The 50 best shopping and stores in Vienna

Graben is super busy but has everything you need—shops, cafes, and that lively city vibe! A must-visit spot for shopping lovers.

First time in Vienna, very impressive but the place very crowded

In Vienna, this the most important street to visit and walk along the luxury brand shops.

Such a lovely, lively and posh street right in the heart of Vienna. The buildings are absolutely beautiful - stunning architecture everywhere you look. The street is lined with high-end shops like Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Rolex, and Prada, and the Louis Vuitton building in particular is especially gorgeous. When we visited, there was live street music playing, which really added to the atmosphere and made the whole experience even more enjoyable. It’s the perfect place to stroll, take in the sights, do a bit of shopping, or simply relax at a café. And it’s just a short walk from St. Stephen’s Cathedral, so it fits easily into a day of exploring central Vienna.

As busy as it can get in Vienna!

The most famous street you can visit in Vienna, close to many historical landmarks and filled with international brand shops but also authentic austrian markets too.

Can be very busy, not just with people but loading trucks during weekday morning, still impressive though.

The view with the church in the background is so iconic!

Iconic street where terraces meet jewelers. Every angle you look at is beautiful. It's crowded like nowhere else im Vienna.

One of the nicest historical streets in the city. Has a great view to Michaelerplatz and Michaelertor. There is also a great decoration at cristmas time.

One of the busiest and most beautiful streets in Vienna. Upscale shops and historical buildings all around!

Actually, I feel good when I come here. It's very beautiful city.

Lovely shopping and walking street

Kohlmarkt is a shopping destination in Vienna that should not be missed. Located in the heart of the city, this pedestrianized street is home to a variety of high-end shops, including designer clothing, jewelry, and home decor. The street itself is stunning, with beautiful architecture and charming storefronts. In addition to shopping, there are plenty of restaurants and cafes in the area to take a break and enjoy a meal or drink. The atmosphere is lively and upscale, making it a perfect place to spend an afternoon or evening

The selection of previously owned items is sparse. No enough live auctions! Too much focus on on-line sales and mass produced new merchandise. The Kundendienst dept. Is superb! The building itself is worth a visit!

Best coffee stop in Vienna. Away from the crowds. Lovely staff. Beautiful building. An auction house with lots of fabulous things to look at. Highly recommend.

My review isn't about the Dorotheum as an auction house, but as a museum. As a tourist in Vienna, I didn't have time to wait for the auctions or participate in them, but upon entering this magnificent building, which I thought of as a luxury hotel, I discovered it was actually a... museum. And what a museum! If you have enough time in Vienna, I highly recommend spending some time here; it fully deserves its place in the top 10 attractions in Vienna. It's almost a must-see in Vienna. Just take a look at the photos. Btw, it is free...

Imagine that you could visit a museum where everything displayed is on sale. Well this is Dorotheum. You can buy watches (I own one from them), paintings, furnitures, jewelry, porcelaine, etc. This is a fantastic place. They have a very nice cafe, and depending on the day service could be great or regular. In my latest visit to Vienna I experienced both. In any case, they have delicious cakes, so you can satisfy your sweet tooth.

I have bought and sold at Dorotheum several times in the past, until I brought in a somewhat rare watch for appraisal and encountered a very arrogant “expert.” I can understand that, in the relatively small Austrian market, such a watch might be difficult to sell and therefore rejected for auction. However, an uneducated and unprofessional remark such as “If it was bought in Japan and comes without papers, it is fake” has no place in professional communication. For the record, I later had the watch appraised elsewhere and, as expected, it turned out to be original.

A temple among the Auction houses. The place is impressive, the collection is amazing. Amazing paintings and pieces of Art. Worth visiting! Absolutely.

I love the Dorotheum for the art on display. Savoury food at the Zcafe needs improvement and toilets are not disabled friendly at all unusable in a wheelchair

Furnitures, books, clothes and so on. I did not really like the clothes section but they offer a great variety of furnitures.

they had everythinggg, although the prices are a bit higher than the average garage sale, it was a fun experience and there were plenty of hidden gems to find 🙆‍♀️

One of the best charity shops in Vienna with books, clothes, furniture, and kids’ stuff. 🌱 The membership card gives you 5% off purchases. Prices for clothes aren’t always as cheap as expected, but it’s still a great store supporting a good cause. Solid 8/10.

Very big store that has everything. It hit or miss like in every second hand store. I feel that the prices for clothing and shoes are too high. Sometimes it’s like buying new things on sale. But it’s in most secondhand stores in Vienna.

Cool place full of second hand treasures as well as rubbish. Some cool cringe stuff from the past decades. Dollhouse, Lederhosen, old school china and books and vinyl.

The best thrift shop from Vienna! Hands down, the most legendary shopping district. 🙌 👍👏 All the products are bargains and everything is extremely well-kept. I've bought a few things from here. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Warehouse full of secondhand stuff. There re almost everything. Not so fancy, more like everyday use. The wide span space with lot of light is beautiful.

By far, the best shopping spot in all of Europe. Best shopping spot anywhere — except for Tokyo. As I entered one particular luxury spot, I was a socialite in a Candace Bushnell novel, prim and proper in my casual chic outfit and signature handbag, my hands linked over my lap as the salesman clasped a necklace with tiny sparkling gemstones around my neck. It was the experience that made it special, not the brands and labels. Downsides? It’s crowded, and it’s losing its historical appeal with each enhancement. Hope it doesn’t. I long for this beautiful city. I mustn’t forget: Vienna waits for me.

Nice with a good variety

Nothing against the luxury brands that took over this part of the city. Many of them make fine products and I don't begrudge them the excellent retail locations. However, the way they remade this section of the historic "Innere Stadt" is a horrible, generic, mall-like atmosphere completely devoid of humanity or soul. If you look on the opposite side of the street, you will see what a nice place looks like. The "Golden Quarter" (also, cheesiest name ever) just looks like some Vienna-themed shopping centre in the airport. One star, would give it zero if I could.

The most prestigious commercial compound in Vienna

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Just wonderful!

Make sure you are ready for a quiz when you step in. I was asked where I was from, exactly where, then if knew what kind items the sell, then if I knew what vintage means. I smiled politely and said if I found something I liked, I would ask more about it, but then I was asked again what I thought vintage means. I wanted to shop, not test my knowledge. At that point I decided to leave since it was clear I was not wanted as a customer. Very disappointing.

