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Landstraße, Vienna, Austria

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Culture4.7/5

Belvedere Palace

Belvedere Palace is the definition of Austrian opulence sprinkled with a generous pinch of flair. Just a hop, skip, and a jump away from Prinz-Eugen-Straße in Vienna, this majestic retreat will charm your socks off (literally, as you need to take them off inside!). Take a stroll through lush gardens, marvel at stunning Baroque architecture, and get your fill of jaw-dropping historical art. A true gem for art lovers and avid shoe enthusiasts alike!

Culture4.5/5

Lower Belvedere

Outdoor4.7/5

Belvedere-Schlossgarten

The Belvedere-Schlossgarten, nestled in Vienna, offers stunning baroque architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens, making it a perfect spot to appreciate art, history, and the city's breathtaking views.

Culture4/5

Belvedere 21

Landmark4.5/5

Hundertwasser House

Hundertwasser House in Vienna captivates with its vibrant, curvy facade and lush rooftop gardens, embodying the artist's philosophy of harmony between nature and architecture, making it a must-visit masterpiece of creative design.

Culture4.6/5

Kunst Haus Wien. Museum Hundertwasser

Welcome to Kunst Haus Wien, a hidden gem in Vienna! This quirky museum showcases the incredible works of the visionary artist Hundertwasser. Get ready to be blown away by his vibrant and unique creations that blend art with ecology. Don't forget to admire the iconic colorful facade and explore the lush gardens. A must-visit for art enthusiasts and Instagram addicts alike!

Landmark4.4/5

Hundertwasser Village

Culture4.5/5

Museum of Art Fakes

The Museum of Art Fakes in Vienna showcases an intriguing collection of expertly crafted forgeries, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the art world's deceptions and the fine line between authenticity and imitation.

Culture4.7/5

Remise - Transport Museum of Wiener Linien

Explore the Remise - Transport Museum of Wiener Linien, where the history of Vienna's public transport comes to life through interactive exhibits and vintage vehicles, making it a must-visit for transport enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Culture4.6/5

Museum of Military History

Shop4.3/5

Wien Mitte The Mall

Landmark4.7/5

Sankt Marxer Friedhof

Outdoor4.5/5

Swiss Garden

Eat$$$$4.7/5

ef16 Restaurant Weinbar

At ef16 Restaurant Weinbar, savor exquisite Austrian cuisine paired with a curated selection of fine wines, all set in a charming atmosphere that effortlessly blends modern elegance with traditional Viennese hospitality.

Eat$$$$$4.4/5

Steirereck

Steirereck in Vienna is a culinary gem known for its innovative Austrian cuisine, stunning setting in Stadtpark, and exceptional service, making it a must-visit for food enthusiasts seeking a memorable dining experience.

Cafe$$$4.3/5

Café & Restaurant Motto am Fluss

Welcome to Café & Restaurant Motto am Fluss, located on the picturesque Franz-Josefs-Kai in Vienna. This lively spot offers a delightful combination of delicious cuisine, stunning views of the river, and a vibrant atmosphere. Indulge in Austrian delicacies while sipping on refreshing drinks. Whether you're looking for a leisurely brunch or a lively dinner, Motto am Fluss guarantees a memorable experience. Come on down and let the good times flow!

Eat$$$4.3/5

Lugeck

Craving some tasty Austrian treats in Vienna? Look no further than Lugeck! This cozy restaurant in the heart of the city serves up traditional dishes with a modern twist. Don't miss out on their famous schnitzel or decadent strudel. Prost to a delicious dining experience at Lugeck!

Cafe$$$4.3/5

Kaffee Alt Wien

Looking for a caffeine fix in Vienna? Look no further than Kaffee Alt Wien! Nestled on Bäckerstraße, this charming coffee shop is the perfect spot to indulge in Viennese traditions. Sip on a delicious Melange while admiring the vintage decor. Don't forget to try their mouthwatering pastries – they're to die for! Your taste buds will thank you.

Stays

Stay$$$$4.5/5

The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna

The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna is located in 4 historic palaces in the centre of Vienna and combines luxury with contemporary design. A 24-hour room service is available. The most beautiful sights can be reached in a few minutes by foot and the hotel is the perfect starting point for exploring the city. After a day of sightseeing, guests can relax at The Ritz-Carlton Spa. It features the largest indoor pool in the center of Vienna with underwater music, a fitness room, separate saunas and steam baths for men and women, and three spa suites for spa treatments with Susanne Kaufmann products. The luxurious rooms and suites are air-conditioned and include free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a Geneva sound system with an iPod docking station. Each marble bathroom has a bath, shower, hairdryer, free toiletries, bathrobes and slippers. The Atmosphere Rooftop Bar, high above the rooftops of Vienna, offers exquisite cocktails and panoramic views during the summer season. Steaks from Austrian Dry Aged Beef combined with local produce and a wide selection of international wines are served at the Dstrikt Steakhouse Restaurant. The D-bar serves modern cocktails with a creative twist. The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna also offers a Club Lounge with private check-in, exclusive concierge service, airport transfer and unlimited champagne. Guests can enjoy culinary delights and drinks throughout the day. Popular sights such as the St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Hofburg can be reached within a few minutes by foot. The Schwarzenbergplatz Tram Stop (lines 2 and 71) is 200 metres away, and Stadtpark Metro Stop (line U4) is a 3-minute walk from The Ritz-Carlton, Vienna. The Vienna State Opera is 500 metres away.

