7 TOURIST MISTAKES (Watch before visiting Vienna)
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- Join us as we uncover the 7 most common tourist pitfalls in Vienna - and how you can avoid them for a smooth and enjoyable visit! From navigating cash preferences to choosing the right footwear, we've got the insider info that'll save you time, money, and hassle. Don't be the traveler who learns the hard way; watch our guide now and travel smart!
Got your own Vienna travel tips or funny missteps to share? Drop them in the comments - we love hearing from you!
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00:03 - Intro
00:57 - Forgetting about Cash
01:52 - Wrong shoes
02:35 - Sundays
03:25 - South Tower
04:35 - Buying water
05:21 - Renting a car
06:48 - Missing out on restaurant discounts
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What do you think would be mistake number 8?
That's an easy one: not planning enough time to visit Vienna.
Especially, if you are into history: Vienna covers around 2000 years of history, dating back to the Romans. I often hear that tourists are overwhelmed by the amount of sights, that ViennaI offers.
Also, if you by coincidence plan your trip on certain dates, you'll need some extra time to check out those special events, e.g..:
End of June, Vienna hosts one of Europe's biggest free open air festivals: Donauonselfest. Around Christmas time you have Christmas markets in almost every district, serving world famous Punsch. Around Easter time you'll have the respective Easter markets, although a smaller number. In summer you can enjoy lots of free swimming and sunbathing spots with open air bars. In winter time you can ice skate infront of the city hall or enjoy the Vienna thermal Spa, if you're feeling cold.
to say its in a heart of europe
Just hanging around in the City Center. Vienna has a great "green belt" around the city. I highly recommend some hiking in the Wienerwald. Kahlenberg by Bus and then walk down in the city.
there are more than 8 mistakes..
8. don't use a Fiaker. Those horse drawn carriages. no need to explain why, just check the local news and you will find out.
9.Don't bother with big nomination EUROS. Special the 500 Euro bills. If you still have some.
10. Don't think jumping the controls at the entrances for the public transport. just DON'T!!!
Fines are heavy. But most of all, it will spoil your vacation.
11.Remember,Vienna and Austria is more than - Sound of Music -, Lederhosen and Dirndl.
12.if you are on a budget, don't bother to go to the Sacher Hotel for a coffee and cake. Rather go and eat,most of the time it is located in the basement, a - food court-. Local employees are going to eat there. so the food is good, a lot and fresh.AND not to expensive.
12.- Wine,women and song -. Than for sure don't schlepp out to grinzing. A rip off for tourists if there is one...
Regards from someone who knows Vienna...
Going to Starbucks in Vienna, paying too much for something you think is coffee, when the next Caféhaus is just around the corner
Thank you, Khyati & Puria for these tips on visiting Vienna, a wonderful city. Lots of great memories as a young grad student.
I love your channel, I hope you continue to create content. It is because of your channel my wife and I decided to take a trip to Vienna and we are now moving to Vienna. So thank you! 🎉
Thank you for your valuable advice. It's good to know before visiting Vienna.
This was great. Also great transitions! Thank you.
Amazing video, such helpful tips sine I'm going to Vienna first time! Thank You!!!
Haha, been living in Vienna for 11 years and I'd never think to actually advise anybody on the shoes thing- guess because I'm so used to it- but, you are completely RIGHT!
The 7 tourist mistakes about Vienna was great! This information will be helpful on upcoming trips. Thank you for posting this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you soooo much for this video! It is super helpful!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for a very nice video , beautiful town , very helpful video
Wow thank you these tips, very insightful!
Glad you enjoyed 🙏🏽
As a native Viennese I must say that there are some things you mentioned that I've actually never thought about simply because I'm just used to them my whole life but for tourists they can be real game changers indeed. 👍
Ein sehr gelungenes Video, ihr zwei! Ich werde mir bestimmt noch ein paar weitere von euch anschauen. 🙂
Wien is ein Traum,die Woche in Wien war jeden cent wert!
@@brunoheggli2888 Freut mich sehr das zu hören.
