Travel information about Vienna, Austria
Travel information about Vienna, Austria
Popular Vienna attractions and landmarks. Useful info, history, interesting facts, ticket prices, opening hours, background story and more.
Landmark Anker Clock (Ankeruhr) is easy to miss. Located on a busy Hoher Markt square and just steps from impressive Vermählungsbrunnen monument, which will certainly distract you, Anker Clock is a real gem of Vienna.
Park Burggarten, together with its ‘counterpart’ Volksgarten, across from Heldenplatz, is another small park/garden in Vienna, but with very central and popular location.
Kunst Haus Wien (Museum Hundertwasser) is Vienna’s sanctuary of arts, architecture and ecology. Founded by visionary artist and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser, museum is filled with his work and memorabilia.
Home to famous Venus of Willendorf, Natural History Museum Vienna (Naturhistorisches Museum Wien) is a large museum showcasing more than 100,000 objects throughout 39 exhibition rooms in the area of 8,460 square meters.
Stadtpark (“City Park”) in Vienna is dating back from 19 century (it will be 160 years old soon), so it is one of the ‘youngest’ parks when comparing it to Prater, Augarten or Schonbrunn. Nevertheless, …
Augarten is a large public park with gardens, recreation, and a general green area in the second district (Leopoldstadt) in Vienna. With the size of almost 53 hectares, it is one of the biggest parks …
Vienna Plague Column (‘die Wiener Pestsäule’), also known as Trinity Column (‘Dreifaltigkeitssäule’) is a Baroque-style column in Graben street in Vienna, erected to commemorate victims of the Great Plague in 1679. It is one of …
Stephansplatz is the central square in Vienna, also located in the geographical center of Old City (Innere Stadt). It is the most popular square in the city, both with tourists and with local commute traffic …