Incredibly rude lady/owner. Watched us intently the entire time me and my friend were in the store and was incredibly demeaning - potentially racially motivated? Left soon after because she was so hostile to us and basically called us stupid. Come here if you support this form of treatment to people! Otherwise there are many other lovely vintage stores in the area. ——— Here was their response to my review. Let me point out 3 blatant lies from the business owner. 1) she was in the backroom when we entered and when she came out she did not say hello or greet us. She just glared at us as if our presence (BARELY) touching the clothes, because we understand the delicacy of vintage clothing, was a nuisance to her. 2) we were NOT carrying sweet drinks or sundaes (what?!) why would we bring open lid drinks/food to a clothing store? Maybe water, in a closed bottle?? It’s not our first time at a clothing store… 3) she did not politely ask us anything, she said in a hasty tone: “BE CAREFUL” and pointed to my water bottle. So i stepped away from the clothing, i was like 3 feet back from shelf - respectfully! I was not mad or upset at her at this point, only thought was that maybe she was ultra sensitive about my water bottle.. exploding?? I waited for my friend to continue looking. Then 5 seconds later she shouts at me, “DO YOU UNDERSTAND NOTHING?” I was appalled at her tone. Never in my life have I had come across such rudeness in my life, only perhaps in a case of racism. Anyway, she seemed to be really ticked off that we had entered shop in the first place. At this point it was clear the only thing that would get her to stop from being so hasty and targeted was to leave.. like what was I supposed to do? I had stepped away from all the clothes right after she told me to be careful with my bottle, the only place that would’ve satisfied her was probably out the door. But she didn’t give me any further instruction. She just implied that i was stupid by shouting “DO YOU UNDERSTAND NOTHING.” Both me and my friend were so incredibly appalled we were quick to leave. I never leave google reviews in my 10+ years on this platform. But this case prompted that.

We discovered this place by chance in 2018 and visit it every time we're in Vienna because it has the best (unique) vintage items. Items are not cheap (not for bargain hunters). Husband and wife are very friendly.

The BEST Vintage in Vienna!! If you are looking for unique and memorable pieces, FLO Vintage is your store!! The owners are so genuine, knowledgable, and friendly. I bought a vintage wedding dress and it made me feel as if I was getting a special piece of history to cherish and add memories to. 10/10 recommend visiting this gem!!!

This shop will always be on my list to visit in Vienna. Just had another fabulous hunting since I found it by accident last year. They have a broad range of vintage clothing and accessories in very good conditions. I adore these district celebrity couple and admire their enthusiasm about fashion.

A beautiful store with beautiful things. A museum in which you can buy something. Polite salesman knows and loves what he sells. For my purchase he presented me with a small gift. Very nice place.

The clothing is in perfect condition and is gorgeous. Out of my price range but for such unique pieces I think it's only natural.

A beautiful, large shop in the 1st district. Loads of designer brands ! Chanel and Louis Vuitton competing for a spot with Dior, Valentino and many others. The prices are quite high ,as is to be expected but the quality is good, especially for second hand items. This place is worth a visit if you love high end fashion. You might even find a bargain or two. There are some real gems , we saw two Birkin bags hiding among the lovely things.

Very nice luxury vintage shop. We were pleasantly surprized that the man at the counter answered us in French (as we are from Quebec). Great selection at relatively reasonable prices (considering that they sell brands like Chanel, Hermes and LV).

Went to buy a birthday present, sunglasses or shoes or a small bag -- but the owners were 100% disinterested in serving us, they were busy doing there bookkeeping or such. So ok we left and bought something else at the Lagerfeld store. Also, most of their stuff is quite ... well, for the very conservative woman, aka, most items are a bit dull. Also, many items are terribly overpriced - like the sunglasses, I mean, i can get those for 30% of their price on vestaire or vite. So, I am sorry, but I personally cannot recommend.

The shop is operating under their own rules, without taking care of the laws or simple customer care value and standards. After some time, without duly informing the customer, they destroyed the goods which they were given for selling (meaning the customer could not take back the goods, which were given them for selling).

BEST LUXURY SECOND HAND STORE IN EUROPE. Compared to shops in nyc or London the collection of vintage pieces is soooo much better- not even mentioning the great prices! Very good customer service!

Boca Lupo is a heaven for finding a łarge selection vintage and pre- loved items - a Ali Baba cave where one can look around in peace with the friendly staff at hand with advise. One of the best places in Vienna!

They have great, not too expensive designer clothes, even Chanel, and a great room with ball gowns Sadly no particular era, so don't go in looking for something from the 20s

Lovely staff helped me pick out a few hats for myself and my wife - even though she was on the other side of the globe. So helpful and patient, and the products are famous for a reason. Such great craftsmanship. Thank you ladies!

If you have even the faintest interest in hats, you owe yourself a visit to Mühlbauer. It's a real treat. They have an incredible selection that pairs tradition with innovation. Service is very friendly and knowledgeable. The hat I wanted wasn't in store in the shop at the Seilergasse (what madman wants to buy a felt hat in the middle of a heatwave anyway?) so they arranged for me to pick it up in their second lovely store in the Neubaugasse. I'm already looking forward to the cold weather.

Very helpful and friendly staff, great quality handmade products.

Very, very cool hats.

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(Translated by Google) For me, a.k.a. The man with the hat, it is almost a must to wear Mühlbauer. All I can say every time is “What a feeling.” Compare yourself... (Original) Für mich, a.k.a. Der Mann mit dem Hut, ist es quasi ein Muss Mühlbauer zu tragen. Ich kann nur jedes Mal wieder sagen "Was für ein Gefühl". Vergleichen Sie selbst ...

(Translated by Google) Discovered online and am always happy about my achievements as well as the representation of the brand. The quality is great - the service is great and the site is so authentic, refreshing and humorous. I love the natural approach to versatility. For me a reason to visit Vienna. (Original) Online entdeckt und freue mich jedesmal von neuen an meinen Errungenschaften genau so wie der Darstellung der Marke. Die Qualität ist super - der Service spitze und die Seite so authentisch, erfrischend und humorvoll. Ich liebe den selbstverständlichen Umgang mit Vielseitigkeit. Für mich ein Grund Wien zu besuchen.

