The 44 most romantic places in Vienna

Went to see Gustav Klimt on exhibition and it was a wonderful experience to see his work alongside Monet, Van Gogh and Egon Schiele. The palace is easy to navigate and the exhibition was over 3 floors. I visited late 5pm before closing and it was not crowded. I got to see all the works up close and truly appreciate the details. Staff are very vigilant and protect the work from people standing too close, its also important to check sinage as its not permitted to take photos of all the work. I had a wonderful time exploring the grounds before sunset. Found bamboo in the botanical gardens. It was not so lush as we are at the end of autumn, but it is a marvellous palace nevertheless. There is a cafe with very attentive and kind staff, great coffee. We also were very lucky the xmas markets were on at the time. Some beautiful stalls with great artisanal items!

It was nice to visit this palace. In winter time it's not so lovely because of the gardens. There was a little Christmas Bazar where you can enjoy some wine and sweets. There was huge donuts and some traditional foods.

Belvedere Palace was built between 1714 and 1723 as the summer residence for Prince Eugene of Savoy.After his death,it was acquired by Maria Theresa and transformed into one of the world's first public museums.It has since been used for various purposes,including as a residence for the heir to the throne and most famously,as the location where the Austrian State Treaty was signed in 1955, officially declaring Austria's freedom. Additionally,it houses a significant collection of art,including the world's largest collection of works by Gustav Klimt, with his famous paintings "The Kiss",Monet and Vincent van Gogh. It was a very enjoyable visit that traveled me in time!!

The Belvedere is a wonderful choice for a stroll and for experiencing beauty. The park is very pleasant and inspires a positive outlook, and the museum itself is incredibly aesthetically pleasing. You can see wonderful paintings not only by Klimt but also by other artists, as well as sculptures. There are absolutely unique works of art, portraits, and still lifes that are every bit as good as the famous canvases. The Klimt hall is wonderful; I really enjoyed his landscapes! A wonderful place!

Amazing! The paintings and organisation of the museum is impressive, the collection of Gustav klimit is iconic. If you’re there to discover the palace as a historical place i don’t recommend since there is no rooms displayed. If you’re an art fanatic i recommend 3 hours.

Visiting Belvedere Palace in Vienna is a feast for the eyes, particularly if you appreciate grand architecture and historic structures. The palace itself is stunning, with intricate interiors and elegant layouts that make wandering through its halls a visual delight. Even with parts of the building under restoration, the charm and grandeur of the palace remain impressive. The exhibition, however, is less remarkable. While it has its moments, it doesn’t quite match the awe-inspiring atmosphere created by the palace and its architecture. Art lovers may enjoy it, but for those primarily seeking a “wow” factor, it may feel underwhelming. A practical note: the queues can be long, especially on weekends. Even if you buy tickets online, you may have to wait for a later slot; when we arrived, our online tickets only allowed entry three hours later. Planning ahead and booking well in advance is highly recommended. The gardens are fantastic and free to explore. Locals often jog, run, or just relax there, and it's lovely to see artists drawing or people chilling. Overall, the views and grounds make it worth avisit! Overall, Belvedere Palace is worth visiting for its architecture and historical appeal, but don’t set your expectations too high for the exhibitions.

I visited the Belvedere to experience the art of Gustav Klimt and to take in the stunning architecture and perfectly maintained gardens. The museum spans three floors, each offering something remarkable, from the magnificent Marble Hall, where the Austrian State Treaty was signed, to galleries filled with masterpieces from different eras. The highlight, of course, is Klimt’s The Kiss and Judith, along with several of his early works that show his artistic evolution. The atmosphere is both grand and intimate, you feel the history, the art, and the spirit of Vienna all in one place. Book your tickets in advance and stick to your time slot, as it can get busy. Give yourself time to explore the grounds, they’re as inspiring as the collection inside. A must-visit in Vienna. Highly recommended.

This is an enormous Palace complex. It houses several museums including the Sisi and Albertina, also the Spanish riding school arena and a church. You need to do some homework if you are interested in some of the above. Otherwise strolling around and taking in all the different centuries of architecture is very pleasing.

Hofburg Palace, Vienna In the centre of Vienna stands this majestic palace complex which houses two museums including the famous Sisi museum dedicated to Empress Elisabeth. Built in the 13th century it was the winter residence as well as the seat of the government of the imperial family. The architecture is great and a big tourist attraction. In the front are some ruins and the area is full of tourists all through the day. Horse carts with well attired charioteers are there for the tourists to enjoy royal carriages. Being in the historic old town the place is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Beautiful architecture and very well maintained palace. Nearly 600 years old approx. Has big ground in front with a statue in front. You may also experience vintage car tour or horse cart ride.

Beautiful complex! The gardens are open to the public and certain buildings allow visitors! We only visited the State Hall which was gorgeous and gave a brief, modern history of Austria!

The Austrians certainly know how to do a building and the Hapsburgs really got it right. Just walking around the grounds can still the visitor to quite awe. There are a number of places with the area to visit and requires a ticket but it’s free to walk through the gardens and around the Palace buildings.

Rich in history and artifacts. I went early morning and there wasn't a lot of people. Definitely recommend visiting the museum. All and all, it's a must see if you are planning a trip to vienna.

The Hofburg Palace is an impressive and historic landmark in the heart of Vienna. Its grand architecture and rich history as the former residence of the Habsburgs make it a must-see for anyone visiting the city.

It was our first opera. It was amazing. The story was interesting and very easy to follow the subtitles on the little screen in front of each seat. The cast and Orchestra were extremely talented. The opera house is magnificently beautiful. It's well worth a visit.

First time in this quintessential building, went to see Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte on a Thursday night. The building design is such that, even high up on “oxygen level”, one has a great view of the stage and singers. However, the design also takes the breath away from those afraid of heights:) Individual tablets at the seats give you subtitles. They do make you check in your coats and the bar lines at intermission can get very long, so plan accordingly. Also, prices are high, not unexpectedly. Unique building and design though, quality performances, not to be missed.

The Vienna State Opera House is one of the most stunning buildings I have ever seen. I only had the chance to admire it from the outside, but its beauty is absolutely breathtaking. The grand façade, elegant arches, and detailed sculptures reflect Vienna’s rich artistic and cultural heritage. Even without going inside, you can feel the history and importance of this place, where some of the world’s greatest operas have been performed. The building shines beautifully, especially at night when it’s illuminated, creating a magical atmosphere. I hope to return one day to experience a performance inside this magnificent opera house.

Very disappointing experience at the Vienna Opera House First of all, I was scammed by ticket sellers outside the building. They were wearing official-looking vests with lanyards, so I thought they were staff. I was in a rush and bought a ticket from them for €50, only to find out later that the actual price of my corner seat was only €15. The seat had a terrible view and I could barely see anything. But the performance was still good. The experience inside was just as bad. During the second intermission, I missed the re-entry and was denied entry until the session ended, which meant I had to stand outside for 1.5 hours. There were no announcements or signs in English to inform foreigners that the bell ringing meant “5 minutes until doors close.” About eight of us were left stuck outside even though we had paid for our tickets. When I spoke to the management, they casually mentioned that this was not the first time it happened but offered no solution. Their excuse was that “the bell is an old tradition and everyone should know.” Sorry, but I’m a foreigner, and it’s 2025 — clear communication should be basic hospitality. As for the scammers outside, the management said that the area outside isn’t their property, so they’re “not responsible,” even though these sellers are using “Opera House” tickets to overcharge tourists. This felt extremely unprofessional. Overall, this was a very disappointing and frustrating experience. I expected much better from such a famous cultural institution.

I highly recommend to buy tickets in advance. However, if the will to listen to the opera arrives suddenly, there is always possibility to buy tickets for standing places. Be ready to pay 13-18 euros for it. I watched Faust here, and the performance was a great mix of classic and modernity. That's why it got 3 stars instead of one. However, the organization of the reception was terrible. I spent 10 minutes to find my level, and another 10 trying to deposit my coat. As a result I was late, and the door to the opera hall was closed and the entrance was forbidden. The staff, really rude and strict, offered to watch the opera in the small room with the on line translation.. until second part. It took 2 hours. And even after that.. no smile, no welcoming.. like a military camp.

It was truly a dream come true to experience an opera. I adore European culture and its rich history. The venue felt utterly magical, and being there made me feel incredibly special.

If you’re in Vienna, you definitely have to visit the State Opera House! I’ve been to opera houses in the U.S., but most of them are relatively new compared to this one. The level of detail here is incredible – every corner feels like a work of art, from the ornate ceilings to the grand staircases. The performance was equally stunning. The orchestra and opera singers were on another level – so powerful and moving that even though I’m not usually into classical music, I loved every minute of it. This was truly an unforgettable experience and one of those bucket-list items you absolutely have to check off when visiting Vienna.

We visited the Danube Tower on Saturday, August 2, 2025, around 8:30 PM on a stormy evening and it turned out to be an unforgettable experience. It was cloudy and dramatic at first, then later, it poured. We took a peaceful walk through Donaupark on the way in, beautifully green, calm, and spacious. Then came the real highlight: the view from the top of the tower. As the storm rolled in, we watched the clouds and lights shift across the city skyline. One local even told us he had never seen such heavy rain in Vienna before, which made the moment feel surreal and almost cinematic. The kids absolutely loved the slide and went on it twice. I worked up the courage to try it too, after a little fear moment that lasted a good 3 to 5 minutes 😅. The staff member at the slide was incredibly kind and patient with both the kids and with me. We didn’t dine at the restaurant as the storm got stronger, we felt it was safer to head back to the hotel. While the person checking tickets could have been a bit more welcoming, everything else was smooth and enjoyable. The only downside was the toilets. They were not clean and had a strong unpleasant smell definitely an area that needs more attention. This spot is still perfect for families, a beautiful mix of nature and city views all in one place. Definitely a must visit when you’re in Vienna.

A great experience! The view from the top is amazing — you can see all of Vienna and the Danube River. The tower is clean and well organized, and the café with the rotating floor is a lovely touch. I highly recommend visiting!

