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Best places to see
Where to sleep
There are several districts in Vienna and you can choose which one you prefer based on what you'd like to do more:
Close to top attractions: 1st District (Innere Stadt)
Less touristy and cheaper alternative: 2nd District (Leopoldstadt), 3rd District (Landstraße)
Hip area with lots of bars: 6th (Mariahilf), 7th (Neubau), 8th (Josefstadt)
That said Vienna is quite small and well organized so as long as you're near a subway station everywhere is fine!
I made a selection of hotels/hostels based on the followings (other than my personal taste):
-not more than 3km from the center
-at least 8.0 rating
-close to the subway
Budget:
Mid-range
Luxury
Where to eat & drink
Restaurants
Quick bites
Cafes
Rooftop bars
From the airport to the city center
Vienna Airport is well connected to the public transportation network and can be reached quickly, comfortably and cheaply by train.
Option 1
The City Airport Train (CAT) connects the airport non-stop with the transport hub at Wien Mitte in only 16 minutes.
You can get the ticket direcly at the airport or at this link:
Departure times:
From Vienna Airport to the City Air Terminal (Wien Mitte):
daily from 6.08 am to 11.38 pm, every 30 minutes
From the City Air Terminal (Wien Mitte) to Vienna Airport:
Daily from 5.37 am to 11.07 pm, every 30 minutes
Option 2
Express train S7
Rapid transit railway line S7 departs the airport every 30 minutes and stops at the centrally located stations of Wien Mitte and Wien Praterstern, with transfers to Vienna's rapid transit railway and subway network. The journey from the airport to Wien Mitte takes 25 minutes, and to Vienna Praterstern about half an hour.
Departure times:
From Vienna Airport to the city:
daily from 5.19 am to 1.19 am, every 30 minutes
From Wien Praterstern station to the airport:
daily from 4.15 am to 12.45 am, every 30 minutes
From Wien Mitte station to the airport:
Daily from 4.19 am to 12.49 am, every 30 minutes
Tickets are available at this link, tt the ÖBB ticket counter at the airport or at ticket machines
Getting around
By foot
If you’re in town for a couple of days, you might not need to use public transport at all, as many of the city’s sights are in the 1st district. Exploring on foot truly offers the best sense of this city, allowing you to sidestep the throngs and click into the vibes of its different neighborhoods.
Public transport
The four main forms of transport are U-Bahn (subway), Schnellbahn or S-Bahn (local train), Straßenbahn (tram) and Autobus (bus).
Here is the map of the subway:
Its network includes the following 5 lines:
• Line U1 : Reumannplatz ↔ Leopoldau
• Line U2 : Karlsplatz ↔ Seestadt
• Line U3 : Ottakring ↔ Simmering
• Line U4 : Hütteldorf ↔ Heiligenstadt
• Line U6 : Siebenhirten ↔ Floridsdorf
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Scroll below for the list or tap on the Map
Best places to see
Where to sleep
There are several districts in Vienna and you can choose which one you prefer based on what you'd like to do more:
Close to top attractions: 1st District (Innere Stadt)
Less touristy and cheaper alternative: 2nd District (Leopoldstadt), 3rd District (Landstraße)
Hip area with lots of bars: 6th (Mariahilf), 7th (Neubau), 8th (Josefstadt)
That said Vienna is quite small and well organized so as long as you're near a subway station everywhere is fine!
I made a selection of hotels/hostels based on the followings (other than my personal taste):
-not more than 3km from the center
-at least 8.0 rating
-close to the subway
Budget:
Mid-range
Luxury
Where to eat & drink
Restaurants
Quick bites
Cafes
Rooftop bars
From the airport to the city center
Vienna Airport is well connected to the public transportation network and can be reached quickly, comfortably and cheaply by train.
Option 1
The City Airport Train (CAT) connects the airport non-stop with the transport hub at Wien Mitte in only 16 minutes.
You can get the ticket direcly at the airport or at this link:
Departure times:
From Vienna Airport to the City Air Terminal (Wien Mitte):
daily from 6.08 am to 11.38 pm, every 30 minutes
From the City Air Terminal (Wien Mitte) to Vienna Airport:
Daily from 5.37 am to 11.07 pm, every 30 minutes
Option 2
Express train S7
Rapid transit railway line S7 departs the airport every 30 minutes and stops at the centrally located stations of Wien Mitte and Wien Praterstern, with transfers to Vienna's rapid transit railway and subway network. The journey from the airport to Wien Mitte takes 25 minutes, and to Vienna Praterstern about half an hour.
Departure times:
From Vienna Airport to the city:
daily from 5.19 am to 1.19 am, every 30 minutes
From Wien Praterstern station to the airport:
daily from 4.15 am to 12.45 am, every 30 minutes
From Wien Mitte station to the airport:
Daily from 4.19 am to 12.49 am, every 30 minutes
Tickets are available at this link, tt the ÖBB ticket counter at the airport or at ticket machines
Getting around
By foot
If you’re in town for a couple of days, you might not need to use public transport at all, as many of the city’s sights are in the 1st district. Exploring on foot truly offers the best sense of this city, allowing you to sidestep the throngs and click into the vibes of its different neighborhoods.
Public transport
The four main forms of transport are U-Bahn (subway), Schnellbahn or S-Bahn (local train), Straßenbahn (tram) and Autobus (bus).
Here is the map of the subway:
Its network includes the following 5 lines:
• Line U1 : Reumannplatz ↔ Leopoldau
• Line U2 : Karlsplatz ↔ Seestadt
• Line U3 : Ottakring ↔ Simmering
• Line U4 : Hütteldorf ↔ Heiligenstadt
• Line U6 : Siebenhirten ↔ Floridsdorf
Weather