Vacationin Vienna

Family vacation with the family Visit Vienna during the holidays

Vacation in Vienna – experience culture, history, and many other activities.

The holiday season offers the ideal opportunity to get to know Vienna and its fascinating history better. With its numerous parks, green spaces, and the Donau, the city is a compelling destination for a vacation in Vienna.

A stroll through the historic city center takes you past impressive architecture, traditional buildings, and lively squares. As well as attractions, child-friendly museums, zoos and much more.

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The modern living units are equipped with air conditioning, a safe, satellite TV with international channels, a telephone, a hi-fi system with CD player, and a connection option for your smartphone. In the fully equipped kitchen, you can prepare a quick snack or your loved ones’ favorite meal. Modern kitchen appliances, a comprehensive range of cooking and dining utensils, and a Nespresso coffee machine are all at your disposal.

To make your visit even more enjoyable, you can also park in our in-house underground car park. There are a variety of cafés, restaurants, and shopping opportunities in the immediate vicinity.

Just pack your bags and come on over. We look forward to seeing you!

Holiday season in Vienna

Perfect for a family visit to Vienna during the holiday season

Easter holidays

The Easter holidays in Vienna are ideal for a family vacation that combines culture, springtime awakening, and special traditions. When the city begins to blossom, numerous Easter markets in Vienna invite you to stroll, discover, and enjoy—a real highlight for families with children.

Popular Viennese Easter markets, such as those in front of Schönbrunn Palace or on Freyung Square, delight visitors with lovingly decorated stalls, regional specialties, handicrafts, and special offers for children. Easter egg hunts, craft stations, and small attractions make a visit particularly family-friendly.

Pentecost holidays

Spend your Pentecost holidays in Vienna and enjoy the first warm days before summer. The streets are coming back to life, the trees are blossoming, squares and parks are filling up with laughter again, and walks outside are becoming pleasantly warmer. Vienna shows itself from a special side: historically influenced, culturally diverse, yet relaxed.

The Pentecost holidays offer an ideal opportunity to consciously experience the city and gather new impressions.

Summer vacation in Vienna

The long hot days and bright evenings are returning. The summer holidays in Vienna offer numerous opportunities for active and varied leisure activities. On warm days, outdoor pools, the Donau Island, or the old Donau area invite you to swim and relax. In addition, zoos such as Schönbrunn Zoo and various summer events invite visitors to explore together. Many of the attractions are family-friendly and allow visitors to discover Vienna in a playful way.

Blick vom Kohlmarkt auf den Michaelerplatz

Fall break

Visit us when the leaves fall from the trees and it gets cooler again. The fall holidays are the perfect mix of not too cold and not too hot. You can still take beautiful walks through Vienna's parks, but also enjoy cool indoor activities such as museums or concerts.

Tiergarten Schönbrunn - Kind und Vater beobachten Pinguine

Zoo Schönbrunn

Schönbrunn Zoo is the oldest zoo in the world and is home to over 500 different species of animals. Immerse yourself in the world of animals and get to know them. From the tropical rainforest to the water landscape, you will find many different creatures.

From Singerstrasse 21/25, you can reach the zoo by taking the U4 underground line to Hietzing station.

Naturhistorisches Museum Außenaufnahme in Wien

Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum has over 30 million objects that not only date from the present day, but mostly from the past. Whether you choose to explore ancient artifacts or the evolution of various living creatures, you will have a lot of fun and learn something new in the process.

Visit the Natural History Museum with a short walk through the city—you can reach the museum in about half an hour.