Vienna, Austria
Things to do in Vienna
Everything in the Atlas for Vienna: places to see and things to do, in one list.
Schönbrunn Palace
1,441 rooms, a park that is free to walk, and a zoo founded in 1752 that is the oldest still operating anywhere.
Kunsthistorisches Museum
The Habsburg collection, which means the largest group of Bruegels in existence and a room of Vermeer, Velázquez and Caravaggio that would be a national museum anywhere else.
Stephansdom
The tiled roof is the thing: 230,000 glazed tiles in a chevron pattern, laid as a double eagle on one side and the city arms on the other.
Naschmarkt
A kilometre and a half of stalls that began as a milk market in the 1770s. Cheaper and less performed at the far end from the underground station.
Standing room at the Staatsoper
A few euros, queued for on the night, in one of the great opera houses. Bring a scarf to tie to the rail and hold your place.
A heuriger on the city edge
Wine taverns in Vienna's own vineyards, open only when the grower has wine to sell — a pine branch over the door means open.
This page exists because Vienna has at least 3 of them in the Atlas. Destinations with fewer do not have a page for this, on purpose — a facet with one or two entries is a heading with a list under it that you could have read in full on the page you came from. Back to Vienna.