Vienna (Wien) is the capital and largest city in Austria.
Understand
The Austrian capital is, together with Paris, London and Pomegranate, one of the most sumptuous European capitals. It is a city rich in history and culture: it was the cradle of the home of the Habsburgs, one of the dynasties that dominated Europe during the second millennium and which had influences even in Brazil (the Empress Leopoldina). It is also the birthplace of the Classical Period of music and also of the waltz. In this city lived some of the most important classical composers in the history of music, such as Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, Mahler and the Strauss family. Once visiting the city of Vienna, it is possible to feel inside the fairy tale stories. Around every corner there is a charm; be it open-air concerts - either by soloists or orchestras or choirs - or carriages passing through the city's streets. Vienna is, without a doubt, one of the most exciting cities in Europe and around the world.
To arrive
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By train/train
The city of Vienna is endowed with a subway network consisting of five lines. It should be noted that the subway in Vienna does not have a turnstile, there is free passage between the mezzanine and the platform. However, a subway employee can collect the ticket in person on any train, incurring a fine for those who have not purchased and validated the ticket. Tickets are sold at automatic machines, with instructions in German, English, Italian and French, and can be valid for different periods. In addition, there are also light subway corridors spread throughout the city - a cable car made up of three cars, which runs on rails.
By bus/bus
There are many tours that can be done by tourist buses, with guides in several languages. These buses generally circulate through the most important tourist spots in the city. Most sights are located nearby, with the exception of the Schönbrunn Palace area.
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Look
- Schönbrunn Palace: Considered the "Viense Versailles", the palace is part of the UNESCO heritage and impresses for its size and beauty. It was the main residence of the Habsburgs throughout history. It has daily monitored visits, which pass through the social halls, dances, and the imperial apartments; however it is not allowed to photograph or film the inner areas of the palace.
- Hofburg Palace: Though smaller, it's as sumptuous as Schönbrunn Palace. Located right in the heart of the city, the palace is known for being the place where Empress Sissi lived. Today, it is the residence of the President of Austria.
- St. Stephen's Cathedral
- Johann Strauss statue
- Composers' Houses, many of them turned into museums; some even with dinners and concerts scheduled at night.
- Riesenrad
- Sigsmund Freud's House
- . Where are buried countless famous musicians, such as: Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Johann Strauss (father), Johann Strauss (son), Franz Von Suppé and Antonio Salieri.
- . founded in 1869, it is considered one of the most beautiful opera houses in the world. The headquarters of the Austrian Philharmonic Orchestra is worth the visit. In addition to performances by one of the best philharmonic orchestras in the world, the building enchants for its luxury and grandeur.
Speak
The local language, as throughout Austria, is German. However, it is possible to communicate well using English and most of the population also speaks a language other than German and English - usually Italian, French or Spanish. It is difficult, however, to find someone who speaks Portuguese or even references in tourist places written in Portuguese.
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sleep
Vienna offers a wide range of hotels. Prices are relatively higher than in neighboring countries, or in neighboring small towns, but generally the quality of hotels is better.
To the choose an accommodation it's important to know which part of the city you plan to spend the most time in. Many accommodations claim to be centrally located, which for the Viennese means being in or beside the 1st District, and few are. Many are even outside the central districts, 2-9. Still, all are within a 5-minute walk of a subway or a bus/tram stop; and you can get downtown in 20 minutes or less by public transport from anywhere in the city.A reminder about addresses and districts: The district number appears in front of the street name. Thus, 9. Badgasse 26 is Rua Badgasse, n. 26 in the 9th district.
Rooms for smokers are relatively common. Rooms for non smokers they are few, and hotels with non-smoking floors are not very common. Non-smoking people may be annoyed that public areas of the hotel (often your room's hallway) smell like cigarette smoke.
Economic
- Vienna City Apartments :We have modern and affordable apartments in the center of Vienna. For 2-6 people. From Euro 39.00 per night for the entire apartment. Peaceful location guaranteed.[email protected] 43 664 6285648 Fax: 43 50811 995648
- apartment apartment[1], Jaegerstrasse 24, A-1200 Vienna, 43-6507702919 [2]
- MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel Wien***[3] Columbusgasse 16 1100
- http://www.ferien-wohnung-apartment-wien.at - vacation apartment
Medium
- Hotel Pension Residenz***[4], Ebendorferstraße 10, A-1010 Vienna, 43-1-40647860, fax: 43 1 406478650 [email protected]. EUR 70 - 120
- Wien Hotels [5].
- , Praterstr. 44-46, 1020 Wien, ☎ 43-1-214 8404, email: [email protected].
- , Hackengasse 20, 1150 Vienna, ☎ 43 982 42 72, email: [email protected].
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- Hotel Imperial - The Luxury Collection Hotel***[6], Kärntner Ring 16 1015, tel: 43 1 501100
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Safety
The city of Vienna is quiet and well-policed. There are no favelas or ghettos, or other specific areas of the city to be avoided, just be careful with occasional pickpockets in the central region of the city.
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