This is an indoor shopping venue along Karnter Ring with around 70 retail shops, eateries and a basement level supermarket. It is a fine location for resident shoppers but probably somewhere less interesting for tourists compared to simply shopping the streets within Innere Stadt.

Contemporary multi-story shopping mall with an upscale collection of stores & cafes. Accessibility Wheelchair accessible lift

Nice shopping mall in center of the city but I did not have time to explore it with sole exception of clean and nice toilets.

Beautiful and expensive shopping mall : It's a new shopping complex on the Ring Street- a few steps from the Opera. Some good local brands of Fashion, jewelry, Cosmetics and a few coffee shops. It has a connecting door to "The Grand Hotel". A good quality supermarket is on the basement floor.

The most central mall in Vienna. Shopping. No entertainment

Free toilet, hot watter

A nice fancy looking mall, only a couple of shops were open, toilet were hard to find. Parking is super small, and space is limited.

Worth a visit—offers really high-quality, though high-priced, goods. Great spot for finding gifts for special occasions. However, it felt wasteful that they used two bags for every customer. Why not have more practical, sturdy bags that can hold heavy items and just use one instead?

Julius Meinl am Graben is a true paradise for gourmet lovers in the heart of Vienna. The store offers a wide selection of high-quality products from around the world, including coffee, tea, wine, and fine delicacies. The atmosphere feels elegant yet welcoming, and the service is always professional and friendly. It is the perfect place to find exclusive gifts or to treat yourself with something special. A must-visit when exploring Vienna’s luxury shopping street.

This store has to be the gold standard in luxury food, coffee, wine, and pastries etc. A fantastic place to shop, the best of everything . Staff were very helpful in making recommendations. jo if you're in Vienna don't miss the store. It's in the heart of the city and has a little café also.

A wide variety of Christmas gifts, including European chocolates, jams, coffee, and alcohol, are all available. This is a truly upscale supermarket!

A wonderful spot in central Vienna. Delicious coffees and cakes and a good people watching spot whilst sipping on a melange! If you’re into Viennese coffee culture with a modern style, this is your go-to place.

A high-end grocery store right next to lots of luxury brands. No matter fresh food to souvenirs, they have a wide variety for selection. Love it!

I absolutely loved this store! Everything is perfectly arranged, offering an amazing selection of products from all over the world, mostly Europe. They have a fantastic variety of coffee, chocolate, tea, meat, cheese, wines, and more. The packaging is beautiful, and the staff is incredibly friendly. It’s a true gem for anyone who enjoys high-quality goods and excellent service!

This shopping mall is a paradise for shoppers! The variety of stores is impressive, from high-end fashion to affordable favorites. The food court offers a range of cuisines to satisfy any craving. The ambiance is modern and clean, making it a great place to spend the day with family or friends. Parking is convenient, and the staff is helpful. Highly recommend.

Donau is a great place to shop , it offers a wide range of services and has plenty of nice restaurants and shops around. The area is clean and beautifully designed, making it a pleasant place to spend time. However, the restroom area could be improved. It wasn’t very clean, and there was an unpleasant smell from the entrance walkway. If that part gets fixed, it would make the whole experience perfect.

A good size shopping centre with plenty of shops. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to visit a decent shopping centre.

A very pleasant 360-degree shopping experience. This center has absolutely everything and even a little more. The parking is excellent – you can find a spot even at peak times.

This place was pretty cool. Lots of shops. Not a big mall but plenty of restaurants and few shops. Recommended for its location close to the river.

No soap in ANY of the 3 taps in the baby lounge. So much for the “quality standards” their poster claims in there. PS: your waterless urinals smell dreadful. Go back to flushing them please.

This fitness place is perfect.The only thing I don’t like is the cloth hanger in Shower cabin,It have very little place and don’t have any privacy While changing clothes one can from outside see inside.So my opinion is if the wall stand is more longer and on another side .Please.

The flea market is okay for a Sunday stroll. You really have to search to find really good items and with €20 capital I found quite a few good things. my particular highlight was the folding opera glasses. What I find rather stupid, however, is that it's a flea market and the haggling is what makes it fun to browse, but unfortunately many people haven't understood the concept and if I want a fixed price, then I'll add another euro so that I can bargain for that one euro.

I went so often that random sellers began to recognize me

If you looks for something , old but nice, not a place for you. Trash and lowest quality new clothing

Good fleamarket. Lots of good quality clothes, jackets and working clothes.

Vienna’s biggest flea market, but a bit of a mixed experience. On the positive side, you can find everything from vintage fashion and paintings to games and antiques. 🎮 It’s open every Sunday from 6:30 AM–1 PM (and also on holidays between April and October). On the downside, it gets very crowded by 9/10 AM, many sellers aren’t flexible on prices, and the atmosphere can be a bit unfriendly. Worth visiting if you like treasure hunting, but be prepared to wake up early!

Bargain and vintage shopping. Could get a vintage 1996 harley davidson fountain pen

Nice place to visit Sundays mornings and search for good flea market offers. Some of the expositors are there every Sunday and a lot are not friendly and don't like to bargain, what is bad in a flea market. Others believe what they have to sell are precious art and ask for unrealistic prices but overall, you always can find good deals.

My recent visit to the Bucherer store in Vienna, Austria was a profoundly disappointing experience. With a reputation for luxury and exceptional service, I had high hopes for my visit. However, I was met with a level of indifference from the staff that was truly astonishing. From the moment I stepped into the store, it was apparent that the employees had little interest in assisting customers. While browsing the impressive collection of timepieces, I found myself repeatedly ignored. The few interactions I managed to initiate were marked by a distinct lack of enthusiasm and knowledge. I have had the pleasure of visiting numerous high-end watch boutiques around the world, and I can confidently say that the service I received at Bucherer Vienna was unparalleled in its poor quality. It's a stark contrast to my previous experience at a Bucherer location in Italy, where the staff was knowledgeable, attentive, and went above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction. Given the brand's reputation and the price point of the watches on display, one would expect a significantly higher level of service. I was truly astonished by the unprofessionalism exhibited by the Bucherer Vienna team. I cannot recommend this store to anyone seeking a luxury shopping experience.