My visit to the Danube Tower (Donauturm) in Vienna was truly amazing and unforgettable! The tower offers a complete experience, combining breathtaking views of the city with fun and a touch of adrenaline. From the top, the view is absolutely incredible — you can see the whole city of Vienna, the Danube River, Donauinsel, and even the surrounding areas. On clear days, the visibility is impressive, and during sunset the light creates a magical atmosphere. The observation deck is well designed, safe, and spacious, perfect for taking memorable photos. I also really enjoyed the slide experience, which adds a perfect dose of excitement and fun! 🎢 It’s a unique activity — combining the thrill of height with spectacular views, all in a safe and well-managed environment. The rotating restaurant is another highlight — you can enjoy a meal while the entire city slowly turns beneath you. The staff were friendly, organized, and always ready to help. The tower is easy to reach by public transport, and the surrounding park area is beautiful for a relaxing walk. I highly recommend visiting the Danube Tower — it’s one of those places you simply must see in Vienna! A perfect mix of views, excitement, and unforgettable memories.

My genuine opinion after visiting this on 09-10-2025. We have bought a tickets of 19,90€ per person (2 persons) to reach the top floor for a great view. As we expected we have entered into the lift and seen that the lift is very fastly taking us to the top. After reaching top, we came out and need to hike three floors(steps) approx for experiencing sliding and found that 6€ fare for sliding for just 10 seconds. After sliding, we again need to hike the three floors (steps) and then we thought to go to the top view. After we walked to 4th floor and there we saw a rotating restaurant with a bargate. They asked us about having any reservation or not, if not, then they said to go to another rotating restaurant which is in the downfloor and to buy a coffee there to feel the view. We went down there we bought two bowl of icecream. We experienced the rotating restaurant view(it was good). And after that there is nothing like view point or top view(open view). Total - 39,80€€ + 6€ slide + rotating restaurant - 5.20€. After seeing this, my genuine opinion is 'One time watchable'. Pros Rotating restaurant Sliding option Cons Not reasonable price Additional price for sliding. We need to buy something in the rotating restaurant. For taking photo print the price is 9€ which not at all reasonable I felt. Very commercial (I felt). For a top view we paid full price of 19,90€ per person. After going to top we came to know we should have a reservation in the restaurant for top view. If we do not have reservation we need to go down and get a coffee atleast to get a rotating view(both are rotating restaurant one is located down, and other is in the top floor.)

⭐️ Unforgettable experience at Donauturm! 🌆✨ I had dinner at the Donauturm restaurant in Vienna, and it honestly took my breath away. The food was absolutely delicious 😋, the staff super friendly, and the view… just wow! 😍 What surprised me most was realizing that the restaurant actually rotates 360° while you eat — I looked outside and suddenly the whole skyline had changed! 🏙️ It’s such a magical feeling to watch the city slowly turn beneath you while enjoying great food and company. This place is pure atmosphere — cozy, elegant, and unforgettable. 💫 If you’re in Vienna, don’t miss it. One of those experiences that stays with you forever ❤️

My visit to the Danube Tower was enjoyable even though it was foggy. The atmosphere was calm, the experience was smooth, and the tower itself is impressive. While the fog limited the views, the visit was still worth it for the unique perspective and overall experience.

Danube Tower in Vienna is a must-visit! If you are in Vienna, don’t miss it. There is also a nice café at the top where you can relax, enjoy a drink, and take in the stunning views of Austria from above. Truly a memorable experience

We had a wonderful day exploring Schönbrunn Palace and its beautiful gardens! The place is enormous, so expect to spend almost the entire day walking around, discovering its stunning architecture, elegant interiors, and rich history. There are plenty of benches outside where you can rest, have a picnic, or simply people-watch. The gardens are incredibly lovely and very well-maintained, and the entire area is so organized that you’ll enjoy exploring no matter which part you visit. There’s also a children’s museum, zoo, mazes, cafés, restaurants, and more! We especially enjoyed the short hike up to the Gloriette for a breathtaking view of the palace grounds. A definite must-see when in Vienna!

I was only outside as I was interested in thr Christmas market . There were alcohol free options and vegan as well. Market entry was Free, however, the special light garden git an try fee of 24 Euros , 99 percent wheelchair accessible. There was one feature where to see fully you had to go upstairs, otherwise everywhere you could roll.

It was my first visit to Schönbrunn Palace in 47 years, and its magnificent scenery was as wonderful as ever as a symbol of the Habsburg dynasty. The lavish decorations inside the palace and the splendor of the gardens are as magnificent as ever, demonstrating the majesty of a World Heritage Site that is worth revisiting. Walking around the vast gardens, I was reminded of its grandeur and splendor. The splendid decorations and paintings inside the palace are also worth seeing.

You need to explore all the places so a classic plus ticket is recommended for 75 euros, this will cover all the gardens, zoo, terrace, and the palace. This will be a long trip and you need to rest between them so I'd recommend to start your trip at 10 a.m. to finish it at 5 p.m. I strongly recommend to buy your tickets online becuase there was a very long line. I will leave you with the images to rate the experience 😊

Must visit experience with good audio guide cost included in the ticket. The beautiful gardens beside the palace add to the charm of it and the grandeur of the palace is amazing. We had a great time at the Christmas market setup right outside the palace in early November.

This spot is heaven on earth. I was excited to catch the early Christmas market in the palace gardens, so many great food stalls and adorable Christmas goodies shops! The evening ambiance with all the lights was simply stunning. A truly enchanting and memorable experience.

The Palace is absolutely stunning! The architecture is magnificent, and the gardens surrounding the palace are beautifully designed and very spacious. Walking through the grounds, you can enjoy fountains, sculptures, and perfectly maintained flower beds. The area around the palace is full of charm and offers great spots for photos. Visiting Schönbrunn Palace is a truly unforgettable experience and a must-see when in Vienna.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral rises like a medieval stone heartbeat in the very center of Vienna. Its Gothic spire, ribbed vaults, and stained-glass windows aren’t just architectural flourishes; they are the city’s compass and heartbeat. Every street in Vienna seems to spiral outward from here, as if the entire city were built around prayer. Inside, the air feels thick with centuries of pious devotion. The flicker of candles against cold stone, the scent of wax and incense, the hush of travelers and locals alike; it all combines into a kind of living liturgy. The cathedral isn’t just a monument to faith; it’s a place where belief, art, and history intertwine. Every carving and arch seems to whisper the same message: beauty is one of the purest ways to praise God. On Saturday evenings, when the bells call the faithful for the 7:00 PM English Mass, a golden light fills the nave as the sun sets behind the stained glass. Tourists pause, locals kneel, and the choir’s echo mingles with the organ’s thunder. It’s a deeply human moment, both intimate and grand — a reminder that Vienna’s soul is not found only in its cafés and concert halls, but here, in this cathedral that has watched over the city for nearly 900 years. A must-visit not just to see, but to feel. St. Stephen’s doesn’t merely stand at the center of Vienna. It is Vienna’s heart.❤️ Christmas celebration in full swing outside of the cathedral.

I visited St. Stephen's Cathedral from the outside, and the surrounding area is absolutely beautiful. The architecture of the cathedral is impressive, and the streets and squares nearby are full of charm, cafes, and shops. It’s a perfect spot for sightseeing and taking photos. I really enjoyed walking around and soaking in the lively atmosphere of the area .

This cathedral is absolutely stunning. The architecture, both inside and out, is breathtaking. Right beside it, an early Christmas market was happening with adorable stalls. The interior is a true work of art. At night, it transformed into what looked like a massive haunted castle, haha!

The cathedral is a magnificent piece of architecture and a sight to behold. My strong personal critique, however, is the commercialization of the space. Requiring payment for entry into the main sections creates a barrier that I feel is fundamentally opposed to Christian teachings. A church should be a place where anyone, regardless of their financial means, can enter to pray and connect with God.

I have to say that I was really excited to visit St. Stephen’s Cathedral. I had seen it in pictures, on Instagram, everywhere, and seeing it in person was such a beautiful, emotional moment. The cathedral is stunning from the inside out. We bought our tickets the same day; you cannot buy tickets online, so you need to go directly to the ticket area. If you want to go to the top of the cathedral, there are two options: • South Tower – You must climb around 300 steps. It’s very high and can be exhausting. • North Tower – This is the one we chose. It actually has a better view, including a 360° view, and you can take the elevator, which is definitely nicer. We also visited the dungeons, and that was fascinating. You see cadavers that have been there since the 1500s (or around that time). They give you a guided tour that explains how people were buried and the history of the underground cemetery. It’s very interesting, I won’t spoil too much, but I definitely recommend it. We didn’t do the full church tour because when we arrived, they were having Mass, and we didn’t want to wait. Plus, after going up the tower in the cold, we were already a bit tired. So just be prepared, going to the top can be draining, especially if you’re an introvert. We’re both introverts, and we were completely drained afterwards. But honestly, the cathedral itself is breathtaking. It’s hard to believe something so massive and detailed was built so long ago. I really can’t even explain how incredible it is, you just have to see it for yourself. One thing I liked is that everything is done on the same day, and you don’t have to worry about online bookings. You can explore one part of the cathedral and come back another day to do the rest, if you want. We didn’t, but it’s an option. We bought two tickets: • one for the underground cemetery tour • one for the North Tower (highly recommend this one!) I also recommend doing the official church tour because it gives you the full history, when it was built, who built it, and all the important details. I kind of regret not doing that. Overall, I highly recommend visiting St. Stephen’s Cathedral. I don’t have many pictures because I really wanted to take everything in with my own eyes and enjoy the moment. If you go, do the same,or have someone else take photos for you,because the experience goes by too fast. And you don’t want to miss it by staring at your phone.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral is a stunning Gothic masterpiece and a must-see in Vienna. I booked my ticket through GetYourGuide, which was convenient and easy. You need to claim the actual ticket at the Dom Museum Wien next to the cathedral before entry, so it’s best to go a few minutes early. The cathedral’s interior, towers, and views are breathtaking — rich in history and atmosphere. Worth the visit!

Absolutely stunning. The architecture is breathtaking. Highly recommend getting the all inclusive pass for €25. The catacombs tour was fantastic and the views from both towers are stunning!

A wonderful place to visit! The park is spacious and beautiful, perfect for walking and relaxing. The Ferris wheel gives amazing views of Vienna, and there are many fun attractions, cafes, and places to enjoy. A great spot for families, friends, or solo visits. Highly recommended .

Had an amazing time . The rides were exciting, the atmosphere was lively, and I had so much fun — even went solo and loved every moment. A perfect place for thrill and good vibes!

The rides are great, and thwre are lots of them! I would have given 5 stars if it wasn't for the prices. Each ride is at least 6€ per person, and you cant buy group tickets. For a family of 4 that wants to enjoy a full day of theme park adventure - it is a sizable expense

Loved this park, free to enter and you pay per ride, went like 3pm and not all rides were open but around 5pm most of them were open. Booster king, Black Mamba, Wiener looping & Volare were apur favorite rides

The amusement park was really fun! There were many different rides and attractions — I wanted to try them all. There are also food stalls and cafés, which make it easy to spend a few hours there comfortably. I visited after 8 PM and didn’t have to wait in line for any of the rides. The atmosphere was lively, colorful, and full of energy. A great place to enjoy with family or friends.

