Museum of Fine Arts Vienna

Also known as the Kunsthistorisches Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts is the twin of... More

MuseumsQuartier

The complex includes the Architekturzentrum Wien; the Leopold Museum; the Museum Moderner Kunst; the Kunsthalle... More

Naschmarkt

Stick to the northern end for farmer produce and fancy offerings, including Gegenbauer, with casks... More

Natural History Museum

Originally commissioned by Emperor Franz Josef I of Austria-Hungary to house the Habsburgs' vast art collection,... More

Olympiaworld

Olympic Pedigree: Dating back to the 1935 World Championships, the track in Igls also hosted... More

Onyx Bar

Situated on the sixth floor of the Do & Co Hotel, the space has windows... More

Pollerhof Estate

Erwin Poller will arrange picnic-style lunches of regional cheeses, cured meats, pickled walnuts, and the... More

Prater Amusement Park

Although world famous, the Riesenrad isn't the only thing consistently drawing crowds to Vienna's amusement... More

Reikersdorfer Family Farm

Take a vinegar tasting at this picturesque farm with hikers seated outside on benches by... More

Schönbrunn Palace

The Hapsburgs’ former summer residence.... More

Seppelbauer

Head to the 10 a.m. hard-cider and schnapps tasting at Seppelbauer, in the Mostviertel, the... More

Staatsoper

Centrally located in Vienna's Innere Stadt district, the Wiener Staatsoper is one of the city's... More

Tanzschule Elmayer Dance School

The Tanzschule Elmayer Dance School was established in 1919 by Willy Elmayer von Vestenbrugg, a... More

Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary

Francesca von Habsburg’s exhibition space.... More

Unger Und Klein

Helmuth Unger's unpretentious wine store and bar started out strictly as bottle shop. Today, wine... More

Vienna Philharmonic

Tickets for the New Year's concert are awarded by lottery a year in advance.... More

Vis-a-Vis

The first in Vienna to offer wines by the glass (a Riedl glass, anyone?) this... More

Weingut Wieninger

Wiener Staatsoper

Wimmer-Czerny