Discover top sights and shopping streets in Vienna
Only a few steps separate you from popular attractions such as the City Hall, Volksgarten, Sigmund Freud Museum, and the Burgtheater. The heart of the old town with all the major sights including St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the Imperial Treasuries is just a few minutes’ walk away. Treat yourself to something special during a visit to Vienna’s shopping streets: Graben, Kohlmarkt, or Kärntner Straße. Hop on the underground, tram, or bus to see Vienna’s other cultural highlights such as Schönbrunn Palace, or the picturesque rolling hills of the vineyards and woods on the outskirts of town.
Be sure to also download a free audio guide to hear exciting anecdotes of the Grätzl. Thanks to our selection of insider tips, your Vienna adventure will begin where conventional travel guides end, with exclusive insights into the 'Vienna of the Viennese' and the lives of their famous companions, from Falco to Empress Elisabeth.
Explore attractions
Belvedere Palace
1.88 mi / 3.02 km from the hotel
Belvedere Palace is a historical landmark in Vienna dating back to the 18th century. Visit this iconic attraction and enjoy the fantastic architecture, peaceful gardens, and the unique on-site museum.
Vienna State Opera
0.93 mi / 1.49 km from the hotel
Regarded as one of the most prestigious opera houses in the world, Vienna's opera house makes for an enjoyable night out.
St Stephen’s Cathedral
0.84 mi / 1.36 km from the hotel
Established in 1147, St Stephen’s Cathedral is one of the best-known Gothic cathedrals in the world, and one of Vienna’s most recognizable symbols thanks to its iconic multicolored roof tiles. Visitors can climb the 343 steps of the tower room and take in magnificent views across Vienna.
Café Central
0.46 mi / 0.73 km from the hotel
With its famous past customers including Sigmund Freud and Leon Trotsky, this timeless and elegant café allows you to experience authentic Viennese hospitality.
Rathaus & Rathauspark
0.18 mi / 0.29 km from the hotel
The 19th century Rathaus, or City Hall, is the meeting place of the provincial and city government. Designed by Friedrich von Schmidt, the impressive Neo-Gothic style building towers majestically over the beautiful landscape of the 400,000 square meter Rathauspark.