St. Stephen's Cathedral
Vienna's Gothic symbol with a colourful tiled roof and a 137 m tower.
- Category
- Religious site
- Duration
- 1 h
- Price
- $
- Best time
- Morning
Tip: Climb the south tower for views of the city.
Show on mapVienna is a cultural capital shaped by music, Habsburg heritage and coffeehouse tradition. Opera, waltz and baroque architecture are part of everyday life.
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Vienna's Gothic symbol with a colourful tiled roof and a 137 m tower.
Tip: Climb the south tower for views of the city.
Show on mapOne of the world's great opera houses, with nearly 300 performances a year.
Tip: Cheap standing-room tickets are sold shortly before the show.
Show on mapA historic Ferris wheel turning since 1897, made famous by 'The Third Man'.
Tip: Ride at sunset and book ahead to skip the queue.
Show on mapHome of the Vienna Philharmonic in the Golden Hall, host of the New Year's Concert.
Tip: You can also visit on a daytime guided tour.
Show on mapLipizzaner horses perform a 400-year-old classical tradition.
Tip: Watching a morning training session is cheaper.
Show on mapA fantastical apartment block with wavy floors and a colourful façade.
Tip: The flats are private; visit the nearby Kunst Haus instead.
Show on mapA baroque masterpiece with a great dome and Trajan-style columns.
Tip: Take the lift to the dome to see frescoes up close.
Show on mapA neo-Gothic city hall whose forecourt hosts events all year.
Tip: Free guided tours are held on certain weekdays.
Show on mapA vast cemetery with honorary graves of Beethoven, Schubert and Brahms.
Tip: The honorary graves are in Group 32A; take tram 71.
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