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Mariahilf

Mariahilf, Vienna, Austria

Mariahilf

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Culture4.6/5

Haus des Meeres (House of the Sea)

Haus des Meeres in Vienna is an underwater wonderland housed in a former anti-aircraft tower. Explore the diverse marine life in over 40 exhibits, including a shark tank and tropical rainforest. Don't miss the rooftop terrace with panoramic city views. A must-visit for families and animal lovers!

Landmark4.7/5

Theater an der Wien

Renowned for its stunning architecture and rich history, Theater an der Wien offers a captivating blend of classic opera and innovative performances, making it a must-visit cultural gem in Vienna's vibrant arts scene.

Landmark4.7/5

Raimund Theater

Culture4.6/5

Bezirksmuseum Mariahilf

Culture4.5/5

Wien Museum Haydnhaus

At Wien Museum Haydnhaus, you can explore the former residence of composer Joseph Haydn, where his innovative music was crafted, immersing yourself in the rich cultural history that shaped classical music.

Culture4.3/5

Kaffeemuseum Wien

Culture4.4/5

Sanitärmuseum

Shop4.3/5

Kaufhaus Gerngross

Step into shopping heaven at Kaufhaus Gerngross on Mariahilfer Str. This iconic department store in Vienna offers a wide range of trendy fashion, accessories, and souvenirs. Explore multiple floors filled with luxury brands and affordable finds. Don't miss the top-floor restaurant with stunning views of the city! Shop 'til you drop in style.

Transport4.2/5

Wien Westbahnhof

Shop4.6/5

Luv the shop

Outdoor4.5/5

Esterházypark

Culture4.7/5

Catholic Church Mariahilf

Nestled in Vienna's vibrant 6th district, the stunning Catholic Church Mariahilf is a hidden gem! With its striking Baroque architecture, soaring ceiling frescoes, and charming altar, this church invites visitors to pause and admire its beauty. Don’t miss the serene atmosphere—perfect for a peaceful escape amidst your city adventures. Snap a photo or light a candle!

Culture5/5

museum in progress

Landmark4.9/5

Rahlstiege

Shop4.6/5

wolfmich

Cafe$$$4.4/5

IF DOGS RUN FREE

Nestled in the heart of Vienna, IF DOGS RUN FREE is a dog lover's paradise! This quirky shop on Gumpendorfer Str. is bursting with paw-some treats, toys, and stylish accessories for our furry friends. With its vibrant energy and wagging tails, this place is a must-visit for any pet parent exploring Austria's capital. Woof-tastic!

Drink$$$4.3/5

Travel Shack Vienna

Welcome to Travel Shack in Vienna! Located on Mariahilfer Gürtel, this funky hostel offers budget-friendly accommodation for adventurous spirits. With cozy dorms and friendly staff, it's the perfect base for exploring the city's sights and sounds. Don't miss the communal BBQ nights and beer pong tournaments. Get ready for a memorable stay!

Cafe$$$4/5

Café Sperl

Welcome to Café Sperl - a charming Viennese coffeehouse where locals and tourists alike gather to soak in the classic ambience. Indulge in a creamy cappuccino alongside a slice of Sachertorte while surrounded by elegant decor and the sound of chatter and laughter. Truly a must-visit spot in Vienna!

Cafe$$$4.5/5

Drechsler Wienzeile

Cafe$$$4.6/5

phil - Café, bookshop & bar

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.

$229.26
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