Discover Vienna

VIENNA

So Much To See, So Much To Love

Vienna is a shining city that indeed emphasizes its history, as you can tell by many of its attractions.

Visiting the city is such a unique, memorable experience that you'll likely want to come back time and time again.

What to Expect

With so much to explore in Vienna, it's nearly impossible to find yourself bored,
especially if you love a lively culture that treasures art,
great food, classical music, and
beautiful architecture.

EXPERIENCES YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS IN VIENNA

So, before you book your flight to the City of Music,
check out some of these experiences.
You can't miss out once you're there!

Schönbrunn Palace

Constructed in 1696 as a hunting lodge, the Schönbrunn Palace later became the elaborate home to one of the most admired royal families of Austria, the Habsburgs.

As it stands today, the palace is open to the public.

Take a tour through the apartments of the Habsburg family, and visit the Hall of Ceremonies and Mirror Room before leisurely strolling through the gardens.

Wiener Staatsoper

As the city's most beloved performing houses, the Vienna State Opera is the nucleus of Viennese life.

Book a 40-minute guided tour to get a behind-the-scenes look at all of this opera house's beauty and wonder.

MuseumsQuartier Wien

This cultural establishment is one of the largest, impressive collections of museums in the world.

Right outside the Ringstrasse is where you can find the works and of everyone from Leopold to Andy Warhol.

Take a day out of your visit; there is so much to take in!

St. Stephen's Cathedral

This stunningly beautiful cathedral is Vienna's most cherished structure.

This 12th Century gothic cathedral has more history than you could ever imagine, surviving the Turkish siege in 1683, having mourners come to pay their respects to Amadeus Mozart, and being the place where Napoleon held his farewell proclamation in 1805.

The structure also survived two attacks in World War II.
📷: Photo credit Taha Kara

Belvedere Palace

The Belvedere Palace is two palaces conjoined by a beautiful 17th-century French-style garden.

You don't want to miss the unique Baroque architecture or the authentic Austrian paintings on display.

Tiergartern

Opening as an exotic menagerie in 1752, the Tiergarten is now known as the oldest zoo in the world.

This unique zoo homes nearly 9,000 animals.
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