Ich schätze mich wirklich glücklich, Wien meine Heimatstadt nennen zu dürfen. 🙂
@tubekulose I'll be in Vienna this week. May I ask you where to get the best schniztel and sacher cake? I have found some but I'm afraid they are touristic traps :(
Thanks for the valuable piece of information
Hope it was insightful 🙏🏽👍🏽
@@KhyatiPuria Absolutely
Vienna is such an amazing city, and this video highlights some really important tips for a smooth visit! 😊 Avoiding the museum crowds and being mindful of the city's unique payment preferences are definitely game-changers. I'm planning a trip to Vienna soon, so this advice will be a lifesaver. Can't wait to explore all the beauty Vienna has to offer! 🇦🇹✈
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽👍🏽
Excellent tips, thank you.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Great tips!! I'm traveling this summer, and these videos are helpful. Thanks!
Have an amazing trip!
Hello there! I was wondering where the tacos are from at 7:25 :)
Great video, thanks for the tips!
Thank you so much for the tips, this video is very helpful and I’ll make sure to put everything in practice when visiting Vienna next week. 🫶🏻🤟🏻
Thank you for your feedback!
thank you so much for these information
You are so welcome!
that was super helpful. Looking forward to my next visit. Thanx !😃
Thanks for watching!
I only visited Vienna once, traveling with my boyfriend last year, but we instantly fell in love with the city. Didn't take us long to decide that this is a place we want to live in, so we're moving here from Poland in November. 😅 Great video, definitely gonna be a lifesaver once we're here!! 🙏
Yeah, the city is gorgeous. But the people are so rude sometimes, just be prepared ( Im Austrian myself and i was shocked🙈)
Did you move yet?
.... Vienna isnt georgous
I am going to Vienna next week! I can’t wait!!!! Thank you for this video!! Very helpful!!
Have fun! 🤩
Thank you so much for this video. I am planning to visit Vienna on October. This video helps a lot. More videos please!
Appreciate it! Feel free to watch our latest videos and let us know in case you’re missing any specific details!
Thank you for the Information and It is going to be a helpful anyone travelling to Vienna.
I really hope so!
Nice video! Thank you very much 🙏👍
Thanks for watching!
Good tips! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
A detail video on vienna ball season would be very helpful.
Great and thank u!!
Greetings from Wienerwald, the woods western from Vienna ❤🇦🇹❤️
Filling the water is amazing
The tap water is brought through ~ 120 km long pipelines directly from mountain springs in the Alps. Unique setup for a city with 2 million inhabitants.
Very informative. Thanks!
Thank you for watching 🙏🏽
A very helpful video, thanks !❤
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for info. It is very useful.
Thank you for watching 🙏🏽
THANK YOU! You video was very enjoyable! ♥♥♥♥
Thanks for watching!
Very useful tips. Thank you!
Thanks for watching! 🙏🏽
Simply fantastic presentation. Wonderful . A great information for all.
Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hi, very nice to watch your video. I love vienna too!❤ Right, Austrians actually preffer cash but most of the time one could actualy tip the waiter via card. Just tell the sum/total amount (bill+tip) that one wish to give. 😉
Great tips! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed the video! 🙏🏽
absolutely agree with all said... i was there last month and the city is amazing! using of public transport was so easy and fun... yep and water is everywhere... restaurant are expensive, thanks for the website tip, i plan to visit vienna again and again!
Great to hear!
Here's one I made: I didn't keep track of the closing time of the Schönbrunn and got locked on the grounds. I saw some people climbing the wall, which I also did. When I got to the top, I was afraid to climb down. There was a restaurant across the street with a ladder outside. I asked if they might move it to me so I could climb down. I was refused. Finally, a man climbed up the wall and guided my feet down.
😂 made my day!
This also can happen in lainzer tiergarten :D
The Main entrance is always with a guard post to exit these parks
some unfriendly people in Vienna for sure
I love the kaiserein elisabeth
Thanks for the helpful tips. We are now one of your subscribers. My husband and I will be visiting Vienna, soon and your videos help us a lot. By the way, is it better to purchase the Vienna City Card online in advance or at the Train Station when we arrive in Vienna? Hope to hear from you. Thank you.
Thanks for your nice words 🙏🏽 if you have a mobile plan when visiting Vienna then definitely buy it online! Then you have it always in your ivie app - which is overall also a great and informative app.
