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4.7 Average rating
Vienna stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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Vienna's top spots, include St. Stephen's Cathedral, Schönbrunn Palace, and Naschmarkt
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Effortless Elegance in the Historic 9th District of Vienna
We just finished the apartment October 1st, 2017. Spacious apartment bright clean and newly refurbished in historic Viennese building. Apartment consists if large entryway with small balcony, 2 very large bedrooms with locked doors, living room, TV, Internet, Bose „SoundTouch 10“, bathroom with washer and dryer , fully equipped kitchen with table for 6. Peaceful, comfortable and quiet on side street. Grocery store , post office, drug store shops and restaurants all just 1 minute away. Buses, trams and subways all close by. 20 minute walk to the St. Stephan Cathedral. Prestigious 9th district with Freud Museum 10 minutes away. Palace Liechtenstein 5 minutes (URL HIDDEN) much to see and do! This apartment is in an urban area in the 9th district of Vienna, famous for elegant living. It’s just a 4-minute walk to the magnificent Liechtenstein Palace and park. RING Strasse is nearby where all the historic jewels of Vienna can be found. There is public transport nearby: Underground Line U2 Bus 40a Tramway Line D, 38, 41, 42 NEW !!! CITY TAX !!! Please be informed that due to new regulations in Vienna, we are obliged by law to collect a city tax from our guests. We will need to charge 3,2% of your accommodation costs including the cleaning fee. Unfortunately, the tax cannot be collected directly over Airbnb and therefore needs to be paid at the check-in in cash. Please be so kind and prepare the amount in Euros. We will provide you with a receipt for the city tax at the check-in. We apologize for the inconvenience but this newly introduced law must be adhered to. We thank you for your understanding and if you require any further Information do not hesitate to ask.
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Sunny & Stylish | Top Location, King Bed & Balcony
Step into the comfort of your stylish, sun-soaked rooftop apartment, with outstanding facilities in central Vienna. Just a few steps away from the vibrant Radetzkyplatz & Danube River, the apartment promises an urban retreat, walking distance to the city's best restaurants, stores, attractions & landmarks. Authentic Vienna living at its best! ✔ King Bed + Sofa Bed ✔ Open-Plan Living Area ✔ Fully Equipped Kitchen ✔ Private Balcony ✔ Smart TV ✔ High-Speed Wi-Fi ✔ Air Conditioning Read more ↓
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Grand Apartment in Otto Wagner Palais / Breakfast
Stay in your own authentic and grand Viennese apartment in the historic Otto Wagner Wundsam Palace right between parliament and townhall. 206 m² for up to 10 guests. Enjoy the two independently workable wings connected by a private entrance hall. Ideal for families, friends or colleagues traveling together. Original etched glass, generous rooms, easy self check-in and breakfast delivery complete the experience. Hotel-grade linens, plush bathrobes, and a fresh breakfast bag to your door.
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Spacious apartment with patio
This brand new apartment is located in the vibrant 5th district of Vienna. It's stylish and spacious with 160 m2 surface plus a patio of 20 m2 and a separate small inner yard (12 m2), both exclusive for use by the guests at the apartment. U4 Pilgramgasse subway station is just a few min. walk. Bus 59a stops 50 meters from the building and takes you directly to the historical city center and the Opera. Naschmarkt and Mariahilfer Straße as well as main sightseeing are within walking distance.
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Große Zwei-Zimmer-Apartments mit Blick auf den Dom
In der Pension Sacher - Apartments am Stephansplatz hat jedes der drei gemütlichen großen Zwei-Zimmer-Apartments eine persönliche Note. Wir können kein bestimmtes Apartment zusagen. Alle bieten einen beeindruckenden Blick auf den Stephansdom. Diese Apartments sind zwischen 58 m² und 60 m² groß und verfügen über Vorzimmer mit voll eingerichteter Küche, Badezimmer, Sat-TV, Mobiltelefon sowie Klimatisierung. Die Reinigung erfolgt täglich vormittags an Werktagen und ist im Preis inbegriffen.
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Luminuos artist penthouse
Luminous artist penthouse, located in the scenic 7th District. This flat features a unique selection of vintage pieces, custom-designed furniture and art-works, curated and created by the owners themselves. Sprawled across three floors, the flat comfortably houses up to five people, and features a lovely two-tier terrace with a spectacular 360 degree view of Vienna and its historic rooftops. Quiet and idyllic, vibrant and homey, this centrally located gem is a rare find. Garage included!
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Vienna 1900 Apartment
Have you ever dreamed of spending your holidays by living in the belle epoque era for a few days? An era in the late 19th century in which Vienna was capital of the famous Austro-Hungarian empire and was home to many of the world’s leading artists, scientists, scholars and adventurers. We can offer you a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a belle-epoque experience in Vienna! Check out a videopresentation of the apartment on Youtube by searching for : V1I9E0N0NA Apa
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Apartment with Balcony (yellow)
The apartment is located in a building designed by the renowned architect Ernst Hiesmayr, directly adjacent to the park of the Theresianum, the former summer residence of Empress Maria Theresa. The apartment itself, like all the other apartments in the building, has been newly renovated to meet modern standards. In addition, a designer and artist has been brought in to breathe a pleasant degree of design and liveliness into the apartments.
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Apartment by Praterstern 38
Very bright spacious apartment, located on the sunny side of the building and also is in walking distance to the Danube. Very calm, family place:) There are 2 separate bedrooms and a living room with sofa with bed-function. Apartment is 5 min away from city center (Stephansplatz) using public transport. Also there is a direct train from airport right in houses neighborhood. All grocery stores are in 1 min walkway. (Billa, Spar)
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Numa | 1 Bedroom Apartment
This comfortable apartment offers 45 m² of space for up to 2 people. The bedroom with double bed (180x200), the living room with smart TV and dining table and the modern bathroom with shower make this stay a perfect way to experience Vienna. The room also offers a fully equipped kitchen with sustainable coffee and tea facilities and a washing machine. Here you’ll have everything you need for maximum comfort and minimal stress.
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Big Plush Pad + Balcony
Experience the perfect blend of comfort and space in our Big Plush Pad , offering 21-34 square meters of well-appointed living area. This upgraded option provides a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, stove, microwave, and essential amenities, ensuring an enjoyable and convenient stay for our guests.
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delightful sunbathed city-apartment
Fully equipped 2.000 sq ft. apartment (194m²) with beautiful parquet flooring and high ceilings on the 3rd floor of a typical 19th century building in the heart of Vienna _easy parking in garage within 5 min walking _ excellent shopping&dining&sightseeing, all in walking distance.
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What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Vienna
Find unforgettable activities and unique points of interest near you. Our hosts share their favorite things to do and must-visit places to see in Vienna.
Prater
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At Prater you can ride the historic Giant Ferris Wheel for wide city views, try fast roller coasters, ghost trains, bumper cars, carousels, shooting galleries, a 117-meter chair-o-plane, and an indoor rollercoaster. Explore Madame Tussauds, the Fly Board “flight over Vienna,” a 5D cinema ride, the Liliputbahn miniature train, the planetarium, and the Prater Museum. Between rides, eat hearty traditional dishes at Schweizerhaus, including its famous Stelze. Then unwind in the vast green park and along the tree-lined Hauptallee, ideal for walking, running, cycling, and picnics.






