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Martin_Austria says:
Oi!
Vienna has quite a few Aussie pubs, but non of them are really authentic or run by Australians. In June 2008, Vienna got its first real Aussie Pub! The Roo bar.
The Roo bar is run by the president of the local Australian footy club and some of the barkeepers play for the Vienna Kangaroos (…
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smk23us says:
I stayed at Intercontinental Vienna during my engagement.
Maybe from the outside view of the building does not throw you on your knees, but inside and service is top-notch.
Rooms are rather small (well at least those that i could afford :) ), but are good planed and have very comfortable beds. …
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GW1971 says:
We spent 4 nights in this great hotel. Friends told us about it, and we want to thank them!
The Hollmann Beletage is located in the centre of Vienna and just a few minutes away from St. Stephens Cathedral. They only have 16 rooms, which creates a very personal feeling. The rooms are all on one fl…
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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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cax says:
Why not combine your stay in Bratislava with a day trip to Vienna. With 3 departures every day from both cities and a sailing time of 1½ hour it's easily done.
I took the one hour sightseeing tour from the Vienna Opera and then headed to the Volksprater to go on the Wiener Risenrad. But there's…
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GW1971 says:
The restaurant Hollmann Salon is run by the same people as the hotel Hollmann Beletage, which is just around the corner. It is located in the first district of Vienna, the city centre, in an old courtyard "Heiligenkreuzerhof". The scenery is very beautiful and peaceful. Perfect for relaxing from all…
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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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mainhart says:
I've been to Vienna a few times, and my favorite place to stay is the Pension Kraml. It is located near the Mariahilferstrasse, a major shopping street in the center of town, and near 2 metro stations. The street itself is quiet. The pension has large comfortable rooms, with high ceilings, and a nic…
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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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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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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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Martin_Austria says:
Vienna has compared to other cities an excelent public transport system. Most you will reach your targets with the underground. also late at night there are a quite good night buses. Most attractions/places are quite close in Vienna, with a good plan you maybe dont need public transport at all.
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yadilitta says:
If you are in Vienna and are interested in knowing more about SiSi aka Empress Elizabeth of the Habsburg, you have to visit this museum.
When I went to the Schönbrunn, I got the "Sisi ticket" which included a visit to the Sisi Museum. This museum is located in the Hofburg castle and its main att…
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Amanda says:
On our first night in Vienna, we went to this amazing restaurant that is actually housed in the wine cellar of the Hofburg Complex. It's right in the middle of Vienna, and serves Austrian food. Ahhhhh, the joy!!!
We were fresh off the plane from a long day, tired, cold, and w…
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Miranda-Maas says:
If you like art and you are in Vienna, you have to visit this great museum. The museum has a collection of paintings from all of Europe from around 1200 until 1750. Paintings of Rembrandt, Durer, Carravaggio, Rafael, Tizian etc are all in the collection. Besides the main collection, the museum alway…
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cax says:
Vienna Sightseeing is offering city tours of 1 to 4 hours throughout the city. The duration is between one and four hours and the busses leaves every hour.
All tours start at even hours from the stats Oper (state opera house) but you can hop on and off dureing the tour. Tickets are sold rght out…
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Zen says:
The "Hotel Schweizerhof" in Vienna is located right next to the cathedral in the center of town and it is impossible to miss it.
The rooms are clean, comfortable and practical with a nice view over the town and cathedral from some of them. Service is good and friendly with hot and cold drinks ava…
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Martin_Austria says:
Club Pi is one of the gothic venues of Vienna. I guess there is no need to describe this culture. Right know, if you like industrial, gothic, dark rave, ... its the place to go.
Please notice: This club has a dress code, you can come in any clour as long as its black (or fits with the gotic style…
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Kramerdude says:
The Vienna Marriott Hotel is located right on the Ringstrasse in the Old Quarter of Vienna. It's location puts you within walking distance of all the major sites of downtown Vienna (Stephansdom, the Vienna Opera House, Museum Quarter, Hofburg Palace). Located directly across from the Stadtpark as …
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alyssa_ob says:
We stayed in the Dr. Geissler Pension and had a wonderful experience. The pension is located just one metro stop from the downtown and Stephansdom cathedral at Schwedenplatz. From the metro stop, it was about one block of walking. We arrived in Vienna at the south train station and getting to the…
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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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Farore says:
Dots is a stylish restaurant, which serves great sushi. According to friends it's the best sushi in Vienna. The interior is completely white, ans together with the lights and decoration it looks very trendy. The menu also changes every once in a while.
As an appetizer i had misosoup. It tasted ve…
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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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mainhart says:
This place is a on a side street near Volkstheatre, only a few blocks from a metro station. Bathrooms are shared. That's always an issue with me because of the hygienic factor, but they were acceptable clean. The beds were a little lumpy though. The price was good and the people there seemed to be n…
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O_Murchu says:
im defonately gonna advise any persons up for a piss up weekend yto check out wombats hostel in vienna , i know for a fact that there are many hostels to go to but i garantee they wont match what this place can offer . it may be just a typical hostel with bed , bar food and such and such but its the…
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yadilitta says:
When you visit Vienna and want to see more than one attraction, take your time and study the different kind of tickets they offer. Maybe you'd find one that would work better for your budget.
In my case I didn't have much time to visit all the attractions of the city, but wanted to visit as much …
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cvanzoen says:
I had never been to the airport of Vienna until this citytrip in August 2009. The thing I can say about this airport is the fact that I like the size of it. Even though it is an international airport it is not too big. While waiting on your flight you can easily walk up and down the entire waiting a…
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cax says:
If you are looking for a fast easy way to spend your money the Café Oper is the right choise.
It's not really that much, but atempts being very high class and fancy, unfortunately I did not feel that was the case. In fact it seems more or less like a café like any others without any ambience. …
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mainhart says:
It was hard booking an affordable hotel in Vienna since I would need 2 rooms, as I was travelling with my parents. My usual places were fully booked. The Pension Franz had a wonderful website and the reveiws on Tripadvisor were quite positive so I booked the hotel. The location of the hotel was pret…
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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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Roo Bar
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Tiergarten Schoenbrunn (Vienna Zoo)
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SiSi Museum
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