We had lots of fun at Prater. Many fun and exciting rides. Amazing views, fun and lively atmosphere. I expected prices to be higher, but they weren’t. There’s no entry fee, you pay for your rides. In November 2025 most rides cost 5€ per person. The famous ferrys wheel cost around 15€ for adults and half price for children. Many attractions available in the evening (we visited 8-10pm) for adults and kids (9 y/old)

The venue is good. 3 different stages inside it with multiple genres. The crowd is local but very young demographic. Not the best if you are above 25 unless the dj is great

Amazing, left me speechless. It was so relaxing, interesting, quiet spot for those who want to experience something between the buzzing streets and calmness. Loved it!

It is one of the must visit place I stayed there for almost two hours.It was a really good place to relax.There are places to sit and enjoy beautiful greenery all around, the fountain and statues looked great, and the nearby monuments were truly mesmerizing.

Large garden with lots of roses. Water mists on to cool down tourists under the strong sun. Bathed in sunlight on the bench, my eyes linger on roses in full bloom, while heavy music roars from the club — a strange harmony of beauty and chaos

Perfect place during the spring season. Flowers are in bloom and they smell really good. It gets crowded a bit so better to visit early. Park is free, with lots of benches.

An impressively lovely gardens right along the inner city of Vienna. Everything is precise, orderly and beautiful. There’s a section where rose bushes are donated by people and it makes for a colorful pop along the walking path. We came on a rainy day but this would be a lovely spot to sit and spend more time when the weather is better. I loved how precise everything was set up here, the grounds are very well attended to and cared for.

Vert nice garden to walk through with a lot of nice view all around. Can get a little hot with limited shaded area.

Nice little park with a lot of sitting place right in the centre of Vienna. It's especially beautiful in May and June when the roses are blooming. It's usually crowded, too.

One of the most impressive zoos I have ever seen in my life. The size of the zoo is amazing, and it feels very spacious and well-organized. The animals are well taken care of, and their habitats are thoughtfully designed to resemble their natural environments. Walking through the zoo, you can see a huge variety of species, from pandas and elephants to exotic birds and marine animals. It’s both educational and entertaining, with plenty of spots to relax, cafes, and play areas for kids. Truly a must-visit place for families and animal lovers alike .

The Vienna Zoo (Tiergarten Schönbrunn) is one of the most beautiful and well-maintained zoos I’ve ever visited. Located inside the stunning Schönbrunn Palace gardens, it feels like a mix of history and nature all in one place. The animal enclosures are spacious and clean, and the zoo is home to an incredible variety—from pandas and elephants to polar bears and exotic birds. 🐼🐘🦜 There are plenty of shaded areas, cafés, and places to rest, making it perfect for families or a relaxed day out. The educational signs are informative, and you can really tell that the animals are well cared for. Don’t miss the rainforest house and the aquarium area!

A wonderful place to spend a day with family, friends, or on your own. There are many species of animals, all well cared for. The enclosures are stunning, allowing the animals to roam freely. Several animals have given birth, indicating their well-being in captivity. Adults will find plenty of food kiosks, cafes, and restaurants, while children will have a blast on the numerous playgrounds.

Amazing! We loved it. I grew to hate zoos because animals are never well kept and just exploited. This is completely different! First, the variety of animals is incredible. Second, they are really well kept and treated. The enclosures are engineered for the species needs in mind. Beautiful, great ambience, definitely worth the price of the entrance. I would go again.

Incredible experience! Absolutely worth the ticket price, beautiful buildings with lots of animals and indoor areas to sit and relax. You can do it all in half a day but would recommend a full day. Even though we got caught in the rain, didn't spoil the trip.

We were with Vienna Pass and we didn't wait for tickets at all, they scanned our passes directly at the entrance and we got in quickly. It was very interesting, there are so much animals to see. It will be very interesting for kids.

A beautiful zoo located within the gardens of Schonbrunn Palace. The animals show that they are properly cared for, and maintained, the habitats are neat and clean, as is the whole zoo in general. A very nice place to walk and visit.

We visited the Viennese Giant Ferris Wheel on our last night in Vienna, and it was an absolute treat. It’s about a 20-minute Uber ride from the city centre, but completely worth it, especially if you time it for sunset. Despite rush-hour traffic, we arrived just in time and it made the evening feel special. The check-in process was smooth, the cabins are comfortable and well-maintained, and the views over Vienna are simply breathtaking. The whole experience takes around 30 minutes, giving plenty of time to enjoy the scenery and atmosphere. We booked our tickets in advance, though it’s not strictly necessary unless you’re visiting on a weekend or during peak hours. A wonderful way to end a stay in this beautiful city.

Visiting the Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel was an unforgettable experience. The ride was smooth, relaxing, and offered stunning panoramic views of the whole city. It’s one of those iconic attractions that truly captures the charm and history of Vienna. The cabins were comfortable, the staff were polite, and the overall atmosphere made the visit feel special. A must-see for anyone coming to Vienna.

Iconic place in Vienna. Must have if you plan to spend more than a day in the city! It has some dioramas in the waiting room, worth checking that and spending some time looking at them.

Very bright and loud, brilliant rides - great fun for all. Easy to get to, lots of places to eat/drink or relax and stroll around, maybe visit Madame Tussards or a magic show or even a burlesque show - something for everyone.

It is a Giant Ferry Wheel indeed. If you buy ticket online, you don't need to wait in the queue to buy tickets and that definitely saved a lot of time. You can directly go inside and just wait for your turn to get on the wheel. You can sit or stand to enjoy the view. They also have different options with table for 2, perfect for date and more.

The oldest ferris wheel in the world giving fantastic views over Vienna. €14.50 per person (Adult). Visited during Christmas markets period. Plenty of stalls around. A must when Vienna.

Trying it once as the oldest ferriswheel was maybe okay. You can have a good view but its not that high so it wouldnt give you the whole city view. And its just one round that stops 1232332 times to empty and refill the wagons. In my opinion it doesnt worth it, the price is too much abd the waiting time is too long for just 1 round in a crowded cabin. In oktoberfest with 8 euro you get to enjoy at least 4 round in that giant ferriswheel. (Not sure if it was 4 or 5 round. We had to wait in the line for about 1 hour but at the end everyone was satisfied )

Very interesting to learn about Freud. But you should be patient to read texts about him and his work rather than seeing exposed materials which are limited. Anyways I think visiting this museum is something to do for general culture. Please don't bring your kids since it might be boaring for them

A very interesting museum in Vienna! I appreciated this so much esp as a professional working with children. Been reading about Freud for years and it’s amazing to see his actual place and belongings. There are a lot of interactive areas too. Bought a coaster from the shop.

the museum is a piece of history and well worth a visit...especially for those people who thought they knew him and his family. we enjoyed our time. You can walk room by room and you will read the history and see the artifacts of the time. Unfortunately, all the walls have been painted over, so it is just a shade of white and there is no furniture in any spaces.

Ok Museum if you were curious about what Freud had as wallpaper and his antique figurines. There are info plaque to read about Freuds work but not very comprehensive and sort of randomly put together with unfinished stories. I went in the fall and it eas very busy not sure there would be much room to read all the info in peak tourist season. Exhibits need to be recurated maybe start with a 10 min video giving an overview of his career and then focus on some of his work supporters and critiques and maybe some guest artist on the theme. After this vist I lost any interest in Freud and his work, you see how shelter a life he mostly lived his life in this building and I start to wonder did he really have the life experience to fully comprehend the mind.

Highly recommend a visit. It was wonderful to be in the apartment were Freud did his work. Very spacious and well worth the 20 euros. A nice coffee shop at the ground floor, coffee was great.

Very moving and interesting museum. It's divided between the Professor's Practice and Apartment. Ideally you would need multiple visits as there is a lot to take in. Feels sacred.

It was an intimate museum. Love the part where they play a long video of his daughter introducing some videos shot back in the days. Feels closer to the whole family after watching. Staffs were very nice too.

Lower Belvedere in Vienna is a charming spot that offers a lovely, more intimate experience compared to its grander counterpart, Upper Belvedere. The palace features beautifully preserved Baroque architecture, and the interiors are quite elegant. Highlights include the Marble Hall, the Golden Room, and the Hall of Grotesques, each with intricate designs and a rich history. The palace also hosts special exhibitions, adding a bit of variety to the visit. The surrounding gardens are peaceful and perfect for a stroll. While it may not have the extensive collection of its bigger sibling, it's definitely a worthwhile stop for anyone interested in Austrian art and Baroque architecture. Overall, a solid four-star experience!

Although it's smaller than the Upper Belvedere, my visit was incredibly rewarding and fulfilling. There was a special exhibition centered around the works of Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele, which exceeded all my expectations. Seeing famous works like Klimt's "Water Serpents I" and "Judith" up close was a truly moving experience. The exhibition also offered a deep dive into Egon Schiele's artistic world through his various drawings and paintings. What impressed me most was the feeling of these vibrant and revolutionary artworks breathing new life into a historic palace. There was a wonderful sense of the past being re-energized and revitalized, which I found truly fantastic. The compact size of the exhibition space is actually a plus, as it allows you to appreciate each piece deeply without feeling rushed. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in Viennese Modernism!!

Wunderschön! Breathtaking gardens and Upper/Lower Palaces. The interiors are primarily art galleries with some of the World's greatest works. Included are Monet, Pisaro, Renoir, Cezanne, etc. In the upper palace are modern art such as Gustav Klimt & many others. TIP: many visitors miss the Impressionists Gallery in the Stables building. At the very end of the gallery, behind a screen wall is a MARVELOUS short film on the primary donor.

Unfortunately, I was not impressed by my visit (review of the Lower Belvedere). First, the price is €18 (€16.50 when purchased on the website). It is unclear how this price is justified. This is a huge amount of money for two exhibitions. Secondly, the exhibition rooms (Impressionists) are very hot and stuffy - there is nothing to breathe. There is a cafe (which is also very hot, so I didn’t want to stay), a cloakroom, toilets, and a souvenir shop.

At Vienna’s Belvedere, the exhibition was stunning, filled with fantastic Impressionist paintings. The setting itself was beautiful, and Gauguin’s masterpiece stood out as an unforgettable highlight.