St. Stephen's Cathedral
Iconic Gothic cathedral featuring intricate tilework, panoramic tower views, and historic tombs
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Inside St. Stephen’s Cathedral, explore Vienna’s most important Gothic church, with its baroque interiors, bejewelled relics, holy books, and tombs of figures like Emperor Friedrich III and Prince Eugene of Savoy. Climb the 343 steps of the South Tower to the Türmer Stube for panoramic views, or take the elevator up the North Tower to see the massive Pummerin bell and the patterned, colorful tiled roof up close. Join a guided tour into the historic catacombs to discover underground burial sites and Habsburg-era rituals. Afterwards, step straight out into the largely car-free historic city center for a relaxed walk among surrounding streets.






Donauinsel
Recreational island offering cycling, swimming, festivals, and scenic walking paths
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On Donauinsel you can swim from free river beaches, lie in the sun on big meadows, and cool off at the family-friendly bathing areas and huge water playground. Spend the day biking, jogging, inline skating, rollerblading, or walking along the flat, car-free paths, then relax with a picnic or barbecue in dedicated grill areas. Try beach bars, seasonal restaurants, and riverside spots for a drink while you watch sunset over Vienna’s skyline. In summer, come for concerts and large open-air festivals like the Donauinselfest.






Museumsquartier Wien
Vibrant cultural hub with museums, art spaces, and lively events
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Inside MuseumsQuartier Wien you can dive into major museums like the Leopold Museum with its Klimt and Schiele works, MUMOK’s modern art, Kunsthalle Wien, and the ZOOM children’s museum, plus shows, festivals, and performances in Halle E+G. Wander the courtyards, browse the MQ Shop or bookstore, then settle into cafés, bars, or restaurants to watch the lively plaza with its free lounge chairs. It’s a big car-free space to chill, day or night, with a strong creative, urban vibe. If you leave through the back exit, you can also visit KUNSTWERKSTATT on Siebensterngasse 16 for handmade fashion, accessories, and art.






