Landmarks in Vienna

I live close to Wroclaw ZOO, which is one of the biggest in the world (in number of species) so I had a big expectations and I did not dissapoint. Main point was for me the Pandas. Except this You have wonderfull an opportunity for visitors to get up close and personal with your animal residents. We also really enjoyed the additional architectural touches that reflect the age of the Vienna facility. You’re really doing a great job!

Everything went well; the guide spoke excellent English, and in addition to the tour of the palace, he also showed us part of the gardens. The directions to the meeting place were a bit vague; we looked for the flag for a good few minutes before realizing there wasn’t one...

Belvedere Palace was one of my favorite places to visit in Vienna. The palace is absolutely beautiful, and the gardens are lovely, especially on a sunny day. The art collection is also impressive, with Klimt’s “The Kiss” being the highlight. It can get quite busy, but the atmosphere is still great and there is plenty to see. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in Vienna!

We arrived at Belvedere unprepared and weren't aware that tickets were sold for specific time slots. There was a fairly long line of people at the ticket counter, and a man had just come out and told his family that he hadn’t been able to get tickets for Upper Belvedere (for a specific time slot, I think), so he had opted for tickets to Lower Belvedere instead. I then checked online and, within a few minutes, managed to get tickets for Upper Belvedere for an earlier time slot—one that was already sold out at the ticket counter. Well done!

At lunchtime, without any wait, my granddaughters and I looked down from up here to see which direction our home is in ❤️ Awesome! I highly recommend buying tickets here!

Not only was the concert held at the beautiful St. Peter's Church, but the musicians and the repertoire were top-notch as well—it was well worth it, and I highly recommend it. The polite audience heeded the request not to take photos or record video and applauded at the appropriate moments. Photos were taken before or after the concert.

Amazing one hour of music in one of the most beautiful environment in St Peter’s Church. No music system, no amplifier and no massive speakers - just you, natural music from instruments, and four young and brilliant musicians who transpond you to another world!

Everything was perfect—I got in right on time without having to wait in line. The visit is definitely worth the price of admission because you get to see some exceptional works of art.