Drink$$$$4.65/5

Hotel König von Ungarn

Vienna's oldest hotel is located directly in the city centre, only 50 metres away from Saint Stephen's Cathedral and in the immediate vicinity of many other sights. Free WiFi is available, and a parking garage can be found within 300 metres of the property (available for a surcharge). Founded in 1746, Hotel König von Ungarn (King of Hungary) first served as the guesthouse of the archbishop and is especially popular with cultural travellers and lovers of opera, concerts and theatre. All rooms are individually designed and charmingly furnished. The glass-covered interior courtyard invites to relax in a traditional ambience. Enjoy a diverse selection of refreshing aperitifs and cocktails at our Atrium Bar while you soak in the soothing ambiance of our oasis. Our bar offers a variety of small, warm snacks that perfectly complement your drinks, making your stay with us a delightful experience. A short walk of a few minutes takes you via St. Stephen's Square and Kärntner Straße to the State Opera. Stephansplatz Underground Station that connects to Line U1 and U3 can be reached within a 3-minute walk. The name was inspired by the Hungarian nobility, who used to stay here in the times of the empire. In the adjacent Mozart House, Mozart composed “The Marriage of Figaro”. Hotel König von Ungarn is mentioned in books by Sándor Márai and Julio Cortázar, among others.

Stay$$$$4.35/5

Hotel Daniel Vienna

Hotel Daniel Vienna - Smart Lifestyle Near City Centre Near City Center combines individual design with a location right next to Belvedere Palace and the Main Train Station. The in-house garage guarantees a pleasant arrival if you travel by car. International cuisine as well as homemade cakes and pastries can be enjoyed at The Bakery. The perfect place to rest your legs after exploring the city. Sustainability is a big topic that shows itself in various ways. Urban gardening, photovaltaic panels on the roof, in-house beehives and E-Parking spaces are some of them. Bikes and Vespa scooters can be rented on site - the perfect means of transport for pleasant sightseeing. The famous Ringstraße boulevard in the center of Vienna can also be reached on foot in 20 minutes or by tram line D in 10 minutes. Art lovers will discover a work of art by the famous Austrian artist Erwin Wurm on the hotel roof upon arrival.

Things To Do

5/5
3 h

Private Tour of the Kunsthistorisches Museum: Secrets of Masterpieces | Tickets included

The title of masterpiece gives a work of art a special status and if you are going to visit a museum for the first time, you want to see famous works by renowned masters. The Museum of the History of Art in Vienna has many paintings, gems and statues that count to the world famous masterpieces. They include paintings by Rembrandt, Cranach, Vermeer, Raphael and Caravaggio, sculptures by Canova, Gianbologna as well as works by ancient Greek and Roman artists. And you don't need experts to enjoy their works. This tour of the museum is for those who value both an aesthetic pleasure as well as an intellectual one. We will go through all the collections of one of the best art museums in the world and look at masterpieces from different perspectives to understand why this particular work, and not the neighbouring one, has made on the shortlist of must-see objects. To do this, we'll follow the museum's list of most valuable exhibits and I'll not only tell you their official histories and characteristics, I'll also explain how artists have used our cognition and clever self-promotion. We will also discuss the fickleness of worldly fame and the role of the spirit and the taste of the times. Among the major masterpieces we will break down in detail are Benvenuto Cellini's "Saliera", Raphael's "Madonna in the Meadow", Peter Brueghel's "The Tower of Babel" and "Hunters in the Snow", Caravaggio's "Madonna with Beads", Vermeer's "Allegory of Painting" as well as The Reserve Head from the Egyptian collection and Sarcophagus with Amazons from the Greek collection. On a tour with me you can not only enjoy the art, but also learn to navigate a little more in the intricacies of such a subtle matter as "genius".

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5/5
2 h

Private Tour of the Belvedere Palace with an Art Historian: "Pictures of Austrian Identities". Art & History Tour with Skip-the-line Tickets

How would you describe Vienna - the capital of culture? The birthplace of the waltz? The birthplace of psychoanalysis? All of these, and more, are true characteristics of the Austrian capital. The Genius Loci (spirit of place) is packed with details and you won't find them in quite as many places as in Belvedere. Do you want to discover what works of art from the different eras can tell you about the specific Austrian and Viennese identity? Then take a tour of the Belvedere and gain an insight into the different facets of the national character. In Gustav Klimt's golden "Judith" and "The Kiss" we can explore why female sexuality is the focus of medical interest in Vienna. The troubling mood of Egon Schiele's "Embrace" and "The Girl and Death" can also help us understand why this city became the birthplace of psychoanalysis. The ornate baroque decoration of the palace, the accent on the ancient heroic themes will explain the special imperial atmosphere of the city, in which the Viennese live and in which tourists so eagerly dive. And Ferdinand Waldmüller's pellucid paintings will try to enchant us by showing the famous "Viennese cosiness" and we have to make an effort to see what tragedies lie behind these well-marketed images. The gilding of medieval altars and Klimt's golden masterpieces, the sparks of intellectual life and Viennese humour that glimmer through the sombre paintings of Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka - what really makes this famous palace's collection shine? And what exactly shows us the true face of the (former imperial) capital? The answers to these questions await you in the galleries of Belvedere Palace.

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