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Madame Tussauds Vienna is more than a wax museum! Thanks to the impressive backdrops and the latest technology, you can immerse yourself even deeper in the world of your favorite stars. The perfect excursion destination right in the Vienna Prater! From the apartment you are in a 5-minute walk or by tram in front of the door 1 to 2 minutes drive directly to the Praterstern.
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Madame Tussauds Vienna
5 Riesenradpl.Madame Tussauds Vienna is more than a wax museum! Thanks to the impressive backdrops and the latest technology, you can immerse yourself even deeper in the world of your favorite stars. The perfect excursion destination right in the Vienna Prater! From the apartment you are in a 5-minute walk or by tram in front of the door 1 to 2 minutes drive directly to the Praterstern.
is one of the tallest churches in the world and is the symbol of Vienna. In the middle of a shopping street with countless shops, restaurants and bars in the 1st district of Vienna there is St. St. Stephen's Cathedral is a very old but beautiful church. In the north tower you can take the elevator up while in the south tower you can enjoy the wonderful view over Vienna via a narrow spiral staircase. But the Pummerin and the colorful roof of the Steffl can also be seen above. It's worth looking at St. Stephen's Cathedral, the design is particularly beautiful and unique.
The highest is the south tower with 136.44 meters. There are 343 steps to get to the Türmerstube, from which you have a gigantic view over Vienna. A total of 13 bells hang here.
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St. Stephen's Cathedral
3 Stephansplatzis one of the tallest churches in the world and is the symbol of Vienna. In the middle of a shopping street with countless shops, restaurants and bars in the 1st district of Vienna there is St. St. Stephen's Cathedral is a very old but beautiful church. In the north tower you can take the elevator up while in the south tower you can enjoy the wonderful view over Vienna via a narrow spiral staircase. But the Pummerin and the colorful roof of the Steffl can also be seen above. It's worth looking at St. Stephen's Cathedral, the design is particularly beautiful and unique.
The highest is the south tower with 136.44 meters. There are 343 steps to get to the Türmerstube, from which you have a gigantic view over Vienna. A total of 13 bells hang here.
the oldest preserved baroque complex in Vienna, the Augarten invites you to stroll and experience with its century history. The Augarten porcelain manufactory produces the finest handicrafts; every piece has been elaborately handcrafted for 300 years.
499 locals recommend
Augarten
the oldest preserved baroque complex in Vienna, the Augarten invites you to stroll and experience with its century history. The Augarten porcelain manufactory produces the finest handicrafts; every piece has been elaborately handcrafted for 300 years.
The silver chamber houses the valuable holdings of the court silver and table chamber. You get vividly introduced to the "real Elisabeth" from Austria and almost feel like a personal confidante of this famous personality. My fascination with Sisi only increased! Above all, the exhibits are super interesting, almost all originals, such as dental treatment sets, clothes, beauty utensils.It offers a lot of things to see and information from this contemporary history. There are also guided tours and free audio guides here.
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Hofburg Palace Silver Collection of Vienna
MichaelerplatzThe silver chamber houses the valuable holdings of the court silver and table chamber. You get vividly introduced to the "real Elisabeth" from Austria and almost feel like a personal confidante of this famous personality. My fascination with Sisi only increased! Above all, the exhibits are super interesting, almost all originals, such as dental treatment sets, clothes, beauty utensils.It offers a lot of things to see and information from this contemporary history. There are also guided tours and free audio guides here.
