Open year-round, your Tiergarten Schönbrunn tickets offer an amazing array of animals; you'll see 700 different species, from ants to zebras! Some of the zoo's most popular residents include giant pandas from China, Siberian tigers, koalas, polar bears, African elephants, lions, penguins, as well as rare, endangered Austrian species. Not only can you use your Tiergarten Schönbrunn tickets for recreation, but visitors can also learn more about nature and wildlife conservation at this unique animal attraction. Tiergarten Schönbrunn tickets are the perfect complement to a day at the sprawling Schönbrunn Palace complex – a UNESCO-listed location with a long and fascinating history. The zoo itself was founded in 1752, by the Holy Roman Emperor at the time, Francis I. Despite being the oldest zoo in the world, Tiergarten Schönbrunn features some of the most modern facilities found in any zoo around the world, adding to its unique charm.
You can stick to the grand, café-lined promenades of Vienna. But off the tourist trail, there's plenty more to see. This day's excursion takes you from Vienna to postcard-perfect Wachau, along the famous Danube River. In winter, you'll have lunch and an extended look around Krems and Dürnstein. In summer, embark on a boat ride down the Danube to see the best of the valley from the water.
Music. Power. Glory. War. As the center of the Ottoman Empire and the former home of Freud and Mozart among others, Vienna has been through a lot. And with this time travel experience, you'll get to experience it all.
Visit Klosterneuburg Abbey and explore more than nine centuries of history. Located just outside Vienna, the abbey remains an active religious, pastoral, scientific, cultural, and economic center run by the Augustinian Canons. Your visit begins in the Treasure Chamber, filled with precious artworks and historical objects. From May to November, you can also visit the annual exhibition. On weekends and public holidays, the Abbey Museum is open to visitors. Continue through the Marble Hall, which was once used by members of the Habsburg family. Guided tours of Klosterneuburg Abbey are available throughout the day in German. An audio guide is available in 14 languages, making it easy to follow the tour and learn more about the abbey's history and collections. Join the guided winery tour in the afternoon to learn about Austria’s oldest winery, walk through the Baroque cellar, and enjoy a wine tasting.
Open year-round, your Tiergarten Schönbrunn tickets offer an amazing array of animals; you'll see 700 different species, from ants to zebras! Some of the zoo's most popular residents include giant pandas from China, Siberian tigers, koalas, polar bears, African elephants, lions, penguins, as well as rare, endangered Austrian species. Not only can you use your Tiergarten Schönbrunn tickets for recreation, but visitors can also learn more about nature and wildlife conservation at this unique animal attraction. Tiergarten Schönbrunn tickets are the perfect complement to a day at the sprawling Schönbrunn Palace complex – a UNESCO-listed location with a long and fascinating history. The zoo itself was founded in 1752, by the Holy Roman Emperor at the time, Francis I. Despite being the oldest zoo in the world, Tiergarten Schönbrunn features some of the most modern facilities found in any zoo around the world, adding to its unique charm.
You can stick to the grand, café-lined promenades of Vienna. But off the tourist trail, there's plenty more to see. This day's excursion takes you from Vienna to postcard-perfect Wachau, along the famous Danube River. In winter, you'll have lunch and an extended look around Krems and Dürnstein. In summer, embark on a boat ride down the Danube to see the best of the valley from the water.
Music. Power. Glory. War. As the center of the Ottoman Empire and the former home of Freud and Mozart among others, Vienna has been through a lot. And with this time travel experience, you'll get to experience it all.
Visit Klosterneuburg Abbey and explore more than nine centuries of history. Located just outside Vienna, the abbey remains an active religious, pastoral, scientific, cultural, and economic center run by the Augustinian Canons. Your visit begins in the Treasure Chamber, filled with precious artworks and historical objects. From May to November, you can also visit the annual exhibition. On weekends and public holidays, the Abbey Museum is open to visitors. Continue through the Marble Hall, which was once used by members of the Habsburg family. Guided tours of Klosterneuburg Abbey are available throughout the day in German. An audio guide is available in 14 languages, making it easy to follow the tour and learn more about the abbey's history and collections. Join the guided winery tour in the afternoon to learn about Austria’s oldest winery, walk through the Baroque cellar, and enjoy a wine tasting.
