Vienna, the capital and largest city of Austria, is a renowned European destination, often referred to as the "City of Music." It is the birthplace of famous classical composers like Mozart and Beethoven that we all know and love.

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Begin your day in the heart of Vienna at the Hofburg Palace, the Imperial Palace, the former seat of the Habsburg Emperors. Start the day attending a morning performance at the Spanish Riding School, where the world-famous Lipizzanstallions demonstrate their graceful and skilled movements, offering a glimpse into the imperial past. Afterwards, take aglimpse of the Imperial Apartments, and the Sissi Museum for an introduction to the dynasty that ruled Austria for almost 600 years.

For lunch, walk to the iconic FiglmüllerRestaurant, famous for its authentic Austrian dishes. Enjoy a hearty meal, perhaps tasting the traditional Wiener Schnitzel or a fresh pastry, giving you the full Viennese culinary experience.

After lunch,take the tram and head towards Oberes Belvedere,one of Vienna's most beautiful baroque palaces. This grand structure holds an extensive collection of Austrian art, including the renowned painting "The Kiss"by Gustav Klimt. As you wander through the palace, immerse yourself in the history and beauty that surrounds you.

For a particularly memorable first evening in Vienna, enjoy a gourmet meal at the elegant restaurant at Hotel Sacher, followed by a performance at the iconic Vienna State Opera or another Concert Hall like Musikverein or a dedicated Strauss or Mozart concert. Still hungry after the performance? Walk to theBitzingersausage stand behind the opera house for a deliciousKäsekrainer. It's the Viennese thing to do after any late-night cultural adventure.

Start your second day with a leisurely stroll through Vienna’s Innere Stadt, the historic old town. Wander through the charming streets, lined with elegant shops, cafés, and historic landmarks. Head to the real center of Vienna and visit Stephen's Cathedral(Stephansdom), the iconic symbol of Vienna. This Gothic masterpiece,built in the 12th century, is known for its towering spires and intricate façade. Inside, you’ll find stunning altars, historic relics, and the impressive Pummerinbell. You can also take a tour of the cathedral or explore the underground catacombs.

After your visit, grab a quick snack at Trzesniewski, famous for its small, open-faced sandwiches, perfect for a light and delicious breakfast on the go. Take a short 5-minute walk to Mythos Mozart, a unique museum experience that dives deep into the life and legacy of one of Austria’s greatest composers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Through immersive multimedia displays and interactive exhibits, you’ll gain fascinating insights into Mozart's life in Vienna and his lasting impact on classical music.

From there, you are already at KärntnerStraße– one of Vienna’s main shopping streets. Continue on and wander through Graben towards Kohlmarkt and Goldenes Quartier, Vienna’s premier luxury shopping district. Here, you’ll find an array of high-end designer boutiques, such as Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Gucci, nestled among elegant historic buildings. This is the perfect place to indulge in some luxury shopping or simply enjoy window shopping in one of Vienna’s most fashionable areas.Stop for a Wiener Melange and Viennese pastry or cake at any of the beloved coffee houses in the city center–Café Demelor the traditional Hawelka, for instance to experience the traditional Viennese Coffeehouse Culture.

End your day with a relaxing walk to the Palmenhaus, a beautiful glasshouse located in the Burggarten park. Take in the serene surroundings of lush greenery before settling in for dinner. With its elegant setting and views of the park, the Palmenhaus offers a delightful dining experience, allowing you to enjoy a delicious meal while soaking in the peaceful ambiance of Vienna’s nature and architecture at sunset.

Spending the morning at Schönbrunn Palace, the former summer residence of the Habsburgs. Just a 20-minute subway ride from the city center, this magnificent World Heritage site is a stunning example of Baroque architecture.You can easily spend half a day here exploring the palace’s grand showrooms with an Audio Guide Grand Tour and afterwards visit it’s popular carriage museum (purchase tickets in advance to avoid lines). It’s vast gardens are home to the beautiful Palmenhaus, one of the earliest greenhouses for tropical plants and the world's oldest zoo.Wander through the meticulously maintained gardens and take a walk up to the Gloriette for breathtaking views of Vienna. Don’t forget to stop by the Gloriettecafé there for coffee and cake.

For lunch, enjoy a traditional Viennese meal at Gasthaus Tiroler Garten, located within Schönbrunn’s grounds. This cozy restaurant offers authentic Austrian dishes, perfect for a relaxed break after your palace visit.

Next, head to the MuseumsQuartier (MQ) for an afternoon of art and architecture. At the MQ, former Imperial stables now house one of the largest museum complexes in Europe. You could spend days here, exploring the small galleries, exhibitions spaces, and installations tucked into the Baroque buildings -- but for a single afternoon, we suggest the modern Leopold Museum, home of the largest Schiele collection in the world. Next, head across the street to the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna and the vast art collection the Habsburgs amassed over the centuries. Again, you could lose yourself here -- but if you only have time for one collection, head to theKunstkammerfor unique art treasures, such as Benvenuto Cellini's precious salt cellar, theSaliera, dating back to the 16th century.

If you’re in need of some retail therapy instead, visit Mariahilferstraße, the largest shopping street in Austria. This bustling street is packed with high-street shops, from international brands to local boutiques. Whether you're looking for clothing, accessories, or souvenirs, you’ll find plenty to choose from here.