The historical museum building contains an extremely extensive collection from a wide variety of eras and subject areas. Lots of interactive elements. The building on the Ringstrasse was built by Emperor Franz Stephan von Lothringen 250 years ago. Whether minerals, prehistory, microcosm or the large animal exhibition, everything is very well explained
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Museum of Natural History Vienna
7 BurgringThe historical museum building contains an extremely extensive collection from a wide variety of eras and subject areas. Lots of interactive elements. The building on the Ringstrasse was built by Emperor Franz Stephan von Lothringen 250 years ago. Whether minerals, prehistory, microcosm or the large animal exhibition, everything is very well explained
Here the most extensive collection of paintings is shown, one meets pictures of the great painters like Rembrandt; Raffael; Jan Vermeer van Delft; Dürer; Titian; Tintoretto. Inside, however, the various exhibitions are impressive. Whether it is the antique collection, the painting collection, the oriental collection or the art chamber, there is so much to see
640 locals recommend
Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna
Maria-Theresien-PlatzHere the most extensive collection of paintings is shown, one meets pictures of the great painters like Rembrandt; Raffael; Jan Vermeer van Delft; Dürer; Titian; Tintoretto. Inside, however, the various exhibitions are impressive. Whether it is the antique collection, the painting collection, the oriental collection or the art chamber, there is so much to see
Very interesting to look at. This artistically valuable house is a "must" on a trip to Vienna. A particularly nice atmosphere
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Hundertwasser Village
34-38 KegelgasseVery interesting to look at. This artistically valuable house is a "must" on a trip to Vienna. A particularly nice atmosphere
As a child i visited her quite often and was fascinated.
Beautifully renovated, it resurrects the time of the Habsburg monarchy in a brilliant way
81 locals recommend
Austrian National Library
1 JosefsplatzAs a child i visited her quite often and was fascinated.
Beautifully renovated, it resurrects the time of the Habsburg monarchy in a brilliant way
Mozart Monument
1 JosefsplatzAdmire sledges, automobiles and sedan chairs from the imperial family.
About 60 of them can be admired in this magnificent exhibition
Some pieces of clothing from Elisabeth and Emperor Franz Josef are shown, as well as pictures of Sisi's horses. Information boards explain the use of the respective carriages, some of which are 250 years old
Photography without flash is allowed here :)
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Imperial Carriage Museum Vienna
47 Schönbrunner SchloßstraßeAdmire sledges, automobiles and sedan chairs from the imperial family.
About 60 of them can be admired in this magnificent exhibition
Some pieces of clothing from Elisabeth and Emperor Franz Josef are shown, as well as pictures of Sisi's horses. Information boards explain the use of the respective carriages, some of which are 250 years old
Photography without flash is allowed here :)
An interesting museum, you have to take your time! The armory is interesting for young boys, where hundreds of knight armor and weapons can be viewed.
The building itself is architecturally incredibly beautiful! The exhibition is great, something completely different, art and cultural objects from different countries, modern and digital
You have to bring a lot of time to see all the interesting objects
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Museum of Ethnology, Vienna
HeldenplatzAn interesting museum, you have to take your time! The armory is interesting for young boys, where hundreds of knight armor and weapons can be viewed.
The building itself is architecturally incredibly beautiful! The exhibition is great, something completely different, art and cultural objects from different countries, modern and digital
You have to bring a lot of time to see all the interesting objects
Cemeteries with old gravestones can be fascinating - they can tell us a lot about history. It's a bit scary, because there really is everyone who has had rank and name. It's dark, scary, but also beautiful. Those who want to be very close to Sissi and Emperor Franz are probably best placed there. It is a place of mourning, but the saws are real art objects.
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Imperial Crypt
2 TegetthoffstraßeCemeteries with old gravestones can be fascinating - they can tell us a lot about history. It's a bit scary, because there really is everyone who has had rank and name. It's dark, scary, but also beautiful. Those who want to be very close to Sissi and Emperor Franz are probably best placed there. It is a place of mourning, but the saws are real art objects.
Beautiful and extensive clock collection from the Middle Ages through the Biedermeier period to the 20th century. Including some extraordinary pieces such as the old tower clock of St. Stephen's Cathedral or clocks worked into paintings.
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Vienna Clock Museum
2 SchulhofBeautiful and extensive clock collection from the Middle Ages through the Biedermeier period to the 20th century. Including some extraordinary pieces such as the old tower clock of St. Stephen's Cathedral or clocks worked into paintings.
The Mozarthaus is located near the Stephandome at Domgasse 5. It is the only remaining apartment or house of the genius Mozart, who lived here from 1784 - 1787.
