Vienna is one of the top destinations to live your fairy tale and we travel with the smartest tips to live it without setting fire to your budget!
Walking around the city you will "breathe" the parasitic atmosphere… Start the tour from the legendary Ringstrasse, where you will meet some of the most famous buildings, such as the State Opera, the Hofburg Palace, the Parliament and the Parliament.

Every Monday, Wednesday and Fri at 13:00 (except holidays) there are free guided tours around the City Hall. Do not miss the sidewalk of Kartner Strasse where your eye will be "full" of the beautiful shop windows, while your ears will be "sweetened" by the melodies of the street musicians.

Cyclists

Vienna is considered the "city of bicycles". The Citybike service has been operating since 2003, providing the possibility for residents and visitors to use its bicycles for their transportation.

After registering for the service via your mobile phone and your credit card, choose a bike from the 120 starting stations and combine fun, exercise and economy to get to know the city as you prefer and in fact low budget! www.citybikewien.at)

Walk in the parks
The Austrian composer Johann Strauss µ µnio..
You can also visit the city's beautiful parks for free, such as the Burggarten and the Stadtpark, where you will admire the impressive studio of the beloved Austrian composer Johann Strauss. Admission to the Schοnbrunn Palace Gardens is also free, although you have to pay a few Euros to get to the maze.

Rathausplatz
The Rathausplatz at Christmas
The visit to Vienna at Christmas is unique as the city from mid-November puts on its "festive" and transforms into one of the top Christmas destinations. To soak up all this festive pottery, all you have to do is visit its trademark, the Rathausplatz market. The imposing City Hall, the ice rink set up especially for the occasion and the beautiful benches that are there, along with the thousands of lanterns and lights, will make you believe that you are in the village of Santa Claus ότι and that your wish for the best Christmas has just taken place!

Vienna City Hall
Built between 1872 and 1883, it is an excellent example of neo-Gothic aesthetics. Located in the city center on the famous Rathausplatz square. It has seven courtyards with impressive arcades, while inside it has more than 1,500 rooms! At night, its impressive lighting will definitely sell your eyes δωρεάν Free admission.

Vienna Card
If you're looking for a budget holiday but can not resist the many attractions and museums in Vienna, then it is best to get the Vienna Card either from the Tourist Information Center at Albertinaplatz, at the airport or online. With this special card you can use as many means of public transport as you want, but also get a discount at museums, attractions, shops and restaurants. It costs € 17 for 24 hours, € 25 for 48 hours and € 29 for 72 hours.

Museums & Galleries
The Vienna State Opera
In addition to the discount provided by the Vienna Card for Museums, which ranges from 5% to 50%, you can benefit from combination tickets. For example a ticket to the House of Music and the Mozarthaus costs € 18, it saves you € 5, or a ticket to the Leopold Museum and the Kunsthistorisches Museum costs € 19, it saves you € 4. Also, many museums have a reduced entrance for some days and hours. The Museum of Vienna has free admission for people under 19, but also for everyone on the first Sunday of every month.

There is also the "Art in the Evening" program, where many museums are open late some nights, free of charge or free admission: the Museum of Applied Arts has an entrance fee of 5 € on Tuesday 18: 00-22: 00, the MUMOK, the Museum of modernist art, has a reduced entrance of € 8 on Thursday 18: 00-21: 00 and the House of Music has a double price of € 6.50 20: 00-21: 30 every day.

Danube Tower
A little further from the center on the north banks of the Danube you will find the Donauturm (Danube Tower), the tallest structure in Austria, 252 µ high. At the top there is an expensive revolving restaurant, but for € 14.50 you can go up to the inside and outside observatory at a height of µ 150. and have access to the café and restaurant.

St. Stephen's Cathedral

It is the main attraction of the city and is built on the ruins of two older temples. Here you do not need to worry about a ticket as admission is free. If of course you want to climb the 2 towers to admire the stunning view, keep in mind that you have to pay € 4.5 for the north and € 3.5 for the south. (Daily 06: 00-22: 00)