Spend two days in Vienna-the perfect weekend travel guide
My Recent Vacation In Vienna Austria
I recently embarked on a memorable three-night adventure in Vienna with my sweet Mom. I’m excited to share all the incredible details with you. Discover the best of Vienna in just two days with our vacation guide. Plan your perfect getaway to the “city of dreams”
The recommendations I’m about to share are not only based on my personal experience but also on extensive research. However, it’s important to remember that your own itinerary should be tailored to your unique interests and preferences.
Whether you’re a history buff, an art aficionado, a gastronomy enthusiast, or someone who finds solace in nature’s embrace, Vienna offers a plethora of activities that cater to every taste.
My Mom and I traveled from Riga Latvia to Vienna on a short flight in May. We stayed for three nights. Our days and evenings were packed with smiles, giggles and loads of memories that will last a lifetime.
There is no way you can see everything you want to see in two or three days but I hope the following guide will help you plan your dream vacation in Vienna.
“City Of Dreams”- Vienna is named city of the year once again!
It’s nicknamed the “city of dreams,” and it seems the Austrian capital may just be a dream place to live. The ranking of the world’s most liveable cities for 2023 has just been released by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), and Vienna has come out on top yet again.
The EIU, a sister organization to The Economist, ranked 173 cities around the world on a number of significant factors, including health care, education, stability, infrastructure and environment. Vienna came out on top! Just another reason to visit this amazing city!
Explore The City’s Fascinating History
This recommended list invites you to explore the city’s fascinating history. There are so many landmarks and different museums to indulge in. The vibrant art scene and the opportunity to savor the local cuisine at charming cafes and restaurants are endless.
Taking a leisurely stroll through the beautiful parks and gardens offers once in a lifetime opportunities. With careful planning, you can create a personalized itinerary that reflects your interests and ensures a memorable experience in Vienna.
You will never have enough time to see all the sites, so sit back and relax as you plan your 2-3 day Vienna itinerary. Make sure to have plenty of time to explore the city on foot so you can take in one of the most beautiful European cities. The main sights are fine, but in order to appreciate the magic of Vienna, take time for strolls, shopping, and time to talk to the lovely locals.
Best time to visit Vienna
If you’re contemplating when the optimal time to visit Vienna is, it depends on what you plan for your vacation.
During the summer months, the city reaches its peak heat, with temperatures ranging from 27 to 29°C (80-84°F). It’s the perfect weather for outdoor activities, but keep in mind that these months also attracts a lot of tourists. So, if you don’t mind sharing the city with a bustling crowd, this could be the ideal time for you.
If you’re a fan of winter wonderlands and Christmas markets, then scheduling your visit around December and January would be a great choice. The best Christmas markets are in Vienna. My husband went to Vienna in November and the city was embellished with holiday decor.
Vienna is renowned for its enchanting Christmas markets, some of the best in Europe, so it’s worth considering a visit during this festive season.
Best Time To Visit Vienna Spring – Fall
If you prefer a more relaxed and less crowded atmosphere, the best time to come to Vienna is during mid-spring, early summer, or autumn. These seasons bring pleasant and warm weather, which is ideal for exploring the city at your own pace.
You’ll find the streets less crowded during these times, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of Vienna. Even if you encounter a sudden cold snap or a shower of rain, fear not! You can find refuge and solace in the many museums and cozy cafes.
I visited Vienna in May, and the weather was ideal. The city was bustling, but it wasn’t too much.
No matter when you choose to visit Vienna, there’s always something wonderful to experience. Each season brings its own unique charm and a variety of indoor and outdoor activities for you to enjoy. So, plan your trip according to your preferences, and get ready to create lasting memories in this captivating city.
The Top Historic Museums and Palaces in Vienna – Rich Historical Experiences
Choosing the best museums and palaces in Vienna is no easy task, given the multitude of options available. The city boasts a rich cultural heritage and a plethora of museums that cater to various interests.
The following lists of museums and palaces that offer a rich historical experience will give you some great options to choose from. You can’t go wrong with any of these. I promise!
1. Belvedere Palaces
The Belvedere is divided into two sections–the Upper and the Lower Belvedere–The Baroque structure is known for its well-curated French-style gardens and the permanent exhibition in the Upper Belvedere. Prince Eugene of Savoy commissioned as a summer residence at Belvedere Palace.