As evening approaches, catch the U1subway line to Praterstern Station and head towards the iconic Wiener Prater. This amusement park is famous for its Giant Ferris Wheel (Riesenrad), where you can enjoy stunning views of Vienna from above. If you’re up for more thrills, take a spin on the Praterturm, one of the world’s tallest swing rides, offering an exhilarating experience and incredible nighttime views of the city.

After all the excitement, you’ll likely have worked up an appetite. Stop by one of the many Wurststände (sausage stands) for a classic Viennese snack. If you’re not a fan of meat, try something new at the Langosstands. A local favorite is the Lango stopped with cheese and sour cream—an indulgent and delicious treat that’s perfect for ending your day on a high note.

Head for a day trip to Schloss Hof, one of Austria’s most beautiful baroque estates. To get there, you have several options: either take a train or hop on a bus from Vienna. Both are convenient ways to reach the palace, which is located within 1 hour from Vienna. Once you arrive at Schloss Hof, you can explore the beautifully restored palace grounds and gardens.

Schloss Hof offers a variety of events and activities throughout the year. You can participate in guided tours of the palace, learning about its rich history. There are also craft workshops, seasonal markets, and themed exhibitions that highlight the cultural and historical significance of the estate. For families, interactive programs and farm visits are available, making it an engaging destination for all ages.

Take a break at the Restaurant Kräutergarten, located within the palace grounds. Here, you can enjoy a relaxing lunch with fresh, seasonal dishes inspired by Austrian cuisine, perfect for recharging before continuing your trip.

After your visit to Schloss Hof, visit one of Vienna’s Christmas Markets (open from Mid November till the beginning of January) to experience the magic of Christmas.

Should you visit in spring, summer or autumn, head to the Alte Donau, a serene spot for an afternoon stroll by the water. This former branch of the Danube River is a peaceful escape from the city, with scenic walking paths, boat rentals, and picturesque views. Take your time walking along the riverside, enjoying the calm atmosphere and fresh air.

As evening approaches, choose one of the many inviting restaurants along the Alte Donau to enjoy a relaxing dinner. The area is known for its variety of eateries, offering everything from traditional Austrian dishes to international cuisine. Dining by the water, you’ll have the perfect setting to end your day with a delicious meal and a beautiful view of Vienna’s evening sky.

After breakfast, take another day trip and jump on a relaxing train journey from Wien Meidling to Melk, which takes about an hour. Upon arrival, head straight to the famous Melk Abbey (Stift Melk), one of Austria’s most iconic baroque buildings. This impressive monastery, perched on a hill overlooking the Danube, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can explore the Abbey Museum, the library with its priceless collection of medieval manuscripts, and the church, renowned for its lavish interior and frescoes. The abbey gardens also offer a peaceful retreat with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

For lunch, take a break at the Stift Restaurant Melk, located within the abbey grounds. Here, you can enjoy traditional Austrian dishes in a serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxing before continuing your day.

After your meal, take a leisurely stroll through Melk’s charming old town, where you can admire the quaint streets, colorful buildings, and local shops. The town's small size makes it easy to explore on foot, giving you a feel for its rich history and relaxed pace of life.

From the town center, make your way to the Melk ferry station. Board a ferry for a scenic journey along the Danube River, heading towards Krems. The boat ride offers spectacular views of the surrounding vineyards, castles, and picturesque villages along the Wachau Valley, a highlight of the region.

Once you arrive in Krems, take a short stroll through its historic city center. Krems is known for its charming old town, with winding streets, beautiful architecture, and cozy cafés. After exploring for a bit, you’ll find convenient connections by train or bus back to Vienna, making it an easy end to your day trip.

On your last day after breakfast, embark on a shopping adventure to Parndorf, a popular outlet shopping destination just outside of Vienna. Known for its vast selection of luxury and designer brands at discounted prices, Parndorf is a shopper’s paradise where you can find great deals on everything from clothing to accessories.

To get there, you have two convenient transport options. You can either take the shuttle bus from Vienna’s city center, which will pick you up and bring you directly to the Parndorf Outlet. Alternatively, you can catch a train from the main train station (Hauptbahnhof), which departs every 30 minutes. Take the train to Parndorf Ort Station and enjoy a short walk to the outlet center from there.

Upon arrival at Designer Outlet Parndorf, you’ll find a wide range of luxury shops offering excellent bargains. From high-end brands like Michael Kors, Calvin Klein, and Burberry to sports and casual wear, there’s something for every taste and budget. Take your time strolling through the various stores and enjoy hunting for great deals.After a successful shopping spree, it’s time to refuel. The ParndorfOutlet offers several dining options, including halal variations as well as other international cuisines. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick snack or a full meal, you’ll find a variety of restaurants to choose from to satisfy your hunger. Tip: Stop at Café Sacher for a coffee and delicious Original Sacher Torte.

Upon your return to Vienna,on your final evening, take a tram to Mayer am Pfarrplatz, one of Vienna’s famous Wine taverns, the so-called Heuriger. Vienna is famous for being the only wine-growing capital in the world and has a century-long history of making wine. The historic "Mayer am Pfarrplatz" winery has been producing top Viennese wines since 1683 and was once home to Ludwig van Beethoven, where he worked on Symphony No. 9. Today, it offers a traditional Heuriger experience with Viennese delicacies and excellent wines in a charming, relaxed setting.

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