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Wien Museum Mozart apartment
5 DomgasseThe Mozarthaus is located near the Stephandome at Domgasse 5. It is the only remaining apartment or house of the genius Mozart, who lived here from 1784 - 1787.
Today the Sisi Museum is housed in the Hofburg. Numerous exhibits from her life are exhibited there - from the first milk tooth to the file with which she was killed. Also in the Hofburg area is the Augustinian Church, where Sisi married Emperor Franz Joseph on April 24, 1854. Just around the corner, in the Volksgarten, is Sissi present in the form of a monument. The former imperial rose garden scores every year with a splendor of 400 different rose varieties.
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The Hofburg
Today the Sisi Museum is housed in the Hofburg. Numerous exhibits from her life are exhibited there - from the first milk tooth to the file with which she was killed. Also in the Hofburg area is the Augustinian Church, where Sisi married Emperor Franz Joseph on April 24, 1854. Just around the corner, in the Volksgarten, is Sissi present in the form of a monument. The former imperial rose garden scores every year with a splendor of 400 different rose varieties.
Nachbarschaften
The Wiener Messe is the most important trade fair location in Austria and a key economic factor for Vienna.
Exhibitions, congresses, events. in Vienna
Messe Wien
The Wiener Messe is the most important trade fair location in Austria and a key economic factor for Vienna.
Exhibitions, congresses, events. in Vienna
PRATER /Praterstern
The Vienna Prater is in season from March to October. The world-famous Ferris wheel and some other attractions are open all year round. Fairground for many, green oasis, a lot to experience and see and very good food :) from the apartment you are in a 5-minute walk or by tram in front of the door 1 to 2 minutes drive directly to the Praterstern.
Praterstern
PratersternPRATER /Praterstern
The Vienna Prater is in season from March to October. The world-famous Ferris wheel and some other attractions are open all year round. Fairground for many, green oasis, a lot to experience and see and very good food :) from the apartment you are in a 5-minute walk or by tram in front of the door 1 to 2 minutes drive directly to the Praterstern.
Walking, jogging, cycling or even rickshaw riding - all of this is possible here.
Austria's first women's rally took place on Prater Hauptallee in 1848, followed by the Prater battle in which workers fought for more wages. The story of the women's run, which takes place here every year, began here. 45 years ago women were still banned from participating in long-distance races.
The route continues along the avenue to the Constantine Hill.
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Hauptallee
HauptalleeWalking, jogging, cycling or even rickshaw riding - all of this is possible here.
Austria's first women's rally took place on Prater Hauptallee in 1848, followed by the Prater battle in which workers fought for more wages. The story of the women's run, which takes place here every year, began here. 45 years ago women were still banned from participating in long-distance races.
The route continues along the avenue to the Constantine Hill.
WU Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien
The Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Vienna) was founded in 1898 and is one of the most modern business universities in Europe.
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15 NordbergstraßeWU Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien
The Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Vienna) was founded in 1898 and is one of the most modern business universities in Europe.
Taborstraße is one of the oldest streets in Vienna. Joseph Haydn was organist here, Johann Strauss father lived here. Monument to the important social reformer Julius Ofner, who coined the term “right to work”, is located here.
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Taborstraße
Taborstraße Taborstraße is one of the oldest streets in Vienna. Joseph Haydn was organist here, Johann Strauss father lived here. Monument to the important social reformer Julius Ofner, who coined the term “right to work”, is located here.
Has! Here you will find walks and shopping opportunities Culture - Lifestyle
the oldest preserved baroque complex in Vienna, the Augarten invites you to stroll and experience with its century history. The Augarten porcelain manufactory produces the finest handicrafts; every piece has been elaborately handcrafted for 300 years.
Obere Augartenstraße
Obere Augartenstraßethe oldest preserved baroque complex in Vienna, the Augarten invites you to stroll and experience with its century history. The Augarten porcelain manufactory produces the finest handicrafts; every piece has been elaborately handcrafted for 300 years.