I had amazing experience with Salco (assistant) in this store! He made the great, full of jokes service for me. I highly recommend to make appointment with Salco to have wonderful emotions! ✨🥂

Helpful personnell and a large assortment of watches. Always a great experience. Rolex watches can only be purchased via waiting lists and they usually have nothing in stock to sell on the spot. Definitely recommended if you are in the market for watches and jewlery.

Absolutely disgraceful experience. The staff here clearly discriminate against Asian customers — rude, dismissive, and outright disrespectful. The difference in how they treat Asians compared to others is shocking and unacceptable. No one should ever be made to feel inferior because of their race. Avoid this place at all costs unless you want to experience open racism in 2025.

I had an appointment today at 10:00 am , but I was very disappointed, the Asian lady AD whom (I am also an asian) I spoke with, was not professional, just approached me like as if I can't afford anything there. Plainly asked "what do you want"? No sir no nothing, offered nothing zero competence. She was surprised and don't have any knowledge of my appointment. I felt really bad should have cancelled my appointment. I know the system that it's not easy or even sometimes not possible to successfully purchase a watch from Rolex but since I have saved money I was very excited to try my luck! I am ready to hear that I would be in waiting list but the way I was treated (not entertained) as a customer that's what made me not to come back to Bucherer 1010 Wien anymore . Hope you woul put more respect and importance to your customers who admires your product. Thanks

A Chinese female sales says: we only sell Rolex for local people. Go back your country for purchase Rolex. How ridiculous answer. I never know shopping should be feel like in prison choice.

Extensive watch selection (and jewelry) from many top brands. We were treated very well and never rushed. Lea was so knowledgeable and helpful. We purchased 3 watches and was very satisfied.

Terrible customer service. I bought matching Christmas sweaters for my husband and I, and got the one for husband too small. They would not exchange it for a bigger size the next day. Not refund, just exchange.

The worst service in Vienna that I have encountered. When you hire people you look for the most bitchy spirited ones or was that an exception? 15 minutes were left 'till the closing, but she acted as if she had been overworking for 5 hours

Great selection of second hand clothing. Love that they make their own stuff from used clothes. Kinda expensive, but not overpriced.

goldmine of finds, awesome and affordable clothing and patches :]]

This boutik is extremely expensive but that is not the worst. The salesperson is super rude and arrogant. I have seen how she speaks with customers. The place is super dusty and dirty. Avoid this place if you can!

Cool Place with a awesome – maybe a bit overwhelming –Selection. But i always find some serious vintage treasures. Probably the best vintage/second hand store in vienna. hands down.

Cool place n stuff. Neat

Has all the good vintage style labels, big selection of clothes, accessories and shoes. Also sells American sweets. I especially like that they have Bettie Page Shoes.

True to it's role! Has a refreshing view of the genre, that you can actually wear in your day to day living!

Quite expensive but very unique style! 50s inspired clothing and accessories!

Great Retro place .If you need classical retro style go for it.

Great high-quality clothes and extraordinary goods from america!

Best rétro American shop on this side of the Danube

So cool!

I waited for half an hour and nobody showed up. I didn’t know this is what “komme gleich” means. If you close the store down, at least let people know, so they won’t waist their time

Amazing clothes, amazing prices, the employee was very friendly. This is definitely a must visit if you're into thrifting

This is at the top of the list of second-hand clothing stores that I have visited, worldwide. Impeccable yet eclectic taste, excellent prices, and owners that are very friendly but not overbearing. I will definitely return the next time I visit Vienna.

polyklamott is certainly worth visiting. it’s maybe the first affordable second hand in Vienna where most of the clothes are eye-catching and of good quality. many thanks to the owners for finding such gems and creating a lovely atmosphere!

Great vintage clothing and the friendly staff

The best 2nd hand spot in Vienna with a nice mix of designer and vintage pieces. The helpful sales assistant is a big plus

I hit two other vintages places in Vienna that had no men's clothing before this one -- and it made it all worthwhile. Great selection, simple place, not too expensive.

Lovely people, important work. Give and take of free items, household, design, books, clothes and more. Like in any second hand store, it can be a matter of luck to find specific items, but if you show up with an open mind and some patience you'll certainly find something that you like!

A lot of interesting stuff for free. Pity it's only open for such few hours...

Very nice little shop, even nicer people! I found great books and some office stuff I really needed. There was food there, too. Yummy! Go on and check it out, it's lovely. You won't regret it.

Very alternative. Friendly staff and you always feel welcome going there

(Translated by Google) It's great that there's a place like the Kostnix store! I always find great things. Many different people come together here to shop. It's a lovely sense of solidarity, which lies behind the unconditional giving and taking. And a very friendly and dedicated team :) (Original) Schön, dass es so einen Ort wie den Kostnix-Laden gibt! Finde immer wieder tolle Sachen. Hier treffen viele verschiedene Menschen zusammen um zu „shoppen“. Eine schöner solidarischer Gedanke, der hinter dem bedingungslosen Nehmen und Geben steckt. Und ein sehr nettes und engagiertes Team :)

(Translated by Google) Very cool project :) I also enjoy coming to your events and you make a great team! (Original) Sehr cooles Projekt :) ich komme auch gerne zu euren Veranstaltungen und ihr seid ein tolles Team!

(Translated by Google) Great shop :) nice concept, great people and you always find something. (Original) Toller Laden :) schönes Konzept, tolle Menschen und man findet immer etwas.

Excellent cut and blow dry. I live in France but always look forward to holidaying in Vienna and getting my hair done at my favourite salon.

This is the place to find your awesome upcycled t-shirts, wallets, gifts and much more. Everything is animal-free and vegan friendly.

such a cool gem in Vienna, will be back😊

recycle is the issue here. good ideas, good cause, good intention. For me as a customer I feel the price is too high.

best upcycling store in vienna, great concepts!

Kind and creative!!

Helpful lady in the shop, many awesome bags & backpacks to choose from

(Translated by Google) I already have a few pieces from this super nice designer, they are all eye-catchers and totally comfortable! Good quality and fairly manufactured! Thanks :-) (Original) Habe schon ein paar Stücke von dieser supernetten Designerin, die sind alle ein Hingucker und total bequem noch dazu! Gute Qualität und fair gefertigt! Danke :-)

(Translated by Google) Great advice, super personable and simply an amazing collection! (Original) Tolle Beratung, super sympatisch und einfach ne wahnsinns tolle Kollektion!

