For more than 10 centuries of its existence, the Austrian capital has preserved lots of other notable sights, inherent for the cities of such scale. For the touch of royal legacy, set off on a tour around the amazing Vienna palaces.
The wonderful facades of Belvedere and the fascinating gardens of a former Habsburg summer residence, Schonbrunn, will definitely cause the wow-effect.
In case you would like some relaxing time to unite with nature, save a day (or half) to explore the Vienna Woods. The Vienna forest has inspired numerous authors and composers, offering a great setting for many fairytales and brilliant melodies. Speaking of composers, Vienna is the motherland of Strauss and Schubert as well as the source of inspiration for many other musicians.
So if you are an admirer of classical music, spend an evening in Kursalon, one of the best concert venues in the city to listen to outstanding classical symphonies and operettas.
All art lovers will find their blast at the Museum Quarter. One of the most popular destinations among the youth and the landmark from the ‘must-visit’ section, the area houses a range of various exhibitions for all tastes, from such mighty museums as the Leopold Museum and the MUMOK to smaller unique installations.
To top it all, Vienna is a true paradise for sweet teeth boasting numerous cafes and restaurants that have already become an integral part of the city’s ensemble. The classic “Maria Theresia”, the respectable “Sacher”, Sigmund Freud's favorite “Landtmann”... you just can’t consider your
Austrian trip complete without tasting delicious apple strudel, Viennese waffles, and Zaher cake with a cup of Viennese coffee.
After the marvelous trip to Vienna, it's highly recommended to visit Prague since the city boasts plenty of fabulous castles, exciting history, and many more. Hence, take the
Vienna to Prague train, and get the most out of two cities.