An iconic Gothic cathedral and symbol of Vienna, known for its intricate architecture, colorful tiled roof, and stunning views from its South Tower. Visitors can explore its catacombs and admire its artistic interior.
A sprawling imperial complex that served as the residence of the Habsburg dynasty. It now houses the Austrian President's offices, museums, the Spanish Riding School, and the Imperial Treasury. The Sisi Museum offers insights into the life of Empress Elisabeth.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and magnificent Baroque palace that was the summer residence of the Habsburgs. Visitors can tour opulent rooms, stroll through vast gardens, and visit the world’s oldest zoo, Tiergarten Schönbrunn.
A stunning Baroque landmark consisting of Upper and Lower Belvedere palaces. It houses an impressive art collection, including Gustav Klimt’s famous painting 'The Kiss,' and features breathtaking gardens.
A historical square outside Hofburg Palace, significant for many important events in Austrian history. It offers excellent views of surrounding landmarks like the Parliament Building and City Hall.
A striking Baroque monument on Graben Street commemorating the victims of the plague in 1679. Its intricate sculptures and religious symbolism make it an artistic highlight in the city center.
A historic building renowned for its architectural beauty and cultural importance. It is one of the leading opera houses in the world. Guided tours offer insights into its history.
A vast cemetery that is the final resting place of famous composers like Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, and members of the Strauss family. Known for its beautiful tombstones and sculptures, it is a unique and fascinating place to visit.
A stunning Baroque church with a large dome, featuring frescoes and panoramic views of Vienna. Visitors can take a lift to admire the artwork up close.
A whimsical apartment building designed by artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Its colorful and artistic design contrasts with Vienna’s traditional architecture.