Lower Belvedere is a building down the hill from the main building. It’s a nice stroll down through the gardens. In this building, it doesn’t hold a lot of art, but it is significant art. When we visited it displayed Cezanne, Monet, and Renoir. At the end of the room behind a wall was a 5-7 min video about the owners of the art collection. It was quite interesting.

I enjoyed the exhibit of Impressionist works. There were other sculptures on display as well.

Great place, pretty classy. Get the All Day Big Boy Breakfast Sandwich. It was quite pricy at €16 but it was worth it. The best thing about this place is the amazing atmosphere when the sun is out. If you know you are coming on a sunny day, make a reservation to sit outside in the shade. You will experience the definition of atmosphere. Places like these will make us come back to Vienna.

Great food that tasted exquisitely and was presented immaculately. €165 for 2 people spent. Was a little too warm by the window but it is summer. Nice to have a steak that was cooked exactly as wanted. If we visit Vienna again we will surely eat here again. Recommended to reserve a table ahead of time.

Probably the best restaurant around! Service was incredible and the food was just divine From the minute we arrived they made us feel welcomed right through to when we finished our wonderful meal. And I must say the smashed burger I have’s was probably the best ever! Located right on the canal this place had the coolest vibe to match! A must go! Thank you to the whole team there!!

This place is recommended on various guides and by various people. We reserved a dinner for 6:30 PM and we arrived at the opening at 6. Was not a problem to get a table next to window as we asked for. The waiter was very good and helped to make some choices between the options we had for food. Also he recommended a good local white wine for our fish. What I appreciated ( and I recommend people traveling from other countries or continents to do - verify where you travel and what is the local food and people culture ) was the focus on client wellbeing . Example: food takes time to be served ( thanks good is cocked and not microwaved ) and the waiter asked us if we are ready for main dish or we want to wait a little and enjoy view and discussion. Regarding the food - is a real gastronomic restaurant , I enjoyed the fish and chips revisited and the gazpacho as starter. If you are not in rush, if you understand the restaurant is an experience and not a need to eat, if you accept the local “cold” people style then go here and enjoy the view of Danube Channel. One mention - they have bar, terrace and restaurant - my dinner was in the restaurant.

Amazing atmosphere and great view! If you want to spend an evening with good drinks, lively atmosphere, breeze from water, I recommend Motto. It is a bit pricey, so be prepared to give some cash. The location is a former cruise ship, and the vibe is accordingly great! I recommend reserving a place in advance

Very cozy restaurant right at the Donau. The staff was friendly and attentive. I had the breakfast sandwich which tasted good besides the fact that the avocado has had its best times.

We wholeheartedly recommend Motto! We stopped by for coffee and had an espresso and a cappuccino. We can only say good things about Motto am Fluss: beautiful ambience, very friendly staff, attentive service, and cleanliness. The brand design is lovely, and the value for money is great as well. Special thanks to Benjamin for the kind hospitality! :)

Professional swimming lessons: Anastasia, the trainer, is friendly, patient, and highly skilled. She provides personalized guidance, ensuring a supportive and motivating learning environment.

Great freestyle training at Rush Swimming Vienna – very professional and high-quality lessons. Big thanks to Anastasia, who explains everything clearly and with lots of patience. I could feel real progress after just a few sessions. Highly recommended! 🏊‍♂️

I am really happy with the private swim training I arranged for my daughter. Sara is an excellent teacher! My daughter was able to make a lot of progress in a very short period of time.

I learnt how to swim from scratch with Sara and sometimes Nastja. Very friendly, patient and knowledgeable coaches! I can now swim breaststroke and free style pretty well and I am now learning backstroke.

Nastja is a super - couch 😊 Super helpful and easy to follow! She keeps motivation at a high level, and time flies. Had a problem breathing in the water, and it was solved already after the first training, without me noticing it! Simply brilliant 😄 Will come back!

The coaches are nice and helpful. They also speak several languages except German.

'' very good!'' I am having swimming classes at RUSH Swimming and I could not be happier with the lessons and the school. Sandra is very supportive and helps me booking and rescheduling my classes whenever needed. I have my lessons with coach Ana Krolo and she is the best coach ever. Her teaching technique is super effective. We quickly found my mistakes and Ana can immediately tell me what to do to correct it. She utilizes every minute of the lesson to give me best training possible. My goal at the beginning was to learn enough so that I can save myself but I am now not only can swim but I enjoy swimming very much. If you want to learn how to swim from a world class swimmer, Ana is the coach.

We visited the City Hall during the Christmas market, and it was one of the most wonderful Christmas markets we’ve ever experienced. The atmosphere was colorful and lively, filled with festive energy. There were plenty of food stalls offering a variety of delicious treats, along with charming craft shops showcasing unique handmade items. It truly created a magical and memorable experience, a perfect way to enjoy the holiday spirit.

Very worthy to go. I made an appointment on the website of the trip. If you don’t understand German, you can use the audio guide there, using your ID card as collateral

Vienna City Hall, or the Wiener Rathaus, is a stunning Neo-Gothic building that serves as the seat of the local government. Its tall spire and detailed façade make it one of the most iconic landmarks in Vienna. When I visited, I only saw it from the outside, but it was during the winter season, and the square in front of the City Hall was transformed into an impressive ice skating rink. It wasn’t just any rink—it was large, beautifully set up, and full of lively energy. Definitely a great spot to visit, even if just to enjoy the festive atmosphere around this magnificent building!

This neoclassical building represents the city of Vienna in such an authentic way; it makes you realize you are in the city where classicism rules over modernism. Hosting local events, markets, shops and much more; this city hall is like no other. Surrounded by so many more Viennese treasures, you really shouldn't miss the opportunity to see this masterpiece.

Cute place. Unfortunately we weren’t lucky enough to go inside but is really worth visiting. I suggest to check the opening hours for the people in advance as they change frequently.

This Neo-Gothic City Hall must be the most beautiful city hall I have ever seen anywhere. The building is outstandingly intricate and looms over a garden where during Christmas time they hold a Christmas Market for the joy of Viennese people and tourists alike.

Vienna city hall is the town hall of Vienna, Austria, located in the Innere Stadt on the Rathausplatz, off the Ringstrasse. The Gothic Revival building was designed by Friedrich von Schmidt and constructed between 1872 and 1883. It houses the offices of the Mayor of Vienna, as well as the city and state government. It one of most interesting thing in Vienna and one of most beautiful building in Europe

Amazing cultural spot in Vienna with world-class museums, modern art, and lots of space to relax. Great mix of history, design, and vibrant atmosphere—perfect for both art lovers and just hanging out.

Definitely a must to see in Vienna. Wonderful architecture, very rich in culture and art. Lots to do and to see there. You may need more than a full day to visit all museums and exhibitions.

There was an impressive atmosphere here. During our 3 day visit , we came twice at the quarter. We visited National History Museum. Such a great place. A musician was playing and a couple were dancing tango. We were amazednby them.

Must see. Free entrance for all up to 19yrs. Others pay 18€. It is reasonable, and of course the architecture is amazing. I hope you enjoy it. Paid parking 4.50/hr in the garage below.

Such a beautiful creative space with galleries, cafes and bars all in one place! A must visit and more than once!

Realky interesed to learn about the Vienna Secession movement, started in 1897, and the artists that broke away to be instrumental in the "Art Nouveau" - including Gustav Klimt! Visit - its a treat!

Standing directly in front of Egon Schiele paintings and enjoying their perfect harmony is priceless. Thank You so much.

It is recommended to arrive at 9:30 in the morning when there are fewer people. The Austrian National Library, located within Wienna’s Hofburg Palace, was once the imperial library of the Habsburg dynasty. Its grand Baroque hall features soaring domes and gilded shelves, with a central statue of Emperor Charles VI symbolizing the empire’s reverence for knowledge and power. Today, it stands as one of Europe’s most magnificent libraries. The antique globes in the Austrian National Library are mostly made of paper, built on wooden or metal spheres covered with printed paper gores, then colored and varnished. This technique allowed fine details and inscriptions, making it popular in the 17th–18th centuries. The library’s Globe Museum holds one of the world’s most complete paper globe collections. The ticket is 11 euros and it is more exquisite than the library in Budapest.

Absolutely stunning. The architecture is breathtaking — the painted ceilings, the ornate details, and the rows of rare ancient books make the whole place feel almost unreal. Walking inside felt like stepping into an old film set or a royal study frozen in time. It’s not a huge space, but every corner is worth taking in slowly. If you appreciate history, design, or just beautiful interiors, this library is a must-see. One of those places that stays with you long after you leave.

This library is absolutely gorgeous. As you walking in you can just see the history of this place come to life. The place is huge and you can spend a bit of time here reading through ancient and modern history article and artifacts. The ceiling art is priceless and gives most of the character to the library. I would highly recommend visiting this place. It is unique in nature and you won’t find many places like this.

One of the most visually stunning rooms I’ve ever walked into. The baroque hall, with its frescoed ceiling, marble statues, and centuries-old tomes, feels like stepping straight into a fantasy film set. Every corner glows in warm gold light. Historically, this was the Habsburg court library, and it still carries that imperial grandeur. Tip: Go mid-morning; it’s quieter and you can take your time admiring the frescoes without crowds.

I was there on a weekday right when it opened. There were no more than 20 people, so it was easy to buy a ticket, easy to see everything and take photos. Audio guide - definitely a must. Overall impression - wow, even though it's just one large hall, you can spend 1-2 hours there. Very beautiful, definitely worth visiting.

Visited it on an unexpectedly free day. It was a delight. A masterpiece by von Erlach (the architect of Karlskirche and Schönbrunn Palace). However, I'm not sure if it is worth the price on a usual day for everyone as there's not much to see except the architecture itself. It took only 15 minutes for me. But if you're a fan of Baroque architecture, I recommend a visit to the State Hall of Austrian National Library.

Worth any money to see… I have visited many libraries around the world and this is one of the most fabulous. And as a geographer, the globe is absolutely amazing. The paintings even the stairwell are all beautiful. I highly recommend visiting. Danke !

Such a great place for people to socialise. Various events take place here throughout the year. The town hall building is huge and very beautiful. There are lots of eateries and bars here that you can enjoy.

A beautiful and lively square located in the heart of the city. The stunning architecture of the Rathaus dominates the area, creating a perfect backdrop for photos. The square often hosts seasonal markets, events, and festivals, giving it a vibrant and festive atmosphere. Walking around, I enjoyed the open space, the impressive fountains, and the charming surroundings. A must-visit spot for anyone exploring the city .

