Flights to Vienna

Austria’s capital is famous for its tradition and culture. Between the 18th and 19th centuries its experienced its greatest splendour, giving rise to the creation of valuable architectural treasures and becoming known as the capital of music.

Nowadays, Vienna is a lively, restless city. Throughout the year parties are held in its palaces, theatres, parks and streets. Whenever you visit, I’m sure you’ll be able to catch one of its events.

Because it’s an elegant city from start to finish, Vueling flies you there.

Hotels in Vienna

Schönbrunn Parkhotel

This hotel is very close to the Schönbrunn palace. It has all the necessary comforts for enjoying a few perfect days in the Austrian capital. Also the metro takes you into the city centre in a question of minutes.

http://hoteles.muchoviaje.com

Hotel Airo Tower

The building this hotel occupies is easily recognisable because it is shaped like a tower. Its interior décor stands out for its clear colours and wooden furnishings. Just a stone’s throw from the hotel you’ve got a spa centre and leisure area.

http://hoteles.muchoviaje.com

Hotel Albatros

Modern and elegant is how you’d describe this central hotel. If you take a tram, you’ll be in Ring Strasse in minutes. The rooms are decorated tastefully and guaranteed to be fully equipped.

http://hoteles.muchoviaje.com

Hotel All You Need Vienna 2

Get ready to discover Vienna from this central hotel. Very close by you’ll find numerous tourist attractions which you can discover with a stroll. Later, relax in your room, in the common areas, or in the hotel garden.

http://hoteles.muchoviaje.com

Alpha Hotel

This hotel is well communicated to the city centre. For example, you can reach the City Council or Austrian Parliament on foot. If you want to go further afield, you’ve got a metro station right beside you. The perfect spot for getting to know Vienna!

http://hoteles.muchoviaje.com

Airport de Vienna

	Bus	Train	Taxi	Parking
Price	One ride: €6 Return: €11	One ride: €8 Return: €15	Between €25 and €40	Up to 1 hour: €3.50 Every hour: €3.50

Car rentals in Vienna

Rent your car in Vienna from 48€

Restaurants in Vienna

Vienna boasts extremely varied cuisine. The influence of different countries has made a wider offer of typical dishes possible, favourites such as Wienerschnitzel, Tafelspitz and Topfenkolatsche. Try them at any restaurant! Here’s a brief selection.

Restaurant Feuervogel

This restaurant has been famous in Vienna since World War One. At night, its atmosphere is magic thanks to the music of a band of gypsy violinists. The quality is unbeatable and the price, reasonable. Are you coming?

Alserbachstrasse 21
Ph. (01) 317 5391

Restaurant Altwienerhof

This is one of the city’s best restaurants. Its décor in Biedermeier style and its fabulous garden are both stunning. Also, its Austrian “haut cuisine” (French-inspired) will seduce you from the start. Men must wear a suit and tie.

Herklotzgasse 6
Ph. (01) 892 6000

MAK

MAK is inside the Viennese Museum of Modern Art and has endless followers of the latest fashion trends. Its decoration is attractive and welcoming, and its culinary specialities, delicious. Take a risk with the Piroghi and the dumplings!

Steubenring 5
Ph. (01) 714 0121

Kervansaray-Hummerbar Restaurant

Do you feel like tucking into a delicious lobster? Well you’ve just found the best restaurant for fish and seafood in Vienna. It also offers dishes inspired on Turkish cuisine, such as kebabs and other meat specialities.

Mahlerstrasse 9
Ph. (01) 512 8843

Korso bei der Oper Restaurant

Decorated in the purest classical style, this restaurant offers delicious food and one of the best cellars in Europe. Its kitchen is captained by Reinhard Gerer, one of Austria’s most famous chefs.

Hotel Bristol, Kärntner Ring 1
Ph: (01) 5151 6546.

Business hours in Vienna

Shops in Vienna tend to open from Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 6 pm. Some establishments extend their opening hours to 8 pm. The supermarkets all open continuously from 7 am to 7 pm.

Saturdays they only open in the morning, generally from 8 am to 12 midday. Although in shopping zones, opening hours can extend to 5 pm.

Sundays and holidays, the shops are shut, but you’re sure to find somewhere open at the main train stations.

Don't miss... in Vienna

Stephansdom (St Stephen’s Cathedral)

From many points in the city you’ll catch glimpses of St Stephen’s Cathedral roof. As you can see its brightly coloured tiles can be seen from afar. This cathedral has a long history as building began in the 12th Century, not being completed until the 15th. It has survived wars and reconstructions.

Hofburg

Until 1918 this was the Imperial Palace, but it is currently a space devoted to the Office of the Presidency, a conference centre, the chapel of the Vienna Boys’ Choir, the hall where the Lipizzana horses perform, and so on. As you can see, Hofburg has many spaces for you to discover!

Museums Quarter

Currently the Museums Quarter is a huge cultural complex. It is a highly interesting spot to spend a few hours in the open air or get some culture at one of its museums. A recommendation: the Museum of Modern Art (MUMOK).

Schloß Schönbrunn (Schönbrunn Palace)

This magnificent palace was the residence of the Habsburgs from the 18th Century until 1918. The palace is golden and its gardens in a Baroque style are exquisite in their beauty. Be prepared to walk for miles through this majestic palace.

Prater

This leafy park includes a popular amusement park. Get on the Giant Ferris wheel and go up, up and away to enjoy that fabulous landscape. A few films, such as Before Sunrise, used this park as a luxurious setting.

Online guides in Vienna

OUR FAVOURITE ONLINE GUIDES

On the city:

http://viena.viajandopor.com
http://www.wien.info
http://www.guiamundialdeciudades.com

On the country:

http://www.geoplaneta.es

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