The most unreal experience that happened in my life. I cant imagine better place for my proposal -…read morethe views were insane, the atmosphere is magical and the whole vibe straight out of movie. The perfect ring (also he got it in Vienna), perfect place and beginning of our future

I quite enjoyed this ride…read more It is included in your Vienna pass, conveniently accessible with public transport, interesting entrance and beautiful view of the entire city. I would recommend this place especially for people with young kids. Lots of good souvenir shops around to get your shopping/gift tasks done too. SECRET: if you are traveling as a couple, you can contact them earlier and reserve to have lunch/dinner inside it. Some of them have full on table setting and it can be very romantic. (see picture)

This playground used to be run-down and dirty. It was renovated over a year ago and now it's…read morebrilliant! There is a nice set-up of playground equipment in a small area. It's a great place to stop by on your way to the Mauß ice cream salon. (And maybe after again too, to work off the sugar rush! )

This was cool my son Nolan started pooping because he was scared but overall loved it and my oldest…read moredaughter Jase she thought she got my grandson Tung Tung Sahur to come.

A great place to spend quality time with friends. There are three different themes/rooms to choose…read moreand we played "Night at the Museum". It was a lot of fun and great experience. Highly recommend it!

Beautiful gardens and palace! Even without a ticket, you can walk around the grounds for free.read more

Belvedere Gardens were designed in the 1700's. They are absolutely beautiful and a must see. It…read morehas to be one of Vienna's most beautiful outdoor spaces, formal, elegant, and very peaceful. Free to the public, you can walk through as you go from the Upper Belvedere Palace to the Lower Palace. Beautiful baroque fountains and statues making this one of the best photo opps in Vienna. A perfect stroll after you've seen the Klimt exhibit.

This is the oldest zoo in Europe. You couldn't tell though because it's one of the most…read moreprogressive. They've massively expanded spaces for the animals who need to roam like the elephants and rhino. The polar bear exhibit is spacious and gives the animals a place to hide. The panda has one of the best environments that I've ever seen. It's a nice centralized zoo with one center restaurant that comes to the middle. It's very much about the animals. They put a lot of revenue in and don't do a lot of marketing. There are good sit down foods. Beer gardens. Petting zoo and big play area. Even the walkways and public spaces are amazingly well planted and kept up. After Singapore, my second best zoo in the world.

The Schönbrunn Zoo (Tiergarten Schönbrunn) is touted as the oldest zoo in the world, so we did pop…read morein to see it while wandering the Schönbrunn grounds. It unfortunately does seem like it's the oldest zoo, too. I don't like zoos in general, but where I live, we have one of the world's best zoos (The Henry Doorly Zoo), where the animals have lots of room to roam and live their best lives - as best they can while being in a zoo anyway. But the Schönbrunn Zoo seemed very cramped and a lot older of a set up for the animals there. It kind of made me sad to see them in smaller enclosures. They seemed to be hiding a lot from all the people too. We decided to leave pretty quickly after looking around a bit. I think it's a good thing for kids to do vs. what the parent's probably are wanting to do (seeing the Schönbrunn Palace and grounds), so maybe it's a good thing to have, but just was not up my alley.

The Mizzi Langer Wand is probably the most well known climbing wall in the Vienna area. At the…read moreMizzi wall you have the total of 20 routes between 4+ / 6 and about 10 bouldering sections. The walls are very wore down, due to the amount of climber who have been practicing over the years. The Mizzi wall also gives beginner climbers the opportunity to top rope with a good set anchor. You will need a complete climbing set, climbing shoes, a 60 meter rope and a climbing helmet, due to lots of loose stones. The climbing wall drys very fast and its open year around. Have fun and be safe!