It been 3 years. since i have some photos that i took during my visit here during xmas 2022 dec, let me share some. This is the best Xmas market i have since during my UK to Europe to tour. I will definably will come visit Vienna again especially during xmas. I very fond of this pretty country. There no wait time or need to buy ticket since im here to visit the xmas market.

The Rathaus ( townhall) is free to visit Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1 pm. Tour is in German but you can get an audio in other languages you will need to leave an ID. There is a lovely restaurant to the right of the main entrance in the cellar. Reservation is recommended. Food excellent and great atmosphere. The park area and square have some interesting statues and seating areas.

Cities of the Habsburg Empire really stand apart. I’ve been to over a hundred cities around the world, and so far, Vienna ranks the best overall :) Especially the architecture — it’s truly a feast for the eyes. I didn’t get a chance to leave the city for the countryside this time, but I’ll definitely do that next time.

I came here to see the famous Vienna Christmas Market. It wasn't crowded on Friday the 14th, but Saturday was a weekend, so it was incredibly crowded. The Bratwürste were delicious, and the Christmas atmosphere was wonderful.

A nice place to visit at night in Vienna. Film festival was held here June to end Aug, free entry. Lots of food stall and drinks at the courtyard, together with the music makes it like a carnival. Great place to socialise and appreciate Vienna at night.

Had breakfast at Palmenhaus Vienna and honestly, what a vibe! The place is absolutely stunning – a glasshouse full of greenery right in the middle of Burggarten, with sunlight streaming in and a view that makes you feel like you’re in a mini botanical paradise. Breakfast was tasty, fresh, and beautifully served, but I have to say the portion felt a bit small for the price. Still, the unique atmosphere, the elegant yet relaxed vibe, and the whole experience totally make it worth it. Perfect spot for a cozy morning, weekend brunch, or just coffee in a dreamy setting. Highly recommend if you’re visiting Vienna

The main selling point of this location is definitely it's atmosphere. It's stunning and is lovely and light. I enjoyed the wine, coffee and dessert I had, and would recommend the apple strudel which was lovely, flaky and sweet. However, I found my main course of the gnocci a little lacking for the price point. It didn't impress me with the flavours particularly and it was very basic, but some may enjoy that , not sure if the meat options are better. I would recommend instead coming for a dessert and coffee or aperitif, and enjoying the ambience of the place. Good for a mid afternoon break, after exploring the surrounding area

Scrumptious food, cooked to perfection, with elegant, tasteful touches and surrounded by palms in a greenhouse. The fried salmon skin on the salmon was a lovely touch; the broccoli in the mashed potatoes were a fresh green yet tender. The chocolate soufflé was to die for. And we had a waiter with a dry and quirky sense of humour. Overall an excellent meal

This is such a nice place to have breakfast or a coffee. We were on our way to the museum, so we decided to stop here first, and I have to say, the service is great. I loved how warm and cozy it feels inside, with so much natural light. The atmosphere is perfect. The food was incredible. We had a strudel and some eggs with bacon, and everything was amazing. Living in Dubai, we don’t usually get bacon, so I ate as much bacon as possible while I was in Vienna, and it did not disappoint. This was my first breakfast in Vienna, and it was a great one. I highly recommend having breakfast here if you’re in the area. If you’re planning to visit the museum, stop by for a coffee, a pastry, a full meal, or even just a tea. It’s such a lovely place to sit, unwind, and enjoy the view.

Great place to have meal and drinks. Waiter (bald guy with cashier id rk02 on 15 September 2025 at 1434 as per receipts - sorry didn’t get your name and give tips but management please thanks him for us)was fantastic. Great atmosphere too. Highly recommended. Please tips all the waiters/waitresses if you are happy with their service, sorry we didn’t cause we just arrived in Vienna and didn’t know the tipping culture here. Highly recommended.

The food was nice, but the place was a bit overcrowded, so service was a bit slow and there was a huge queue for the lady's toilet. It is a great location and they make the most of it, by having small tables very close together. Still food is good and I liked the apfelstrudel with lots of apple, cinnamon and a thin pastry.

Thank you to the wonderful Adib for looking after me and recommending the trout as well as the homemade lemonade. The food is exceptionally good, and I loved the building and all the indoor plants which made it feel like a special venue. Will be back when I next have the privilege of visiting Vienna

Amazing aquarium in an interesting building, a magnificent diversity of living creatures (11 floors!)! I loved everything there. There are places where you can just sit and enjoy it quietly. And the panoramic view of the city is stunning. An annual pass is a great option. And of course this is a paradise for kids) Some types of tickets can only be purchased at the box office, but if you need a standard single one, it’s better to buy it online. In the evening when we left there was a long line.

Haus des Meeres was a really nice experience! The exhibits were fascinating and well maintained there’s so much to see, from tropical fish and reptiles to monkeys and birds. The atmosphere inside is vibrant and enjoyable for all ages. The rooftop restaurant was absolutely amazing great food, friendly service, and an incredible view of Vienna. It’s the perfect spot to relax after exploring the aquarium. Definitely worth a visit! 🌊🐠☕️🌇 It’s better to buy your tickets in advance, so you can skip the long queues and head straight in.

Amazing sight to see. Despite the elevator being incredibly slow I enjoyed myself a lot. Spend at least 1.5 hours here to get the full experience. The view at the end was absolutely breathtaking, and I’ll definitely be back. It really gives you an insight on current problems and makes you think hard.

The aquarium features not only aquatic animals but also exotic species like lemurs and pithecias. The top floor offers stunning views of Vienna. Outdoor areas allow close encounters with pithecias, though visitors should stay cautious. Most surprisingly, it was originally a WWII flak tower and it now showcases military exhibits between the 9th and 10th floors, with an excellent English-speaking guide providing detailed explanations. Overall, it’s a highly enjoyable experience.

Haus des Meeres is always a family favourite when in Vienna and it never disappoints. It was very busy today being the school holiday's but that's the same all over the world. Loads of animals to see with some you can get quite close to..... Just please don't touch, and if the sign asks you to be quiet or not bang on the glass there is a reason. I definitely recommend buying tickets in advance

An amazing experience at the oceanarium! So many fascinating sea creatures — colorful fish, jellyfish, sharks, and more. Everything is clean and well-maintained, creating a truly magical atmosphere. The staff are friendly and helpful. A perfect place for families and anyone who loves the ocean! 🐠🐢🐙

This is a hidden Gem. Great Aquarium covering 10 Floors. With the 11th Floor being an amazing Roof Top Cafe’ Restaurant. Stunning views. Great Coffee and Desserts. We had a Chocolate Coconut Cake and a Lemon Cheesecake. It was phenomenal. The Aquarium area was fascinating. Lots to see and be immersed in. Worth every penny of admission. 22,90 euros 💶 for Adult entry.

We took part in the free guided tour and it was an excellent experience. The building is stunning, with impressive architecture and beautifully restored interiors. Our guide was knowledgeable, engaging and provided fascinating insights into Austrian history, politics and the workings of the parliament. The tour was well-organized, easy to follow and a great way to learn more about the country’s democratic processes. Highly recommended for both locals and visitors!

You really cannot do much here but to walk by. However the structure that represents a Greek architecture is beautiful. The statues are beautiful and the top of the building very ornate. You can walk by it very quickly.

A wonderful place — majestic both outside and inside! The photo exhibition in the library adds a beautiful cultural touch. A pleasant walk through the building followed by a drink on the upper level is the perfect way to end the visit.

Visiting the Austrian Parliament was an unexpected highlight of our trip. We were fortunate enough to secure tickets for one of the free guided tours—a reminder to book your spot in advance, as they are highly popular! We took part in the tour offered in Italian, and our guide was truly engaging and friendly. He led us through the stunning rooms that are the heart of Austrian democracy, explaining the building's specific architectural features and its crucial role in the country's history. The tour was absolutely fantastic, exceeding all our expectations. We were genuinely surprised by the beauty of the newly renovated interior and the deep, fascinating insights into the workings of the government. This is a must-do activity for anyone interested in history, architecture, or politics.

We visited the Austrian Parliament and were truly impressed. The building is magnificent, and the atmosphere is full of history. A must-visit for anyone interested in politics or history it’s both educational and inspiring.

A very interesting experience to visit the parliament. You can book a free tour in almost all major languages. The parliament itself is grand in some parts, modest in others, and modern and austere in yet others.

The Austrian Parliament Building in Vienna stands as one of the city’s grandest architectural achievements — a majestic symbol of democracy framed in neoclassical elegance. Designed by Theophil Hansen in the late 19th century, it draws inspiration from ancient Greece, the birthplace of democracy, making its architectural language both symbolic and timeless. Fronting the grand colonnade is the Pallas Athena Fountain, a masterpiece of sculptural storytelling. The central figure, the Greek goddess Athena, towers proudly with her gilded helmet, spear, and Nike (the goddess of victory) in her hand — a tribute to wisdom, justice, and the triumph of reason. Below her, four seated figures represent the major rivers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire — the Danube, Inn, Elbe, and Vltava — symbolising unity and flow beneath divine wisdom. The Parliament itself, with its marble steps, towering Corinthian columns, and sculpted pediments, feels like a temple to civic virtue. Every detail, from the statues of philosophers to the ornate reliefs above, reflects ideals of law, justice, and governance. Bathed in sunlight, with the Austrian flag waving proudly above, the building radiates both dignity and grandeur — a living reminder that architecture can speak not just of power, but of the higher ideals that guide a nation.

We enjoyed the four-course meal at Das Loft, and every dish was absolutely delicious — beautifully crafted, full of flavor, and perfectly balanced. The views of Vienna from the restaurant are simply breathtaking, especially as the city lights up at night. The service was splendid — attentive, friendly, and professional, making the entire evening feel special and relaxed. An unforgettable combination of fine dining, stunning ambiance, and world-class hospitality. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Vienna!

What an incredible experience! The view over Vienna was simply breathtaking, not to mention the wonderful delicious plates which were reserved. A shout out to Max, our waiter, who made the experience even more enjoyable through his explanation and professionalism. Highly recommended!

The food is wonderful, tasty, and well prepared. The atmosphere is amazing. I had a great seat with a wonderful view. There's only one area that was a little disappointing, and I'll categorize it as service, but don't think it was the fault of my server. A full 40 minutes passed between my starter course and main dish. If the restaurant were packed, I could maybe understand that kind of time gap, but occupancy was perhaps 50%. So I don't understand so much time passed between courses. It was such an uncomfortably long time that it impacted my overall enjoyment, which is too bad, because the restaurant was nailing everything else.

