Hotel Enziana Wien
Rustic Alpine mountain hut concept, Direct airport rail connections
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Rustic Alpine mountain hut concept, Direct airport rail connections
Spacious family-sized junior suites, Modernized wellness fitness studio
Panoramic terrace city views, Refined Schloss Restaurant dining
Secure underground car park, Leopoldstadt district location
Botanical Garden and palace views, Traditional Art Nouveau room decor
MOOONS Rooftop Bar, Moon-inspired boutique concept
Cayo Coco rooftop pool, Curated retro room design
Grand Viennese hospitality concept, Pilgramgasse U-Bahn station proximity
Floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows, Danube Island recreation access
Mariatrink rooftop bar, Rhythms Bar & Kitchen
Modern wellness and sauna facilities, Urban courtyard chill and workout area
Spacious premium suites, Schönbrunn Palace proximity
Secure underground parking, Neo-classicist charm in Alsergrund
Soundproofed upper-floor rooms, Outdoor Schanigarten terrace
Luxe suites with infrared cabins, Herrengasse Underground Station access
Modern wellness and sauna area, Unique two-story maisonette suites
Extensive recreational facilities, Family-friendly loft apartments
Art-filled Viennese ambiance, Direct public transport access
Rooftop pool with city views, Signature Meissl & Schadn dining
Panoramic city view rooms, International flavors at Günter
Excellent public transport access, Margareten district location
Rainers Restaurant and Winter Garden, Secure private parking and E-bike storage
Seasonal riverfront swimming pool, Farm-to-fork dining at OXBO
Traditional Viennese charm and character, Schwedenplatz transport hub proximity
Regional flavors at Vienna Vibe, Modern Leopoldstadt lifestyle concept
Modern fitness center, Spacious family room configurations
Stylish à la carte dining, Convenient secure parking
Imperial and Art Nouveau design, Family-friendly interconnected rooms
Panoramic Danube and city vistas, Tarragona Restaurant and Bar
Secure underground garage parking, Relaxing spa and wellness area
Brazilian-inspired lifestyle concept, Professional on-site fitness studio
Top Suite Tobias with cathedral panorama, Artistic wooden sculptures
Imperial Schönbrunn Palace views, Regio restaurant and garden terrace
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Beautiful Vienna offers a symphony of astounding European art, music and architecture. As you waltz unhurriedly through Austria’s capital city and its historic World Heritage Site core of winding streets, you can visit opulent palaces, pretty parks and masterwork-packed art museums. Enjoying high living standards, plus worldwide renown for classical music and composers, vibrant Vienna frequently hosts concerts featuring the world’s finest musicians. Additionally, there’s great food, drink and shopping, plus many hotels to stay in, including several near the airport.
Characterized by magnificent landmarks, Vienna’s World Heritage Site nucleus is enclosed by the grand Ringstrasse crescent and the Danube Canal, where Viennese waterway boat trips depart. Many of Vienna’s finest sights are near this 19th century boulevard lined with monuments and green spaces. Ringstrasse highlights include the City Park boasting statues of composers Franz Schubert and Johann Strauss, the lavishly decorated Vienna city hall and the Art Nouveau Palmenhaus greenhouse featuring exotic plants and butterflies.
Vienna’s comprehensive public transport network of trams, buses and trains makes sightseeing easy, whichever hotel you choose. St Stephen’s Cathedral in old town is perhaps Vienna’s best-known emblem. This iconic Gothic structure possesses eye-catching multi-coloured roof tiles arranged in zigzags plus a stunning stone pulpit and Renaissance tombs inside. Streets leading off the surrounding Stephansplatz square boast upscale shopping opportunities galore plus several hotels. Meanwhile, the early 18th century Karlskirche topped by a copper dome is considered to be Vienna’s grandest Baroque church. Wedged between the Danube Canal and the River Danube is the Prater, central Vienna’s largest park. Besides a planetarium, amusement park, children’s playgrounds and woodlands, this pretty park is famed for its 1897-built Riesenrad Ferris wheel, which offers terrific city skyline views. It achieved cinematic fame in films like The Third Man with Orson Welles and the James Bond adventure The Living Daylights. Elsewhere, classical music aficionados can find German composer Ludwig van Beethoven’s grave in the suburban Zentralfriedhof cemetery.
