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Published : Jun, 2023

Any price accom | Outdoor Activities | Nature and wildlife
Neubaugasse | Hundertwasser Hse. | Naschmarket | Schönbrunn Palace | City of Music | Museums & Art | Get off Beaten Path | City Ctr. - Imperial
Lovers of history, architecture, and music will have plenty of things to do in Vienna.
And those of you who enjoy delicious pastries, fine coffee, and strolling through museums will too!
That’s exactly what we found when we first arrived in Vienna. Mere moments after stepping foot in Austria’s capital it became exceedingly obvious why Vienna is called The Imperial City.

Much like the decadence of Klimt’s paintings, the city is decorated in broad strokes with lavish buildings leftover from bygone empires. Stately and grandiose, the architecture found in Vienna is a reflection of its past lives.
Austria once served as the capital of the Holy Roman Empire. And later on, it did the same for the massive Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Published : Apr, 2023

Sites and attractions | Day tour
Upper Belvedere | City Cruises | Kunsthistorisches Museum | Vienna PASS (70 Attractions) | 2D: €123 | Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tours | 1D Pass: €87 | Schönbrunn PalaceTour | 3D: €153 | Hofburg Imperial Palace | 6D: €189 | Schönbrunn Zoo | Travelcard | Madame Tussauds | For Power sightseers
Located in the heart of Europe, Vienna, Austria is a destination you don’t want to miss. A sightseer’s dream, it boasts majestic architecture, world-renowned museums, tours galore, and a rich culture you just have to experience for yourself...

Today, we’ll explore how you can slash your sightseeing expenses with the Vienna PASS. We’ll cover how this sightseeing pass works, which attractions are included, and who can benefit most from the pass. By the time we’re done, we hope you’ll be able to decide for yourself whether or not the Vienna PASS is a good deal for you...

Published : Apr, 2023

Low budget | Local transport | Any price accom | Any food | Cultural Activities | Day tour
Prater Park | Albertina | Mozart | Natural History Museum | St. Stephens Cathedral | Sigmund Freud Museum | State Opera House Tour | City River Cruise | Wien Museum | Danube Tower | Karlskirche | Schönbrunn Palace | Naschmarkt | Belvedere Museum | Spanish Riding School | Time Travel Vienna
We think that three days in Vienna is the perfect amount of time for a visit. Three days will let you see the majority of the main sights in this beautiful city that you’re interested in, plus add in a few of the less well-known attractions, without being too rushed.

In this post, we’re going to share with you our idea of the perfect itinerary for three days in Vienna. As well as covering all the key attractions we think you’ll enjoy visiting, we’re also going to share some practical tips and advice for your visit, including tips on where to stay, where to eat, tips for getting around Vienna, and how to save money on sightseeing.

If you do have less time in Vienna, check out our itinerary for two days in Vienna. But now, let’s take a look at how to spend 3 days in Vienna.

Published : Mar, 2023

Low budget | Any price accom | Any food
Hotel: -€90-€150 | Budget $$: €85 | Thrifty $: €52 | Total Cost: €55-€95 | Bus: €8 | Apartment: €95-€150 | Attractions: €7-€16 | Taxi: €45 | Food: €20-€31 | Hostel: €24-€55
Vienna is known as the City of Music for its musical legacy. It’s also been named the best city in the world for its quality of life, and it has beautiful architecture… so it’s no wonder that people love visiting. And while visiting Venice isn’t cheap, it is still fairly affordable when compared to other major European capital cities.

In this Vienna travel price guide, we’ve outlined the estimated travel expenses for food, accommodation, attractions, alcohol, and other common travel expenses to help you budget your trip to Venice...

Published : Feb, 2023

Low budget | Any price accom | Any food
Packing Advice | Ave. Hostel Price: €26-€39 | Hostel Ruthensteiner Vienna: €18-€26 | Wombats City Hostel Vienna – The Naschmarkt | Jo&Joe: €38-€50 | Vienna Downtown Franz: €32-€39
Vienna is one of the world’s most beautiful cities and it is regularly ranked as one of the “most livable cities in the world” — but it’s also expensive. Luckily, hostels in Vienna are surprisingly affordable if you book early enough to snag the affordable beds. Just like any city, Vienna’s hostels range from junky to great so that’s why we’ve sorted through the city’s 30+ hosels to find the best hostels in Vienna.