Vienna is a world-class metropolis and extremely popular with tourists. But if you are visiting Vienna for the first time as a tourist, you should really pay attention to a few things. We have compiled a short list of things that you should do or rather not do as a tourist in Vienna.
Read MoreEspecially on rainy days or when it’s cold outside, many Viennese visit the numerous and varied cinemas in the city. But the cinemas, especially those which are independent, are well worth a visit, also even if you are just here for a short trip.
Read MoreIn Vienna, the many sights, events and attractions are densely packed together, one after the other. To ensure that you experience as much of Vienna as possible during a shorter stay, we have complied a list of our favourite things to-do for a weekend in Vienna.
Read MoreVienna may be famous for its traditional balls, but there are also a number of extraordinary and unusual balls to attend Vienna’s ball culture is famous, well beyond its national borders. However, in addition to the traditional balls, there are also colourful and extravagant balls – often with a serious background or held as charity… Read more »
Read MoreEnjoy a fun carnival time in Vienna Regardless of whether you refer to this time of the year as Fasching (as it is known in Austria), carnival, Alaaf or if you use another expression – during the carnival period, people in Vienna always celebrate properly. The start is marked by the tradition around Krapfen (doughnuts),… Read more »
Read MoreThe lavish balls in Vienna are unforgettable every year as the magnificent buildings in the capital are the perfect locations for these events. It would be easy to get lost amongst the evening gowns and the tails, so we hope to help by selecting the most well-known balls in Vienna for you.
Read MoreVienna is a city of students. However, in order to have enough time for some free time from studying, we have compiled a students’ guide especially for those new to Vienna. These tips serve as a guideline for the best and cheapest places for students in Vienna.
Read MoreBratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is located directly on the “blue” Danube and it can be reached by car in just over one hour from Vienna. So what could be better than a day trip to Bratislava during a visit to Vienna?
Read MoreNovember in Vienna promises to be exciting! The city offers a variety of indoor- and outdoor-events in November. From a designer market to a book fair, the Comic Con or the opening of the Christmas markets – November offers a mixed bunch of free-time activities in Vienna.
Read MoreAdvent is a perfect season to spend time in Vienna! Because only then does Vienna shine in festive lights and is filled with the aroma of punch, Lebkuchen (similar to gingerbread) and hot chestnuts. This is simply a wonderful time to spend a weekend in Vienna.
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