Vienna is one of the most beautiful European cities. The Austrian capital is beautiful at any time of the year. If you are partial to music, painting, architecture; versed in fashion, cuisine, drinks and just have a taste for life, this city will not leave you indifferent.
Instructions
Step 1
When heading to Vienna, flip through the guides and plan your own itinerary. There are so many memorable places, beautiful corners, castles, fountains and sculptures in the city and its environs that a vacation to explore them is definitely not enough for you. Therefore, choose the most interesting places for yourself and pay special attention to their study.
Step 2
Start your list with dozens of museums in Vienna. Among the most famous: Mozarthaus, where the opera "The Marriage of Figaro" was written, the house-museum of Sigmundt Freud with an original collection of personal belongings of the famous psychoanalyst, the Sissi Museum - the eccentric Empress Elizabeth, beloved by the Austrians. Fashion lovers should visit the Historical Museum, which houses a huge collection of 18th century clothing, as well as the largest specialized library in Europe.
Step 3
Be sure to take a walk through the historic center of Vienna. Enjoy Baroque architectural ensembles, streets that have preserved the typical look of the century before last, and the famous Viennese gardens.
Step 4
An indispensable item on the program is a visit to Vienna's palaces. Visit Schönbrunn, the former residence of the Habsburgs, famous for its architectural ensemble, collection of paintings and decorative arts, and lush park. Belvedere is no less beautiful - two magnificent mansions located in a picturesque garden with fountains.
Step 5
If you are passionate about music, buy a ticket to the Vienna Opera. In September, with the beginning of the musical season, premieres and tours of world stars begin here. Ticket prices start at 20 euros.
Step 6
Those who prefer more mundane pleasures should go to one of the largest amusement parks - Prater. Here you can find all kinds of carousels, swings, bungee and slides, as well as a huge "Ferris wheel". For horse lovers and bettors, there is an equally famous hippodrome.
Step 7
If you find yourself in Vienna in February, be sure to visit one of the famous balls. They are satisfied everywhere. You can purchase a ticket and participate as a dancer, or simply watch the fun from the gallery. Dresses and tuxedos can be brought with you or rented. The program includes classical and modern dances, and in some cases, snacks and champagne. Ticket prices start at € 30, and there are discounts for students.
Step 8
Don't forget about the food attractions of the Austrian capital. Don't miss the Viennese pastry shops. All kinds of desserts are served here, the main of which is the famous Sakher cake, the recipe of which is kept in strict confidence. Be sure to try a slice along with a cup of coffee with milk, of course, brewed "Viennese".
