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Vienna itinerary — 3 days

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Day 1 of 3

Day 1 — Vienna

4 stops · ≈ 6 h 44 min

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St. Stephen's Cathedral

45 min

St. Stephen's Cathedral is a medieval Roman Catholic place of worship in Vienna, Austria. It features an ornate spire, catacombs, and a treasury museum. Visitors can explore the cathedral to admire world-renowned works of art and church utensils for a fee. The catacombs house the remains of Austrian emperors and are accessible only to guided tour groups for an additional cost.

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to next location · 8 min

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Albertina

2 h

Albertina is a 19th-century Habsburg palace located in the largest of the Habsburg dynasty's residential palaces. It houses an extensive collection of old master prints, 20th-century art, over 65,000 watercolors and drawings, and about 70,000 photographs. The museum features works by renowned artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Rembrandt and others.

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to next location · 4 min

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Hofburg

1 h 30 min

The Hofburg Imperial Palace, located in the heart of Vienna, is a grand complex that served as the residence and seat of power for the Habsburgs. This historic site, dating back to the 13th century, stands as a testament to the imperial history of the Danube monarchy. Today, it houses various institutions including the Austrian Federal President's office, museums such as the Sisi Museum and Court Silver Collection, and serves as an international conference center.

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to next location · 4 min

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Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien

2 h

Museum of Art History in Vienna is an imposing 19th century building that houses a vast art collection including pieces by some of the world's most famous painters. The museum is located on the Ringstrasse, and visitors can explore its endless galleries filled with incredible masterpieces. Some of the most renowned artists in history are represented, including Caravaggio, Tintoretto, van Dyck, Raphael, Rembrandt, and Rubens.

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Graben

30 min

Graben, an ancient street in the heart of a historic city, dates back to Roman times when it served as a defensive ditch for the Vindobona military camp. Over time, it transformed into a bustling marketplace and residential area. Notable figures like Mozart once called this street home. Today, Graben is known for its vibrant retail scene and ornate historic buildings. Visitors can explore nearby attractions such as Am Hof square and St.

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Demel Vienna cafe

45 min

Nestled in the heart of Vienna, Demel is a historic café and pastry shop that has been delighting visitors since 1786. This elegant establishment, known as the Royal and Imperial confectioners, boasts a stunning Neo-baroque interior with spacious lounges perfect for indulging in their delectable offerings. As you step inside, you're enveloped by the inviting aromas of sugar and vanilla.

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St. Peter's Church

20 min

St. Peter's Catholic Church (Peterskirche) is an 18th-century baroque church modeled after St. Peter's in Rome, with a rich history dating back to a Roman church and one founded by Charlemagne in 792 AD. The church features ornate baroque art and architecture, including a massive dome with a superb fresco and many artistic treasures.

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Burggarten

45 min

Burggarten is a picturesque formal garden located near The Hofburg in Vienna. It features statues of prominent figures such as Mozart and Franz Josef, adding to its charm. The highlight of the garden is the stunning Art Nouveau conservatory, Schmetterlinghaus, which houses a variety of colorful butterflies and serves as a popular spot for photography enthusiasts. Additionally, visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere and explore the park's impressive monuments and statues, including Vienna's oldest equestrian statue.

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Naschmarkt

45 min

Naschmarkt is a bustling open-air market with two distinct lanes. One side is filled with casual dining spots, while the other offers high-quality produce and gourmet products favored by renowned chefs for their culinary creations.

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Vienna Christmas Market walking

30 min

The Herzerlbaum Wiener Christkindlmarkt at Rathausplatz is a magnificent holiday destination that captures the essence of Christmas in Vienna. This expansive market stretches across several blocks, adorned with stunning decorations that create a festive atmosphere. Visitors can indulge in an array of delicious treats, from sweet wines to savory sausages and delightful cookies. The market features numerous stalls offering unique gifts such as handcrafted wooden items, lace tablecloths, jewelry, and ornaments.

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Leopold Museum

2 h

Nestled in Vienna's vibrant Museums Quarter, the Leopold Museum is a treasure trove for enthusiasts of Austrian modernism. This spacious venue boasts an impressive collection that includes the largest assortment of Egon Schiele's works globally, alongside masterpieces by renowned artists like Gustav Klimt and Oskar Kokoschka. Visitors can immerse themselves in a rich tapestry of late 19th and early 20th-century art, featuring not only paintings but also sculptures and graphic art.

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Haus des Meeres (House of the Sea)

1 h 30 min

Haus des Meeres, located in Vienna's Mariahilf district, is a unique aquarium housed within a World War II flak tower. With 10 floors of exhibits, visitors can explore diverse habitats such as coral reefs and the Amazon rainforest while observing over 10,000 sea and land animals including monkeys, birds, crocodiles, sharks and more. The aquarium also features a 300,000-liter pool where visitors can observe sharks swimming.

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MuseumsQuartier Wien

2 h

MuseumsQuartier Wien, also known as MQ, is a captivating blend of historic and contemporary architecture housing some of the city's most impressive museums. The complex, once the Imperial Court Stables designed by Fischer von Erlach, now showcases thousands of 20th and 21st-century masterpieces.

