Vienna city break

Experiences and highlights

Your city holiday in Vienna:
the best of two worlds

In addition to the Viennese classics, you should also experience Vienna in a different way. This is how we combine both worlds, the „typical” and „atypical” Vienna. World-famous highlights with real insider tips away from the masses and mainstream. From our hotel near the Vienna city centre, you have the ideal base for exploring them, so browse through our Viennese worlds.

Karlskirche, a stunning Baroque church in Vienna, reflected in the nearby water feature, surrounded by visitors enjoying the tranquil atmosphere.

Worth seeing

A close-up of a hand squeezing lemon over a plate of traditional breaded schnitzel, garnished with fresh parsley.

Culinary

An outdoor film screening at night, with a large screen showcasing a performance in front of a historic building, surrounded by a large crowd.

Eventful

A panoramic view of a bustling street in Vienna, showcasing historic architecture and vibrant pedestrian activity.

Fashionable

Charming cobblestone path lined with greenery and historic buildings in a tourist area

Close to nature

See the best of Vienna
on foot

Some of Vienna’s most famous landmarks are only a short walk from the Hotel Kaiserhof. St Stephen’s Cathedral, the city’s Gothic landmark, is a 15-minute walk away; climb the 343 steps to the Türmerstube for a sweeping view over the rooftops. Karlskirche, the baroque masterpiece by Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach, is just 5 minutes on foot and hosts concerts by the ‘Orchestra 1756’ on original instruments. The Belvedere, 10 minutes away, houses major works by Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka, and is one of many highlights for sightseeing in Vienna.

 

There is always something happening, too, from open-air film screenings on Rathausplatz in summer to the Wiener Festwochen, so it is worth seeing what’s on in Vienna before you travel.

Discover Vienna’s top attractions

Taste, shop and unwind
on your Vienna city holiday

For food lovers, the Naschmarkt is a must: around 120 market stalls and eateries serve everything from Viennese classics to international dishes, with a popular flea market every Saturday. For a more local feel, the Meidlinger Markt, founded in 1873, and the romantic courtyards of Spittelberg next to the MuseumsQuartier are well worth seeking out.

 

When it comes to shopping, the pedestrianised Kärntnerstraße runs from Stephansplatz to the State Opera, while the elegant Graben and the Goldenes Quartier are home to Vienna’s finest traditional shops and international designer labels.

 

To slow the pace, escape to the city’s green spaces: the Stadtpark with its golden Johann Strauss monument, the Volksgarten with more than 3,000 rose bushes, or the wide avenues of the baroque Augarten.

 

Whether you come for food, shopping or the city’s green spaces, there is always more to discover. Plan your city holiday in Vienna and book the best available rate directly with us.

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