In Vienna, the many sights, events and attractions are densely packed together, one after the other. To ensure that you experience as much of Vienna as possible during a shorter stay, we have complied a list of our favourite things to-do for a weekend in Vienna.
Read MoreIn a large city, parking spaces are always a rare commodity – and Vienna is no exception. But there are also a number of options for long-term parking. There is no need to let the annoying search for a parking space spoil your holiday mood!
Read MoreThe Wiener Prater – there is hardly any other attraction or must-see in Vienna that is as popular with visitors as it is with local Viennese people. Here we would like to provide you with a small selection of attractions which you should definitely not miss out on.
Read MoreThe onset of autumn plunges Vienna into picturesque colours and also brings with it a whole host of events and activities. Despite the cooler season, autumn in Vienna is more colourful than ever. The perfect time for a short trip to Austria’s capital!
Read MoreBratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is located directly on the “blue” Danube and it can be reached by car in just over one hour from Vienna. So what could be better than a day trip to Bratislava during a visit to Vienna?
Read MoreVienna is wonderful at any time of the year – and late summer is no exception. With culinary delicacies, market visits, art and culture, hikes or even business trips, Austria’s capital is the perfect place to enjoy late summer with its mild temperatures.
Read MoreWhen the leaves are slowly beginning to change colour, you will find one highlight after the other in Vienna. From the Africa Days to the Vienna Photo Marathon and the Vienna Wine Hike, there is something for everyone.
Read MoreWhat better way to spend the warm months in Vienna than on a day trip? Most importantly, it should be possible to do the trip in one day and ideally you should be able to reach your destination by public transport . The south of Vienna is particularly suitable for such a day.
Read MoreThe temperatures in Vienna rise. The population flock to the many open-air pools in the city, which are particularly well attended in the holiday months of July and August. Here, we would like to tell you about a few alternatives, where you can jump into cool waters in order to escape the heat of the city.
Read MoreThe multi-faceted Danube Island – Vienna’s own island with many exciting events. Musical, sporting or cultural events – the Danube Island is not only the most popular recreational area of the Viennese but also the place to go for a mixed array of events.
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