@@KhyatiPuria Thank you for the advice.
I love this sundays when almost all is closed..
it's definitely very peaceful and allows you to observe the architectural beauty of Vienna
Good tips!
Thanks for watching :)
Don't take the CAT - City Airport Train, it's a scam just take a regular train.
No.5 is valid for all locations close to the Alps (from Zürich to Salzburg,Innsbruck,Luzern,Turin,Geneva or Grenoble)….
Good point!
The shoes tip is true for many cities in Europe. Always wear comfortable walking shoes.
And in most cities in Europe, public transport is easier and cheaper than hiring a car. I wouldn't consider driving into the centre of my local city of Leeds, let alone any of the larger cities.
My tip for Vienna would be that when you visit Schönbrunn, after you've done the tour, walk up the hill behind the palace. The views are fantastic.
Great input! Agree on the hike up to the Gloriette. Stunning views from up there
As a man who love vantage point and climbed the eiffell 1000+ in tokyo tower and other vantage point i dont mind but as i see tge view is more limited i will proabbly opt for the elevator
Informative 👍🏼
Happy that you got some value out of the video 🙏🏽
Parking price was raised to 2,50 per hour recently.
Vienna is a beautiful city, very clean road and many shop for tourist. Definitely will go back there again.
You should!
Svaka cast
Oh my dear! This video is so honestly and well made ❤ Vienna has got its faults and shining moments. I used to live in this city for about 7 years . Grown up and studied in Graz ❤ but however.
Thank you for this very honest video❤❤❤ As a tourist, life in Vienna is wonderful and magical, the truth is different tho 😼
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏽
@@KhyatiPuria Well, i am there, so I know it 🙈 very much thank you tho ☺️
Danke für den tip mit dem Südturm. Bin Ende April Anfang Mai in Wien.
Viel Spaß 👋🏽
@@KhyatiPuria Danke oder wie die Briten sagen cheers
Hello...we are also travelling to Hallstat & would like to stay there...since our flight will arrive in the afternoon ...can you suggest train / bus to catch for Hallstat from Vienna airport/ any central train station in october end. It will be of great help. Thanks
I am planning to visit Austria from India
1. What is the cheapest way to travel across these countries as well as within these countries.
Should I book a global pass or should I book individual travel tickets or book an Austrian pass.
2. For local sightseeing within Vienna, innsbruck should I buy passes or buy individual tickets or tour sites like get your guide etc
You should see Taiwan. Many urban property owners have tile pavement between their shop fronts and the road. You can't believe how slippery it is during the frequent rains.
Yep agree...saw it very often in Asia.
well, if one wants to enjoy super nice skyline of Vienna without paying a single extra penny (besides the daily/weekly ticket), then one of my personal faves is taking a tram to the terminus at Nussdorf, then taking one of couple possible routes up to Kahlenberg - either by following the street or, when the weather is dry, you can do some challenging climb through the vineyards... either way, you get a view of the skyline that even the one you mentioned cant really compare, as you are getting near the very top of Vienna :D
Habsburgswarte at Hermannskogel is allegedly great too, as it sits atop the highest hill in Vienna, but that one is only open in good weather... which unfortunately I was unlucky for, since right when I got there it started raining massively... and me, an unaware fool, took the other way down... down one of the steepest descents in Vienna, 40% of slippery goodness at times... I nearly s*** myself in there... and once I got to the bottom, a sign saying "Steep incline" in German greeted me there :D I mean, really? such a sick sense of humor :D
Sounds like a rainy adventure that you will be able to tell your grandkids one day, Miroslaw. You mentioned Kahlenberg, which brings up a particular memory from 1971 when I was a student in Vienna. I remember walking up a wide and well traveled path up to Kahlenberg from the base where the bus left me off. I remember it being a weekend, sunny nice weather, and many many people were walking up that path to the Kahlenberg summit. There were even people with disabilities that I assumed might have been from WWII (but I have no idea). But I do remember thinking that the Austrians loved being outdoors in nature and enjoying their walks. Thanks for sharing your story, Miroslaw.
