Start the day with the gothic masterpiece, St. Stephen's Cathedral. Learn more about its history with an audio guide that is included in the admission.
Belvedere Palace is a must-visit attraction in Vienna. The museum houses an impressive collection of Austrian art, including the works of Gustav Klimt.
Visit the former summer residence of the Habsburgs, Schönbrunn Palace. Explore its 1441 rooms, beautiful gardens and the world's oldest zoo, the Tiergarten.
Take a break from the museums to visit the Naschmarkt. Buy fresh produce, enjoy local cuisine or sip on a Viennese coffee. Don't miss the weekly flea market on Saturdays.
Known for its opulent interiors and glamorous performances, the Vienna State Opera House is a must-see. Book early to secure a performance.
The Kunsthistorisches Museum houses works of art collected by the Habsburgs over centuries. Immerse yourself in the art of Rubens, Vermeer and Titian.
End the trip with a bang at Prater, Vienna's beloved amusement park. Take a ride on the Giant Ferris Wheel and enjoy its stunning views.
Vienna has an excellent public transportation system, including buses, trams and metro lines. Buy a 7-day unlimited travel pass for €17.10 to get the best value. Taxis in Vienna are reliable but expensive, so plan accordingly.
If you have more time, consider taking a day trip to the charming city of Salzburg or experiencing Vienna's rich afternoon coffee culture at a traditional coffeehouse. For those with less time, prioritize the must-see attractions and skip the museums or consider a Vienna City Card for discounted admission and transportation.
The main airport in Vienna is Vienna International Airport (VIE), located 16 km southeast of the city center. You can reach the city by the S-Bahn train (€4.20) or the City Airport Train (CAT) (€11). Taxis are also available and cost around €30-40.