The capital of Austria Vienna shines with its archaeological sites, its ancient history, its picturesque nature and its pleasant weather, which makes it an ideal destination in this summer. You can enjoy visiting museums, gardens, palaces and other tourist attractions that the city abounds in.
Shopping in Vinna
Shop at leading stores of international luxury brands or with the former supplier of the Imperial Court, and dine at gourmet restaurants that have been honored by the Michelin Guide. Enjoy exclusive visions in museums or the art of buying at auctions at a palace. Vienna offers many possibilities for luxury guests.
The Golden Quarter
Take a shopping tour in Vienna, the city of imperial taste, and you will find yourself surrounded by the residences and palaces of emperors and princes. One of Vienna’s most exclusive shopping districts, Goldenes (Golden Quarter) is one of the most exclusive shopping districts in Vienna, with leading stores like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Valentino, Saint Laurent, Prada, Miu Miu, Brioni, Alexander McQueen and others here. The suppliers provided the imperial and former royal court the imperial family and still represent the finest handicrafts today. Vienna’s traditional Cher company has produced handcrafted shoe products by standards for generations. Other royal and imperial court suppliers such as the glass and lighting manufacturer c. & L’Obmeier, the Ugartan porcelain factory or the jeweler A.A.Cosert, the best quality in handicrafts and unique products to date.
Image: In Graben © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Luxury-lovers will also find a handful of the finest quality jewelry in Colmart, where Cartier, Chopard and Tiffany are represented alongside traditional Viennese companies such as Wagner, Bucherer and Scholine. A few extra steps in the square there is the dimple pastry shop, where artistic designed façades entice shoppers inside to take a good coffee break between purchases.
Leading Austrian restaurants
In Vienna, food lovers will indulge in moments of distinct flavor. The Viennese cuisine is explained and completed with a contemporary blend of leading Austrian restaurants. Many varieties of international cuisine are prepared according to the highest standards of restaurants. Currently, there are around 127 Viennese restaurants bearing the desired Gault and Millau marks, while the total number of 19 Michelin stars are among the 14 restaurants in Vienna, where five of them were awarded two stars from the Michelin Guide: Styriaire am Stadtpark, Amador Restaurant, Constantin Filippo, Silvio Nicole gourmet restaurant in the Coburg ballet, and the Miraz and Schone restaurant. Styrian, the leading vegetarian and herbalist, is ranked 10th in the “Top 50 Restaurants in the World” list. The wine cellar in the Coburg Ballet is the best of its kind in the world, and it provides true wine for wine lovers and connoisseurs.
Image: In the Leopold Museum © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Museums
Regardless of the cultural trend, special experiences such as an evening tour can be arranged in the collections of the Kunsthistorisches Museum Museum in Vienna, Albertina, Belvedere, an “exclusive morning experience” at Schönbrunn Zoo or a tour with an individual program at the Wiener Concerthaus. The “Waltz Vienna Waltz Dancing Academy” organizes exclusive waltz dancing courses in an elegant setting and provides an introduction to the 200-year-old tradition of the culture of dancing concerts in Vienna.
Exhibitions
While art lovers and antiques collectors can go to many exhibitions in Vienna, as well as art galleries such as Finacontemporee or auctions in Dorothium, Kinski Palace or Westlecht Gallery. Leica was auctioned here for a record price of 1.68 million euros in 2012.
From the VIP service at the airport, a limousine is at your disposal throughout your visit to the excellent all-round interest in the luxurious Viennese Hotel that makes your stay unforgettable.
Golden Quarter (Golden Quarter) © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Onyx © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
In the Leopold Museum © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
In the Graben © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Riding a traditional horse-drawn carriage in the old town © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Schönbrunn Palace © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Vienna Old Town © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
In the Graben © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
In the Museum Quarter © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Golden Quarter © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Do & Co Winter Garden Stephansplatz © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Coffee House Demel © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Do & Co Winter Garden Stephansplatz © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
Golden Quarter (Golden Quarter) © WienTourismus – Peter Rigaud