Today, the palace displays an impeccable art collection featuring Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, Claude Monet, and Vincent van Gogh. The Upper Belvedere is also home to one of Vienna’s most celebrated paintings–The Kiss by Gustav Klimt.
The Lower Belvedere features other artists through temporary exhibitions, while the Belvedere 21 museum (built after World War II) hosts contemporary artworks and modern media including film and photography.
Prinz Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien
www.belvedere.at/en
2. Hofburg Palace
Hofburg Palace, or “Hofburg Wien”, as we locals call it, holds a special place in Vienna’s heart. It is indisputably one of the city’s most revered landmarks. It provides an enchanting mixture of history, exquisite architecture, and a wealth of attractions to explore.. Trust me, you can lose yourself in its grandeur for hours.
As you wander through the palace complex, you’ll encounter a delightful mix of historical buildings, charming squares, and pedestrian areas. The best part? Roaming around the grounds, gardens, and squares won’t cost you a dime. It’s the perfect opportunity to soak in the ambiance and absorb the rich heritage of this remarkable place.
However, if you wish to delve deeper into the treasures, you’ll need an entrance ticket. Inside the complex, you’ll discover a treasure trove of cultural wonders.
3. The Spanish Riding School
- Discover the Spanish Riding School and its centuries-long tradition
- Gain an insight into the years of training of the Lipizzaners and their riders
- Experience the morning exercise accompanied by classical music
- Watch the different exercises- it’s really something!
Visit the Spanish Riding School, where you can witness the breathtaking equestrian performances that have enchanted audiences for centuries. The Lipizzaners and their riders practice with morning exercise where you can observe the training.
These performances result from years of training for the rider and their Lipizzans. The Spanish riding school is the only institution in the world which has practiced classical equitation in the Renaissance tradition of the Haute Ecole for more than 450 years.
4. Imperial Treasury
The Imperial Treasury is another gem within the Hofburg complex, housing an exquisite collection of imperial regalia, including crowns, jewels, and other priceless artifacts. And if you’re a bookworm, you’ll be thrilled to explore the Austrian National Library, which is in the Neue Burg. It’s a literary paradise, offering a wealth of knowledge and captivating exhibitions.
The Crown Jewels
The most important treasury in the world, in Vienna’s Imperial Palace, is home to two imperial crowns which are exquisite. The Imperial Treasury is also home to the Burgundian treasure and the treasure of the Order of the Golden Fleece.
You have to see the Imperial Crown! It’s one of the greatest treasures housed in the Imperial Treasury. This crown is made of gold, enamel, pearls and precious stones. It served for centuries as the coronation insignia of the kings and emperors of the Holy Roman Empire.
6. Burggarten
Once you’ve immersed yourself in the grandeur of the Hofburg Palace, allow yourself a moment of tranquility in the enchanting embrace of the Burggarten.
These exquisite gardens, nestled just behind the palace, beckon you with their irresistible charm. As you enter, you’ll be greeted by a symphony of vibrant colors and the gentle fragrance of blooming flowers.
The Burggarten graciously provides an abundance of inviting benches, strategically placed throughout the park. Stroll along the meandering paths, and you’ll encounter an array of majestic statues paying homage to Austrian historical figures, each frozen in time. The Mozart statue is gorgeous.
Hofburg Imperial Palace Complex: Popular Ticket Options
- 2-hour guided tour with skip-the-line Hofburg ticket & Sisi Museum in a small group: Book here!
- Guided Tour of the Hofburg and Sisi Museum: Book your tour here! (Recommended)
- Sisi Museum, Imperial Apartments & Hofburg Tour: Secure your spot here!
- Ticket for the Imperial Treasury at the Vienna Hofburg: Buy here! (Most popular option)
3. Shonbrunn Palace
Schönbrunn Palace should be at the top of your must-visit list. This palace is an absolute sensation! The rich history of this palace dates back to the 18th century. Prepare to be transported back in time as you explore the opulent rooms and apartments, gaining a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the imperial families.
Schönbrunn Palace welcomes visitors daily from 9 am to 5 pm, while the breathtaking gardens can be enjoyed from 6:30 am to 7 pm.
