Things To Do In VIENNA, Austria - TOP 10 (Save this list!)

A famous pedestrian shopping area in the heart of Vienna's historical city center, filled with palaces, fountains, columns, restaurants, and coffee houses.

An amazing neo-Gothic style building dominated by a 98-meter tower and the town hall man statue, housing municipal administration and featuring a large inner courtyard and ballroom.

An exceptional piece of modern architecture designed by Hundertwasser, featuring colorful apartments, a roof covered with earth and grass, and trees growing from inside the rooms.

One of the world's largest and most splendid theaters, considered a leading opera house with world-class artists and a schedule featuring numerous operas and ballets; also known for the Vienna Opera Ball.

A landmark and unmistakable silhouette on the Vienna skyline, the oldest still existing Giant Ferris Wheel in the world, erected in 1897 to mark the 50th year of rule of Emperor Franz Joseph.

The most important treasury in the world, featuring the Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire, the Austrian imperial crown, the biggest emerald in the world, and the Holy Grail.

18th-century palaces that served as the summer residence for Prince Eugene of Savoy, now housing one of Austria's most valuable art collections, including Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss."

For more than six centuries, it was one of the most important centers of European history, from where the Habsburgs ruled their great empire until the end of World War I in 1918.

A landmark of Vienna for more than 800 years that survived earthquakes, storms, and wars until it burned to the ground in the last two weeks of World War II; rebuilt in seven years and became a symbol for the reconstruction of Austria.

The most popular attraction in Austria, a huge Baroque palace complex and former summer residence of the Habsburgs with 1,441 rooms, where Emperor Charles I signed his renunciation of the government.