The Albertina in Vienna displays masterpieces from Dürer to Picasso, current exhibitions and imperial state rooms in the Hofburg.

The Old Danube in Vienna offers boating, swimming and numerous restaurants – ideal for relaxation in the middle of the city.

Am Hof: A historic square in Vienna with a church, Marian column, fire station, Park Hyatt, popular markets, and architectural highlights.

The Ankeruhr on the Hoher Markt in Vienna shows a parade of historical figures every day. The spectacle is a particular highlight at 12 noon.

The Augustinian Church in the Hofburg: Gothic architecture, the Habsburg crypt and musical high masses every Sunday.

Belvedere 21 in Vienna: Museum for contemporary art in a modern building. Temporary exhibitions, events and architecture.

The Bohemian Prater in Vienna offers nostalgic leisure fun with historic rides, cafés and entertainment for the whole family.

The Vienna Botanical Garden is home to over 11,000 plant species on 8 hectares and offers a green oasis next to Belvedere Palace.

Historical park at Heldenplatz with Mozart monument, palm house, butterfly house and view of the New Castle.

CopaBeach and Pier 22 on the New Danube: Summer, sand, wooden decks, street food and free swimming access in the heart of Vienna.

Vienna Butterfly House: Tropical butterflies and plants in the historic Palm House, right next to the Hofburg. Ideal for nature lovers.

Monumental Renaissance portal and oldest part of the Hofburg with treasury and Hofburg chapel – residence of many Habsburgs.

The Vienna Secession displays Art Nouveau art, including Klimt's Beethoven Frieze, and regularly hosts exhibitions of contemporary art.

Dominican Church Vienna: Baroque basilica in Postgasse with frescoes, side chapels and organ. Information on opening hours, services and visitor tips.

Donauinsel Vienna: Swimming, sports, culinary delights & Donauinselfest 2025 with top acts. Info on nudism, wakeboarding, Copa Kagrana & more.

Bars, clubs, and beach bars along Vienna's Danube Canal – our guide shows what makes this hotspot for summer, nightlife, and street art so special.

Donaupark Vienna: 63 hectares of green space, playgrounds, Danube Tower, railway, sports, water features & culture – perfect for leisure & family.

The Danube Tower in Vienna offers 360° views, rotating restaurants, and Europe's highest slide – a highlight for every visit.

Ancient excavations from Ephesus in the Hofburg Vienna: Admire monuments and statues in the state rooms of the New Castle

Ernst Fuchs Museum in Vienna: Discover the fascinating, fantastic art of the Viennese artist in the impressive Otto Wagner Villa.

The Globe and Esperanto Museum in Vienna displays historical globes and the history of the Esperanto language, with over 250 exhibits.

The Graben in Vienna is a historic, vibrant shopping street with luxury boutiques, renowned cafés, and the iconic Plague Column monument.

The Hadersdorfer Bad is a quiet outdoor pool in the 14th district of Vienna with a family atmosphere, clean pools and small snacks.

Experience contemporary history from 1918 onwards in the Hofburg: The House of Austrian History with interactive content and current references

The House of Music in Vienna offers interactive experiences around sound and music history. Ideal for families and music lovers.

The House of the Sea: Vienna's fascinating marine and tropical zoo with breathtaking aquariums and exotic animals.

The Military History Museum in Vienna shows Austria's military history from the 16th century to the present day, with fascinating exhibits.

Heldenplatz Vienna: Historically important square in front of the Hofburg with museums, equestrian statues and a view of the Neue Burg.

The Vienna Hofburg: Former imperial residence, today the official residence of the Federal President and home to many important museums.

Historical ceremonial armor and weapons: The Court Hunting and Armory in Vienna displays Habsburg splendor from five centuries.

Colorful residential building by Friedensreich Hundertwasser in Vienna with village, shop and terrace café – a short detour in the 3rd district.

Relaxation and fun at the Hütteldorfer Bad: open all year round, family-friendly facilities, sports fields and easy accessibility.

Experience interactive spaces with nostalgia, fun and art at IKONO Vienna – perfect for families and children.

Jesuit Church: A Baroque church in the 1st district with a trompe-l'œil dome and golden hour concerts. Opening hours, history, tips and events.

The Palace of Justice with Café in Vienna houses important courts and impresses with magnificent architecture and artistic interior.

Imperial Treasury Vienna: Experience the insignia of the Holy Roman Empire and treasures of the Habsburgs in the heart of the Hofburg

Karlskirche in Vienna: Baroque architecture, frescoes, viewing terrace and history. A highlight for art and culture enthusiasts.

Kärntner Straße in Vienna: Exclusive shops, famous cafés such as the Sacher, and cultural highlights such as St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Vienna State Opera.

Church am Hof in Vienna: Gothic church with Baroque facade, over 300 angels, Croatian mission, free entry, central location.

The Kongressbad is one of the oldest and most popular outdoor pools in Vienna with a sports pool, adventure pool, water slide and paddling pool.

Miniature city of Vienna with railways, interactive attractions, mirror labyrinth & adventures for children in the Vienna Prater.

The Krapfenwaldbad is considered one of the most beautiful swimming pools in Vienna and offers a general pool, sports pool and 2 children's pools.

Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna: Habsburg collections, magnificent Ringstrasse architecture and masterpieces of European art united.

The Nikolaitor in the Lainzer Tiergarten: access to Vienna's natural paradise with hiking trails and rich wildlife in the Vienna Woods.

Experience pure nature in the Lainzer Tiergarten: Hike through the Vienna Woods and enjoy the local wildlife. Plan your trip today!

