A grand Neo-Gothic city hall with soaring spires that hide a rebellious architectural prank. It is the beating heart of Vienna’s civic life and citywide festivals.

The grandest stage in the German-speaking world. This opulent theater hides early, priceless ceiling paintings by a young, rebellious Gustav Klimt.

A glamorous, triumphant temple of music. The Vienna State Opera is the glittering heart of the world's music capital, hiding a story of architectural heartbreak and WWII resurrection.

A Greek temple–inspired parliament where statues of goddesses and rivers adorn the entrance. Its classical white columns and Athena fountain welcome visitors to Austria’s house of democracy on the Ringstraße.

A perfectly manicured imperial rose garden featuring an ancient Greek temple replica and a poignant, hidden memorial to the tragically assassinated Empress Sisi.

A massive imperial square where breathtaking engineering marvels meet Vienna's darkest historical hour. Stand beneath rearing bronze horses and the balcony that changed the world.

The world's oldest riding academy. Here, majestic white Lipizzaner stallions perform gravity-defying 'equestrian ballet' inside a sparkling imperial ballroom.

A stunning architectural time machine. Stand between excavated Roman ruins, the opulent Hofburg Palace gate, and a modern building that completely scandalized the Emperor.

A bustling, luxurious pedestrian boulevard that hides a dark history. At its center stands a swirling marble masterpiece thanking God for the end of the Black Death.

Vienna’s breathtaking Gothic soul. Marvel at its spectacular zig-zag roof, towering spires, and discover the legends of devilish pacts and musical geniuses hiding in its shadow.

Vienna's vibrant, luxurious catwalk. This ancient Roman trade route is now a pedestrian paradise perfect for high-end shopping and the beloved Viennese art of 'bummeln'.

A glorious Habsburg palace turned world-class museum, where priceless masterpieces meet a futuristic titanium roof that scandalized the entire city.

A breathtaking Baroque masterpiece built as a desperate promise to God. With its massive green dome and twin spiral columns, it is the spectacular grand finale of Vienna.