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Vienna Places of Interest

Schönbrunn Palace

Schönbrunn Palace
One of the most important cultural monuments in Austria, Schönbrunn Palace is one of Vienna's most popular tourist destinations. Read more

Belvedere
Built in the 18th century by Prince Eugene of Savoy, the Belvedere's two stunning palaces were designed by one of the most renowned Baroque architects Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt. Read more

Central Cemetery
At about 2.4 square kilometers, the Central Cemetery was opened in Vienna in 1874 to accommodate the growing capital city. It is now the largest and most famous cemetery in Vienna, being the final resting site for about 3.3 million people. Read more

Mozarthaus Vienna
Located just east of St. Stephen's Cathedral is the residence of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Vienna's most famous resident. Read more

Museum of Fine Arts

Museum of Fine Arts
Among the most important European museums in the world, the Museum of Fine Arts, or Kunsthistorisches, rivals even Paris' Louvre. Read more

The Third Man Museum
Dedicated entirely to the cult film The Third Man, which was shot in Vienna in 1948, the Third Man Museum offers a comprehensive collection of film memorabilia. Read more

St. Stephen's Cathedral

St. Stephen's Cathedral
St. Stephen's Cathedral, or Stephansdom, is the mother church of the Archdiocese of Vienna. Read more

Vienna Hofburg
Once the political center of the Austrian monarchy and its most powerful players, including Emperor Joseph II and Emperor Franz Joseph, the Vienna Hofburg is a must-visit for anybody looking to learn about Austria's imperial past. Read more

Vienna Entertainment

Mariahilfer Strasse
Mariahilfer Strasse is Vienna's longest and liveliest shopping street.
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Ringstrasse
This boulevard is now the city's most notable address, filled with a variety of luxurious hotels, museums and popular attractions. Read more

Spanish Riding School
Located at the Hofburg Palace, the Spanish Riding School is dates back to the 16th century when Emperor Karl VI called for its construction. Read more

State Opera House

State Opera House
The Vienna State Opera, or Staatsoper, is one of the most visited structures in Vienna and one of the world's premier opera houses. Read more

Vienna Restaurants

Bodega Española
For Spanish fare in an authentic setting, Bodega Espanola is the place to go.
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Danube Tower Restaurant
The rotating Danube Tower Restaurant, located in the Danube Tower, offers one of the most commanding views of Vienna, and a 360-degree one at that. Read more

Restaurant Korso
Located in the upscale 140-room Hotel Bristol, this phenomenal Innere Stadt eatery is considered one of Vienna's finest. Read more

Schnitzelwirt Schmidt
If waitresses in traditional costume, a rustic ambience and overflowing beer steins aren't enticement enough, Schnitzelwirt Schmidt also offers gigantic portions. Read more

Unkai
Meaning "sea of clouds," the restaurant does certainly not disappoint in ambiance; its location on the 7th floor of the Grand Hotel Wien affords breathtaking views of the city below. Read more

Vienna Nightlife

Casino Vienna
Located in the heart of the Innere Stadt in the Esterhazy Palace, Casino Vienna is a three-floor gamer's paradise. Read more

Club Roxy
Though remodeled since its opening during the swinging 60s, Club Roxy can still evoke a bit of nostalgia with its ambiance of retro wooden paneling and groovy red lighting. Read more

Crossfield's
This Australian pub has a formidable list of both Australian and international beer selections, including Ayers Rock Red, Tooheys New, and Schneider Weisse. Read more

Flex
Flex hosts a number of regular programs, including "London Calling: The Great Return of Underground Rock." Read more

Little Buddha Vienna
Based on the legendary Parisian establishment of the same name, Little Buddha is a popular place for Vienna's society hot shots to kick back.
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Passauerhof Grinzing
Vienna's "heuriger," or wine taverns, are a legendary tradition in the city, offering guests a respite from the daily grind and a chance to relax with entertainment, great good and fine wine. Read more

U4
Its eclectic mix of nightly dance music has attracted visitors and performers such as Prince, Sade, Nirvana and Johnny Depp. Read more

Family Activities in Vienna

Haus des Meeres – Aqua Terra Zoo
This 6,000-square-meter aquarium encompasses over 3,500 animals, which range from poisonous snakes to vibrant corals. Read more

Haus der Musik
Located between St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Vienna State Opera, the Haus der Musik, or Music House, celebrates Vienna's history as a world music center. Read more

Hundertwasserhaus Wien

Hundertwasserhaus Wien
Designed by Austrian avante-garde artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, the memorable structure features a variety of whimsical features such as uneven floors, a roof made of grass, trees growing indoors and colorful tile mosaics. Read more

Tiergarten Schönbrunn
Located on the southeastern edge of the Schönbrunn Palace Park, the Tiergarten Schönbrunn, or Schönbrunn Zoo, is the world's oldest and only Baroque zoo. Read more

The Vienna Prater

The Vienna Prater
With over 250 attractions, the Vienna Prater is the place to go for family fun.
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Recreation and Outdoors in Vienna

Danube Island

Danube Island
This long, narrow island located between the Danube River and the excavated New Danube channel is a popular outdoor recreation area for locals. Read more

Lainzer Tiergarten
Once a hunting ground for the imperial family, the Lainzer Tiergarten is now a wildlife preserve located in the southwest corner of the city. Read more

Schönbrunn Park
Located at Schönbrunn Palace, this massive park complex extends 1.2 kilometers from east to west and about one kilometer from north to south. Read more

The Vienna Woods
Occupying 1,000 square kilometers on the western rim of the Vienna Basin, this "green lung" is a hiker's paradise in Vienna. Read more

Vienna Tours

Cityrama City Tour
Cityrama offers a number of city tours and experiences. The popular three-hour City Tour features some of Vienna's most important sites. Read more

DDSG Blue Danube Schiffahrt GmbH
The six ships of the DDSG Blue Danube give guests the opportunity to experience the city of Vienna by water. Read more

Pedal Power
Self-guided tour sights include the State Opera House, the Hofburg, the Spanish Riding School, St. Stephen's and many other First District sites.
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Vienna Walks & Talks
Vienna Walks & Talks offers several unique city tours led by Red Badge Austria Guides and historians. Read more