(Translated by Google) Great shop with beautiful parts, great advice!!! Highly recommended, top! (Original) Toller Laden mit schönen Teilen, super Beratung !!! Sehr zu empfehlen, Top!

(Translated by Google) I came across the shop by chance - the fashion is a dream and the advice is A1 (Original) bin zufaellig auf das geschaeft gestoßen - die mode ist ein traum und die beratung 1A

(Translated by Google) Excellent shop! From the selection to the quality, it's a true experience. The collections at FERRARI ZÖCHLING are stylish, modern, and designed with attention to detail. The customer service was extremely friendly and professional – I immediately felt welcome and well advised. Delivery was fast, and the product arrived perfectly packaged. I am completely satisfied and can recommend this store to anyone who values ​​high-quality fashion and excellent service. (Original) Hervorragender Shop! Von der Auswahl bis zur Qualität ein echtes Erlebnis. Die Kollektionen bei FERRARI ZÖCHLING sind stilvoll, modern und mit Liebe zum Detail gestaltet. Der Kundenservice war ausgesprochen freundlich und professionell – ich fühlte mich sofort willkommen und gut beraten. Die Lieferung erfolgte schnell und das Produkt kam perfekt verpackt an. Ich bin rundum zufrieden und kann diesen Laden allen empfehlen, die Wert auf hochwertige Mode und exzellenten Service legen.

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!

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.

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.

Huge line to seat in the cafe so I just got the Kaiserschmarrn for take away. It was super delicious and one of the best sweets I’ve had in Vienna. It’s a bit expensive but I think it worth it to try it when you are in Vienna. The store is also very beautiful itself and you can buy souvenirs. 💯 Great experience

The place looks really nice with a charming, antique atmosphere. We were lucky to arrive about 30 minutes before opening, as a queue started forming very quickly! Through the window, you can even watch the chef preparing Austrian pancakes, which adds a lovely authentic touch. The service was simple and fast, which we really appreciated. We ordered the Sacher and Kaiserschmarrn. The Sacher was excellent — when it arrived, I expected it to be dry or the chocolate too hard, but it was quite the opposite: moist cake and soft, rich chocolate. The Kaiserschmarrn were also very tasty, with hot and delicious plum jam on the side. To drink, we had a cappuccino, which had a nice, rich coffee flavor and perfectly frothy milk. Overall, it was a great experience — delicious food, cozy ambiance, and quick service. I would definitely recommend this place! ☕🍰

Stopped for a slice of their Sacher torte on my birthday last week while on my first-ever visit to Vienna. The place is gorgeous! You can smell the buttery vanilla Kaiserschmarrn right as you walk in and it just makes you all the more excited. The servers were really sweet. I asked for a little candle on my cake. They immediately congratulated me and along came my slice of Sacher torte with a lit candle on top. They knew I was going to take photos so they offered to come back and light the candle again if I needed them to. The Sacher was, of course, delicious! Coffee was good. My friend ordered the Kaiserschmarrn and it was lovely! We had a very good experience! Made my birthday feel special and I appreciate that very much 😊

Pricey but an experience. A short wait as seats with multiple floors. Anna cake was good but tasted like normal chocolate cake. Hot chocolate was indulgent and chocolatey. The pancakes were fluffy although not very hot or warm and didn’t have enough plum sauce to go with it Waitress was friendly and smiley. Toilets available.

I visited because it was said to be one of Vienna's three best Sachertorte. I got it to go and had it with coffee. It was delicious, just the right amount of sweetness for me, especially when I was tired and needed a sugar boost.

Demel’s Kaiserschmarrn is famous for its fluffy texture and caramelized sweetness. Once beloved by Emperor Franz Joseph, this imperial pancake served with powdered sugar and fruit compote embodies the elegance and charm of Viennese café culture. It is recommended to make a reservation. There was already a long queue at 10 am that day. The email address on the website is invalid.

Café Demel is like stepping straight into Vienna’s sweet history! This legendary café has been around for centuries and still feels as elegant and charming as ever. The interior is a mix of classic Viennese style and timeless luxury, making it the perfect spot to enjoy coffee and some of the best pastries in the city. One of my favorite parts? The shop section – where you can pick up chocolates, cakes, and all kinds of beautifully packaged treats to take home (or just eat on the way!). Everything feels special here – from the craftsmanship of the desserts to the atmosphere that blends tradition with a hint of royal charm. Yes, it can be busy, but that’s part of the experience – it’s Demel after all. If you want to taste a piece of Vienna’s sweet heritage, this is the place.

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.

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.

Went to see a small orchestra with a four person string quartet and it was delightful. I paid €20 for my tickets and the usher told me I could sit in any available seat. There were 7 rows so it was a small concert hall. The acoustics were amazing as the room was clearly designed for this. There were two violins, a viola and a cello. All played beautifully. The concert went on for one hour. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to experience a small intimate orchestra without spending a fortune. Thank you.

So interesting museum. Great music and composer. Reminded me of my dad, playing classical music in the morning of each weekend. Taught me how to adore classic music and composers such as Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, Hydin etc.

There are plenty of concerts offered to tourists, at prices that are higher. We looked for a last-minute and eventually decided on half price string ensemble of vienna. Had a great time, intimate, famous music pieces, excellent players. Enjoyed the evening.

Whether you are a kid, have kids, or are a kid at heart - this place is astounding! The thoughtful, interactive way the museum has been set up makes it SO fun to learn as you go through. The zookonzert & clong lab are must do's should you visit. Had a super fabulous time interacting with music & sound.

Expected more of this musem but main problem is in kids and ther parents! This is not a playground but muesum, it is not cool while you trying to enjoy in piece of history and some spoiled child runs around and scream. Or change the policy for kids, or put signs for parents so they know the rules and regulation before enter!

We had an incredible morning at the House of Music. I recommend this place for all ages. It’s a brilliant blend of history and musical technology. Lots of interactive displays entertaining you and teaching you about sound. A great place to learn the science behind sound and also learn about the lives of some of the greatest Austrian composers who lived. Very thoughtfully laid out and easy to navigate.