Booked the LOFT IN LOVE package following a proposal and I honestly could not fault Das Loft. Our server Toby was attentive and made sure everything was absolutely perfect. If you’re planning an engagement dinner, I would highly recommend this wonderful place. The food, the service, the ambience and the view was faultless.

Elegant place to eat to, I loved the view and the food. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. I ordered the octopus, it was very soft and the sauce was creamy and delicate. The drinks were well mixed, we were very satisfied about everything❤️❤️❤️❤️

We made a reservation to celebrate our wedding anniversary and had high expectations for both the food and the overall experience. On the positive side, the restaurant is beautiful—stylishly decorated, with very comfortable chairs and amazing views of the city. At night, the rooftop lights create a stunning atmosphere. The service was friendly and attentive, which we really appreciated. When we made the reservation, we were asked if we were celebrating something—I mentioned our anniversary—but unlike someone at a nearby table who got a little birthday cake, we didn’t get anything at all. It’s not that we expected much, but it did feel like we were kind of overlooked. When you’re spending that much on a special night out, it’s a bit disappointing to see others being acknowledged and not you. We also chose the wine pairing menu. Some of the wines were delicious, while others weren’t really to our taste. If you enjoy discovering new wines from small producers, it’s a fun experience—the explanations were interesting too. But if you want to be sure you enjoy every glass, you might be better off choosing your own wine. As for the food, it was a bit hit-and-miss. The pork belly, the bread and butter, dessert, and the sides were all really good. But the main issue was with the steaks. We ordered one medium rare and one medium well, and although they were served cut in different sizes (which made us think they’d been cooked accordingly), both turned out to be well done. That was disappointing. On top of that, the sauce was overly salty—luckily the creamy gnocchi and cauliflower on the side helped balance it out. All in all, it was a nice evening with beautiful views and good service, but I’m not sure I’d go back. For the price, the food didn’t quite live up to expectations.

After trying fine dining in Bratislava at UFO, I decided to check this place out in Vienna since I kept seeing the ceiling lights always at night across the street at Schwedenplatz. Not only it was more expensive (because Vienna, duh 🙄) but the service didn't feel quite the same. Usually a wet napkin is provided at the beginning, before receiving your meals which was not provided and when I asked one of the waiters I received normal ones at least. Moreover, one of the managers and waitress was quick to see my dissatisfaction with the smoked leek dish since I had misunderstood what kind of dish it was based on a wrong assumption from Google Images (the vegetarian ingredients were messing my stomach). They were able to change my Starter to a beef tartare which was much better and I didn't get charged for the smoked leek (since I only tasted it a little). The rest was alright. For most people, I think that this place is usually more ideal for drinks. Moreover, I wish that they have implemented the food logos that you usually find in most restaurants in Vienna, that way it is easier to distinguish what kind of dish it is and what meat it contains. Maybe I will visit it again in the future and hope that my suggestions are taken into consideration 🙂.

Maria-Theresien-Platz is a beautiful square in Vienna, surrounded by stunning architecture and impressive museums. The grand statue of Empress Maria Theresa in the center makes it a perfect spot to enjoy the city’s history and elegance.

This spot in the heart of Vienna is one of my absolute favorites! My sister and I visited as part of our DIY Before Sunrise film locations tour, and it was absolutely gorgeous—the architecture and landscaping are stunning. It’s definitely a must-visit if you’re in Vienna. There are so many charming corners that are perfect for cute photos! It can get quite busy on weekends, so I’d recommend going on a weekday for a more relaxed experience.

A beautiful and historic square in Vienna, surrounded by impressive museums and stunning architecture. Perfect for a walk, photos, and enjoying the city’s atmosphere.

The museum district of Vienna is simply amazing. You have three to four incredible buildings that are right in line with Parliament and all the other impressive monuments.

I consider this us the most beautiful place in Vienna. Adore. But yes, super crowded

Wauw, I absolutely love this place! It is so amazing! The buildings around are beautiful and the park is nice to relax. You can lay down in the grass and look around. It’s family friendly and there are sitting places too.

Absolutely loved visiting Maria-Theresien-Platz! 😍 The architecture is stunning, with two beautiful museums facing each other and the grand statue of Maria Theresa right in the middle 👑. It’s such a peaceful spot to relax, take photos 📸, or just enjoy the vibe of Vienna. The gardens are super well-kept and everything feels so elegant and historic 🌿🏛️. Great place to stop by, especially in the evening when everything lights up ✨. A must-visit if you’re in the city!

A small but very charming place with a fair entrance fee. Even though it’s not large, you can walk around a few times and always notice something new. Strollers are a bit inconvenient inside, but there’s a place to leave them outside. Nice gift shop as well. Nice place to visit with kids

The place is magical. The garden with tropical plants gives the impression that you are in a jungle, and the butterflies flying around enhance the impression. For a moment you think that you have fallen into some animation or virtual reality. It is very hot and humid inside. It's quick to get around, it's not a big area, but we repeated the circuit to enjoy it a little more :) Butterflies is very friendly, we enjoyed a lot.

We visited Schmetterlinghaus on a Sunday — an interesting and beautiful place, though with a few things to keep in mind. It was quite crowded, and the butterfly area itself isn’t very large, so there can be some congestion and a bit of pushing around. The atmosphere inside is tropical — warm and humid — so it’s nice that there’s a coat rack area where you can leave your outerwear before entering. The space is charming: countless colorful butterflies flutter around freely, and some may even land on you — a truly magical experience. At the exit, there’s a lovely gift shop with all sorts of butterfly-themed souvenirs, from jewelry to toys. There’s also a free restroom available, which is convenient for visitors. The entrance fee is €20 per person — not the cheapest, but for those who love nature and want to see butterflies up close, it’s an experience worth having.

Like Butterflies? Then come here. Very Tropical botanical environment. Lots of Butterflies fluttering around. Some with land on you. A sign of good luck in some Cultures. Admission is not free. Nor is it as big and time consuming as you may think. It’s a rather small venue. So maybe take a few laps inside? We enjoyed it. But there is no reason to come back. Try it for something to do….

A butterfly habitat is located opposite the Burggarten. Entrance fee 10 euros per person. A spectacularly beautiful complex designed as a tropical garden with abundant vegetation and waterfalls. Butterflies of various colors fly in the air (at first it is a bit difficult to notice them) You can go up the stairs to the bridge from where you can see and admire their beauty You can stay there as long as you wish. There is a souvenir shop, toilets and coat racks

A wonderful experience that combines both nature, plants and a mini waterfall with the butterflies and fish. It is very family friendly, but to be honest I enjoyed a lot as an adult. Keep in mind that is warm inside so leave your jackets at the lockers/hangers.

I can't explain how cute and calming this place is. Butterflies of all colours and shapes are flying and eating around you, there's a waterfall which noise relaxes you immediately. It is a small place, hot and humid (all is good for butterflies), you will spend maximum an hour when it's not crowded inside. Great location and definitely worth the visit!

Very nice view, however the peak itself hasn't got any - maybe through the tower, but it is closed during the week. For the view you have to go to the Kahlenberg restaurant nearby - can't miss it.

Beautiful view points ,rest diff trails are all for hiking .Nothing special ,busses were full.

Pretty hill just 30min from the center of Vienna by streetcar or bus. Perfect for escaping the city and enjoying nature. So popular that it's unfortunately hard to find a quiet spot! Especially as large infrastructures have been installed at the top to bring as many people as possible by bus, which interferes with walkers who have climbed the hill on foot.

A must see in Vienna. Even though we had bad weather the view was very good. Lots of tourists. The history of Poland tells about this place. You have to be there!

All in all, nice place to enjoy city panorama & have a drink. A bit crowded on weekends though.

Amazing hike to the top with lots of vineyards around, the view is breathtaking and the wine is excellent! Def recommend to go there for the sunset but take a jacket because it gets quite cold during the night!

Great place to see all vienna from top of the mountain hill. When we went, it was very hazy and dark, but we could still take some pictures from there. We could see the entire city and beyond. Highly recommend.

I've spent about 2 hours here looking at a permanent exhibit and a temporary exhibit. Now I'm taking a break for lunch at the restaurant, sitting on the sidewalk. And I'll go back inside to go to the second floor for another permanent exhibit. Highly recommended. Especially on Mondays when so many other museums are closed.

A very complete experience, immersed in the whole history of the Jewish people in Vienna. The museum collection is amazing, very clean, staff is super nice. Try out the cafe downstairs - it’s so good! 😍 they do have Israeli lunch specials for <10€

Excellent curation, well-organized and displayed exhibits. I often find museums difficult to access and learn from, but this museum was quite accessible and informative. Particularly liked the special temporary exhibit and the top floor.

Beautifully interesting museum! A lot of information about vienna’s jew culture since ww2 with modern exhibitions from our time also. It’s a small museum but with the ticket you can also visit the holocaust museum in Judenplatz.

The main Jewish museum of Vienna, located in the 1st district. The building architecture wise is really well done. The restaurant serves very tasty kosher food and there is a little museum shop. The exhibitions are expanded in three floors. I saw the exhibition related with the communism which was quite interesting. The rest I didn’t like so much compared to other Jewish museums I have visited. Ticket is 12€ including the visit to the synagogue and to the Jewish institute.

Really interesting museum about the history of Jews in Vienna and Austria. It covers in depth the early medieval history as well as after the Holocaust. It is touching how open they are about Austria’s own complicity. They have great materials about 19th century Jewry in Austria too.

It's a must see museum. Nothing prepared us for the enormous quantity of Judaica Objects. Most of them were taken from Jewish synagogues all over Austria during the Holocaust. Here on display were the items that weren't melted. I liked the Antique Menorah, the giant Mezuzah and the Hebrew clock. It's a museum you must visit.

We really enjoyed the chocolate-making workshop at the Vienna Chocolate Museum. Everything was very well organized, and the instructor explained the process in a clear and engaging way, making it easy to follow along :) Working with the chocolate was fun, and in the end you get to create 3 full chocolate bars with different toppings that you can mix and match however you like. The highlight came at the end - making and tasting the best hot chocolate based on an authentic Aztec recipe. The museum itself is quite small, but it offers excellent information about the history of chocolate, and there is also a wonderful shop with plenty of sweets to take home. It was such a unique and memorable experience, and we would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Vienna!