@@johnmaryn4497 oh me and rain this year in Vienna lol... and my knack for choosing weird and a bit dangerous routes sometimes :D ... like one day when I walked on the side of the road from Neuwaldegg to Hutteldorf, simply cos it was the most direct route (and a preferred one since I wasnt particularly well equipped for possible mud in the forest through which the road cut)
or my epic journey from Neuwaldegg via Exelberg and pretty much following Tullner Strasse, which is a winding road that goes like... really upwards... and it kept creeping uphill until a short distance from Koenigstetten, when the forest opened, oooh man the view :))) ... then a loooong descent towards the small town and onwards to Tulln
which to my susprise had a fighter jet at the entry point to the town (surprising cos it is sometimes called Blumenstadt or Gartenstadt because of so many flowers/gardens everywhere) - but then, there is a nearby airfield and an Austrian army base near there, so maybe not that surprising :)
ok, got a bit carried away :) anyway, this year I got to know Vienna pretty well, every single "Bezirk", and now pretty much just trying new routes anywhere... now just to get a job and some accomodation later :D
@@RazielKainus I checked out some of your Austrian locations on Google Earth. So beautiful when you get in the forests outside of Vienna. However, be safe. I personally would not go off the normal paths because I would be afraid of getting lost. It is nice that you like to explore. Just don’t go down muddy paths in the middle of a forest. :-). Interestingly, I kept a paper journal of that special year in Vienna (my only journal). I’m glad that I did because it helps to remember what I did. If you are going on special travels - I don’t know, keep a paper journal and write some notes in it. Of course, with phones today, take plenty of photos. Besides Kahlenberg my only other experience in the Vienna Woods was hiking on some paths. However, I have no idea where I was on these paths. When I was in Vienna in 1971 (21 yrs old), I mostly studied in school and went to a lot of operas and concerts (standing room was affordable). All of this is why it was an amazing year. Keep a journal. Take photos. And good luck in finding a job and place to stay. I lived with an elderly hausfrau - sharing a room in her apartment - the school set it up. And it was so close to the Ringstrasse that I could go to those concerts. However, I’ve been told that today, living in those close districts today is very expensive and airBnbs are crazy expensive. I guess I was lucky. Best of luck to you.
@@johnmaryn4497 I never use unmarked paths :) ... I use my general sense of direction, Google Maps or maps in Strava, and when necessary, also a compass... and yeah, sometimes it means going at the side of the road when that path is most effective :) ... of course I keep safe even then :)
besides Viennese journeys my craziest "hike" was from Bratislava-Petrzalka to Vienna by foot :D ... took me like 18hrs lol
@@RazielKainus wow, an 18 hr hike from Bratislava is amazing.
I Live Vienna ❤❤❤❤love to film there ❤❤❤
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Im from Vienna go to reumannplatz or keplerplatz Beautiful place or go to Handelskai
Thankyou for the video. Im planning my visit to Vienna in mid-March and would appreciate it if you could provide information on the expected temperature during that period. This will help me pack appropriately for a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Thank you.
Expect wet and windy weather conditions. There is normally no snow or ice in March. So dress like an onion :) many layers which can be reduced if necessary.
@@KhyatiPuria, we plan to visit in the 4th week of April. What should we expect in terms of weather? Appreciate your advise, thank you!
Expect too much people, unfriendly people, trash and unclean streets , many Things else wich arent ok here transportation system... as an example: dont never use the 11 or U1 at reumannplatz or the Bus and elsewhere is almost the same theyre waiting to fill up buses and trains as much as possible have fun in summer..... this vienna isnt beautiful May IT was and May they try to sell IT as gorgeous but IT isnt i live here for over 31 years
@@danielsykora2392, we did meet a lot of unfriendly and very rude people. Locals. That was very disappointing, surprising and would ruin your day. Vienna is stunningly beautiful but I am not looking forward to visiting again.
Hi Khyati & Puria, thanks a lot for sharing this very useful video. However, need some more help and insights on Vienna as I am planning to visit. How can we connect ?
Feel free to share your questions in the comments section, as it allows other visitors to contribute and benefit from the insights as well.
You can tip with card! You hear: Waiter/waitress: that makes 12,50 and you say: "make it 15 ... easy.
