Best things to do in Vienna

Simply fantastic. A museum rich in history and beauty starting with the paintings and moving on to the sections devoted to ancient Egypt, ancient Rome, etc. The treasures from the Middle Ages to the Baroque are extraordinary!!! Congratulations

Bought the vienna pass for 2 days ( during off season) It was easy to use and i was able to see alot. I Went to the belvedere castle, ferris wheel, schönbrunn castle, sisi museum, the museum for the crowned jewels, leopold museum, Danube tower and used the hop on hop off busses as well as the train in schönbrunn. I recommend planning your day well, to get the most out of your card. Some attractions have timeslots or need reservations before hand. Some open early and others are open late. I highly recommend talking to people at "VPG Vienna PASS GmbH" to get your guide and information about this. The pass for example did not include all the rooms at the schönbrunn Castle. However I was able to gain full entrance with a 9 euro upgrade, which was totally worth it. It's hard to use the hop on hop off busses as the only mode of transport. I recommend getting getting a public transport card as well ( especially if you want to optimise you time), they are available for purchase at all subway stations. I paid 14 euros for 48 hours. Vienna public transport was pretty easy to navigate with Google maps. It also gives a lot more flexibility.

Guided tour in French with guide Bibiane who was great ... Well commented without going into too much technical detail. And superb château and gardens.

Everything was great. Schönbrunn Schloss is an outstanding marvel and The Zoo was the most beautiful zoo I ever seen in my life

A grand experience with a tour of palace scenic & beautiful gardens, majestic halls & with a great exhibition of pieces by French impressionists ie Renoir, Monet, Cezzanne

We enjoyed the boat trip down the Danube. The food was good and the crew were attentive. Tickets were easy to get using the Headout app. We really enjoyed the town of Durnstein. Very picturesque.

A nice visit to the new Hofburg Palace (not a new visit) ... The second floor (mezzanine, in fact) has a Musée du Quai Branly feel to it, which we loved, so here it is again. The rest of the tour is well worth it. We learn about the construction of this new palace, which lasted long after Sissi.

I was excited to go to the museum. I'd been searching online for a long time for what it was like. Finally, I bought my ticket, arrived in Vienna, and toured the museum. It was truly invaluable to see where Freud lived, his family, and witness his stories, as I'd read his books and followed his theories with great interest. The cabinets at the entrance were also well-designed for storing items. Thank you.