WOW! What a find for a music enthusiast! It’s absolutely fab experience and excellent value for what you seen hear and learn. Multiple levels of past present and future sounds, a real insight into Austrian music and composers of the like. Lots of interactive things to do for adults and children. Highly recommended, you won’t be bored. Also a great musical staircase that plays when you walk up it. Can’t wait to go back.

You can’t come to Vienna and not try the ORIGINAL Sacher torte - has to be done! We booked online so we were able to skip the long queue that snakes out the door onto the street, and walk upstairs to the beautiful newly renovated tea salon complete with red velvet furniture and red textured damask wallpaper. Service was so disappointing - completely perfunctory and very abrupt bordering on rude - this was the only negative. Tea was served in elegant Cafe Bel Étage embossed teapots and matching cup & saucer. The Sacher Torte was divine and lived up to its reputation! This place isn’t cheap either, and it’s packed with eager tourists. It’s definitely a “one and done” kinda place. So glad I went, but once was enough.

What a wonderful surprise. We definitely wanted to try the original Sacher torte so we decided it had to be the top experience at the Bel Etage of Sacher. The place is so beautiful! We order some lunch and everything was absolutely delicious and cooked “aux point”. The service was elegant and efficient. Last but not the least, the Sacher torte as great and the apflesttrudel also delicious! Definitely worth the experience!!

If you want to indulge in an authentic Sacher Torte experience in Vienna, this is the place to go. You can either reserve a table in advance at Café Bel Etage — the elegant upstairs venue with a unique ambiance — or wait in line for a table at Café Sacher, which can take quite a while, especially during peak hours. The Belle Etage is beautifully furnished in red velvet, with portraits reminiscent of the imperial era. The staff are smartly dressed, the atmosphere refined, and the porcelain delicate and elegant. The Sacher Torte is exactly as it should be: intensely chocolaty and perfectly balanced with a side of whipped cream. The Eggs Benedict were tasty, though I’ve had better elsewhere. The service was polite and well-presented, though a few staff members seemed a bit disorganized. Prices are on the higher side — we paid around €200 for breakfast for five. From my perspective, it’s a lovely place to experience a bit of old-world Vienna, and I would certainly recommend it to friends. However, in terms of value for money, it’s not the strongest.

The place was on my go to list for a long time. We visited around 1PM and had not to wait to be seated, but I've seen long queues around the cafe, which made me postpone my visit several times. We were seated on the first floor (you'll have to wait a little bit for a second floor, it's more spacious and delicate). We tried Original Sacher Torte along with cappuccino (one of the best). The cake itself is good and tasty, but not my kind of sweet treat, but definitely must try, whipped cream helps with the flavours. Thr service was fast and staff was attentive. Would love to be back for other treats.

The ORIGINAL Sacher torte, definitely a must try in Vienna! I came here wanting to get some takeaway but ended up queuing up for dine-in due to the amazing interior and ambience. It was also my first time trying Sacher torte and apple strudel so I didn't have much previous experiences to compare to, despite that I thought the cakes were absolutely delicious! Definitely would come back again! I also would recommend booking online beforehand to avoid the crowd and seriously long queues which is the only drawback of this cafe.

Everyone says “You must try the original Sacher-Torte in Vienna!” Well, I did. And honestly? Not worth the hype. ⏳ The Wait: I queued 40 minutes outside in the cold like a loyal cake pilgrim… only to be seated and ignored for over 20 more minutes. No menu. No greeting. No smiles. No service. Just sitting there, wondering if I was part of a social experiment. 🍫 The Cake: Behold—the “legendary” Sacher-Torte. Looked elegant. Tasted dry. The chocolate glaze was fine, the apricot jam was barely detectable, and the sponge? Meh. The whipped cream was the best part (and I don’t say that lightly). ☕ The Coffee: Had a specialty coffee with cream and orange—looked fancy, tasted okay. But after all that waiting, even great coffee wouldn’t have saved the experience. 💸 The Experience: Overrated and overpriced. Yes, the interior is grand and photogenic, but if you’re hoping for warmth, service, or culinary bliss—lower your expectations.

Touristic place, but iconic, must see. Didnt make it to the coffee but bought few Sachers in the shop. Dont wait in the line for coffee if you want just a taste of the cake, you can buy it in the shop round the corner.

It's huge. I wish i had not got there at 6pm when they close at 7. The website is confusing because it says that the food courg is open past 7 but did not seem to be the case. Public transit BB train is one stop out of Vienna zone so more expensive to get to or from Vienna to the mall.

Loved it! The BB Trolley takes you right to it. Tons of Stores. Lots of Restaurants. Bought Pants from H&M. Bought Sneakers from Hervis Sports. Ate at Castelleto. Walked for hours. Cafe’s/Ice Cream are every 100’ it seems. If you ain’t finding what you need here then it ain’t for Sale. This place Rocks. Loved it here. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Mall is Immaculately clean. The Bathrooms are free and modern looking and well sanitized.

Shopping City Süd is one of the best shopping centers in Austria. It has everything in one place — from fashion and beauty to tech, home stores, and great restaurants. The atmosphere is clean, bright, and comfortable, and there’s always something new going on, especially during weekends or holidays. The parking is spacious and well-organized, and public transport connections make it easy to reach. Whether for shopping, dining, or just walking around, SCS is always a pleasant experience.

My family and I have stopped in this pleasant and nicely decorated shopping center several times on our way to Vienna. We bought a few small things and at the end also drank good coffee.

Good mall for shopping Primark C & A Many style and fashion shops Good food court with varieties of restaurants which offer halal food Close at 7pm

I’m very disappointed with my experience at Westfield Shopping City Süd. I tried to charge my car at the Wien Energie charging station located here, but it didn’t work. €50 was taken from my credit card, the car didn’t charge, and the whole process ruined my entire day and mood. I tried to contact Wien Energie support, but nobody answered. Since this charging station is part of the shopping center, I’m leaving this review here as well. Please check your partners and make sure visitors don’t experience such problems in the future.

The best mall in Vienna for me! Nice and clean! Some times it’s crowded but is the only one in Vienna to have all the brands together.

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...

Would have been nice to walk around on weekdays. Too bad I was here on Sunday, only interspar pronto is opened. Even though it carries lots of food to go, it might get really busy due to the fact that other shops don't open. Also for the airport train, CAT.

