Great location, bikes easy to use, map that shows lanes (not shared by cars/buses) very helpful,…read moregreat service.

Perfect bike tour of Vienna!!! Wife and I love how our guide Horst lead our group of 16 with…read moreconfidence, support, humor and wonderful storytelling about everything from culture to history. Ask for Horst as a tour guide you will have a great experience!!!! Great bikes, service and safety was promoted....!!!!

I have ice skated alot of places usually it is just a wrink but this is 5 with two levels and ramps…read moreand trails through the park. The trails have LED lights in the ice so you know where to go. Fun for all ages with a live dj and village to get drinks, beer and food. Get your tickets, locker and skate rental online then type in your code at the machine it js much cheaper. The food was great and bar had hot winter drinks I tried a whiskey blueberry beverage with original sausage. Go once the sun is down and all the trees are lit up. Easily accessibly by the tram or subway from most areas of town.

Was able to taste the white chocolate punch this time. (Last time was during our annual alcohol…read morefree month) and it was delicious. More alcohol than chocolate-just the way I like it. The Kaiserkrainers are also pretty good too. Apart from the usual there are burgers and wraps and a pita stand too just in case you are in the mood for something different. As with last time everyone is very friendly and happy to help. What fun it is to watch the skaters go around and not have to worry about bumping into any of them. Almost as much fun as being on the ice, ALMOST but not quite! Itching to get back on the ice!

SCHONBRUNNER PALACE & GARDENS…read more There isn't much more I can say about the actual palace and gardens--they are AWESOME, and a must-see on your Vienna visit. I purchased the Skip-the-Line Guided Tour with GoodViennaTour via Viator. I was very satisfied with the tour, the price, and the guide (I wish I remembered her name). She was very nice and knowledgeable.

One of my favorite parks to visit and tour in Vienna! I have visited the Schönbrunn Schoßpark in…read moreboth the Summer and Winter. The Summer is more recommended as you can picnic and tour their "Maze" (think Harry Potter and Goblet of Fire maze scene). It was still beautiful and majestic in the Winter time. While staying in Vienna, the Schönbrunn is easy to get to from any U-Bahn Station. You transfer to the u4 (Green Line) and Schönbrunn has its own stop so you cannot miss it! In the Summer, I rented a bike and rode from Karlsplatz to the Schönbrunn and it only took 45minutes while riding through the NaschMarkt. (Note: If you ride a bike or scooter to Schönbrunn, you must leave it on the North Side of the Palace so make sure you have a lock!) Give yourself PLENTY of time (3-4hrs) so you can tour the Gardens, Fountains, Maze, and hopefully get a grand tour of the Schönbrunn Palace. A must see in Vienna, Austria!

I feel like I should give this plaza a 3, but I'll be nice since you need to be there to see the…read morecathedral. As one of the busiest plazas in Vienna, this place gets super crowded. Uncomfortably crowded. We climbed the church tower, ducked into a shop for souvenir hunting, then ran across to see the inside of the cathedral. After that, we were outta there. Once you've seen it, you're good, unless you need to come back to the cathedral for something. 62/2025

Fun area and lots of fun little shops & department stores too from low to high end. Also numerous…read morerestaurants and cafes. Very crowded and out on your walking shoes! On a hot day it could get warm. Walking distance from our hotel. And you won't miss St. Stephen's Cathedral. Do visit inside if you're able.

An impressively lovely gardens right along the inner city of Vienna. Everything is precise, orderly…read moreand beautiful. There's a section where rose bushes are donated by people and it makes for a colorful pop along the walking path. We came on a rainy day but this would be a lovely spot to sit and spend more time when the weather is better. I loved how precise everything was set up here, the grounds are very well attended to and cared for.

Lush, gorgeous, manicured hedges and rose garden to walk through en route to the museums around…read more Classy and elegant like the rest of Vienna. 5 stars!!!

In the center of Neubau is a large park that my six-year-old daughter loved. Here's why…read more 1) Equipment: There's a sandpit with buckets, a slide, a tunnel maze, and lots of ropes and ladders for skill-based climbing. She had a blast trying to master each station. 2) Water: There's a water spigot for washing your hands and a single outhouse. 3) Tables: There are tables in the shade for all. 4) Murals: There are murals decorated the walls around the park. 5) Fence: It's entirely fenced in.

A small butterfly conservatory…read more For 7€ a person, it is absolutely with it. There is only one room, with a bridge, lots of flowers and 6 different butterfly species. Although when we went one was 95% seen. It will take you about half an hour to walk around and see the whole exhibition. You do learn some interesting fun facts about butterflies. Special note: it is really warm in there, leave your jackets outside, there are free coat hangers

Still rainy, so let's stay inside…read more As part of the Hofburg Royal Palace, The Imperial Butterfly House is housed within an Art Nouveau greenhouse in the Burggarten. Admission in 7€. The gravel path makes a loop through the garden and round a small creek and waterfall. The path is quite narrow in spots. As you walk in there is a case of chrysalises. Some butterflies as recently emerged. Not sure if it was the time of year, December, but there were not many butterflies flitting around, or a large variety. I believe I saw around a half dozen or so different types. A single atlas moth larger than my hand was resting near the door as you walked in. You can watch them eat on bananas and special flowers sprayed with honey water. I looped the garden twice, in about 45 minutes. There's a room off from the gift shop that shows a loop film about the life cycle of butterflies and moths. Ok for a rainy day. I wouldn't return.