Commonly referred to by its local name, Stephansdom, this spectacular 12th-century cathedral is one of the most important churches in the…
Do not miss out on visiting this palace if you want to see what used to be the beating heart of the Habsburg monarchy.
The neo-gothic building (built in 1883) located on the Rathausplatz, is the heart of Viennese political life.
Prestigious and high-class, this opera house is to the world's opera what Oxford is to the world's universities.
The famous Viennese shopping area dates back to the times of the Roman Empire when there was a long moat protecting the city.
Housing one of the largest print rooms in the world, this museum also used to be the biggest Habsburg residential palace, inhabited by one…
Built to hold gatherings of the Imperial Council, this magnificent palace is one of the largest in Vienna, extending over some 13 hectares…
The Fine Arts Museum, as it is sometimes called, houses the greatest collection of art in entire Austria.
The museum opened in 1889, and while originally it was meant to house the Habsburg's possessions, it became one of the most known museums…
On the way from Hofburg, be sure to take a look at this beautiful public park which dates back to the 1820s.
One of the most beautiful libraries in the world, it contains whopping 7.4 million items and it is among the most visited attractions in…
This public space is dominated by two splendid equestrian statues - of Prince Eugene of Savoy and Archduke Charles.
This park, located right in front of the Vienna city hall, is famous for many cultural events that take place here throughout the year.
The oldest public park in Vienna, this place is filled with various statues, monuments and greenery.
When exploring the city center of Vienna, you should definitely pay attention to this hidden church.
The Burgtheater, originally known as K.K. Theater an der Burg, then until 1918 as the K.K.
This is the place where musical miracles happened. Mozart wrote his opera The Marriage of Figaro here, and also three out of six Haydn…
One of the most popular and important monuments in Vienna, the statue of Maria Theresia took 13 years to finish.
The small square is overlooked by the neo-Baroque Michaelertor, the entrance gate to Michaelertrakt Wing of the Imperial Palace.
Visit this oasis of peace which used to belong to the Habsburg family.
Tucked away in the oldest part of the Imperial Palace, this place covers over a thousand years of history in its interesting relics and…
