Autumn is one of the best seasons to explore Vienna. The summer heat is for the most part over, the holiday season has drawn to a close and the trees are starting to change into beautiful colours. Here you will find the best activities for an unforgettable Vienna holiday in autumn.
Read MoreIn Vienna you can enjoy a wonderful late summer, because slowly but surely, high summer is drawing to a close. The capital attracts visitors all year round and offers amazing places to discover. However, before the golden autumn arrives, we can look forward to a wonderful late summer.
Read MoreAlser Straße is increasingly becoming a hot spot for cool and hip eating establishments. Both new and long-established eateries add to the flair of this small and lively shopping street.
Read MoreVienna is Austria’s ice cream capital and there is guaranteed to be something for everyone! Find here is a fine selection of the most popular ice cream parlours, from the city centre to Transdanubien.
Read MoreDumplings, dim sum, baozi, gyoza – the small dumpling snacks from Asia have become extremely popular in Vienna in recent years. In this checkVIENNA blog post, we have put together a small selection of places where you can eat the Far Eastern delicacies.
Read MoreAt no other season are the Viennese so strongly drawn to the Heurigen than in autumn. Autumn in Vienna is the time for grapes, vineyards and wine festivals. Find here our recommendations!
Read MoreIf you are busy in Vienna, spending your time with sightseeing all the many attractions in the city, you could forget something important: shopping! But in Vienna this will not spoil your holiday mood as enough shops also open their doors on Sundays. You only have to know where they are.
Read MoreWho doesn’t love Viennese cakes and pastries? The Viennese truly love their cakes and pastries. Choosing from the wide variety on offer is not an easy task, but we have tried to do so for you anyway – get your forks ready for our best of Viennese cakes and pastries!
Read MoreIn Vienna various food deliverers have become the norm in the city. Getting food delivered to your home or to your CheckVIENNA apartment means that you can still enjoy good food without even having to leave your home or apartment.
Read MoreIt is slowly getting colder in Vienna and, unfortunately, it is more often than not too fresh to sit outside comfortably in the capital’s Schanigarten. But the sausage stands are open all year round! We have compiled a list of our favourites. A must for every visitor to Vienna!
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