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Airport Wien-Schwechat
Vienna-Schwechat Airport is 19 kilometers away from the mariaAPPRATMENTS. From there you have excellent connections to all European destinations as well as a diverse network of long-haul flights all over the world.
- Transfer from the mariaAPPARTMENTS to the airport from € 39.00 per route airport-hotel, with reservation 24 hours before departure Bus from Gramatneusiedl to the airport for € 3.40 Monday to Saturday free parking during your flight (max. 3 days). our hotel car park, then € 10.00 per day
- 24-hour check-in at our self-check-in keybox, 24-hour chilled drinks and free coffee and tea in our lounge
Vienna
The Austrian capital enchants its guests equally with its long history and as a modern hub between East and West.
Our hotel offers an excellent starting point for a trip into the vibrant city life
- With the S-Bahn in 14 minutes to the main station ÖBB/Wiener Linien day ticket for € 10.70 per adult (you can also get this directly at reception) We will be happy to help you put together the right program for you or book tickets, so that you too learn to love the city of ViennaNew title
There is so much to see in Vienna, such as..
- Schönbrunn Palace, the former summer residence with zoo, park, Gloriette (cafe with a view over Vienna), palm house... Hofburg, once the center of the Habsburg Empire and today the seat of the Federal President, with the Spanish Riding School, the imperial apartments, the Sissi Museum, the treasury of the National Library, the Butterfly House, the Heroes' Square and the Volksgarten, the Capuchin Crypt of the Albertina
- St. Stephen's CathedralTHE landmark of Austria and the heart of Vienna Parliament with the Pallas-Athene-Fountain Town Hall in neo-Gothic style with the Rathausmann at the top Riesenrad and Prater for more than 100 years it has offered a unique view; from rollercoaster to ghost train and autodrome, there is something for everyone; this also includes the legendary stilts in the Schweizerhaus!
- Donauturm with 2 high-speed lifts in a few seconds to the rotating panoramic restaurant with a fantastic view, the many coffee houses on almost every corner with the coffee variations and pastries
... or explore the city with one of the many city bikes...
Vienna Pass
An all-inclusive sightseeing card for 1, 2, 3 or 6 days with
- Free access to over 60 of Vienna's most popular sights and museumsUnlimited use of the HOP ON HOP OFF VIENNA SIGHTSEEING TOURS busesFree GuidebookFast-Track entry without queuingOptionally with a network card for Wiener Linien
Our city tour tip
To get a first impression of the city, we recommend exploring the city on foot - the distances are not far and you can stroll past the sights and get to know the city.
The starting point is Vienna Central Station...
- leave the main exit of the main station and go in the direction of the Guertel, keep to the right and you will soon see the Belvedere Palace - from the palace you will get a first view over Vienna, walk through the Belvedergarten to the Lower Belvedere, turn left, past the Hochstrahlbrunnen and the French Embassy through the Wien Museum to Karlsplatz with the Karlskirche and the Resselpark, take the zebra crossing to the Wiener Musikverein - there is the hall from where the New Year's Concert is broadcast worldwide, past the Musikverein and the Hotel Imperial to the Ringstrasse, turn left there and walk along the Kärtner Ring to the Vienna State Opera, continue along the Ringstrasse until you see the Burggarten with the Hofburg and the Heleenplatz on the left and the Art and Natural History Museum on the right, further along the Ringstrasse you will see the Volksgarten on the left and the Parliament on the right, followed by the City Hall and opposite the town hall, the Burgtheaterg Enjoy a coffee and a pastry at the famous Café Landtmann - the university is on the other side of the Ringstrasse take Teinfeltstrasse between Café Landtmann and the Burgtheater and you will reach the Freyung with the Schottenstift, turn right and walk straight ahead - past Am Hof - until you queue, then left and you come to the Graben - straight on to the Kohlmarkt and back to the Hofburg - but go left along the Graben with the plague column to Stephansplatz and the Stephansdom - go into the cathedral and let yourself be inspired by the Inspired by the power of this cathedral, you will return to the opera via Kärntnerstrasse
and if you want to go further...
- from the opera either on foot or with the U4 one station to the Kettenbrückengasse - there is the most famous market in Vienna, the Naschmarkt
Wien for Kids
In Vienna there is also a lot for the little ones to see:
- Schönbrunn Zoo with its lions, tigers, giraffes, monkeys, elephants, zebras, bears... the rainforest house, nature experience and treetop path, Schönbrunn Palace Children's Museum What was the everyday life of a prince's princess like back then? StephansdomHow about going up to the Stephansdom? ...either on foot via the 343 steps to the south tower or by elevator to the north tower to Austria's largest bell, the Pummerin?
- Prater From mid-March to the end of October, more than 250 attractions ensure fun for the whole family. TIP: Ride the Ferris wheel and enjoy the fantastic view over Vienna!
- ZOOM Children's Museum with hands-on exhibitions and workshops including an animation studio; Or experiment with artists, paint, paste or model? Natural History Museum is a must for all dinosaur enthusiasts! House of the Sea, and should it rain, you can admire native and exotic fish, sharks, piranhas, turtles, crocodiles, snakes, free-flying birds and roaming monkeys.
Don't forget: children up to the age of 6 and students up to the age of 15 travel free on Wiener Linien during the school holidays.
Shopping in the old town of Vienna
Fine brands, exclusive flagship stores, small boutiques and large fashion chains can be found in Vienna's city center along Kärtnerstraße, Graben and Kohlmarkt.
You can get specialties from all over the world at Meinl am Graben, which is also well-known for its restaurant.
The largest and liveliest shopping street in Vienna is Mariahilfer Strasse with its small streets all around, which stretches from the Kunsthistorisches Museum to the Westbahnhof.
The most famous market with its colorful range of culinary delights is the Naschmarkt, which should not be missed on any visit to Vienna.
Shopping City Süd
Austria's largest shopping center and one of the largest in Europe!
- 20 minutes from the hotel
330 Shops...
- Clothing, shoes, accessoriesSports items, fitness centersCosmetics, studios, hairdressersBooks, magazines, office itemsElectronics from mobile phones to household appliancesFurniture, decorationDIY stores
and entertainment...
- Restaurants and pubsUCI cinemaChildcare in the children's paradise
Designer Outlet Parndorf
Over 140 designer brands reduced by at least 30% - such as Prada, Gucci, Armani, Hugo Boss, Polo Ralph Lauren, Adidas, Nike, Burberry, Diesel, Timberland, Villeroy & Boch, WMF...
- 30 minutes from the hotel
- Designer fashionJewelleryShoesexclusive homewaretrendy sporting goods
- CafesRestaurants
In Dinoland, your little ones can let off steam while you shop.