Nice shopping complex with integrated transportation hub and good food.

A big mall with many shops, restaurants, etc. One can easily spend half a day here. Most convenient, it is also where the CAT is located. The express trains takes you direct to Vienna Airport in 16 minutes

I love the shops and food choices available here. The mall has clean WCs and a playground for children. It has benches to sit on when you get tired. It is near hotels, parks and public transportation so it's the perfect place to go for catching up with friends from all over. I hope it adds C & A, Ströck and Anker in its roster of shops.

Wien Mitte The Mall is an incredibly convenient urban shopping center. It sits right above the major Wien Mitte transport hub, including the CAT airport train. The mall is clean and offers a decent variety of shops and restaurants. It's an excellent passageway and stop for essentials, especially with the grocery store open on Sundays. While functional, it's more of a transit hub than a destination mall.

🚉 Wien Mitte – The Mall A place where everything connects. Wien Mitte is much more than a shopping mall — it’s the beating heart of Vienna’s transport network and a place where modern life, travel, and comfort meet. Located right in the city center, it’s the main intermodal transport hub, linking the city’s subway (U3, U4), S-Bahn trains, CAT (City Airport Train), buses, and trams. Inside, you’ll find everything you need — from shops, cafés, and restaurants to services, supermarkets, and travel essentials. Whether you’re catching a train to the airport, exploring the city, or just taking a break, Wien Mitte feels like a small city within the city. 💬 Verdict: Clean, efficient, full of life — the perfect example of Vienna’s elegance meeting urban mobility.

A central mall with a wide selection of outlets from grocery to electronics. Key public transportation hub in downtown, and terminal for the amazing CAT airport train (you can check you luggage already here) that gets you to Vienna airport in 16min

A large wildlife sanctuary connecting two Viennese districts with lower Austria, bordered by a large, high wall. You can enter at 6 different points / doors and have long walks with beautiful vistas. Dogs are not allowed because of the wildlife. A forest paradise in the city, easily accessible by subway U4 terminal stop. I love it!

A super lovely park with trails and beautiful things to see. We are hoping to spot a boar but no such luck this time. We saw a lot of ramps!

Wonderful place for both a light hike and a nice walk in the nature!

This park is more for walking or hiking with a little beautiful palace/house of sisi that frans joseph gave her as a present.viewing only open in summer. Lots of woods and surrounding hills. At the entrance they have a special zone for deers. Eyes only. Next to it a playground for kids and all the rest is green and woods. Easy to get there by bus

Such a nice park and the deer 🦌 are adorable. I suggest to spend at least half of the day there. You can pick some grass and feed the deer, go for a nice long walk round the park discovering different species of plants that grow there and have a picnic afterwards.

The Lainzer Tiergarten was beautiful, lots of flowers and nice walking paths. There's a nice grass field overlooking Vienna city as well. Free to enter. Keep in mind not many places have toilets though - look at the attached map see where they are. 😉

We didn't have that much time to visit the whole park but the nature is beautiful, the buildings are majestic. Unfortunately we didn't see too many animals but we loved the fact that they had loads of space and could choose weather to get close or have their privacy. It's prolly a awesome place to jogg. And if you don't like endless walks it's not the place for you

Perfect for my 2 and 4 years old kids. Cant get ticket on the spot… advance booking is necessary!

Our 2-1/3 year old loved it. He went to the ocean-themed area. Wife and I enjoyed seeing him play and thought the place was fun and safe (enough). Had a diaper change event that went easy as well (bathroom with changing area right in the space). The whole facility appeared to have a lot more awesome things for kids, though primarily for older ones.

We did the Ozean wirh a 22 month old - almost 2. Kid had fun, nice place, nice staff and good facilities for a diaper change and self handwriting for the little ones. Would recommend. It took about an hour and a bit. I'd bring anti slip socks.

Great Team of educators who work with the kids and great materials/ ways of working freely! One thing just: the workshops could be a bit longer! It was a bit over an hour, but could be easily two hours to give the kids room to explore! That felt too short…

The play area and different activities in the "ocean" are well designed and clean. You only get a "1h time slot" to use it though. During our visit the employee who opens the area came 5 min late and after 45 min we were told to come down and get out again. With the waiting times until everybody gets in and is seated, and in the end gathers downstairs to get out it was maximum 40 min of actual playtime. There should also be a limit for adults per child, as in our case there were seemingly more adults than kids (e.g. 1 toddler had 3 accompanying adults)

Brilliant museum! Plan your visit ahead and book the studio session (and of course the ocean visit), you won’t regret it :) We had lots of fun!

A perfect place to spend time with your kids. There are 3 options according to your kids’s age. The photos I posted are from The Ocean. It’s for the toddlers. Reserve your tickets days before visiting it as they accept limited number of kids.

This mall is a nice place that I visit often. It has everything you need and still functions really well, even though the building and some parts of the block look a bit old. It’s clean, well-maintained, and generally a comfortable place to shop or hang out. One thing I really wish they would improve is the food options—having more halal choices would make a big difference. The biggest downside, though, is the escalator at the glass exit. It’s been broken for months with no sign of repair, and there’s not even a proper sign explaining the issue. It’s really frustrating, especially when you’re carrying bags or with someone who needs assistance. Other than that, the mall still performs well and has a lot to offer.

Lugner City is full of diversity and surprises. I love the vibe and the variety of shops, restaurants and patrons there. I also work out frequently at the McFit. It’s small but has some fun themed workout areas (one is like the beach and another is a bit like a creepy fun-house with mirrors). I come here at least once a week. It’s a gem of the 15th district, IMHO

Lugner City is a lively shopping center with a bit of everything — shops, cafés, restaurants, and even a cinema. It’s not the biggest mall in Vienna, but it has its own charm and energy. The location is super convenient, easy to reach by U6 or tram, and there’s always something going on — from small events to meet-and-greets. You can grab a quick bite, do your shopping, or just people-watch with a coffee. It’s a nice mix of everyday practicality and local character.

One of the best shopping complexes in Vienna. A very big business environment. Parking is 2hrs free. A complex that gives you the chance and option for varieties of products.

