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The former principal imperial palace of the Habsburg dynasty. Explore the Imperial Apartments, the Sisi Museum, and the Silver Collection to glimpse imperial life.

• Book tickets online in advance to save time.
• Consider the combined ticket for other imperial sites if you plan to visit them.

A historic grand café, once a meeting place for intellectuals like Sigmund Freud and Leon Trotsky. Enjoy traditional Viennese coffee and pastries in an opulent setting.

• Expect a queue, especially during peak hours.
• Try the 'Kaiserschmarrn' (shredded pancake).

One of the world's foremost art museums, housing the vast collections of the Habsburgs. Admire masterpieces by Old Masters like Bruegel, Raphael, Rembrandt, and Vermeer.

• Focus on specific collections if time is limited; the Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection is also remarkable.
• The museum cafe offers good views of Maria-Theresien-Platz.

The heart of Vienna, dominated by the iconic Gothic cathedral. Climb the South Tower for panoramic city views or explore the catacombs.

• The cathedral interior is free to enter; specific areas like the towers and catacombs require tickets.
• Enjoy the lively atmosphere of the square and surrounding streets.

Vienna's city museum, recently reopened after extensive renovation (December 2023). Its permanent collection is now free and offers a comprehensive overview of the city's history and culture.

• Admission to the permanent collection is free. Special exhibitions may have a fee.
• Check the current special exhibition schedule.

Vienna's most popular market, offering a vibrant mix of food stalls, restaurants, and specialty shops. It's a great place to sample local and international delicacies.

• Visit on a Saturday for the adjacent flea market.
• Many small eateries offer delicious lunch options.

A stunning Baroque palace complex housing an impressive collection of Austrian art, most famously Gustav Klimt's 'The Kiss'. Explore both the Upper and Lower Belvedere.

• The gardens between the Upper and Lower Belvedere are free to wander and offer great photo opportunities.
• Allow ample time for the Upper Belvedere, which houses the main Klimt collection.

A historic public park and amusement park. While entry is free, rides have individual costs. The iconic Riesenrad (Giant Ferris Wheel) offers classic city views.

• The Riesenrad is a must-do for iconic views, especially at sunset.
• There are numerous food and drink options within the park.

The magnificent former summer residence of the Habsburg emperors. Tour the opulent state rooms and explore the vast gardens, Gloriette, and zoo.

• Book the 'Imperial Tour' or 'Grand Tour' for comprehensive access. The gardens are free to explore.
• Consider visiting the Gloriette for excellent views back towards the palace and city.

Famous for serving what many consider the best Wiener Schnitzel in Vienna. This traditional restaurant is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.

• Reservations are essential, often weeks in advance, especially for the Wollzeile location.
• They also have a second, larger location nearby for easier booking.

A unique residential building designed by artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, known for its unconventional architecture, colorful facade, and lack of straight lines. The adjacent village offers shops and a small museum.

• The residential building cannot be entered; viewing is from the outside.
• The Hundertwasser Village offers souvenirs and a cafe.

One of the world's leading opera houses. While attending a performance is ideal, you can also take a guided tour to see the magnificent interior.

• Standing room tickets for opera performances are very affordable and can be purchased on the day of the show.
• Guided tours are available daily and provide a great overview of the building's history and architecture.