Updated 09 December 2013 Photo: chop1n Vienna in collaboration with Vienna Tourist Board Photo: Luca Sartoni Photo: Luca Sartoni Photo: Christian Kadluba Vienna fires our imagination with sweeping waltzes and balls at the Opera, beautiful buildings, the Spanish Riding School and traditional cafés. That being said, even with all this history and tradition, Vienna also has a very different side – its young, trendy and creative side. In the Freihausvierteil, creativity thrives and young designers and artists exhibit and sell their work. Top 5
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Updated 09 December 2013
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Viennain collaboration with Vienna Tourist Board
Photo: Luca Sartoni
Photo: Luca Sartoni
Photo: Christian Kadluba
Vienna fires our imagination with sweeping waltzes and balls at the Opera, beautiful buildings,the Spanish Riding School and traditional cafés. That being said, even with all this history andtradition, Vienna also has a very different side – its young, trendy and creative side. In theFreihausvierteil, creativity thrives and young designers and artists exhibit and sell their work.
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THE CITY
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Vienna is a metropolis that never forces itself upon you - there is an elegant feeling about the place. Viennasucceeds in uniting its historical heritage with the spirit ofthe new age. It is no exaggeration to say that Vienna hassomething for everyone. In the Museum district’s culturalcomplex, they have integrated the large art museums withtrendy young boutiques, clubs and bars complete withDJs. Not far from the Stephansplatz (St Stephen’s Square -the heart of Vienna), you will nd fashionable areas withthe smartest shops, cafés and delicatessens. In theNeubau and Freihausvierteil, there are bars, shops andstudios pulsating with creative zest. Nevertheless Viennais home to Mozart and Beethoven and has one of theworld´s greatest symphony orchestras and a world classopera house. The oldest and most central areas of the citylie within what is called the "Ring," the Ringstrasse,Vienna’s main street laid out where the city walls used tostand. A trip around the Ring on tram numbers 1 or 2 is asmart way to get a quick overview of the city and to seemany of Vienna’s sights. The city is divided up into 23districts, Bezirk, identied by a number in front ofaddresses. The most central districts are 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,and 9.
DO & SEE
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Vienna has over 100 museums, great architecture in harmony between old and new design, 280 parks andgardens with over 400 species of roses during spring inVolksgarten.
Stefansdom (st Stephen’s Cathedral)
Stefandoms is a ne Gothic cathedral in the centre of Vienna with a decorated spire that rises 137 meters. Thereis a wonderful view from the platform, 343 steps up.
Address: Stephansplatz 3, district 1, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5137 648Internet: www.stephansdom.at
Sigmund Freud Museum
The founder of psychoanalysis lived and worked here for nearly half a century (1891-1938). The museum showsFreud’s collection of antiques, original furniture, and otherpersonal belongings.
Address: Berggasse 19, ViennaPhone: +43 1 3191 596Internet: www.freud-museum.atMore Info: District 9
Kunst Haus Wien
In this colourful and unusual house there is a permanent exhibition of the artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928- 2002). There is also a changing exhibition ofcontemporary artists, plus a café/restaurant and shop.
Address: Untere Weissgerberstrasse 13, Vienna
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Opening hours: Open daily from 10 am to 7 pmPhone: +43 1 7120 491Internet: www.kunsthauswien.comMore Info: District 3
Spanish Riding School
For more than 400 years, this has been the home of classic horsemanship. Everyone, not just horse lovers, willbe enthralled to see riders on the white Lippizaner horsesperforming pirouettes and other precisely controlledmovements to music, in perfect teamwork.
Address: Michaelerplatz 1, district 1, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5339 031Internet: www.srs.at
Schönbrunn Palace
Schönbrunn is a baroque style summer residence of the Imperial Family. It is among Vienna’s nest sights, and ison the Unesco World Heritage list. Besides the palace,there is a park and the world’s oldest zoo.
Address: Schönbrunner Schlossstrasse, ViennaOpening hours: Open all yearPhone: +43 181 113 239Internet: www.schoenbrunn.atMore Info: District 13
MQ - MuseumsQuartier Wien
MQ is one of the world’s ten largest cultural complexes, housed in the former Imperial Stables. As well as severalart museums, there are designer boutiques and trendyrestaurants.
Address: Museumsplatz 1, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5235 881Internet: www.mqw.atMore Info: District 7
DINING
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A popular starter is soup, for example Leberknödelsuppe (bouillon with dumplings), or Frittatensuppe (bouillon withnoodles). Other traditional dishes are the famousWienerschnitzel (veal cutlet coated with egg andbreadcrumbs, eaten with a slice of lemon) and Tafelspitz(beef with spinach and horseradish). To nish, a slice ofpie, gateau or apfelstrudel (applestrudel). For traditionalfare, visit a Beisl.
