Sightseeing with Public Transportation | VIENNA on a Budget
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In this video, we take you on a tour of Vienna's best public transportation routes for sightseeing. Join us as we explore the city's famous Ringstrasse on Tram Line nr. 1 or 2 and show you how you'll get to see some of the most iconic landmarks in Vienna, including the Vienna State Opera, the Hofburg Palace, Natural History Museum, City Hall, Burgtheather and the Parliament Building.
We'll also show you the best way to get to St. Stephen's Cathedral located in the heart of the Ring, and the lively surrounding area of Stephansplatz.
And for the foodies out there, we'll take you to Vienna's most popular market, Naschmarkt, where you can find everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to cheeses, spices, meats, and seafood.
Join us on this ultimate guide to exploring Vienna's top sights using the city's comprehensive public transportation system.
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01:10 - Ringstrasse
03:07 - Stephansplatz
04:45 - Naschmarkt
06:35 - Schoenbrunn
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Vienna is simple but beautiful❤👍
Thank you soooo much I am for sure gona save it as a day itenirary for my upcoming visit to vienna . This was so helpful and amazing.
Thank you very much for watching 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you for sharing this information. I find this very helpful. I'm excited to visit Vienna for the first time.
Excellent.
❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing. My husband and I will be there next month ❤❤❤ We are excited to see your beautiful city.
Hope you enjoy it!
Great advice, hoping to visit Vienna in Sept. Thank you.
Superb, thank you
Thank you for watching!
great channel!
Just watching again. Would be an idea to inform how tickets can be brought for the journey. Thank you.
We have a link to the Vienna city card in the video description.
Thank you for your amazing videos 🤩 It is very helpful!
I would like to ask about the food that you showed in Stephansplatz. It looks so yummy! Could you please share the restaurant's name? And can you suggest a good restaurant in the city center, please?
Yeah it's called "Laolao - grandma's homemade dumplings"! Highly recommend.
Check out "REINTHALER'S BEISL" - great location, good food, reasonable prices
Great advice
Thanks for watching!
We are coming tomorrow. Wish you was our tour guide 😊 we have only 3 days and want to visit many places 😄
Enjoy your trip!
Hello Khyati and Puria, how’s Vienna in first week of Jan? What would you recommend? Thanks
Hello there! The first week of January is a wonderful time to visit. You could even catch some of the Christmas markets that usually last until January 6th. And while you're here, don't miss out on the chance to relax and enjoy the warmth of Vienna's traditional coffeehouses. There's nothing quite like a cup of hot chocolate to keep you cozy when it's chilly outside! 😜
Why don’t you start guided tours. I am in Vienna 15th to 22nd and would like to avoid the usual touristy things. Your video has added to my confidence!
15 to 22 June
We're already working on that :)
Hi, Are all the public transports stroller friendly and easily accessible with a stroller ?
Yes they are! Every station has at least one elevator.
just visited the city and i'm in love with the vienna. Beautiful city with tons of visting place but i suggest don't go to belverdere palce inside it cost a bit and it's not worthy of vist. however it you like art you can. rest inside there's nothing.
Hi there, May we know how's the usual Vienna temperature during April and May? It will be very helpful to know so we can bring the appropriate clothes. Thank you.
Difficult to say as we experienced different weather conditions during that period. But it’s normally not getting colder than 10 degrees and not hotter than 27.
from all the footage of line U1 towards Kaisermühelen or Alte Donau Station I would have expected you recommend Donauturm
Definitely also a must see place 👍🏽 will cover it probably next time
Hi ananym!
Thanks for mentioning us ❤
Hi Khyati!
We are looking forward to welcoming you ❤
@@donauturm_wien Gerne doch, z.B. auf Kaffee und Kuchen im Turmcafe, wenn ihr mir einen Gutschein zukommen lasst ;)
Hello
M going to travel vienna plz assist of travel visa cost and spring time is best for us...
Require guidance..
Spring time is amazing! Travel visa depends on your origin. Please check out local government websites to get latest information
I do not like Naschmarkt, it mostly feels like a tourist trap. Try Karmelitermarkt in the second district instead - it's a nice, relaxed place for having a coffee or a light meal. You can reach it by tram no. 2 (stop Kameliterplatz) and a short walk. After your coffee break, you can take another short walk to Augarten, visit the porcelain museum, and relax in the stunning baroque park. That's really off the beat and non-touristy.
Agree that’s also a great route
hi will be vienna for 3 days pls advise is it worth to buy viena city card with 2 adults and 2 kids
as i see online it os with one adult one kid goes free pls advise thanks
Hey there! If you're planning to explore various attractions in Vienna, I highly recommend getting the Vienna City Card. With each adult ticket, you'll also receive a complimentary pass for a child up to the age of 15. So, if you purchase two adult tickets, your entire family can benefit from it.
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The confusing and unhelpful transport system in Vienna was so bad I will never visit the city again: no assistance was available at any of the stations I visited and it was assumed that visitors could understand it - and it was their fault if they didn’t.
Sorry to hear that...normally it's pretty straightforward and also Google Maps has pretty accurate data.
Sweetheart, that was the way in every city I ever visited. In comparison to the NYC metro, the one in Vienna is a wonder of simplicity and effective transport.