The Imperial Tour will give you access to 22 magnificent rooms, while the Grand Tour offers a comprehensive experience with access to 40 rooms. Both tours provide the convenience of a complimentary audio guide, or you can opt for an upgrade to a guided tour for a more immersive journey.
The Enchanting Gardens
Even if you decide not to embark on a palace tour, don’t miss the opportunity to roam the vast and enchanting gardens, free of charge. Discover picturesque tree-lined pathways, vibrant blooms, lush greenery, and charming fountains that create a captivating atmosphere.
For a truly mesmerizing experience, venture up to the Gloriette, where you’ll be rewarded with a panoramic view of the gardens. It’s an ideal spot to capture some envy-inducing Instagram-worthy moments.
To reach Schönbrunn Palace conveniently, you can hop on the U4 line and disembark at either the Schönbrunn or Hietzing metro stations. So, get ready to immerse yourself in the grandeur of this historic masterpiece and make unforgettable memories in the heart of Vienna.
4. Palmenhaus Schönbrunn
For my fellow plant enthusiast! Let me tell you about a little slice of heaven for our green thumbs: Palmenhaus Schönbrunn. This place is an absolute paradise, especially if you have a deep love for plants like I do!
Brace yourself for an incredible experience because the Palm House happens to be the largest greenhouse in all of Austria. Can you imagine that?
Now, here’s the best part. The Palm House is nestled right within the enchanting Schönbrunn gardens. So, while you’re exploring the gardens, you can make a pit stop and indulge in the wonders of this botanical haven. It’s like a dream come true!
Once you step inside, you’ll discover that the Palm House is divided into three stunning pavilions. I suggest you visit each one.
5. St. Stephen’s Cathedral
During my visit to Vienna, I had the pleasure of exploring the city for two days, and one of the highlights was St. Stephen’s Cathedral. St. Stephen’s Cathedral is not only a landmark of Vienna but is also the most important church in the city but also the most significant Gothic building in Austria. This magnificent church is not only the most famous in Vienna, but it’s also the tallest in the entire country. As I walked around the city, its majestic presence dominated the skyline, catching my eye from every corner.
The architecture of St. Stephen’s Cathedral is a beautiful blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles, but what truly captivated me was its vibrant and colorful tiled roof. To get a closer look at this architectural marvel, I ascended either the North or South Tower.
The cathedral is located just a 10-minute walk from the Vienna State Opera. I found out that it is open daily from 9 am to 5:30 pm, and the best part was that admission to the interior of the cathedral was free.
Visit The St. Stephens Towers
However, if I wanted to visit the towers, I needed to purchase an entrance ticket. It’s important to note that cash is required for the tower tickets, as there are no card terminals available.
I highly recommend visiting both towers. It won’t take up more than an hour of your time. However, if you only have the opportunity to visit one tower, I suggest choosing the North Tower. It’s easier to reach, and you’ll have a splendid view of both the cityscape and the magnificent roof.
My experience at St. Stephen’s Cathedral was truly memorable, offering a glimpse into Vienna’s rich history and architectural grandeur.
Catacombs, ST. Stephen’s Cathedral
Beneath the awe-inspiring St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna, there is a hidden world that has fascinated me like no other—the crypt. It’s an enigmatic sanctuary that beckons me to explore its depths, as if it holds secrets waiting to be discovered.
When you step through the concealed entrance, a shiver of anticipation ran down my spine. The cold air hits you as you wander through the chambers. I was captivated by the delicate manuscripts, ancient religious artifacts, and regal vestments meticulously preserved in alcoves.
The crypt beneath St. Stephen’s Cathedral offers a personal voyage into the past. A journey that fills my heart with wonder and gratitude for the enduring legacy of those who came before me.
6. Albertina Modern Art
With its collection of over 60,000 works by 5,000 artists, ALBERTINA MODERN numbers among the world’s largest museums of modern and contemporary art.
The Albertina houses masterpieces from the Essl Collection, which has been showcased at the ALBERTINA since 2017.
7. Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna
Attention art lovers! This remarkable museum, built by Emperor Franz Joseph, houses one of the world’s most significant collections. Spanning five millennia, you’ll witness treasures from ancient Egypt, classical antiquity, and the late 18th century, showcasing the impeccable taste of the House of Habsburg.
