Location & surroundings

Sights in Vienna

The Belvedere is a nine-minute walk away, St. Stephen’s Cathedral just three subway stops: Vienna’s classics are right around the corner.

U1 to the city center

The Belvedere on your doorstep

Baroque and contemporary: two museums, both within walking distance.

Within walking distance
Upper Belvedere
Once the summer residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy, and under Maria Theresa one of the first public museums in the world. The Austrian State Treaty was signed in the Baroque palace; today it is Austria’s most visited art museum, home to works from Klimt to Schiele.
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9-minute walk
Belvedere 21
Contemporary art, a sculpture garden, and creative workshops in the basement, right next to Vienna Central Station (Hauptbahnhof). The award-winning building was created in 1958 for the Expo in Brussels and was later rebuilt in Vienna’s Schweizergarten. It was formerly called “20er Haus,” then “21er Haus.”
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The U1 at Vienna Central Station takes you to the city center with no transfers.

U1 · 3 stops
St. Stephen’s Cathedral
Vienna’s landmark in the heart of the city: the Gothic cathedral with its south tower and colorful tiled roof. Exit the Stephansplatz station and you’re standing right in front of it.
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U1 · 2 stops
Karlskirche
The Baroque church on Karlsplatz with its green dome and two columns. On nice days, it’s reflected in the pond in front of it.
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U1 · 2 stops
Vienna State Opera
One of the great opera houses of the world, right on the Ringstraße and a few steps from Karlsplatz. Guided tours of the building are offered during the day.
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U1, then U2
City Hall (Rathaus)
The Neo-Gothic City Hall on the Ringstraße hosts the Christkindlmarkt Christmas market during Advent and the Film Festival on Rathausplatz in summer.
U1 · Praterstern
Riesenrad
The Riesenrad, Vienna’s giant Ferris wheel, has been turning in the Prater since 1897. From the top, the whole city lies at your feet. All around, you’ll find the Wurstelprater funfair and the green Hauptallee avenue.
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Getting here & public transportation
Train, airport, underground parking garage, and the public transportation around the hotel.
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