Plan Your Own Christmas Market Break in Vienna
We mentioned the coffee houses above (and they should certainly be experienced) but visitors should also try the sausage stands (an Austrian institution but especially in Vienna), the Wiener Schnitzel (a breaded pork or veal escalope) or the local pastries and cakes (possibly in one of the above-mentioned coffee houses). But there are a number of interesting sites along Vienna's main river, from the Donauinsel (the island between the two channels of the river) to the river traffic connections to Bratislava over the border in neighbouring Slovakia, to the evocative Cemetery of the Nameless (for those unknown who are found drowned in the river).Įxperience Vienna's contribution to food and drink. Well, not literally - for a start it's probably too cold at this time of year.
You can follow the traces of the battles against the Turkish invaders which left the legacy of coffee house culture the scientific and cultural legacy of the Austro-Hungarian emperors or track the important locations and persons in the development of pyschotherapy! As the former Imperial capital of much of Europe, Vienna is steeped in culture and history. Location: In the 9th district buildings known as the Altes AKHįollow your own track through the city history. Times: Monday to Wednesday : 14.00 - 22.00 This is another of the Christmas villages around the city - this one located in the buildings which are now part of the University of Vienna but which are still known as 'the old general hospital'.
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