Vienna

Vienna is renowned for its elegant execution of the finer things in life. The art, architecture and refined musical culture are the hallmarks of this much-loved city that offers just the right blend of historical and contemporary ambience. The world-class museums, stunning Baroque cathedrals and delicious Sachertorte (its iconic chocolate cake) attract tourists from all over the world, but while the city’s high-profile attractions are deserving of their popularity, there’s a whole other side to the city that many visitors

If you think a standard night out in Vienna is a simple dinner of Schnitzel and Apfelstrudel, followed by a quiet pint in a local bar, you couldn’t be further from the truth. The capital of Austria is quickly becoming a hub for world-class fine dining – did you know that Vienna is the world’s largest wine-producing capital city, for instance? If you have an eye for trendy nightclubs, you won’t have to look far, either. To get you wining, dining and socialising in style, we recommend visiting the following hotspots on your trip to Vienna. Going on a 24-hour

While those with young families may think a city like Vienna doesn’t have much to offer in terms of child-friendly attractions and activities, in fact, this lovely city is actually a wonderful destination for youngsters. And, with a little research, it doesn’t have to blow out the hard-earned holiday budget.

The Austrian capital of Vienna is an undisputed highlight of any Danube River Cruise. Located in the east of the country close to the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary, this UNESCO World Heritage City is best known around the world for its legacy of classical music and its rich culture which continue to attract millions of visitors every year. If your cruise company offer the option of an extension at the beginning or end of your cruise be sure to take it as there’s so much to see and do in this most charming of cities.