Hermesvilla in the Lainzer Tiergarten: Discover Empress Sisi's retreat, a museum full of imperial history, surrounded by nature.

Lainzer Tor: The main entrance to the Lainzer Tiergarten, an ideal starting point for hikes and nature experiences in the Vienna Woods.

Leopold Museum: Modern art, Schiele and Klimt, permanent exhibition Vienna 1900, café and free roof terrace.

The Lobau in the Donau-Auen National Park is a natural paradise in Vienna, ideal for hiking, cycling and relaxation in the midst of nature.

MAK Vienna: Information on architecture, collections, design lab and current exhibitions. Opening hours, tickets and tips for your visit.

Maria am Gestade: Gothic church in Vienna with an open tower, net-vaulted ceiling, old altars and services in several languages.

Mariahilfer Straße is Vienna's largest shopping street with over 400 shops, restaurants and cafés in a 1.8 km long pedestrian zone.

St. Michael's Church in Vienna: A historic church with impressive architecture, a famous crypt, and a rich musical tradition on Michaelerplatz.

Magnificent entrance to the Hofburg: The Michaelertrakt with Michaelertor, Michaelerkuppel and access to museums and the Spanish Riding School.

The Minorite Church in Vienna was built by the Fratres Minors in the 13th century. The church is known for its Gothic architecture.

Mozarthaus Vienna: Information on address, opening hours, prices and exhibitions. We give an honest account of our experience in the only remaining Mozart apartment.

mumok – Vienna's Museum of Modern Art: 10,000 works from Warhol to Picasso, Pop Art, Fluxus, and Actionism in a basalt building with a cinema, café, and shop.

MuseumsQuartier Wien: 90,000 m² of cultural space with the Leopold Museum, mumok, restaurants, Enzi furniture, events, and the free roof terrace MQ Libelle.

The Narrenturm in Vienna was Europe's first psychiatric institution and today houses a unique pathological-anatomical collection.

Let yourself be enchanted by the Vienna Naschmarkt: Try delicious products from Austria and around the world! Find a new restaurant!

With over 30 million collection objects, the Natural History Museum in Vienna (NHM) is one of the most important natural history museums in the world.

Neuwaldegger Bad: Historic outdoor pool in Vienna with a swimming pool, sunbathing lawn and playground. Not particularly suitable for children.

In the Literature Museum of the Austrian National Library you will find a permanent exhibition on Austrian literary history.

The state hall houses around 200,000 volumes and 15,000 manuscripts. The impressive dome with paintings is worth seeing.

Experience the Ottakringer Bad in Vienna: indoor and outdoor pools, sauna, sports fields and children's areas - perfect for relaxation and leisure fun.

The Otto Wagner Church in Vienna is an Art Nouveau masterpiece with a golden dome designed by Otto Wagner.

Discover the Palm House in Schönbrunn, Vienna: unique plants, historical architecture and practical visitor information for your visit.

Papyrus Museum Vienna: Exhibition of ancient original texts on papyrus for those particularly interested in history in the Hofburg.

Vienna Parliament: Columned Hall, historic meeting room, roof terrace and Pallas Athena statue. A highlight, not only for history fans.

St. Peter's Church Vienna: Baroque church in the 1st district with a magnificent interior, free admission and daily organ concerts.

Visit the Vienna Planetarium and experience interactive shows and exciting lectures about space – ideal for children and adults.

Vienna Prater: Experience the Wurstelprater with rides, the famous Ferris wheel and nature in the Green Prater. Fun for the whole family

St. Rupert's Church is considered to be the oldest surviving church in Vienna and is located in the immediate vicinity of the Danube Canal in the first district.

Historic pianos, violins and listening stations: The collection of old musical instruments showcases musical culture from the Baroque to the Classical period.

The Schafbergbad is a popular place to spend hot summer days in Vienna. It has several swimming pools.

Discover Belvedere Palace in Vienna - a masterpiece of architecture! Experience art & history up close.

Discover Schönbrunn Palace: a magnificent baroque palace with historic rooms and an impressive park.

Schottenkirche Vienna: Baroque church building with Romanesque chapel, open daily; markets and events often take place in front.

Immerse yourself in the life of Empress Elisabeth in the Sisi Museum Vienna – a fascinating journey through history and culture.

Equestrian art at the highest level: The Spanish Riding School in Vienna presents Lipizzaner performances in baroque splendor.

The city park delights with picturesque meadows and extensive water areas - perfect for a break in the city

The Steinhofgründe in Vienna is a beautiful recreational area located in the 14th district of Vienna.

St. Stephen's Cathedral, Austria's impressive landmark! Climb the 343 steps and enjoy the breathtaking view over Vienna.

The Stock-im-Eisen in Vienna: A 600-year-old nail tree steeped in myth and history. Location, visiting tips, and insider information.

The Gänsehäufel in Vienna: A historic outdoor swimming pool on a 20-hectare island, offers space and relaxation for up to 33,000 visitors daily.

The Vienna Technical Museum is a museum dedicated to the history of technology and scientific discoveries.

Experience the fascinating world of animals in the award-winning Schönbrunn Zoo, from giant pandas to Habsburg history! Come along!

Tiger's World Vienna: Indoor play park with action zones, party rooms & safe play for children ages 4 and up – ideal for birthdays.

The Türkenschanzpark is a beautiful public park in the 18th district of Vienna that is worth a visit at any time of the year.

Guided tours of the UNO City Vienna showcase the conference hall, artworks, and moonstone. Topics include peace, development, and international politics.

The Lower Belvedere in Vienna offers baroque state rooms such as the Marble Hall, the Marble Gallery and the Golden Gallery as well as exhibitions.