Inside, prepare to be dazzled by the Picture Gallery, featuring masterpieces by Rubens, Rembrandt, Raphael, Vermeer, Velázquez, Titian, Durer, and the largest collection of Bruegel’s works.
The Kunstkammer Vienna will amaze you with its goldsmith’s works, sculptures, ivory creations, timepieces, and automata by renowned artists. And don’t miss the grand staircase adorned with Klimt’s collaborative paintings.
For a seamless experience, consider the Skip the Line: Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Entrance Ticket available on Viator. Immerse yourself in this art-filled heaven and let your passion for creativity soar.
8. The Leopold Museum
The Leopold Museum is an absolute gem for lovers of Austrian art from the late 19th century and Modernism. With a staggering collection of over 8,300 works, it stands as one of the most significant in the world.
What makes it truly special is the story behind it. Rudolf and Elisabeth Leopold, as a couple, dedicated five decades to curating this exceptional collection. Their unwavering passion for art led them to acquire pieces by renowned artists such as Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt. It’s a testament to their love for art and the enduring legacy they’ve created.
9. Vienna State Opera House
My Mom and I went to the ballet at the world renowned Vienna Opera House. As one of the most prestigious opera houses in the world, it offers a captivating blend of artistic excellence, rich history, and stunning architecture. One of the best things about visiting the Opera House is that you can enjoy a concert or ballet at night.
Stepping inside the Vienna State Opera is a magical experience. The ornate interiors, the glamorous attire of the visitors, and the palpable sense of anticipation combine to create an unforgettable atmosphere that lingers in your memory long after your visit.
Vienna State Opera House History
Vienna State Opera is one of the world’s leading opera houses, known especially for performances of works by Richard Wagner, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Richard Straus. Just knowing the rich history is reasons enough to visit the architectural grandeur of this lovely Opera House.
The history that spans over 150 years. It has been the stage for countless legendary performances and has witnessed the talents of some of the world’s greatest opera singers and musicians. By visiting the opera house, you can be a part of this historical legacy and appreciate the cultural significance it holds.
10. Vienna Zoo- For Animal Lovers
Fun fact, did you know Vienna is home to the world’s oldest zoo? The Tiergarten Schönbrunn, also known as the Vienna Zoo, was founded in 1752 and has been operating continuously ever since.
It is not only the oldest zoo in the world but also one of the most beautiful, housing a wide variety of animal species and providing a unique experience for visitors of all ages. So, while exploring Vienna, don’t miss the chance to visit this historic zoo and get up close with fascinating creatures from around the globe.
Memorable Things To Do In Vienna
Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides- Highly Recommend
Horse-drawn carriages have been driving through the streets of the Austrian capital since the 17th century. Today the coachmen – who are also called “Fiaker” – show their guests the beautiful city on the Danube. Let the “Fiaker” be your tour guide. The highlight of this tour is clearly the Hofburg, but various churches, the Burgtheater and the town hall are also worth a visit.
Best Places To Shop In Vienna
Gaben
Graben, to me, is the epitome of Vienna’s prestigious shopping scene. It’s renowned for its glamorous retail stores and mouth watering restaurants. This iconic street has a rich history, dating all the way back to the 12th century, and its charm is amplified by the baroque and renaissance-style buildings that line its paths.
When strolling along with Graben, one can’t help but be enthralled by the incredible variety of prominent fashion brands on display. From Hermès to Max Mara and Swatch, the choices are endless.
One place that I highly recommend visiting is Julius Meinl am Graben, a high-end grocery store and café that offers delectable chocolates, exquisite wines, champagnes, and unique gifts. What’s more, Graben is conveniently located near Vienna’s notable landmarks such as the Equitable, the Jewish Museum of the City of Vienna, and the awe-inspiring St. Stephen’s Cathedral.
Kärntner Strasse
Another bustling shopping street worth exploring is Kärntner Strasse. It’s a lively and vibrant pedestrianized street that has been a shopper’s paradise since 1974. Here, you can discover a selection of internationally recognized brands like Zara, H&M, GUESS, and Hugo Boss.
The popular department stores like Peek & Cloppenburg are also here. Don’t forget to check out the Postmodern Haas Haus at the northern end of the street, where you can indulge in more retail therapy and enjoy a delightful dining experience.
