mit dem Bus 48 A bis Endstation. Otto-Wagner-Kirche, Jugendstiltheater, Pavilions der Krankenanstalt. 14. Bezirk, Schöner Ausblick über Wien.

Rent a paddle boat and go swimming at the Alte Donau! The water is nice and it's definently worth it, if you're in for some sun;)

Take the boat on the Donau from Bratislava to Vienna, or vice versa. The sites along the way such as ruins are quite nice, and on a sunny day the wind and spray is wonderful

Wien: Deplacez vous en métro il n'y a rien de plus simple et vous prendrez moins de temps qu'avec une voite

spécialités local : Schnitzel : escalope pane
Sachertorte : les meilleur gateau au chocolat du monde

Fabulous city to visit at christmas! And Albertina (museum) is GREAT!

Don't miss the lovely fresh wines at the Heurigens ... they are an institution ... be careful though as they can get you drunk quite surreptitiously ... and don't miss an opera at the Statsoper ... its well worth it even if you can manage to get the 'standing' tickets ... of course, I won't even begin to list the architectural gems, the efficient transport and the Habsburg legacy ...it is a sizeable city and can tire you out if you don't select ...

You are in Wien? Than you have to try the "Sacher-Torte". No, not just one... you have to try the ORIGINAL one in the Hotel Sacher in Wien.... It's not really saving money... but it's worth the effort ;)...

take a coffee and a piece of the famous "Sachertorte" at the "Sacher" and then visit a performance at the "Wiener Staatsoper" if you like culture this will be an unforgetable experience

Stay at the Christina, af airly inexpensive and unpretentious hotel with a VERY friendly and helpful staff. The Art Deco surroundings are tasteful and reflect one of the most important periods in Viennese art history. Speaking of art, do not miss the Hundertwasser Haus. Down the street is a coffeeshop (I forget the name but a peek inside to look for the dark paneled rooms will tell you, you have found it). I mention the place because we had the best strudel I have ever eaten at this coffee shop. If you compliment the strudel you will probably be introduced to the Strudel maker, a big Austrian mama.