Belvedere Palace
Baroque palace with gardens, showcasing Austrian art, including Klimt's The Kiss
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At Belvedere Palace you can explore two Baroque palaces, Upper and Lower Belvedere, filled with more than 800 years of Austrian and Viennese art. See Gustav Klimt’s “The Kiss” and the world’s largest collection of his paintings, alongside key works by Egon Schiele, Oskar Kokoschka, Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, and Viennese modernism. Wander through ceremonial halls, the Orangery, and former stables turned gallery spaces. Outside, stroll the Baroque gardens and, in season, browse the tranquil Christmas Village with handicrafts and local food.






Augarten
Historic baroque park featuring lush gardens, WWII flak towers, and the renowned Augarten Porcelain Factory
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In Augarten you can stroll the city’s oldest preserved baroque park, picnic on wide lawns, or relax in the shade of chestnut, lime, ash, and maple avenues. Explore the Augarten Porcelain Manufactory, browse the collection, and pick up handmade souvenirs. Notice the imposing WWII flak towers, which stand as concrete reminders of the city’s history. Families can use several playgrounds and a children’s swimming pool, then finish with a drink or meal in the on-site beer gardens and restaurants, or at summer open-air cinema and concerts.






Apartment rentals in Vienna

New penthouse apartment with private terrace
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Stillvolles Apartment (Balkon)
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THE77 Ida
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Supreme Art Suite - Central Vienna
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Vienna West Hills Apartment & Pool, Secret Escape
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"Family" apartment
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"The Flowers Vienna - Iris"
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Visit Museums from an Arty Apartment in the Design District
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Home rentals in Vienna

Melange in the Vienna Woods
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luxurious house, 21 min to center, free parking
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Sissi's garden house: distance - green tranquility - carport
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Spacious townhouse on Kutschkermarkt
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House with garden - quiet location - in the 19th district
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Family paradise on the outskirts
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Villa for You! Superb Residential Area
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Leo 12 / the mid-century villa with garden
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Villa rentals in Vienna

