TOP 20 Things to Do in VIENNA Austria 2024 | Travel Guide
Explore Vienna's imperial grandeur and vibrant culture with this guide to its top attractions. From magnificent palaces and historic opera houses to charming coffee houses and bustling markets, discover the best of Austria's capital.
Stephansdom
Austria's most important church and symbol of Vienna, featuring a Gothic stone pulpit and Baro High altar.
Schloss Schönbrunn
A magnificent castle that was a summer residence of the Habsburgs, known for its Roco style rooms and palace gardens.
Vienna State Opera
One of the busiest opera houses in the world, staging 50 to 60 operas every year and known for the Glamorous Vienna Opera ball.
Café Central
A legendary coffee house in Vienna, known for its cakes like the Cafe Central cake and Beethoven pastry, and its classic 'melange' coffee.
Griechenbeisl
A traditional restaurant in Vienna dating back to 1447, known for its delicious Austrian beer and Wienerschnitzel.
Hofburg
The castle of the Habsburg monarchy, known for the kaiser apartments, Imperial treasury, Spanish riding school, and tropical Butterfly House.
Café Sacher
Famous for its Sachertorte, a rich chocolate cake with apricot jam.
Hundertwasserhaus
A popular site in Vienna designed by architect Hundertwasser, known for its curvy lines, mosaic details, and bright colors.
Staatsoper
The most important Opera House in Austria inaugurated in 1869.
Cafe Aida
Famous for its pink 50s interior.
Zwölf Apostelkeller
A traditional restaurant with a boled underground cellar, serving traditional Austrian food.
Mozarthaus
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's residence for 3 years, now a museum with original scores and exhibits on his life.
Manner Shop
A flagship store offering Manner Wafers, a Famous Brand from Austria.
Kunsthistorisches Museum
The most important art museum of Vienna, housing the art collection amassed by the Habsburgs.
Prater
A giant park with an amusement park inside, offering rides and game booths.
Karlskirche
Built between 1716 and 1739 as thanks for deliverance from the 1713 plague.
Naschmarkt
Austria's biggest and best food and Street Market, offering a variety of food options, especially Turkish and Middle Eastern.