Griechenbeisl
Griechenbeisl is one of Vienna’s oldest restaurants, dating back to 1447, popular with artists and politicians. Theirfamous patrons from the past have included Beethoven,Schubert and Mark Twain, whose autograph is framed onthe wall.
Address: Fleischmarkt 11, ViennaPhone: +43 1 533 1977Internet: www.griechenbeisl.atMore Info: District 1
Gulaschmuseum (Goulash Museum)
Gulaschmuseum is famous for being the only restaurant inthe world for goulash specialities. The menu lists over 15dierent varieties, based on everything from tripe tochocolate.
Address: Schulerstraße 20, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5121 017Internet: www.gulasch.atMore Info: District 1
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Palmenhaus
The restaurant is in an orangery, full of exotic plants and contemporary design. The menu diers from week to weekand oers a Viennese and Mediterranean cuisine.
Address: Burggarten 1, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5331 033Internet: www.palmenhaus.atMore Info: District 1
Halle – Café & Restaurant
Formerly this used to be the Imperial box with a view of the indoor arena, these days it is a fashionable restaurant.The menu diers from week to week, servingMediterranean food.
Address: Museumquartier 1, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5237 001Internet: www.diehalle.atMore Info: District 7
Meinl Am Graben
Julius Meinl am Graben is a prize-winning gourmet restaurant, said to be one of the top ve restaurants in thecountry. All kinds of international delicacies are servedfrom breakfast until midnight.
Address: Graben 19, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5323 334Internet: www.meinlamgraben.atMore Info: District 1
Aromat
Aromat is an unpretentious little restaurant where Oliver and his friends prepare food using fresh ingredients theyare found daily in the market.
Address: Margaretenstrasse 52, ViennaPhone: + 43 1 9132 453Internet: www.arom.atMore Info: District 6
Babu
Babu is a design restaurant which is also a café, bar and night club. The cuisine has an Asian fusion and the interior
design is a mixture of bricks, steel and glass. Tuesdaynight is strictly members only for Vienna’s jetsetters.
Address: Stadtbahnbogen 181-184, ViennaPhone: +43 6991 175 4072Internet: www.babu.atMore Info: District 9
CAFES
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For the Viennese, the café is a second home. With their coee they like a slice of gateau, though many places alsoserve food.
Café Landtmann
A century ago, this was the most elegant café in town – and probably still is. Great range of gateaux, business andculture clientele. Café Landtmann has everything that youwould expect from a café.
Address: Dr. Karl Lueger-Ring 4, ViennaPhone: +43 124 100 112Internet: www.cafe-wien.atMore Info: District 1
Café Sperl
Café Sperl dates from 1880, marble tables, black Thonet chairs (also called Vienna chairs) and chandelierscontribute to the atmosphere. Popular before going to thetheatre or musical.
Address: Gumpendorfer Strasse 11, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5864 158Internet: www.cafesperl.atMore Info: District 6
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Café Schwarzenberg
Café Schwarzenberg is a traditional coeehouse at the endof Schwarzenbergplatz, one of Vienna’s many teemingsquares. It is one of few places in Vienna that has a nonsmoking area.
Address: Kärntner Ring 17, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5128 998Internet: www.cafe-schwarzenberg.at
Café Hawelka
This is truly a "gemeutlich" (cosy) café! Well known by the people of Vienna, for its genuine and old fashionedatmosphere.
Address: Dorotheergasse 6, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5128 230Internet: www.hawelka.at
Café Sacher
Café Sacher is home to the world-famous chocolate gateau with apricot jam – the Sachertorte. The secretoriginal recipe dates from 1832, while the pastries arestraight out of the oven at their own bakery.
Address: Philharmonikerstrasse 4, ViennaPhone: +43 1 514 560Internet: www.sacher.comMore Info: District 1
BARS & NIGHTLIFE
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Musical Vienna doesn’t just mean Mozart and other classical music – there are also clubs with DJs and rockbands. One of the entertainment districts is what is calledthe Bermuda Triangle around Schwedenplatz and theRuprechtskirche. Gürtel is another area popular at night.Previously, a down-at-heel red light district, it is now full oftrendy clubs, restaurants and bars.
Bar Italia Lounge
Bar Italia Lounge is a modern designer bar/restaurant which is open until 3 am. Espresso bar upstairs, loungewith Italian food downstairs and a bar where the guestsare more than happy to sip on a few cocktails.
Address: Mariahilfer Strasse 19-21, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5852 838Internet: www.baritalia.netMore Info: District 6
Loos American Bar
Adolf Loos was a pioneer of modern architecture in Vienna. He designed this little bar in 1908, with its markedAmerican inuence.