House Free parking, Garden, Balcony Terrace
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Entire house with garden near Vienna!
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Beautiful house with pool and view over Vienna
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Villa Donau | Parking | Sauna | Whirlpool
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Modern Villa With Stunning City View
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Villa | Luxury | Pool | Garden | Sauna | AC
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Premium living in a peaceful urban green setting
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Dream villa with vineyard view!
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When is the best time to visit Vienna?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $95 | $88 | $92 | $105 | $116 | $104 | $102 | $102 | $103 | $103 | $102 | $135 |
| Avg. temp | 34°F | 37°F | 44°F | 54°F | 60°F | 68°F | 70°F | 70°F | 62°F | 51°F | 43°F | 35°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Vienna?
Vienna has diverse neighborhoods for exploring—Innere Stadt is known for historic sites, Leopoldstadt features vibrant markets, and Neubau is often suggested for creative shops and a lively atmosphere. You can find family-friendly and pet-inclusive options across central and residential areas.
What are the best things to do in Vienna with kids?
Families frequently visit Schönbrunn Palace for its gardens and zoo, explore interactive exhibits at the Technisches Museum, or discover Prater Park's Giant Ferris Wheel. Many parks and themed museums are designed for curious young explorers.
What are some of the best things to do in Vienna?
Explore historic sites like Hofburg Palace, admire art at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, and stroll through the Naschmarkt for local flavors. Visitors often attend classical music performances and discover elegant parks around the city.
How is the weather in Vienna?
Vienna experiences cold winters, with temperatures near 30–39°F (-1–4°C), and mild summers around 58–80°F (15–26°C). Spring and autumn bring comfortable, changeable weather, so layering is useful throughout the year.
What are the best places to visit in Vienna?
Visitors frequently explore St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Belvedere Palace, and the Vienna State Opera, while the MuseumsQuartier invites those interested in art and culture. Schönbrunn Palace and its gardens are also often suggested.
What are some hiking trails in Vienna?
Vienna has scenic trails near the Vienna Woods, around Kahlenberg for panoramic views, and through the Prater's green spaces. Paths vary from gentle park strolls to hilly routes, combining nature with cityscapes.
What are some family activities we can do in Vienna?
Families often explore interactive museums like the Zoom Kindermuseum, visit Tiergarten Schönbrunn, or enjoy playgrounds in Stadtpark. A ride on the Giant Ferris Wheel at Prater Park is another favorite experience.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Vienna?
Vienna has several frequently suggested day trip destinations, including the Wachau Valley, known for its scenic vineyards and historic towns, Melk Abbey with its baroque architecture, and Lake Neusiedl, popular for nature and wine experiences. Travelers often explore castles, riverside villages, and local markets around these areas.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Vienna?
Vienna has pet-friendly vacation rentals in many neighborhoods, with Grün areas like around Prater and Donauinsel often suggested for outdoor walks. Always check specific house rules before booking to ensure your pet’s needs are met.
What are some local tips for visiting Vienna?
Explore Vienna’s markets for fresh produce and local treats, use public transport for easy access to attractions, and try a traditional coffeehouse experience. Locals often stroll parks and enjoy riverside paths, especially in warmer months.
What is Vienna known for?
Vienna is known for its imperial architecture, classical music heritage, and vibrant coffeehouse culture. The city has a tradition of art, opera, and seasonal markets, blending rich history with contemporary creativity.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Vienna?
Discover lesser-known districts like Spittelberg, enjoy the whimsical Hundertwasserhaus, or wander the courtyards of the MuseumsQuartier. Small galleries and historic backstreets reveal Vienna’s quieter charms.
What are the best foods to try in Vienna?
Vienna’s cuisine features Wiener schnitzel, Sachertorte chocolate cake, and Apfelstrudel. Hearty soups and traditional coffee blends are frequently suggested dishes in local restaurants and cafés.
What should I bring for a trip to Vienna?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for cobblestone streets, layers for changing weather, and a light rain jacket. For winter travel, warm coats, gloves, and scarves are recommended due to colder temperatures.
What is the nightlife in Vienna like?
Vienna has lively nightlife with music venues, relaxed bars, and late-night restaurants—areas like Neubau and Leopoldstadt are often suggested for variety. The city features classical performances alongside casual clubs and local pubs.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Vienna?
Vienna hosts the Vienna Ball season in winter, Wiener Festwochen for arts in late spring, and frequent Christmas markets with local crafts and foods. The Donauinselfest music festival draws crowds during early summer.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Vienna?
Vienna has family-friendly rentals in central, residential, and park-adjacent neighborhoods such as Innere Stadt, Landstraße, and Hietzing. Many options feature extra space or amenities for young travelers.
When is the best time to visit Vienna?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for their milder temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer draws visitors for outdoor events, while winter’s snowy charm brings festive markets and seasonal celebrations.
All about Vienna
A city brimming with culture and history, Vienna is home to stately buildings, beautiful gardens, and more than 100 museums, with classical music at its heart. Austria’s capital gave birth to the world’s greatest composers, and today the Viennese Philharmonic and the Vienna Symphonic Orchestra are among the most famous musical ensembles that call this city home. The city stages more than 15,000 musical events every year, with concerts and operas to enjoy almost every day of the week.
The city’s most impressive buildings include Schönbrunn Palace, the lavish former royal residence; Hofburg Palace, the largest palace complex in the world; and the opulent St. Stephen’s Cathedral. At the Kunsthistorisches Museum, you can see the world’s richest coin collection, while the Leopold Museum is Vienna’s finest art museum, and the MUMOK offers one of Europe’s most extensive contemporary art collections.
Along with music and culture, drinking good coffee in a traditional coffee house is an important part of everyday life in Vienna. Local favorites include a Wiener Melange (similar to a cappuccino) or a Mozart Café — a double espresso with whipped cream and sherry brandy. The Viennese believe that coffee is best enjoyed with a pastry, like an apple strudel, a Sacher torte (a Viennese chocolate cake), or a Kaiserschmarrn (a fluffy shredded pancake).
What are the top things to do in Vienna?
Schönbrunn Palace
This former royal summer residence is a UNESCO World Heritage site of cultural importance. Dating back to the 17th century, it boasts an extravagant 1,441 rooms, and a tour inside allows you to visit 45 lavishly furnished interiors befitting Austrian royalty. Outside, the sprawling palace grounds offer beautiful gardens with rows of flowers, a hedge maze, and the Neptune Fountain. The Gloriette, which is situated high above, offers amazing views of the entire palace complex and beyond.
St. Stephen’s Cathedral
Built in the 12th century, this immense Gothic Cathedral is the most important church in Austria. The impressive baroque interior houses many treasures, including priceless jewels and holy books, as well as the tombs of Viennese luminaries. When inside, look up and notice the intricately patterned main roof with hundreds of colored tiles. You can climb the 343 steps to the top of its tower, where you’ll be rewarded with amazing views of the city.
Wurstelprater
A visit to this historic amusement park is free, and here you can ride its iconic landmark — the 213-foot-high Wiener Riesenrad — one of the oldest Ferris wheels in the world, for a fee. You’ll enjoy beautiful views of the city and the River Danube as you reach the top, with many other rides, games, and attractions, including a waxworks display. There are also food stalls and a famous traditional Viennese restaurant that’s known for its pork knuckles.
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