City Hall Square the spectacular backdrop for Vienna’s major festivals — from summer film nights to Christmas markets and Europe’s largest open‑air ice rink.

Austria’s most prestigious stage, paired with Café Landtmann — Freud’s favorite and still a meeting place for Vienna’s cultural and political elite.

People’s Garden, a serene rose garden framed by the classical Theseus Temple — a quiet oasis in the heart of the city.

Heroes’ Square - an impressive skyline of palaces and horsemen, with the balcony that carries Vienna’s most somber 20th‑century memories. 1938 Hitler used the balcony for his Anschluss speach.

Courtyards of the Hofburg, a labyrinth of eight courtyards surrounding the imperial palace town — home to the Spanish Riding School, major museums, and the State Hall of the National Library.

Elegant façades, luxury boutiques, and classic Viennese café culture along two of the city’s most iconic promenades.

Golden Quarter, Vienna’s cluster of luxury brands, grand hotels, and refined restaurants — a showcase of contemporary elegance.

Pestsäule (Plague Column), a dramatic Baroque monument expressing the city’s faith and resilience in times of crisis.

In the soft afternoon or evening light, discover the Gothic details of Stephansdom (St. Stephen’s Cathedral) — usually open until late.