Sitting inside Ringstrasse, the magnificent Hofburg blends architectural styles dating back to the 13th century as illustrated by the Swiss Courtyard. Formerly the residence of the powerful Hapsburg dynasty, this much-expanded palace recalls Vienna’s days as an imperial capital city. Touring the splendid 18th century Belvedere Palace is another must for visitors. Inside this art-filled Baroque palace surrounded by landscaped gardens are marble halls, frescoes and masterpieces like Gustav Klimt’s gilded 1908 painting The Kiss. The Vienna Botanical Garden is situated in the grounds. Completing Vienna’s World Heritage Site line-up is the sumptuous Schönbrunn Palace. Once used as the Hapsburgs summertime residence, this Baroque palace runs guided tours revealing the grandeur of up to 40 of its 1400-plus rooms. The grounds also contain Vienna Zoo, which is the oldest in the world and home to giant pandas.
Culture vultures love to visit Vienna because it possesses dozens of museums. Art, natural history and psychoanalysis are among their diverse themes. Within the Hofburg complex is the Kaiserliche Schatzkammer, housing religious relics from the life of Christ and Hapsburg treasures like the imperial crown of the Holy Roman Empire. Once used as guest apartments, the nearby Albertina now displays Monet and Degas paintings, among others. Further Viennese museum highlights include the Sigmund Freud Museum, detailing the life of the famous psychoanalyst inside his former home, and the Haus der Musik with its interactive exhibits on sound, musical instruments and great composers.
The Kunsthistorisches Museum and Naturhistorisches Museum face one another in grand Maria-Theresien-Platz. The Kunsthistorisches Museum contains masterpieces including Raphael’s Madonna of the Meadow, a Rembrandt self-portrait and Bruegel the Elder’s Tower of Babel from 1563. Fossils, meteorites and dinosaur bones reside in the Naturhistorisches Museum. Near these twin neoclassical buildings is a cluster of museums known as the Museumsquartier. Its highlights include the Leopold Museum featuring Egon Schiele paintings and the edgy MUMOK museum showcasing modern art by the likes of Picasso and Klee.
Performance runs in Vienna’s veins. Whether it’s dancing horses, theatre, opera or classical music, the city has an exceptional pedigree for live shows and unrivalled venues. Indeed, visitors should plan ahead to secure tickets for the most prestigious performances, including the world-famous Spanish Riding School at the Hofburg. Holidaymakers flock from their hotels to its ornate viewing galleries to see elegant and specially-trained Lipizzan horses perform intricate dressage shows set to classical music. Nearby is the 18th century Burgtheater, which is among the German-speaking world’s finest theatres. In keeping with Vienna’s classical music tradition that includes composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Franz Schubert and Gustav Mahler, the city routinely stages performances at venues like the acoustically fine-tuned Musikverein concert hall and the breath-taking Staatsoper opera house in Ringstrasse.
Vienna brims with epicurean delights. On the menu in its many restaurants and traditional Austrian inns or beisln are dishes like hearty Viennese goulash, tafelspitz boiled beef and Wiener schnitzels. Popular snacks include sausages served at Vienna’s ubiquitous street food stalls. For marvellous cakes and pastries like apple strudels and the chocolate-covered Sachertorte, take a seat in one of the city’s elegant coffee houses like the Café Central in old town, where cake shops and confectioners also abound. Wine bars serving Austrian wines and the open-air Naschmarkt selling local produce and international specialities are also worth a visit for foodies.
January is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Vienna, with typical prices around $226 per night based on 2,821 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Vienna are usually highest during December, with typical prices around $599 per night.
Hotel prices in Vienna usually range from $133 per night to $981 per night, with typical prices around $265 per night.
Hotel prices in Vienna are typically lowest in January at around $226 per night, rising to around $599 per night in December.
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