Local Area Guide

Riesenradplatz 2, Vienna, Vienna 1020
1.24 MI/ 2 KM away

Adventure, tradition, and Viennese charm at once - no other place radiates so much energy and joie de vivre as the Vienna Prater. A fascinating world awaits visitors and guarantees entertainment for both young and old. Full of turbulent roller coasters, spooky ghost trains and attractions of all sorts - there is hardly any other place in the world to challenge your senses in this intoxicating way. Time flies here while spendind a few pleasurable hours with your family, enjoying the Prater.

Bräunerstraße 7, Vienna, 1010
3.17 MI/ 5.1 KM away

It's always worth looking left and right - especially if you're searching for authentic restaurants. Just a few steps away from the shopping street, in a side street, the "Beim Hofmeister" is known for its hospitality and cuisine. The house, partly built on medieval elements, is an early baroque palace in which chef Helmut Jakesch now serves Viennese specialties as well as Austrian and international dishes.

Bäckerstraße 6, Vienna, 1010
2.36 MI/ 3.8 KM away

Since 1905 people have been socializing in the Wollzeile. Originally opened by Johan Figlmüller as a wine tavern, the restaurant is now famous for its interpretation of the Wiener Schnitzel and many other dishes of Viennese cuisine. The delicacies are still served with a glass of self-produced wine. The homely atmosphere is created by the cozy furnishings with lots of wood, the friendly green accent color and a decent number of memorabilia on the walls.

Ledererhof 9, Vienna, 1010
3.11 MI/ 5 KM away

The fun fact about the Ledererhof, built in the 14th century, is that the building’s underground had more meters than the structure above the ground. Of the four cellars in total, however, only the first basement floor was preserved. Before the Brezl Gwölb – “Gwölb” describes both the architecture and the restaurant itself - there was a bakery, one of the first in which pretzels were made. Today, home-style cooking is served in the candlelit vault and in the garden accompanied by classical mus

Volksgarten, Heldenplatz, Vienna, 1010
3.79 MI/ 6.1 KM away

The name says it all: The Volksgarten, one of Vienna's trendiest clubs, is located in the middle of the park of the same name in Vienna's 1st district which was created in 1823. The history of the club also begins in the year the park opened: it was then built as a columned hall by Peter Nobile and later converted into a dance café. The winter garden and the original furniture are in stark contrast to the modern design of the disco, but offer a wonderful retreat.

CopaBeach, Vienna, 1220
1.68 MI/ 2.7 KM away

Sandy beach or green meadow? The CopaBeach offers both. Of course, with an unobstructed view of the New Danube and direct access to the water. Gastronomy, sports and leisure facilities can be found along the shore. On sun loungers under parasols, you can relax with street food, frozen yogurt and drinks. Choices of Greek, Mexican, and Italian cuisines are available around the area. CopaBeach is only one subway station away from the voco™ Vienna Prater.

Stephansplatz 3, Vienna, 1010
1.99 MI/ 3.2 KM away

It is home to one of the most sacred and beautiful church interiors in the world: St. Stephen's Cathedral, founded in the 12th century, however does not only impress with its interior. Vienna's landmark is over 100 meters long and 72 meters wide - it is one of the most important Gothic buildings in Austria. At 136 meters, the south tower of the cathedral is the tallest of the four towers. Everyone who has climbed the 343 steps into the ‘Türmerstube’ will be rewarded with a magnificent view over

Schloss Belvedere, Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, Vienna, 1030
3.04 MI/ 4.9 KM away

Belvedere Palace is part of a baroque ensemble comprising Upper Belvedere, Lower Belvedere and connecting gardens. The latter is the oldest element of the area. The building with the illustrious name “Beautiful View” was completed by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt for Prince Eugene of Savoy. Together with Belvedere 21, an architectural icon of post-war modernism, the palace complex is home to temporary exhibitions and works of contemporary art.

Naschmarkt, Vienna, 1060
2.98 MI/ 4.8 KM away

There are around 120 market stalls and bars in Vienna's Naschmarkt, probably the most famous area for culinary diversity - from local specialties to Israeli-oriental delicacies. Foods were traded here as early as the beginning of the 20th century. Many sales stands have now been converted into modern eateries that combine old and new architecture. The flea market on Saturday and DJs who are spinning on the weekends also ensure a colorful crowd.