Mariahilfer Strasse
For those who prefer a more relaxed shopping experience, Mariahilfer Strasse is the place to be. It offers an array of luxury retail stores, quirky designer spaces, and charming restaurants.
The open-air plaza is renowned for its luxurious brands but also offers the opportunity to shop like a native, with a range of high-street boutiques and cozy cafes to discover.
Goldenes Quartier
If you’re seeking an exclusive shopping experience, head to Goldenes Quartier Wien in Innere Stadt. This upscale shopping neighborhood houses approximately 20 flagship stores from some of the most renowned brands in the world, such as Prada, Valentino, and Bottega Veneta.
Vienna truly offers a plethora of shopping delights, each with its own unique charm and character. Whether you’re looking for high-end luxury or a local shopping experience, the city’s shopping streets have something for everyone.
Rooftop Bars
It must be time to relax after all that culture, and what better place to do that than at one of Vienna’s rooftop bars? Interested in panoramic views of Vienna? Look no further than some of the top roof-top bars:
Welcome to Das LOFT Bar & Lounge, located on the 18th floor of Hotel SO/ Vienna in the Leopoldstadt district. Prepare yourself for a sensational experience featuring mixology cocktails, breathtaking views, and delectable cuisine. This rooftop space offers a fine dining restaurant for an exquisite culinary journey. While just a few steps up, you’ll find the Bar & Lounge.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the MOOONS Rooftop Bar, a truly exceptional destination to embrace Vienna from a different perspective. This urban and open-air oasis offers a captivating design with its stylish and extraordinary decor. As you relax on the comfortable lounge furniture, you’ll be enchanted by the sight of the large and sleek bar that reflects the modern ambiance.
Perched atop the Hotel MOTTO, Chez Bernard Restaurant and Bar is a gem of a rooftop. I did not visit this bar but apparently, it is an unforgettable experience in Vienna.
What sets this place apart is its vibrant and diverse atmosphere, which perfectly blends bohemian vibes with a sophisticated mix of poetry and punk. As you step into the rooftop area, you immediately drawn to the abundance of greenery that surrounds me, creating a refreshing and enchanting ambiance.
Where To Stay In Vienna
1. Innere Stadt – Best location to stay in Vienna for first-timers
In my opinion, the best area to stay while in Vienna is in the Innere Stadt- which means in the central part of Vienna where all the action is. Is ideal because the walking distance to the majority of the historic sites is close by.
It’s the most central district in the city as the name translates to ‘Inner City’, so you’ll be in a great location to get around and visiting nearby attractions. If you only have a weekend in Vienna, staying in this area will save you a lot of time you would otherwise spend commuting.
This area is where you’ll find some of Vienna’s most iconic tourist spots, including The Hofburg, St Stephen’s Cathedral, and the Austrian National Library. The Vienna State Opera is also located in the city center, and if a show’s on during your stay, then you definitely need to visit for the experience.
Another reason to stay here is that the historic center of the city has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its architecture, the Ringstrasse (Vienna’s ring road), and historical significance.
2. Hotel Recommendations In Vienna
Grand Hotel Wien – We stayed here and loved it. The staff were very accommodating and lovely.
It’s a highly rated and centrally located 5 star historic property which offers 5 restaurants, luxurious rooms, spa, and business centre.
3. BUDGET – K+K Palais Hotel
Centrally located in the quiet part of Vienna’s city center, K+K Palais Hotel is a total steal. Boasting fully air-conditioned rooms and state-of-the-art amenities, the property is in proximity to many major sights, such as the St. Stephen’s Cathedral.
4. DO & CO Hotel In Vienna- Great Location
Located right in the centre of Vienna, in front of St. Stephen’s cathedral the DO & CO Hotel is the perfect starting point for your stay.
Whether being on a business trip or on holidays the hotel is in walking distance from Vienna’s most famous attractions; the Viennese opera house, the Hofburg Imperial Castle or the Albertina museum. Shopaholics will find themselves in paradise as our boutique hotel is situated on corner to Graben, Kärntner Strasse and Kohlmarkt.
