Jardines de Belvedere

The Belvedere View is Vienna‘s best and the and the palace is a good example for Baroque.

20 minutes

Ringstrasse (Pass By)

A scenic tram-ride along the “Golden Mile” of the Ring boulevard, past the Soviet Monument, Staatsoper, Mueseum Quarter to Rathausplatz.

Rathausplatz

Rathausplatz Rathausplatz is surrounded by city hall, university, Burgtheater and Freud’s favorite café. There in summer you’ll find the food & music film festival, before Christmas the largest of Vienna’s many Christmas markets followed by the “Ice Dream”

15 minutes

Volksgarten (Pass By)

The Temple of Theseus, Parliament, City Hall and Burgtheater are elements of one of the most impressive historic City Panoramas.

Osterreichisches Parlament

The Austrian parliament built in neo-Hellenistic style features a number of symbols waiting to be deciphered.

10 minutes

Heldenplatz (Pass By)

The newest of the Hofburg courtyards is dominated by two outstanding statues of horsemen and yes, the notorious “Hitler balcony”.

The Hofburg (Pass By)

For 650 years the ruler’s residence first the Dukes of Austria, then the Emperors of the Holy Roman Empire and finally the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Only the Vatican palace has more continuity!

Goldenes Quartier Vienna (Pass By)

Amidst the ubiquitous chain-shops like Prada, Chanel, Cartier, Gucci, D&G, Tiffani – the “Schwarze Kameel” is a real jewel from the early 1900ies. Here Viennese enjoy an after work get to gather – happy to pay full price!

Graben and Kohlmarkt (Pass By)

Connecting the Hofburg Palace and St. Stephen’s Cathedral those are the most prestigious streets of the Inner City, and it shows.

Colonna Della Peste (Pestsaule) (Pass By)

Best of its kind in Central Europe, it’s a good example for the struggle of religions in the 1600 and 1700-hundreds. – Let’s unlock the story!

Stephansplatz

The St. Stefan-Cathedral is am marvel in itself – but, is it just a manmade rock of faith? Let’s decipher some of its massages!

15 minutes