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An elevator in the North Tower of the "Steffl" will take you and your children to see Austria's largest bell, known as the "Pummerin" or boomer.
And if you have the energy you can climb the 343 steps to the Türmerstube (tower room) to enjoy unique views of Vienna and take a closer look at some of the cathedral's 230,000 roof tiles.
If you are feeling particularly brave you can also take a tour of the catacombs - an underground burial vault.
Tip: go for a spin aboard a horse-drawn carriage (to the left of the main entrance of the cathedral).
Stephansplatz
1010 Wien
www.stephanskirche.at
Guide dogs permitted
side entrance: 3 steps, door width: 120 cm, double swinging doors, access to the exhibition rooms: no steps. North Tower: access via elevator only (door width: 65 cm) and 12 steps (not wheelchair-accessible). South Tower: 343 steps (not wheelchair-accessible).
Parking space for visitors with special needs (Singerstrasse).