Traditional Food To Try While In Vienna
Original Sacher Torte
In a hilarious twist of fate, the world’s most famous cake, the Original Sacher-Torte, came to be. Picture this: In 1832, the Austrian State Chancellor’s chef fell ill, leaving 16-year-old apprentice Franz Sacher to work his culinary magic. With a sarcastic farewell from the Chancellor, Franz rose to the challenge. The result? A moist chocolate cake with apricot jam, covered in velvety chocolate glaze.
The dessert was a hit, proving that the most extraordinary things can arise from unexpected circumstances. So, don’t miss the chance to taste this delightful cake with a funny backstory when you visit Austria!
Best Place To Get The Original Sacher Torte
Café Sacher
Situated in the lobby of Hotel Sacher Wien, the scarlet café Sacher is a sumptuous setting that evokes the typical Viennese coffeehouse atmosphere.
Wiener Schnitzel– Another Traditional Dish
According to Austrian law, the original schnitzel is made from veal, and shall not be consumed in any other form. However, some restaurants and carts have mixed things up a little, offering you the classic schnitzel as a wiener schnitzel.
Where to eat Wiener Schnitzel?
The Figlmüller Restaurants offers one of the best and most authentic schnitzels in town. The restaurant follows a single recipe they created more than 100 years ago, offering customers a taste of the classic as it was meant to be tasted.
We eat here and loved it! Located next to the opera house is the second-best schnitzel place in Vienna. The restaurant dates back decades and is a great favorite amongst the locals. Offering generous portions the place is a great spot to hang out, offering you a complete experience. Its beautiful garden is a great attraction, where you can enjoy great food and take in the summer sun.
The local favorite. It’s a busy place with a fun vibe. This was a great schnitzel experience in Vienna. The portions are very large and the food was wonderful.
Apple strudel
Apple studel is a traditional Viennese strudel, a popular pastry in Austria, Bavaria, the Czech Republic,
Spargel (Spring Asparagus)
Vienna offers some of the world’s most delicious green and white asparagus, invariably prepared in creative, fresh ways.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Vienna
Q. How can I get around Vienna using public transportation?
Vienna has an efficient public transportation system, including trams, buses, and the subway (U-Bahn). You can purchase a Vienna Card, which offers unlimited travel on public transport and discounts for attractions. Additionally, walking is a great option as many attractions are located in the city center and easily accessible on foot.
Q. Is Vienna an expensive city to visit?
Vienna is considered moderately expensive compared to other European cities. However, there are budget-friendly options available, including affordable accommodations, public transportation, and dining choices.
Q. Are there any day trips or excursions from Vienna that are worth taking?
Yes, there are several day trips and excursions from Vienna that offer a chance to explore the surrounding areas. Some popular options include visiting the Wachau Valley with its picturesque vineyards, taking a boat trip on the Danube River, or visiting the charming city of Salzburg, the birthplace of Mozart.
Q. What is the nightlife like in Vienna?
Vienna has a vibrant nightlife with a wide range of bars, clubs, and music venues to suit different tastes. The Bermudadreieck area and the Naschmarkt district are known for their lively nightlife scene, offering a variety of bars and clubs.
Q. Can I visit famous Viennese coffee houses and experience the local coffee culture?
Absolutely! Visiting Viennese coffee houses is a must-do when in Vienna. These historic establishments are known for their elegant atmosphere and serving traditional Viennese coffee specialties such as Wiener Melange or Einspänner. Café Central, Café Sacher, and Demel are popular coffee houses worth visiting.
Q. What is the nightlife like in Vienna?
Vienna has a vibrant nightlife with a wide range of bars, clubs, and music venues to suit different tastes. The Bermudadreieck area and the Naschmarkt district are known for their lively nightlife scene, offering a variety of bars and clubs.
Q. Can I visit famous Viennese coffee houses and experience the local coffee culture?
Absolutely! Visiting Viennese coffee houses is a must-do when in Vienna. These historic establishments are known for their elegant atmosphere and serving traditional Viennese coffee specialties such as Wiener Melange or Einspänner. Café Central, Café Sacher, and Demel are popular coffee houses worth visiting.
Q. How safe is Vienna for tourists?
Vienna is generally considered an extremely safe city for tourists. It’s advisable to stay informed about any local safety guidelines or travel advisories during your visit.
