Must see - Sightseeing

Stephansdom is the standout landmark of Vienna. Construction began in the 12th century and today is the most important Gothic building in Austria and only 2-minute walk away.

The Vienna State Opera is one of the few first class opera addresses in the world, with top productions at the highest niveau with a daily changing program: over 50 operas and ballet works are performed across 300 days per year. The opera is only a 1-minute walk away.

The Music Society is Vienna's most famous center for classical music excellence. To experience a concert here is to get to know the very music of Vienna, the epicenter of world classical music and at the highest standard, such as with the Vienna Philharmonic. Reachable in only 10 minutes.

The Albertina has not only one of the largest and most valuable graphic collections in the world but, also presents masterpieces of classical modernism with its collection "Monet to Picasso". As the onetime largest Habsburg residence, the Albertina, on the southern tip of the Hofburg, sits on one of the last remains of the basement walls of Vienna. Only a 2-minute walk away.

Until 1918, the Hofburg was the center of the giant empire of the Habsburg emperors. They have magnificently redesigned the area, once generously designed as "Kaiserforum" - from the "Alten Burg" from the 13th century to the most recent part dating back to 1900. Today, you will find here more than two dozen collections of world format, cafés, restaurants, squares and parks. Reachable in only 3 minutes.

With its beautifully maintained gardens, the City Park also offers you an ideal place for a special souvenir photo- at the foot of the golden Johann Strauss monument, which is one of the worlds most photographed monuments.

The baroque attraction. Offers several sights, with a magical parkland, palm house, gloriette and the oldest still existing, zoo in the world.

Visit Gustav Klimt's legendary painting "The Kiss" and the important works by Schiele and Kokoschka. And look forward to the splendor of the baroque palace and its extensive garden.

For the extensive collections of the imperial house, the Kunsthistorisches Museum was built near the Hofburg. With its collection of major works and the world's largest Bruegel collection, famous for his version of The Tower of Babel, it is today one of the most important art collections in the world.

he Natural History Museum of Vienna is among the best in the world with its 30 million collection of objects. Only a 15-minute walk away.

Fairground for many, place of nostalgic dreams for some, green oasis for almost all - and location of the Riesenrad, one of the most famous Viennese landmarks. The Viennese Prater has a season from March to October. The world-famous Riesenrad and some other attractions are open all year round.