The capital of Austria is considered an extremely popular extended weekend among Slovenians. Either because of the beautiful parks, which are colored by colorful flowers in the spring, or because of the lively city life that the city with just under two million inhabitants has.
Vienna it is not only popular because of its proximity, which allows us to drive there by car, but also because of the varied events. An architecturally magnificent city with a rich tradition and history ensures that visitors will never be bored. Due to its multiculturalism, it is gastronomically diverse and rich, and the cute little shops that you will run into while discovering the city are also a feast for the eyes. Although most people go to Vienna in winter, during Advent, the Austrian capital is also beautiful in other seasons, especially in spring. Favorable temperatures and awakening nature ensure beautiful walks around the city and its many parks.
What to see in Vienna?
Vienna's main attractions are famous all over the world. It is one of the most powerful Cathedral of St. Stefan, the most important religious building in Vienna. An important center since the time of the Habsburgs, it has played a prominent role throughout history, and with its colorful roof with coats of arms, it has become the most recognizable symbol of the city.
Schönbrunn Palace is right behind her. After being protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is considered one of Austria's most visited tourist attractions. The palace was once the main summer residence of the Habsburgs, and it was designed in the Rococo style. It boasts as many as 1,441 rooms and is therefore one of the most important architectural and cultural monuments in Austria. In the spring months, take a walk in the surrounding park, meet cute squirrels and admire the water fountains. An architectural specialty is also the town hall Rathaus, built in the neo-Gothic style, with five magnificent towers.
One of the most visited fairs takes place in front of it during Advent, and during the year you can take part in free guided tours. Vienna is also famous for its many excellent museums and Kunsthistorisches Museum undoubtedly belongs to the very top. Austria's largest art museum is one of the most important in the world, and in addition to Egyptian, Greek and Roman discoveries, you can also find works by Gustav Klimt, Franz Matsch and Mihály Munkácsy.
What about lesser-known Viennese attractions?
In addition to the most celebrated attractions, there are also a number of lesser-known, carefully guarded city attractions. She is one of those Jubiläumswarte (Johann-Staud-Straße), a weather station that offers excellent views of the western part of the city. Climb the stairs and take in the picturesque surroundings, the station is open 24 hours a day and is free to visit. Vienna boasts many parks, but Setagaya Park (Gallmeyergasse) is often overlooked amid strong competition.
Decorated in Japanese style, it offers an escape from worries while you discover many lakes, bridges and even a small waterfall. There is also a small teahouse in the park, where you can enjoy a cup of tea. It is also in the Asian spirit Vienna Peace Pagoda (Hafenzufahrtsstraße), a Buddhist structure that symbolizes equality and peace for all people in the world.
What should I eat well in Vienna?
The famous Viennese cuisine resonates all over the world. Viennese steaks, sausages and incredibly tasty Sacher cake and apple strudel, you can taste at every step. The Sacher Hotel in the city offers an original taste of the popular dessert with apricot jam and chocolate topping. While visiting the city, it is also worth looking for hidden bars and cafes, the word of which only spreads by word of mouth. The famous speakeasy bars are hidden from the public eye, thus maintaining the spirit of exclusivity and mystique. Check Barfly's Club, an American cocktail bar located below one of Vienna's hotels, or check crypt and Tür 7.
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Sister restaurants with an excellent organic offer, delicious coffee and a contemporary atmosphere are located in the immediate vicinity of the museum area. It is lively here during breakfasts, lunches, lunches, as well as during evening get-togethers. The menu offers everything from traditional steaks to scrambled eggs, tacos and burgers.
Where to sleep in Vienna?
Vienna offers a variety of tastefully furnished accommodations, either in the strict center of the city or in the immediate vicinity of the metro.
Me in the City Vienna
Just a few hundred meters away from the Museumsquartier is an interestingly furnished hotel where everything is subordinated to music. The attractively furnished rooms also offer balconies with city views, and the property also has a fitness center, a restaurant and a bar. In the mornings, they spoil you with a buffet breakfast.
Motel One Wien-Hauptbahnhof
The three-star motel is located in the immediate vicinity of the train station and offers an excellent starting point for exploring the city center and the surrounding area. The rooms are tastefully furnished and air-conditioned, and you can also enjoy the motel bar with a good selection of drinks.