Address: Kärntner Durchgang 10, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5123 283Internet: www.loosbar.atMore Info: District 1
Volksgarten Club Disco
Volksgarten Club is one of the most popular discotheques in Vienna. The club has a history that streches back over
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180 years! The DJ mixes house, disco and the latest hits.
Address: Burgring 1, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5324 241Internet: www.volksgarten.at
Aux Gazelles
Calls itself the "hotel without rooms" because you can spend many leisure hours here. Start with a visit to theirhamam, then have dinner while waiting for the nightclub toget under way. Mostly oriental music.
Address: Rahlgasse 5, ViennaPhone: +43 1 5856 645Internet: www.auxgazelles.atMore Info: District 6
Loco Bar
Loco Bar has a young and happy clientele. Student nights, karaoke and good prices at the bar!
Address: Währinger Gürtel Stadtbahnbogen 172-174, ViennaPhone: +43 6642 058 107Internet: www.locobar.at
Babu
Babu is a design restaurant which is also a café, bar and night club. The cuisine has an Asian fusion and the interiordesign is a mixture of bricks, steel and glass. Tuesdaynight is strictly members only for Vienna’s jetsetters.
Address: Stadtbahnbogen 181-184Phone: +43 69 91 17 54 072Internet: www.babu.atMore Info: District 9
SHOPPING
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The longest and best known shopping street is Mariahilfer Strasse, situated between the city centre and theWestbahnhof (West Station). The large cheap chain storeswith shoes, clothes and jewelery are found here. Don’tforget the side streets, such as Neubaugasse, where you’llnd young playful fashions, plenty of comical T-shirts,handbags, gadgets and things from the ’60s and Manga orHello Kitty. Other well-known shopping streets areKärntner Strasse, Graben and Kohlmarkt. These are, aswell as several other inner city streets, trac-freepedestrian precincts.
In the MQ museum complex, there are several small intriguing boutiques with clothes and accessories fromyoung designers. If you prefer exclusive shopping, thefashion houses – with the likes of Chanel, Gucci, Cartier,Louis Vuitton – are sometimes cheek by jowl. In district 1,you’ll nd Armani. At Kohlmarkt 3 - Gucci, and Chanel atKohlmarkt 5. Vienna is the home city of the world famousdesigner Helmut Lang, and, not surprisingly, he has hisown shop with fashions for both men and women(Seilergasse 6, District 1). The Freihaus district betweenOperngasse to Heumühlgasse, has been compared to theLatin Quarter in Paris or New York’s Greenwich Village. Asa general rule, the main street in every Bezirk (district) hasmany shops. Remember to take cash, because not allshops accept cards.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
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Vienna has a great selection of both budget and luxury hotels and there are many good alternatives if you wouldlike to stay in the heart of the city.
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Hotel Imperial Vienna
This 5-star Luxury Hotel was created in 1863 as the Vienna residence of the prince of Württemberg. It wastransformed into the Hotel Imperial in 1873. Nowadays thehotel oers a luxurious atmosphere and attentive service.
Address: Kärntner Ring 16Phone: +43 1 50 11 00Internet: www.hotelimperialvienna.com
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
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Vienna Card
A 3-day Vienna Card gives free access to the underground,buses and trams, plus a discount at more than 200sights, cafés, restaurants, shops and museums. Sold attourist oces, some hotels, and at Wiener Linien stations.
Airport
Vienna’s International Airport is at Schwechat, 20 km fromthe centre of Vienna. The CAT airport train(www.cityairporttrain.com) takes 16 minutes to the centre(discount with the Vienna Card) and departures from theairport every half hour.
The Airport Express bus takes 20 minutes to the centre and departures every half hour. The train (Schnellbahn S7)takes 32 minutes to the centre, (discount with the ViennaCard) and departures every half hour. Airport taxi can bebooked at www.airportservice.at or on tel +43 676 3516420.
Internet: www.viennaairport.com
Public Transport
Vienna has underground lines, trams and buses. The sameticket is valid everywhere and can be bought attobacconists or special ticket machines on board.
Taxi
Taxi 601 60+43 601 60www.taxi60160.at
Taxi 40100+43 401 00www.taxi40100.at
Taxi 31300+43 31300www.taxi31300.at
Post
Central Post Oce
Address: Fleischmarkt 19, Vienna
Pharmacy
The pharmacies in Vienna are open Monday to Friday 8 am - 6 pm and Saturdays 8am - 12 pm. However, there
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are always 24-hours/7-days open locations throughoutthe city and a list of the nearest open pharmacy is postedoutside of each pharmacy.
