains and trams are your best bet.
From the airport
The City Airport Train (CAT) offers the fastest connection, running every 30 minutes between the airport and Wien Mitte from early morning until late evening. Alternatively, you can take the airport bus for a convenient route into the city centre. Up‑to‑date fares and timetables are available on the airport website.
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