Convenient location, but overall very poor quality. Other than the MediaMarkt store, there’s really no compelling reason to visit this shopping center. In fact, you’d probably be better off just walking down the street. Many stairways are occupied by homeless individuals or littered with signs of drug use. Trash can be found in nearly every corner, and the restrooms are extremely dirty and poorly maintained. If you have children, I strongly recommend avoiding this place. The general environment has deteriorated, and the selection of shops and products is mostly second-rate. The overall level of service and quality has significantly dropped, catering to low demand and limited offerings.

The Lugner City is placed in to Burggasse stadhalle U Wien , Its huge mall with every kind of services and shops ! Such as clothing,Foodstuffs,restaurants,bar,snooker,döner kebab, Mobile, and many other shops or services you may need to check and find out what you need in ! Its lovely to walk sometimes and just see the mall .

It's q good place, but there is a wired people there

Good location for easy transport to almost anywhere. Good shopping on 3 levels. Very modern and clean. The only downside, and to be fair this is most large cities now.. is the number of homeless people confronting you for handouts. Sadly, one can only give so much. 😔

The service was nice . I bought the ticket to Bratislava per online and was able to change it there . The staff was friendly and helpful . It was easy to find our destination since there was a big board.

It is a very modern, clean, well-organized, spacious railway station. It's good to come here, it's good to get out of here. There are shops and eating or coffee places. You could leave your luggage here, very clean toilet (amazing) and not cold place for waiting your trains. Good location and many underground and tram to connect and travel to the city if you stay in Vienna.

A convenient and modern station with plenty of shops, cafés, and services to pass the time while waiting for a train. The layout is easy to navigate, and everything you might need is available - from groceries to clothing. However, it can get extremely busy and noisy, especially during peak hours, which makes it a bit stressful to move around. Cleanliness could also be improved in some areas. Overall, it’s a functional and well-equipped station, but not the most relaxing place to spend time.

This central station is relatively new so it is not surprising that it is modern and convenient yet I like this station a lot. It is conveniently situated, well connected, though of course the entire public transport network does not converge towards this station as you would come to expect knowing central stations in other, predominantly German cities. All in all, it is easy to navigate, it has some good gastronomic options and it gives you a pleasant, safe feel. They did a great job designing and building it.

Very very busy main line station. Traffic coming on from quite a few European countries. You can access the platforms and just sit a while, watching world go bye...

Great place to shop and get something to eat. I love Vienna is the best and the most beautiful city I've ever seen.

This is a wonderful destination for families with children, a place where kids can play, explore, and learn about one of the country’s most well known historical stories. They even offer traditional costumes for free, so families can take memorable photos together. What a truly special and enriching experience

Much more interesting than I thought. We spent aboit 2 hours in there just playing like the little royals used to. The dressing up at the end is also super fun, but all in all a really great combination of fun and education. We will come again.

Pros: 1) Engaging for Kids: Hands-on activities in every room, making it fun and educational. 2) Interactive Dress-Up: Kids can dress up and explore history in an enjoyable way. 3) Variety of Toys: Lots of toys to keep children entertained. 4) Family-Friendly: Parents also enjoyed the experience. Cons: 1) No Bags/Food Inside: You need to store bags and food in the cloakroom. Make sure to bring 1 euro to use a locker.

It is a very nice addition to the rest of the Palace, allowing to learn a few more things about the royal children's life. There are several interactions, focused primarily to the ages 7-10, although our 12-yo had a good time as well. Play room, dining room, toys, clothes are all nice. We got it as part of the Schönbrunn pass so cannot comment on the price. Spent about 1,5 hour there.

The Children's Museum at Schönbrunn is a perfect destination for families seeking an educational and fun experience. Located within the Schönbrunn Palace complex, the museum offers interactive activities such as dressing up in medieval costumes and participating in historical reenactments. It's an ideal place for children to learn about local history in an engaging and interactive way.

Was a lovely way to get the kids interested in the Palace but there’s not a great deal on display for the adults. Spent most of the time dressing up! Combined with zoo trip and walk up to Gloriette and was worth it as a day out. Don’t think it will satisfy any need to see the Palace proper though (although haven’t been in the Palace proper so may have that wrong!).

Amazing!!! Inside the palace with cool rooms to warp you back in time. Adults and kiddos loved the first room to try on outfits. SO cool! Highly recommend :)

Was a decent experience. The experiences are ok. There is a language option and they provide the headsets at entry. There is a decent amount of walking in between and takes a little under an hour to complete. The VR experience requires you to hold your VR glasses which is a little annoying but actually the VR experience itself was a nice experience. I’d likely take my kids in addition to the museums :-)

Time Travel Vienna is a really fun and interesting place to visit. It’s a great way to learn about Austria’s history in an interactive and entertaining way. The shows and presentations make the past come alive, and it’s easy to follow even if it’s your first time learning about Austrian history. I really loved the experience — it’s both educational and enjoyable, perfect for families, students, or travelers who want to understand Vienna’s past in a unique way. Definitely worth checking out

2025-October I thought this was going to be just another fly-over Vienna 4D experience… boy, was I wrong! The whole experience took about an hour, and it was so much more than a simple show. You actually move through multiple themed rooms—each one offering a different sensory experience. It’s a fun and interactive way to learn about Vienna’s history! There’s also a gift shop, free-use lockers, clean restrooms, and even a green-screen photo area where you can dress up in costumes. The staff were all very polite and friendly. It was a lot of fun for both kids and adults. Highly recommended! 👍👍

Great place! And one of those rare occasions that you felt it was value for money. The VR and shows really kept kids engaged and learnt a lot.

This was 10/10 BRILLIANT 😀 I absolutely loved it. Very friendly staff made the experience better. I knew nothing about the History of Vienna but after visiting here, I have an idea and now want more. The guide/experience/tour was amazing. Highly recommend going to this. Thank you.

A must do when in Vienna. An interactive and fun way to learn about the history but aimed more towards adults. Tours are every 15 minutes and you can wear headsets for different languages. There are toilets and a free cloakroom. The girl helping us around the tour was very good also. Whole experience was great. One tip, do this tour on your first day in Vienna as it will help you understand what you are looking at when walking around.

Good set up, liked the flow of the different ways the information was shared, palace Court set up, VR, ride, lock-in etc. additional information could have been shared in the 3D ride, which seemed in need of an update. Young guide was completely un-enthralled. They had a late evening session from 8pm-midnight which meant each session was less crowded which was nice.