This museum is hilarious and fantastic. I had so much fun. The chocolate workshop was led by the funniest, nicest trainer. I gained a lot of fascinating knowledge about chocolate, its origins, how it's made, and even more interesting details. I walked away with a brain full of chocolate facts and a huge smile. The rest of the staff were just as helpful and friendly.❤️🍫

Amazing place. We had a good time making chocolate. We each got to take home 3 chocolates made by us. The atmosphere was good and the staff were nice. We learned new things about chocolate.

really tasty chocolate, interesting museum, and Janie did really good job getting us thorough being a chocolate for a day! i enjoyed sm, especially making the best hot chocolate i’ve ever tried! recommend 10/10

Nice idea and sweetly decorated space, but not worth the money. Everything in the "cafe" is very expensive and not really tasty, for example the hot chocolate we tried was too sweet, and the desserts were just marshmallows dipped in chocolate. Making chocolate was fine, but not worth 30-something euros.

I had such a great time at the chocolate-making class. Deme was a fantastic teacher and chocolatier, who made the whole process look and feel easy. As a bonus, the chocolate I took home was delicious and I got to say I made it myself :)

Had a fun time making chocolates 🍫 and hot cocoa at the Chocolate Museum in Vienna. Our husbands and friends enjoyed our special chocolates for dessert after dinner too!

Beautiful and very peaceful bridge You can walk across it on next to the train station or at the waterfront. The views are stunning

A great place for festivals. Easily available by public transport - leave your car at your hotel/home

I was here with my friend on a walk. The island itself is cool but it’s quite crowded and I was quite surprised to see people swim in this river. Anyway I recommend to everyone who just want to go on a walk, chill or have fun with their friends

A long but narrow island in the middle of the Danube. It offers amazing views of the city as well as plenty of activities

A great getaway from the city. I love the location. Great place to have a recharge. Highly recommended for sure. There are restaurants and shops to visit as well.

It's quite a looooooooong island, lol! The width of it also enhances the illusion that it's even longer than it actually is, too!; I've heard reviews from others that it's normally crowded and all, so I'd give this island 4/5 stars. :/

The place is incredible and can actually be treated as a big garden on the brink of Danube. You can have the best time with yourself, with your friends and family. You can access the place with many available transportation possibilities

Beautiful park. It is absolutely spotless with lots and lots of benches to sit in and enjoy the park. Also handy to keep dry when raining. People everywhere enjoying the space. Lovely.

Augarten Park is one of Vienna’s most beautiful and historically rich green spaces. Nestled in the heart of the city’s second district, this meticulously maintained park offers a perfect blend of tranquility, culture, and history. The first thing you notice upon entering Augarten is how well taken care of it is. The gardens are immaculately groomed, with tree-lined alleys, colorful flowerbeds, and expansive lawns that invite visitors to relax, walk, or picnic. The park is family-friendly, with playgrounds for children and open areas that cater to joggers, dog walkers, and those simply looking to unwind. Despite being a popular destination, it never feels overcrowded due to its generous size and thoughtful layout. What truly sets Augarten apart, however, is its historical depth. Dating back to the 17th century, the park was originally laid out as a baroque garden and has retained its classical charm. It’s home to the stunning Palais Augarten, a baroque palace that today houses the world-famous Vienna Boys’ Choir. The palace and its surroundings provide a unique backdrop that adds a sense of grandeur to the entire park. A striking and sobering reminder of more recent history are the two massive World War II flak towers that still stand within the park. These concrete giants, once used for air defense, serve as historical landmarks and symbols of Vienna’s complex past. Their presence offers a powerful contrast to the peaceful surroundings and invites reflection on the city’s wartime experience. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or just someone in search of a peaceful place to spend an afternoon, Augarten Park is a must-visit. It’s a place where Vienna’s layered history and natural beauty come together, making it both a serene escape and a living monument.

Lovely place to a walk and relax! In case you haven’t noticed, there is a written in the pathway for the entire park, but it is hard to pay attention to it since the view is mesmerizing!

A pretty big park, located a bit outside of Vienna. There are two big concrete towers from WWII making this park very interesting. A nice spot for a picnic or just a walk.

A lovely park with many interesting sections. A porcelain factory where Mozart and Beethoven had performed, a lovely beer garden and a really fun playground.

Seeing the Air defence towers in Augarten was definitely the best experience of my vienna vacation

Such a beautiful place to spend a whole day...

It's such a pretty park with all the cherry blossoms! 🌸 But wow, it was packed; it's hard to walk around and get a good photo. We went on Friday evening. It's a tiny park, but really nice. Finding a parking spot on the street will be a bit tough.

Setagaya is one of the most beautiful natural park I've seen in Austria. The ambiance is so calm and soothing, and the sound of cascading water gives you harmony. Take benefits from this place if you're in VIENNA.

A very charming and tidy park, especially beautiful in spring. It’s small but well-kept — perfect for a peaceful walk or a quick break. 🌸☀️

A small but beautiful Japanese garden in Vienna (19th District). Peaceful atmosphere, lovely design, and perfect for a quiet walk or a moment to relax. Definitely worth a visit!

Very nice, but very small park

One of the most peaceful places in Vienna. The atmosphere is amazing all year round, with the soothing sound of the water adding to the calm vibe. It’s also a great spot for kids — they’re always so happy and excited when they see the fish. Truly a relaxing and joyful place for all ages.

A tiny Japanese garden in Vienna. The best period to visit it is in April / May, when the trees are blossoming. It's lovely even just to sit there and read a book in a sunny day

This building is free to enter, but it is very small. There is nothing to see, just the paintings on the walls, decorations, and ceilings. So there is not much to see, but if you have time, come here.

Impressive place which you can visit for free. One of the most beautiful and, most important, well maintained palaces I’ve seen. Great place for photoshoots. It’s not big but very neat and cozy. Don’t pass by if you’re in Vienna.

I came here on the recommendation of a friend who lives in Vienna. He told me that if you want to see the most beautiful painted ceiling, you must visit this palace. Do I need to mention that the entrance is free!!! Trust me, it's worth coming and seeing something like this.

In days that you have to pay 30€ to visit a simple church, I think visiting here for free is really amazing. The sculptures, decorations, ceiling paintings and everything is fantastic and absolutely worth a visit when you are in Vienna. There are some halls that host exhibitions and you cannot enter but the main hall and corridors are free to visit. 💯 great experience

Nice palace, no entrance fee, and it's free to enter. We visited it at 7pm and it was open. I recommend seeing it if you're near it.

The opening hours were confusing, since Google Maps doesn’t show them correctly. iPhone Maps said it’s open on Fridays from 10 am to 3 pm. I went on a Friday at 9 am and first entered the wrong side. Then I found the correct entrance (you have to go inside the building and to the left). It was open and completely empty. Truly impressive, very beautiful and free!!

Amazing monument to visit at Vienna, free entrance

best part about it is that the main, huge part of the park is completely free to enter, so you don't even have to buy a palace ticket to get a taste of the imperial life. ​it's massive, so plan to do a lot of walking. you've got the perfectly manicured great parterre right in front of the palace, with all the statues and fountains. it's so symmetrical and fancy, you feel like you're in a period drama. then there are the less formal parts of the park, with big trees and winding paths. you'll see locals jogging, families with kids, and tourists like me just trying to take it all in. ​a big must-do is the walk up to the gloriette. it's a bit of a climb up a gentle hill, but the view is just... chef's kiss. you look down on the whole palace and the city beyond it. it's a great photo spot and there's even a cafe up there if you need a little reward for your effort. ​there are also a few smaller, special areas you can pay to enter, like the maze, which is fun for a quick break from all the history, and the privy garden, which is a more secluded, ornate part of the garden. and of course, the zoo is also on the grounds and is a whole attraction in itself. ​it's a perfect mix of formal beauty and natural space. you can easily spend an entire afternoon here, getting lost in the paths and just enjoying the scenery

Schönbrunn Palace Park is absolutely a must-visit when you’re in Vienna. The palace itself is stunning and full of history, and the park is just as impressive — wide, beautifully designed, and perfect for a relaxing walk. The combination of the grand architecture and the peaceful gardens makes it a truly special place. Whether you’re exploring the palace, strolling through the park, or enjoying the views from the Gloriette, it’s an unforgettable experience. Highly recommended

It was absolutely stunning — the palace and gardens were breathtaking. After exploring, I had an amazing meal at their restaurant. The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and the perfect way to end the visit. A wonderful experience overall!

Wow, such a large and beautiful place. Even in winter, it's worth seeing, even though the trees are leafless. It's even nicer because there's a beautiful Christmas market there.

A Versaille of Austria. Highly recommend to visit in an off peak season. It was scary to see that the entrance to the palace can be delayed by up to 2.5h. plan you visit well and enjoy!

A beautiful and peaceful park with stunning landscaping and well-maintained paths. The combination of nature and historical architecture creates a unique atmosphere. Perfect for a relaxing walk, enjoying the views, or just sitting by the fountains.👌🏻

It takes about 40 minutes to reach the restaurant at the highest point after entering the gate. Along the way, there are many sculptures, gardens, fountains, and ponds. Inside the hall at the top, there’s a restaurant with reasonable prices and an unbeatable view — you can enjoy a panoramic view of Vienna from the windows.

We managed to get a walk in table early evening mid-week. I'd recommend booking though - it was very busy. Superb views across the cathedral and a beautiful sunset view. Great, friendly service. We just had drinks.

Phenomenal view & service from this rooftop bar. There’s a hidden entrance/ no obvious signage from the street. Just hop in the lift and head to the top floor. We were lucky and managed to get a table just walking in - but booking is definitely recommended as it’s a popular spot. Staff were really nice and friendly and the drinks were reasonably priced given the central location and the views. And yes, the views were incredible and worth the visit alone. There’s an amazing chilled vibe with ambient music, the perfect spot to chill and relax. Highly recommended.

Love, love, love this rooftop bar! We visited this Rooftop Bar for a few evening drinks and to soak in the stunning view of St. Stephen’s Cathedral — and it did not disappoint! The setting was absolutely perfect. We caught both the late sunshine and a gorgeous sunset. The views from up here are fantastic and atmosphere was vibrant yet relaxed. We spent a few hours enjoying drinks and light snacks while taking in the scenery. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a stylish rooftop spot with great vibes and unbeatable views!

Avoid this rooftop bar at all costs! Really disappointed. I went to Lamée Rooftop yesterday with my mum to celebrate my birthday. She called in the morning to make a reservation and asked if they could prepare a small birthday gesture, like writing “Happy Birthday” next to a dessert. The staff on the phone said it was possible, maybe with an extra charge and we agreed. When we arrived, my mum reminded them again. One waiter said it wasn’t possible. She asked another one, who brought the manager over. The manager said they couldn’t do candles but would definitely prepare “something small.” We stayed for over two hours, had two rounds of drinks and nothing ever came. No birthday surprise, no follow-up, nothing. Terrible communication and service. We chose this place because they said yes on the phone. If they had just said no, we would’ve gone somewhere else. Not coming back. Not recommended.

