In the warm months, Vienna comes alive with the allure of wine hiking! Along the gentle hills of the suburbs, hiking trails wind through lush vineyards that offer majestic views of the Danube River and the city. During your stroll, you can also sample local wines of the Austrian capital directly from the winemaker.
Enjoy spring days in the Lainzer Tiergarten
The "castle of dreams”, built for the Empress Elisabeth, is how Emperor Franz Josef described the Hermes Villa in the Lainzer Tiergarten. Does a visit here make us all dreamers, somnambulists adrift in this dream-like space?
A new museum hotspot for Vienna: The Heidi Horten Collection has been showcasing works from the spectacular art collection of Heidi Goëss-Horten in a renovated downtown palace since 2022. Regular special exhibitions highlight various collection focuses. Located in the heart of Vienna, the Heidi Horten Collection attracts visitors with one of the most high-profile private collections in Europe.
Discovering the Wotruba Church and you’ll agree, the place is “beautifully odd” or even “alien” as it sits in a city renowned for its traditional, baroque architecture. The Wotruba Church is made up of 152 asymmetric concrete blocks that seems to skew the space in a brave and inspiring fashion.
Seeing the new campus of the Vienna University of Economics and Business is like taking a breath of the new amid steeped tradition. This collage of modern architecture and contemporary styles, juxtaposes the older essence of the city. The campus’s bold style was planned by Zaha Hadid, NO.MAD architects and Crab Studio.
The Servitenviertel in Vienna, located in the 9th district, is a characterful and culturally rich neighbourhood that has a wealth of attractions and sights to offer. One of the outstanding highlights of this quarter is the Freud Museum, home to the life and work of the world-famous psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. Tell us, how do you feel about that?
