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Hotels, transport and practical advice

Due to COVID-19, cultural and leisure facilities such as museums, zoos, amusement parks, theaters, concert halls, cinemas and cabarets, as well as all restaurants and hotels are currently closed.

For travel information on Vienna, arrival by train or plane, public transport, hotels and guest houses, see the official online travel guide for the city of Vienna.

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Latest covid-19-information

Here you can find information about the current situation in Vienna.

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Safely through the city

Vienna is appreciated by its visitors for being a safe travel destination. The city guarantees high safety and cleanliness standards – now also …

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No place for hatred and violence

A terrorist attack shook Vienna on the evening of November 2. Our thoughts are with the victims, the injured and their relatives.

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Online booking

Start your trip to Vienna in comfort – with the convenient online booking system. 400 Viennese hotels and guesthouses await you.

Nikola Farkas

Ten Questions for Nikola Farkas

Nikola Farkas is not just another receptionist at just another hotel. He is the International Receptionist of the Year from the legendary …

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Booking and information service

Hotels and other accommodation facilities may currently only be used in exceptional cases (e.g. for professional purposes). This applies …

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Getting to Vienna

Whether by plane or by train, by car or by ship on the Danube – many paths lead to Vienna.

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Public Transport

Vienna's public transport network covers 1.150 km. The five subway lines, 28 tram lines and 131 bus lines bring you quickly and reliably to your …

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Interactive city map

The map of Vienna that follows your every thought: Your destination - and the most important features in the neighborhood: cafés, shops, museums ...

Tourist Info

Order brochures and information

Order brochures for your stay in Vienna directly from the Vienna Tourist Board by phone, fax, email or online.

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Accessible Vienna

More information, less frustration. This is the motto for these guidelines for our visitors with special needs.

Caroline Werner

Ten Questions for Caroline Werner

For many visitors to the city, the Tourist Info centers are the first port of call. Located at the airport, Vienna’s main station and in …

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Around Vienna in 24 Hours - Practical Tips

Whether you’re off to check in at your hotel or heading straight into town – it only takes a few minutes to reach the city center …

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Good to know

Practical tips, including opening times, emergency phone numbers, WiFi spots, etc., help you plan your trip to Vienna and while you're there.

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Vienna City Card. The Official City Card

The Vienna City Card – that extra for your visit to Vienna. Whether you like to take life as it comes and create your Vienna …

Vienna PASS

Vienna PASS

Since January 2015 Vienna has another Citycard: the “Vienna PASS”.

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Answers to frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know for your trip to Vienna: From A for Arrival to Z for time Zone – no question is too trivial …

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Safety all the way in Vienna

Even during the current covid-19 crisis, guests can feel safe in Vienna.

myVienna Recommendations

We have compiled some special tips for your visit to Vienna. You can also copy these recommendations straight into your own myVienna travel plan.

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Vienna in three days

Never been to Vienna before? With our 72-hour program, you're guaranteed not to miss a thing on your first visit to Vienna.