Wonderful location on the rooftop, and excellent service by our waitress. The drinks options were plenty and quite enjoyable. The food, while only finger food options, was also very good. Wonderful experience and view.

We enjoyed a couple of beers here and soaked up the views over Vienna, a really lovely bar, really friendly.

Avocado nachos is very tasty and of good quality. Nice waiters. Great view.

We had a wonderful dinner here tonight. Trout, potatoes and salad. Very tasty and expertly cooked. The atmosphere was comfortable and our waiter was helpful and friendly. We would definitely go back. We also enjoyed our dessert of apple strudel and mini pancakes( like crepes). We loved the soda beverage Almdudler too.

Esterházykeller is a charming spot in Vienna with a rustic, historic atmosphere. 🍷✨ The vaulted ceilings and cozy ambiance make it a unique place to visit, whether for a meal or just a drink. 🏰 Their wine selection stands out, and they also offer excellent beer, perfect for those looking to enjoy something refreshing in a traditional setting. 🍺 The staff are generally friendly and contribute to the welcoming vibe. 😊 Conveniently located in the city center, it’s a great spot to take a break and enjoy the history and charm of Vienna. 🌟

Google maps says they are temporarily closed but they were open today. The soup with beef and noodles is amazing!!!! We plan to go back!

I went here for lunch but will definitely go back for dinner so I can check out the lower ancient dining area. The food is excellent and the service is great! Such a warm and friendly place.

I would say that the restaurant is mainly aimed at tourists who come only once. The service was OK, wiener schitzel and beer standard (33,50€ I rounded it to 35€ and pay by card). The most interesting thing is the location under the ground. The toilet is a bit small, you have to be careful.

Dog friendly and interesting old world atmosphere. Food was great especially the appetizer pretzel they bring you at the beginning of the meal. We could have just kept eating those and called it a night. I do recommend the Vegetable Strudel! The staff was very busy, so it was a bit difficult to get our waiters attention when they forgot something with our order, but overall really unique Vienna dining experience.

While curiosity often leads to good experiences, this local “Wiener Schnitzel” restaurant is one to avoid. The service was overly pushy and borderline rude – we were barely given time to look at the menu before being rushed to order. That set the tone for the evening. The food arrived with a black hair in it, forcing us to send the dish back. A replacement was provided, but with no apology, service recovery, or compensation of any kind. Matters only got worse when the waiter began clearing plates! My wife had just finished, yet while I was still cutting into my schnitzel, the waiter started taking my plate away mid-meal. To finish, the bill came with tips already added by the waiter without any communication or consent – an unprofessional and unacceptable practice. All in all, a disrespectful and careless dining experience. Save yourself the trouble and avoid this restaurant entirely.

The place was very cramped and there wasn’t enough ventilation. I couldn’t enjoy dancing because I kept going out to get some fresh air. Additionally, the drink prices were quite high considering both the quantity and the quality, and you can’t pay by card for less than €15, which I found surprising

The Loft is a fantastic spot for anyone who loves good music and a laid-back vibe. The bar prices are fair, and the staff is friendly!

We had an amazing live music night with our band! Great location with an artsy vibe, super professional people working there :)

Awesome space and really kind staff. Felt safe as a femme queer. Don’t know what the negative reviews are going on about.

Nice overall, the staff were nice and the atmosphere was fun.

The 90s-2000s nights are great! One of the better clubs in Vienna, especially for music

LGBTQ & female friendly space, staff and the vibe are nice here

Let's start with the stuff. Excellent English and assistant by the server, phenomenal behaviour. The food is coming for minutes, and you can try the local white wine (number 2 for the menu). The overall starts is just 5 because of the people and the food.

Best lunching experience on a Saturday summer afternoon. I ordered some chicken schnitzel. And a small beer. Main dish came with french fries. They were perfectly crispy. The schnitzel was one of the best i had. And ample. Even the ketup provided was for the first time, generous. I cannot recommend it any less.

We had a disappointing experience here. First, we were charged 50 cents each just to use the toilet — €1 in total — and only received coupons as compensation after we had already ordered our food. The food itself was okay for the price, nothing to complain about there. Unfortunately, the service was poor from start to finish. Our waiter was completely disengaged, never communicative or friendly, and gave the impression that he really didn’t want to be there. We were polite and did nothing to cause this attitude. When it came time to pay, we mentioned we had two toilet coupons. He brought the bill without applying them and didn’t even ask how we wanted to pay — he just processed it as a cash payment. When we said we needed to pay by card, he became visibly annoyed and had to go back to make a new receipt. No thank you, no acknowledgment — just grumpiness. We had already left a €2 tip on the table, which we immediately regretted. He didn’t deserve it at all. Not applying the toilet coupon discount wasn’t a huge deal financially, but it was disappointing in principle. If you care about friendly service, be warned — we hope you don’t end up with the same waiter, or that he sees this review and reflects on how he treats guests.

I went to this café with my mom and a friend a few days ago on a Sunday afternoon. My mom ordered a strudel and a coffee and we sat on the table with her, but since we had already eaten, we didn't order anything. Then a waiter came to take our orders and my friend and I said we were fine and didn't want anything. So the waiter said we had to order something to use the table. Otherwise, we'd have to leave. I then pointed that my mom had ordered and that an hour earlier my husband and I had also ordered sweets and coffees in that same café. Still, the man said we needed to order things if we wanted to use the table. If not, we had to leave. In the end, my mom was left alone in the café with no company because we of course did not want to pick a fight. I have been to a ton of cafés, but this is the most absurd idea I've ever seen: you must eat alone if your friends/family don't order anything. Needless to say, there were many tables available at the time. There was no reason to kick us out like that. And even if there were no more tables available, cafés are supposed to be cozy places where you can enjoy time with friends and family, not an individual eating competition. But I guess now I understand why there were so many tables available: they have terrible service and atmosphere. Food was okay, but no food in the world would be able to compensate this. I would never recommend this place to anyone. Also, they charge €0,50 for the toilet even if you order something, which is nuts.

We came early for breakfast, it's located under the ferris wheel. We ordered melange 5/5: great coffee. Mozart coffee 5/5: one of the best we've had. eggs and bacon for the kids 5/5: perfectly cooked. Bacon wrapped sausage 4/5: the bacon wasn't crispy enough for our taste, but the flavors were there. Overall, service was friendly and the place was quiet despite the long line outside the door. Prices are reasonable for a tourist attraction.

Ham and cheese toastie for lunch here washed down with another fine beer - delicious

Low quality food. The french fries tasted badly, just look at them. The snitzel was not eatable Poor restaurant. What you see in the pictures is what I could eat and I was very hungry. Bad experience. This restaurant is not meant for human consumption. I first gave the service 3 stars, but one of my friends didn't want to give a tip because he, just like me, couldn't eat to much. The waiter inserted the tip into the bill without telling us. When my friend said the bill wasn't ok the waiter said "is only a 10% addition". We said the food was awfull and the meal didn't desearve a tip. The waiter then asked us what was wrong - the reason he asked us was not because we barely touched the food, but beacause we didn't wan't to give a tip. Poor food, poor service! How can you give 5stars for such a place!?

I had a wonderful time at the Mozart House! A very talented trio played a mix of Austrian composers during an hour, which gave me goosebumps at times, and an occasional tear. The violinist interacted beautifully with the audience, creating a light and welcoming environment, and the venue itself is cozy and somewhat, intimate. You could tell they play with joy and soul. The value was good, especially when compared with other venues in the city. I would definitely recommend you visit the place where Mozart lived during some of his time in Vienna, especially for this wonderful concert.

What an intimate live performance! The sound resonates in the whole room. The music choices were excellent as well.

The venue was so beautiful and we enjoyed the concert. Visited here in January 2025

Excellent experience, I would even describe it as decadent. The beautiful historic room has amazing acoustics, the musicians are extremely talented, and the music selections and program length were ideal to make the experience enjoyable and accessible to even kids and casual fans. As a hobby violinist I have sat through (and performed in) my share of dismally boring string quartet performances and this was anything but that! Energetic, fun, and in a venue steeped in romanticism and dreaminess. A lovely evening activity in Vienna. My one caution would be to arrive earlier than you think you need to; many people have reported struggling to find the entrance and once we were there and in line to get in 15 minutes before the performance started, it still took 20 minutes to be seated and there were still a number of people in line behind us who were there before 8pm but not seated until after the performance had started

Oh wow ! This was a phenomenal experience, the music was great, the musicians were happy & funny , the venue is super small which makes everything better and alive. They even played us some extra music. Listening to Mozart music where he used to play is a must in Vienna. Highly recommend

Beautiful small intimate concert area. Any row/ticket is a great seat, only 6 rows. The musicians are friendly and briefly speak about the music between some pieces. Great for tourists.

Actually one of the true highlights of our trip to Vienna!! Maybe 30 people in this beautiful Sala Terrena makes it so special. The program was excellent (clap only after the last movement of each piece… some have 4) There was a small intermission with drinks for purchase and a coat room to hang your things. The Sala is warm, you won’t need it. We did get a little lost getting there due to construction on the other side of the street. We end up going down an alley and to the second door on your right (if you’ve missed the main entrance). We paid the extra EU for front row seats, if you’re gonna go, I’d do it this way again. Please please be respectful of the rules and the musicians and don’t record during the concert. It is so rude and the woman next to me decided it was her entitlement to try and secretly record most of the concert. Hugely distracting, sound on her on/off button, screen shining and just horrifically crass.

Stumbled upon this park on my way to the theatre, it is beautiful, so calm yet lots of people just vibing

A beautiful park in Vienna, among many others! Don't miss the golden statue of Johan Strauss, especially at sunset.

Cozy park for a nice stroll on a beautiful day. In summer the park comes to life with special events . Nice little ponds and beer gartens. Don't skip the opportunity for an apfelstrudel with icecream or a slice of sacher torte.

The only U-Bahn station that retains its original appearance.

Nice old school metro stop, and city park

While driving through in the subway - if you have the time - get out here and walk around the station. The combination of Wienfluss, Stadtpark and the stations historic architecture make for a great photo scenery ;)

Its a great experience to ride the metro here. It was in front of Inter Continental Wien.