#1 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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wee_caz says:
me and my friend were unsure at first due to the price (50 euro) but was well worth the £...had a fantastic day riding through the beautiful wachau valley, visiting small local wineries, chocolate shops ect. (v. cheap bottles of wine!)and a fantastic BBQ lunch!..the bike riding got harder as the da…
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#2 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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Miranda-Maas says:
You really feel like you're living in the time of Sissi when you visit this palace. Everything is in the style of that time. Most rooms inside the palace are still exactly the same as they were years ago. You can see the orignial furniture, wall carpets and clothes of the prince and princess. Every …
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#3 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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harleyd says:
The haus der musik is a great museum to visit! The first room upon entering part of the museum is what it is like to be a fetus inside the womb; what the fetus would hear. there are other rooms that explain the different parts of the ear and what that part does. there is also an interactive area tha…
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#4 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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sarahelaine says:
The Albertina is an incredible museum in central Vienna. It has just consolidated a new permanent collection of modern and contemporary art, to add to its existing collection of drawings and the state rooms of the palace, making it one of the most eclectic collections I've seen in Europe.
The Al…
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#5 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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Martin_Austria says:
The Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum is an interactive museum in Vienna, it is part of a over 300-year-old monastery wine cellar which also deals as restaurant. Walk through the beautiful old cellar and have a look to original men and women hats from former times. To be able to appreciate the the ori…
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#6 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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sarahelaine says:
The Leopold Museum is in the Museums Quarter in Vienna. It costs just under 10 Euros and there is a discount for Vienna Card holders. The museum (although not necessarily the upstairs part of the cafe) would be fully accessible to buggies and wheelchairs.
The collection of the museum is mainly …
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#7 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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cvanzoen says:
I always like to visit a zoo and while visiting Vienna I just couldn't resist. This zoo was once the privat zoo of the imperial family and is now open to the public.
At first glance I think this zoo gives animals a rather good space. It still isn't what they would have in the wild but for a zoo i…
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#8 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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Lucas_J says:
What I like most about the Vienna Zoo is the fact that animals get so much free space of their own. This makes one leave it with a sense of discovery and happiness, not like in other cities where you'd never want to come back or you leave feeling sorry for the poor animals.
With the exception of …
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#9 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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Dia_De_Verano says:
Vienna is also famous for it's old ferris wheel, so of course you should go in there (even when you have fear of heights it's good to go). It's accompanied by a big permanent fair. When you are back on the ground there's of course the opportunity to buy souvenirs.
You should decide if you want to…
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#10 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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stevemco says:
This is a cool city for walking around. The concert ticket sales people dressed like Mozart become a little Las Vegas stripper card annoying after a while but overall, a great city.
Important: The comments express are mine and in no way intended to promote any product, service or tour. Also, I’…
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#11 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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Dia_De_Verano says:
The viewing point of Schönbrunn. When you did a tour in the palace you can go for free upstairs here.
It's a good place to relax after the walk across the garden and up the hill, and to absorb the skyline of Vienna. You can see most of the city, of course including the Danube river. Remember not…
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#12 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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Kju says:
The St. Stephans Cathedral is mysterious and we have a lot of stories about that church, and one thing i can tell you. On both sides from the Cathedral are the sexual organ of a human!!! You not believe me, here is the proof (a text from the Website with all stories about that curch)
It's not ty…
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#13 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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mccreai says:
The atmosphere around Vienna during the christmas market season is amazing. Just browsing through the streets with market stands on either side, the smell of roast chesnuts and the warmth of the mulled spiced wine all combine to create a real thrill for all the senses. The crowds may be a bit much f…
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#14 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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Martin_Austria says:
Beside Schloss Schünbrunn, the Belvedere is one of the most important buildings after the second world war. In the building the allied forces sight the state treaty which gave Austria the sovereignty back. Now the Belevedere is used as a museum and shows paintings of famouse artists like Klimt and …
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#15 of 27 things to do in Vienna
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brett72 says:
Vienna is an amazing city, lots to see and do in a pretty compact area. Once you have done the Imperial palaces, Mozart stuff, Freud stuff, gone to the Prater, and had some torte, if you still want more to do and if you like architecture you should check out Friedensreich Hundertwasser's 2 amazing …
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