Watch Light of Creation, a 30-minute light show at Vienna's Votivkirche inspired by Genesis. This program uses advanced technology to tell the ancient story in the church surrounded by historical architecture. See the creation of the universe in six acts: light's appearance to life's growth. Projection technology changes the church with light, color, and sound. Listen to music composed for the show, from the sounds of the Big Bang to key moments. Note the mix of old architecture with modern tech.
And now for something _wheely_ different in Vienna. Get high above the Austrian capital for a whole new perspective on the city's awesome architecture, and the Danube. This smartphone ticket gets you one ride on Vienna's skyline-stealing Giant Ferris Wheel.
This guide ranks 25+ things to do in Vienna by visit priority, grouped across the Innere Stadt, Schönbrunn, the MuseumsQuartier and the Prater, and links out to all 24 ViennaHotels.com deep-dive guides plus top-rated bookable tours. Headline prices: Schönbrunn Imperial Tour about €22, Kunsthistorisches Museum €18, State Opera standing room from €15.
The Vienna Woods cover around 1,000 square kilometers and offer over 300 kilometers of marked hiking trails. Prater Park’s Giant Ferris Wheel, built in 1897, charges €12.50 per ride, while guided Danube kayaking tours typically cost €45 for a two-hour session.
The Hofburg Palace, Vienna’s former imperial residence since 1279, covers 240,000 square meters and includes the Imperial Apartments and the Sisi Museum. Tickets cost €15, and the Kunsthistorisches Museum nearby houses over 1.2 million artworks, with entry priced at €18 for adults.
This guide ranks 25+ things to do in Vienna by visit priority, grouped across the Innere Stadt, Schönbrunn, the MuseumsQuartier and the Prater, and links out to all 24 ViennaHotels.com deep-dive guides plus top-rated bookable tours. Headline prices: Schönbrunn Imperial Tour about €22, Kunsthistorisches Museum €18, State Opera standing room from €15.
The Vienna Woods cover around 1,000 square kilometers and offer over 300 kilometers of marked hiking trails. Prater Park’s Giant Ferris Wheel, built in 1897, charges €12.50 per ride, while guided Danube kayaking tours typically cost €45 for a two-hour session.
The Hofburg Palace, Vienna’s former imperial residence since 1279, covers 240,000 square meters and includes the Imperial Apartments and the Sisi Museum. Tickets cost €15, and the Kunsthistorisches Museum nearby houses over 1.2 million artworks, with entry priced at €18 for adults.
Vienna's culinary scene blends traditional Austrian dishes with international flavors. find the best restaurants to try Wiener Schnitzel, Sachertorte, and more.
Went with my partner and we were a bit tired from the day but the music really lifted us up. The Golden Hall is something else—so grand and the acoustics were just right.
Used this self-guided tour with my friend on a sunny afternoon. Our 'guide' Leo kept the info fun and there were some neat little quizzes that made it less boring.
Done this cruise with my wife and toddler. We went early morning which was good because it wasn’t too hot and not too crowded. The MS Vienna was comfy enough and we got some cool pics of the skyline.
Went with my partner and we were a bit tired from the day but the music really lifted us up. The Golden Hall is something else—so grand and the acoustics were just right.
Used this self-guided tour with my friend on a sunny afternoon. Our 'guide' Leo kept the info fun and there were some neat little quizzes that made it less boring.
Done this cruise with my wife and toddler. We went early morning which was good because it wasn’t too hot and not too crowded. The MS Vienna was comfy enough and we got some cool pics of the skyline.
