VENUE

The Musa and the permanent exhibition “Vienna. My History” at the Wien Museum are free of charge and can be visited without a ticket!
(https://shop.wienmuseum.at/en/tickets)

Tip: Enjoy the nice view over Karlsplatz from the terrasse with a coffee (3rd Floor).

One of the world famous concert hall. Home of Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
The Golden Hall is famous for it acoustics.

Tip: Attend the guided tour https://www.musikverein.at/en/guided-tours/

The Albertina Museum Vienna & the Albertina Modern are the largest museum for modern art in Central Europe with art exhibitions like Monet to Picasso.

The one of most famous oper house in the world.

Tip: Take the guided tour https://www.wiener-staatsoper.at/en/guided-tours/

The world-famous Secession building designed by Joseph Maria Olbrich and the works of the association’s founding members of the Secession were instrumental in defining the Viennese brand of Jugendstil. One key work of this epoch that is still housed—albeit with interruptions—at the Secession is Gustav Klimt’s Beethoven Frieze, created for the Secessionists’ XIVth exhibition in 1902. The theme of the frieze, the yearning for happiness, was inspired by Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. (Source : https://secession.at/en/)

Built in the 18th century by Emperor Charles VI after the plague epidemic. Inside, there's a panoramic elevator to view the dome frescoes up close.

Viennese Popular market with international street food, cafés, and vintage shops.