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4 Stars - 42 Opinions
Gudrunstrasse 184, Vienna, 1100, Austria
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Can anyone tell me any good places to stay close to The imperial riding school, as i have conference there in May 1st week, but would like to stay in a cheaper place. also what is the best area, where is convinent to all the main attractions. Would like to stay in a place that is walking distance from the above if possible.
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Glen
About 2 years ago we've stayed here www.pension-suzanne.at/english/index_2.htm, simple but just in front of the opera. You can walk everywhere downtown.
The Pension Residenz (3 stars) as well as the Schweizer Pensions Solderer are quite cheap and they are both in walking distance.
Just check out their websites:
www.residenz.cc
www.schweizerpension.com
Enjoy your stay!
SusannaViennaTB
How far is the hotel from the airports and is this location close to the train station?? is travelling by train from the airport an option?? are their shuttles? please advice.. thanks
At Pension Suzanne website they have this description on how to arrive to the pension:
Using the public transportation system from the airport Wien-Schwechat:
Approximately every 20 minutes there is a bus-shuttle-service running from the airport to the Vienna-City-Air-Terminal (at the Vienna Hilton Hotel) - there you change to the subway U4 (the station is called `Wien Landstraße`) - up to the station `Karlsplatz/Oper`- exit ´Oper` - `Kärnterstraße` - up to the pedestrian area - make a right turn into `Walfischgasse`- on the right hand side you´ll find your `Pension Suzanne`. More comfortable: riding a taxi from the City-Air-Terminal directly to your `Pension Suzanne`; this ride will take you just 5-10 minutes.
Tourist Office
* Tourist Info Vienna (pic)
Vienna 1, Albertinaplatz / Maysedergasse,
behind the Vienna State Opera
* Tourist Info Vienna Airport
Arrival Hall
* Wien-Hotels & Info
- Tel.: (+43) 1 24 555
- Fax: (+43) 1 24 555 666
- E-Mail: info@wien.info
- Internet: www.wien.info (different languages)
And regarding the http of the Tourit info: www.wien.info/en/travel-info/tourist-info/tourist-information
So much architecture and history here, but, for me it has to be .... The big wheel in Prater Park. If you've ever seen or read The Third Man you must remember the big wheel, and this is it. Superb!! Great memory, the whole park is a good afternoon out, I guess it's best at weekends.
A reception in the Rathaus. When you enter the building, you gasp. Then, when you step into the main hall... no more words. An incredibly large hall, with all the decorations you would expect in an imperial ballroom, e.g. in the 'Sissi': chandeliers, mirrors, gilded ornaments, French windows with a beautiful view from them, a Viennese orchestra playing... The only thing I missed was a crowd of people in 19th century clothes dancing waltz (Well, there was quite a big crowd, but nobody was dancing. Instead, everybody was devouring the mountains of delicacies served.)
Visit the Kunsthistoriches Museum. There are acres of galleries of magnificent art, but you can also have coffee and a cake in the cafe on the balcony, looking up into the dome if you get the right seat!
Zentralfriedhof really should be considered a "must see" in Vienna - it's easily one of the most spectacular cemetaries in the world. Hard to believe, but the remains of 2.5 million people are here! It's the only cemetary that I know of that has it's own internal bus service. You should really been a picnic and make a day of it here, as I did. There's a great deal of interest to be seen - and it should be remembered that this is still an active and functioning cemetary. For example, this is the very recentlyt completed memorial to the great Viennese actress Inge Konradi (1924-2002) She was a child actress in the 1930s, and continued to work in film and in Vienna's Volkstheater, the Burgtheater, and the Theater in der Josefstadt until her death. (Once theater is in your blood, there's no cure.)
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