Electricity
220 V, 50 Hz
Phone
Country code: +43Area code: 01
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Albertinaplatz B3 Herrengasse B2 Rathausplatz A2Am Heumarkt D3 D4 Himmelpfortgasse C3 Rathausstrasse A2Annagasse C3 Hintere Zollamsstrasse D2 D3 Rechte Bahngasse D4Auersstrasse A3 Hohenstaufengasse B2 Rechte Wienzeile A4 B4Augustinerstrasse B3 Hohermarket C2 Reinergasse C3Babenbgrstrasse A4 B3 Hollandstrasse C1 C2 Reisner Strasse D4Bankgasse B2 Hörlgasse A1 B1 Rembrantstrasse B1 C1Bellariastrasse A3 Im Werd C1 Renngasse B2Berggasse A1 B1 Invalidenstrasse D3 Rennweg C4Blumuergasse D1 Jauresgasse D4 Rosserlände B1Brandstätte B2 C3 Johannesgasse C3 C4 Rotensterngasse D1Burggasse A3 Josefsplatz B3 Rotenturmstrasse C2Burgring A3 Karlsgasse B4 Salesianergasse D4Bäckerstrasse C2 C3 Kline Pfarrgasse C1 D1 Salvatorgasse B2 C2Börsegasse B2 Kohlmarkt B3 Salzgries B2 C2Bösendorferstrasse B4 C4 Kärntner strasse B3 C3 Salztorgasse C2Castellezgasse D1 Kärntnerring B4 C4 Schellinggasse C3Dominikanerbastei D2 D3 Land Strasse D3 Schiamtsgasse C1Dorotheergasse B3 Landesgerichtsstrasse A2 Schmelzgasse D1 D2Dr K Luegerring A2 Lehargasse B4 Schottenring A2 B2Dr K Rennerring A2 A3 Leopoldsgasse C1 Schubertrgasse C3 C4Elisabethstrasse B4 Liebiggasse A2 Schulerstrasse C3Esslinggasse B1 B2 Liechtensteinstrasse A1 Schweidhofergasse A3 A4Fahnengasse B2 Lilienbrunngasse C2 Schwindgasse C4Felderstrasse A2 Linke Bahngasse D4 Seilergasse B3 C3Ferdinandstrasse D2 Linke Wienzeile A4 B4 Seilerstätte C3Fichtegasse C4 Lothringerstrasse B4 C4 Seitzgasse B2Fleischmarkt C2 Löwelstrasse A2 B3 Singerstrasse C3Fr Hochedlingergasse C1 Mahlerstrasse B3 C4 Speigelgasse B3Franz Josefs Kai C1 C2 D2 Maizgasse C1 Stadiongasse A3Freyung B2 Maria Theresienstrasse B1 B2 Stadtgutgasse D1Färbergasse B2 Maria-Thereisen-Platz A3 Strohgasse D4Garnisongasse A1 Mariahilferstrasse A4 Stubenbastei C3Getreidemarkt A4 B4 Mark Aurelstrasse C2 Stubenring D3Glockengasse D1 Marokkaner gasse C4 D4 Taborstrasse D1 D2Goethegasse B3 Michaelerplatz B3 Teinfaltstrasse A2 B2Gottfrid Kellergasse D4 Musstrasse A3 Tuchlauben B2 C2Grillparzerstrasse A2 Mölker Bastei A2 B2 Turkenstrasse A1 B1Grosse Mohrengasse D2 Neuer Markt B3 Ungargasse D3 D4Grosse Pfarrgasse C1 D1 Neulinggasse D4 Universitätsstrasse A2Grosse Sperlgrasse C1 Nibelungengasse B4 Unt Augartenstrasse C1Grunentorgasse A1 B1 Novaragasse D1 Untere Donaustrasse D2Gumpendorfer Strasse A4 Obere Augartenstrasse C1 D1 Uraniastrasse D2Gusshausstrasse B4 C4 Obere Donaustrasse C1 C2 Volksgarten Strasse A3Hahngasse B1 Operngasse B4 Vordere Zollamtstrasse D2 D3Hegelgasse C3 C4 Opernring B3 Walschgasse B3 C3Heinestrasse D1 Parkring C3 Wasagasse A1Heinrichsgrasse B2 C2 Porzellangasse A1 B1 Weihburggasse C3Heldenplatz B3 Praterstrasse D2 Weintraubengasse D1 D2
Destination: ViennaPublishing date: 2013-12-09
Werdentorgasse B2 C2 Wipplinger Strasse B2 Zaunergasse C4Wiedner Hauptstrasse B4 Wollzeilie C3 Zelinkagasse B1 B2Wiesingerstrasse D2 Währingerstrasse A1 A2 Zirkusgasse D2Windmühlgasse A4
Destination: ViennaPublishing date: 2013-12-09
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