Superbe ville il faut trios jour pour la visiter. À faire impérativement allé dans une pâtisserie du quartier de l’opéra et y dégusté un gâteau au chocolat avec un chocolat chaud un peu chère mais pour les gourmands à ne pas passé à coté. Superb city one needs trio’s day for the visited. To make gone imperatively in a pastry making of the district of the opera and y tasted a chocolate cake with a hot chocolate a little expensive but for the greedy ones with not passed to with dimensions.

If you're looking for something else for a change when visiting Vienna, you might want to consider a stay at the Austria Trend Event Hotel Pyramide in Wien Vösendorf. It is a 4-star hotel with a wonderful tropical swimming pool inside (and outside) a large pyramid structure. There are also inside tennis courts and other sportive activities.

Also a great place for your conference or business meetings!

http://www.tagungsplaner.de/en/hotel/austria-trend-eventhotel-pyramide-wien-voesendorf

Looking a place to spend night or few in Vienna? I recommend Wombat's Hostel - The Base. Nice clean rooms, warm atmosphere, and crazy bar. It's the best place to meet other travelers like You from all around the world.

Beautiful City and nice people! Schönbrunn Palace is spectacular but I love Sisi museum more. That's so gorgeous and interesting. Christmas markets were brilliant! Romantic and unforgetable.

A truly gorgeous city with fantastic architecture and history throughout! The museums are fantastic esp the main art museum, where you could literally spend all day. However when the sun is shining a visit to the river is a must although you may wish to avoid the artificial beach as it gets quite crowded. However if you fancy a swim there is a boat down river from the city centre where there is a swimming pool on board! The Kaffe houses are also a must see and a day trip to the nearby slovakian capital should be a priority.

No public buses on Sundays so make sure you don't end up on a work bus (like an adult version of a school bus) that takes you out to a giant post office in the middle of nowhere.

things you have to see other than historical values that you can find ina any map are Prater, if you have a stomack 4 it, the zoo palmhouse, and the decorations before Christmas!

Pretzels bought from street vendors near St Stephen's are a must in Vienna!

Insider tips for Vienna:
Now of course everyone will visit the Ringstrasse and the Hotel Sacher (great cake), the Rathausplatz but there is so much more to do and see in Vienna:

- First of all: go to Vienna either in December (great Christmas market and atmosphere) or again in Summer .
- Then you have to go to a traditional coffee house (Landmann would be my suggestion)
- If you're in Vienna between December and May something really special would be to go to one of the hundreds of balls which take place each year. It's a once in a lifetime experience.
- Watch the horses of the Spanische Hofreitschule.
- Visit Schönbrunn of course: but the zoo is even nicer in my opinion.

- For nightlife: Discos: Volksgarten, or clubs like Waxis and Keiko, Seven Cocktails

- Restaurants : Figls (Grinzing): nice Austrian cuisine, the area Grinzing also has many other typical Austrian restaurants called "Heurigen" or "Buschenschank".
- Meinl am Graben,
-Steirereck im Stadtpark (quite expensive but exquisite), -Septimo Cielo (great Italian restaurant in the center of Vienna),
-Salmbräu (other great Austrian restaurant),
-and also try the Naschmarkt for nice restaurants.

Check the night-life going on, in the old city Wien, all the restaraunts and bars are open till the early hours of the morning. A large number of tourists, beautyfull streets, houses, cathedrals and evening ligts.