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"Vienna is waiting for you", sang the American musician Billy Joel. And today Vienna is waiting for you too. Let yourself be welcomed by the beautiful capital of Austria, discover the heart of Vienna and enjoy the unique flair of the city as soon as you arrive via Vienna Airport or Vienna Hauptbahnhof central station. If you also book an accommodation in one of the first-class family hotels in Vienna such as:
You will benefit from an ideal starting point for experiencing the picturesque Danube metropolis up close.
The enchanting city on the banks of the Blue Danube is one of the oldest capitals in Europe and has always fascinated visitors from all over the world. This is not only due to the cityscape, which is characterised on the one hand by the splendour and glory of the imperial era and on the other by the avant-garde trends of modernity, but above all by the diverse range of attractions that Vienna has to offer. Against the backdrop of the impressive Alps, Vienna promises travellers of all ages an unforgettable stay. From culture to countless bars and restaurants that tempt visitors with local cuisine and various culinary delights, to unique leisure activity options such as a visit to the Vienna Prater or Vienna's many landmarks and parks, this multi-faceted city has something for travellers of all ages. So get involved with Austria and Vienna, visit a Viennese boutique and relax in one of the B&B HOTELS Vienna to experience one of Europe's most fascinating and popular cities up close.
Vienna has a lot to offer its visitors, especially in terms of culture. Opera, music, theatre, ballet and dance are just some of the cultural offerings. Vienna was the birthplace of great composers such as Mozart, Hayden, Liszt and Strauss. And the influence of music can still be felt in Vienna today: more than 150 gala balls are held in the Austrian capital every year, a tradition that dates back to Habsburg times. But even if you don't visit Vienna for the Vienna State Opera or for the musical traditions, you won't be disappointed. The Kunsthistorisches Museum, with works by Vermeer, Brueghel, Velasquez and Raphael, as well as an extensive collection of Egyptian artefacts, invites you on an impressive, yet tranquil, journey through the world of art. The Albertina also attracts visitors in a central location. You can get information from our competent service team at B&B HOTELS Vienna. You can check the city's current programme of events at any time on the provider's official website. The gastronomic scene is also wonderful and the restaurants in Vienna are as varied as the rest of the city.
Take advantage of Vienna's free parking and leave your car behind. Public transport, such as buses and trains, is the perfect way to reach many of the city's highlights at any time and get your own impression of this cosmopolitan Austrian city. For example, the Vienna Hofburg is just a stone's throw away. This impressive place gives you a glimpse into the private apartments of Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Sissi. You can also explore the beautiful Austrian capital in the classic horse-drawn carriage and discover Vienna from its most beautiful side. After all, Schönbrunn Palace and the Gloriette, which is part of the palace complex, are iconic landmarks of the Viennese cityscape. As is Stephansdom, considered the pride of local Gothic architecture. The impressive Stephansplatz church in Vienna is both the spiritual and geographical centre of the metropolis. So don't miss out on a visit to this beautiful church. Admire the impressive architecture and the beautiful roof of the cathedral, parts of which were built in 1137. A visit to the historic Naschmarkt in Vienna's Mariahilf district is also a must on your trip to Vienna. With an area of almost 2,300 hectares and an average of at least 120 stalls, Vienna's largest indoor market delights visitors with its varied culinary offering, from typical Austrian dishes to exotic Far Eastern delicacies and top-notch Italian cuisine.
A rich historical heritage, fantastic city architecture, modern design, and a fascinating cultural offering make every trip to Vienna an unforgettable experience. Choose a comfortable room and enjoy restful nights in one of Vienna's lively neighbourhoods. Take this opportunity to check out Vienna's fantastic B&B HOTELS. Whether at our hotel towards the south of the city B&B Hotel Wiener Neudorf, staying close to the palaces in the elegant quarter of the city at our B&B Hotel Wien St Marx, you will benefit from first-class services such as free Wi-Fi, a hassle-free check-in process and the opportunity to enjoy an extensive breakfast buffet in our hotel restaurant. Last but not least, we guarantee you unbeatable prices for our guests at all B&B HOTELS in Austria.
The Vienna Belvedere Palace is a palace complex built by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt between 1714 and 1723 for Prince Eugene of Savoy. The Upper Belvedere and the Lower Belvedere together with the connecting gardens form a baroque ensemble. The gardens invite you to take a walk.
As the capital of an old empire, the range of good restaurants in Vienna is wide and varied. Viennese Schnitzel, Kaiserschmarrn and Sachertorte are world-famous. You should have tried these Viennese specialties in any case. In the city center you will find many cafes that understand Viennese fine bakery art. Do you have an appetite for something else? From Arabic kebabs to Japanese sushi, Argentinean barbecues to American fast food venues, there is something for every taste and mood in the city. The largest selection can be found in the surroundings of Kärntner Straße.
Many of the sights of Vienna are located in or around the ring, such as the best museums, the Hofburg and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Within the ring, these tourist attractions are within walking distance.
To get there or to reach more distant destinations such as Schönbrunn Palace, use the excellent public transport network with metro, trams, buses and trains. Tickets for one trip (2 €), one day (6,70 €), 48 hours (11,70 €), 72 hours (14,50 €) and one week (15 €, valid from Monday to Sunday) are available in kiosks and tobacconists or at vending machines at train stations.
An interesting alternative is the Vienna City Card, which gives you a discount for the price of 29 € 72 hours of unrestricted transport and 210 attractions, cafés and restaurants. The card is available in hotels and tourist information centers.
The Fiaker, two-horse cabs, are an integral part of the cityscape and a very special way to explore Vienna. A 30-minute carriage ride costs about 50 €.
In Vienna, living well and happily. It is not for nothing that the Mercer study named the city the most liveable city in the world for the tenth time. You can feel this savoir vivre here in every corner: in the beautiful parks, on the Danube Island and at the Heuriger. Here you can relax from the hustle and bustle of the city, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the city and get in touch with the locals.
Families and adrenaline junkies flock to the Prater. The hours fly by in the amusement park. The ride on the Viennese Ferris Wheel should not be missed. The view over the rooftops of Vienna is breathtakingly beautiful.