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Hundertwasser House

20 min

Nestled in the heart of Vienna, Hundertwasser House is a stunning testament to creativity and innovation in architecture. Completed in 1985 by the visionary artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, this vibrant apartment block stands out with its kaleidoscope of colors and whimsical design elements. The building features uneven floors, irregularly shaped windows, and lush greenery that spills over from rooftop gardens and balconies, creating a harmonious blend between nature and urban living.

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Burgtheater

20 min

The Burgtheater, also known as the Imperial Court Theater, is a grand 1888 building in Vienna with stunning staircases adorned with artwork by Gustav Klimt. Designed by architects Karl von Hasenauer and Gottfried Semper, it is part of the Viennese Imperial style and showcases Baroque influences with its elaborate columns and statues.

Day 2 — Vienna

4 stops · ≈ 8 h 12 min

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Café Central

30 min

Café Central, located in the Palais Ferstel complex, is a renowned Viennese venue with a rich historical legacy. Frequented by influential figures such as Freud and Trotsky, this café was a hub for literary and political discussions. Since its establishment in 1876, it has retained its late Romantic Historicism style despite post-WW2 renovations.

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to next location · 10 min

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Museum of Natural History Vienna

2 h

The Museum of Natural History Vienna is a grand 19th-century museum housing an extensive collection of specimens, including dinosaur skeletons and meteorites. The museum features the famous 24,000-year-old Venus of Willendorf, discovered in the low-lying Danube plain near Vienna. The city's history dates back to Roman times when it was founded as Vindobona, serving as a defensive outpost against Germanic tribes.

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to next location · 55 min

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Schönbrunn Palace

1 h 30 min

Schönbrunn Palace is an 18th-century summer residence that offers tours of its opulent rococo ceremonial rooms and lavish gardens with a maze. The palace boasts beautiful Baroque and Neo-Classical architecture, reflecting Vienna's rich history as the town of Habsburgs and Maria Theresa. It is Vienna's most visited attraction, featuring 45 luxurious state rooms, ceremonial halls, and private apartments once inhabited by Empress Elisabeth and Emperor Franz Joseph.

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to next location · 11 min

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Schönbrunn Zoo

1 h 30 min

Schönbrunn Zoo, located in the garden of the Schönbrunn Palace, is a historic 18th-century zoo that offers a diverse collection of over 500 animal species. The zoo is known for its child-friendly programs and activities, including free children's tours on Sundays and special Christmas workshops and activities during the holiday season. As the oldest zoo in Europe, it boasts a rich history dating back to Empress Maria Theresa's nature-loving husband, Francis Stephen.

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Day 3 — Vienna

6 stops · ≈ 7 h 16 min

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Vienna State Opera

20 min

The Vienna State Opera, a jewel in the heart of Austria's capital, is renowned for its grandeur and rich musical heritage. This iconic opera house has been a stage for some of the most celebrated composers, conductors, and performers since its inception in 1869. With over 300 operatic and ballet performances each year, it continues to captivate audiences with its commitment to artistic excellence.

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to next location · 8 min

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St. Charles's Church

30 min

St. Charles's Church, also known as Karlskirche, is an 18th-century Habsburg cathedral located in Vienna. The church features a 32.5-meter platform offering stunning views of its ornate frescoes. It is a unique blend of ancient Roman and Greek architectural elements combined with Byzantine, Baroque, and Renaissance styles.

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to next location · 14 min

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Belvedere Palace

2 h

Belvedere Palace is a stunning example of Baroque architecture, consisting of two magnificent palaces set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens. Originally built between 1714 and 1722 as the summer residence for Prince Eugene of Savoy, this architectural gem showcases the brilliance of architect Lucas von Hildebrandt. The complex later became associated with Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whose tragic fate in 1914 had far-reaching historical consequences.

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to next location · 20 min

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Stadtpark

45 min

City Park, also known as Stadtpark, is a picturesque 19th-century public park in Vienna. It was built between 1860 and 1862 as part of an ambitious building program. The park features artificial lakes, playgrounds, and open vistas surrounding the Vienna River. It is adorned with statues of famous painters and composers, including a gilded bronze memorial to Johann Strauss (Son). With its English landscape garden style, the sprawling park remains the largest in the city.

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to next location · 24 min

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Viennese Giant Ferris Wheel

20 min

The Viennese Giant Ferris Wheel, also known as Riesenrad, is a famous attraction located in the Wiener Prater. Originally opened to the public in 1766 by Habsburg Joseph II, this former royal hunting ground quickly became a popular entertainment hub for locals. The Ferris wheel was built in 1897 and rises to 65m, offering visitors stunning views of the city during its 20-minute rotation.

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to next location · 38 min

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Danube Tower

30 min

The Danube Tower, also known as the Donauturm, is an iconic landmark in Vienna that opened in 1964. As the tallest structure in Austria at 252 meters, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Danube River from its observation deck at 150 meters. The tower is part of the Danube Park, which was transformed from a former rubbish dump into a park with various attractions and facilities for both children and adults.

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Language

German

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Type F, 230V

Transport

Vienna has an efficient public transport system, including buses, trams, and the U-Bahn (subway). Consider purchasing a Vienna Card for unlimited travel.

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