Guidebook for Wien
Getting Around
Wien Rennweg Bahnhof station
Closest train stop when coming from the airport.
Stop for Tram No. 71 - follows the "Ring" and can therefore be used for Sightseeing too as it drives past Opera House, City Hall, University, etc.
11 locals recommend
Unteres Belvedere station
Stop for Tram No. 71 - follows the "Ring" and can therefore be used for Sightseeing too as it drives past Opera House, City Hall, University, etc.
Am Modenapark
Am ModenaparkBus 4a. Goes to Karlsplatz/ Oper or in the other direction directly to Prater.
Essentials
Spar Gourmet
1 Neuwaldegger Str.Food Scene
Herlitschka
1 TraungasseGood Austrian kitchen in a typical old Viennese ambience.
Gmoa Keller
25 Am HeumarktVery good Austrian kitchen - reservation recommended.
Very popular among visitors. Typical Austrian kitchen with it's own brewery.
66 locals recommend
Salm Bräu
8 RennwegVery popular among visitors. Typical Austrian kitchen with it's own brewery.
Hotel Daniel Vienna
5 Landstraßer GürtelExcellent brunch in a stylish ambience.
Joseph Brot
4 Landstraßer HauptstraßeOrganic bread and best pastries in the 3rd district.
Drinks & Nightlife
Café Satchmo
17 SalesianergasseCozy Jazz pub for music, drinks, playing chess or a midnight snack.
City Beach with loads of bars, restaurants and even a "Badeschiff" (ship with a swimming pool) all along the Donaukanal in the middle of the city.
180 locals recommend
Donaukanal
City Beach with loads of bars, restaurants and even a "Badeschiff" (ship with a swimming pool) all along the Donaukanal in the middle of the city.
Arts & Culture
Houses a great collection of art from various centuries and also the biggest collection of works from Gustav Klimt. But also the palaces and the parc are worth visiting.
132 locals recommend
Austrian Gallery Belvedere
27 Prinz Eugen-StraßeHouses a great collection of art from various centuries and also the biggest collection of works from Gustav Klimt. But also the palaces and the parc are worth visiting.
3. Mann Tour
In the footsteps of Orson Welles through the Viennese canalization.
One of the biggest and most important museums of Austria: from Egyptian and Roman art, Rubens, Pieter Bruegel to Velazquez - everything under one roof.
640 locals recommend
Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna
Maria-Theresien-PlatzOne of the biggest and most important museums of Austria: from Egyptian and Roman art, Rubens, Pieter Bruegel to Velazquez - everything under one roof.
Fantastic collection of the Viennese Modern Age - Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, Oskar Kokoschka, etc.
148 locals recommend
Leopold Museum
1 MuseumsplatzFantastic collection of the Viennese Modern Age - Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, Oskar Kokoschka, etc.
Why? Because only there you can admire the crown of the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire or the Agate bowl that was belived to be the Holy Grail.
48 locals recommend
Imperial Treasury Vienna
HofburgWhy? Because only there you can admire the crown of the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire or the Agate bowl that was belived to be the Holy Grail.
Entertainment & Activities
Huge flea market every saturday until 5pm. Afterwards off to Naschmarkt for lunch or dinner.
57 locals recommend
Flea Market at Naschmarkt
48-52 Linke WienzeileHuge flea market every saturday until 5pm. Afterwards off to Naschmarkt for lunch or dinner.
Kino unter Sternen
11 KarlsplatzOpen Air Cinema from June 29- July 21. Free entrance, drinks and food available.
Parks & Nature
Wonderful public parc from the 19th century in the middle of the city. For getting some fresh air, lingering in the sun or having a coffee at the "Kursalon". The famous golden statue of Johann Strauß and the Art Nouveau subway station built by Otto Wagner are located there too.
292 locals recommend
Stadtpark station
Wonderful public parc from the 19th century in the middle of the city. For getting some fresh air, lingering in the sun or having a coffee at the "Kursalon". The famous golden statue of Johann Strauß and the Art Nouveau subway station built by Otto Wagner are located there too.