In most cases, you're tipping the restaurant owner and not the staff...unfortunately
That's too generous! You can make it 13 or 14, that's way enough
@@meilstone There is no "too generous" for a good service..and 2,50 isn´t even much....12,50 to 13 is an insult, and to 14 is extremely stingy.
You are just a very bad customer, that´s all...and I bet you are even proud of it....otherwise you wouldn´t dare to write such a nasty comment.
But just do what you do, but don´t tell other people they have be as gruesome as like you
@@KhyatiPuria this is not true! Most of the restaurants have a place to save the tips and each week, day, or month it is shared between the stuff. Don’t invent your own truth please.
@@MrWalter2202 I completely agree, but only if you tip with cash. In Austria, we don't have a well-established system for adding tips directly on the card terminal. So, if you round up the bill from 13.80 to 15.00 and pay with your card, the 1.20 difference is not directly considered as a tip. Instead, it becomes part of the restaurant's revenue. The transaction is only recognized as a tip if you explicitly select a tip amount on the card terminal. There is a reason why waiters in Austria appreciate tips in cash instead of card transactions.
You should point out that the trips to & from the airport are not covered by the weekly public transport card.
Good point! Thanks
If you take the regular train instead of the CAT you only have to pay a single zone ticket on top though.
@@Todesnuss Exactly! Many tourists do not know about that one extra ticket they need & if you get caught the fine is big. I think a few years ago, I saw how 2 couple had to pay around €200 as a fine
Thanks!!
If you already have a weekly ticket, u just need to add €1.90 (bis Stadtgrenze Wien) to get to or from the airport.
Also, there was a thing to show them the airport ticket and get a free trip into the city. But i don't know if they changed that already
The first one is more safely
Arrived at Vienna airport around 6am. Found my way to the railway station. No staff present to sell me a train ticket to the city. Needed to make a payment at the ticket machine to get a ticket. When I board the train the first OBB staff I see are the ticket inspecters setting up for a fine. Luckily I had worked out how to arm myself with a ticket. Great welcome to your country. Can you still smell sewerage in the city centre right beside the footpath "cafes"?. Figmullers was memorable but they crammed me in on the end of a group table as I was by myself.
Glad you avoided the fine 👍🏽
Figlmuller is known for their Schnitzel, but their service is the worst. There are many other restaurants which are cheaper, more friendly and tastes the same
If you are traveling, find out beforehand. There are ticket machines everywhere. Welcome to the year 2023.
Mistake No. 0 would be eating Schnitzel at Figlmüller in the center. Go to Figl´s (same owner) in Grinzing instead and order a Kalbswiener.
great tip
Hey guys! Great channel. Really liked some of your tips.
We are planning to travel to Austria soon for the summers with our 8 month old daughter. Can you help us pick the best month weather wise? We are open to June, July and August but we surely don't want to caught up in the rains or too much heat either.
Eagerly awaiting your reply so that we can begin planning our trip 😃
Sounds great! If I would have to pick then definitely June! Less crowded and higher probability of a more moderate weather!
@@KhyatiPuria Thanks so much for your reply 😀
Can you let me know how the weather is in August? We might have better holidays then to plan the trip
@@DoctorUpasananormally hot and humid
@@KhyatiPuria last question... Will it be cloudy and gloomy too? In one video that I saw from someone who travelled in September the skies were absolutely grey. We certainly don't want that situation.
Hi, watched your video...thanks for the suggestions. We are planning at the end of October/ 1st week November. How would we expect the weather to be. And weekly card of 17 euro is applicable for all kind of public transportation ie bus, tram, metro , train etc. Will this card cover trip tp Parndorf also.
Hey thank you for watching! In late October and the first week of November, the weather in Vienna is generally cool and transitioning into winter. Fall is normally very wet and fresh.
The Vienna City Card is applicable for all trams, buses, metro and even trains (S-Bahn), but only valid within Vienna. Parndorf is outside of Vienna, and you may need to purchase a separate tickets on top of your Vienna ticket.
Alternatively, there is also a shuttle service to/from Parndorf --> blaguss.com/fahrplaene/shopping-shuttle-parndorf
How to buy city card online?
How to commute outside vienna to other cities like hallstatt, innsbruck etc
@samiaasaad4059 use this link to buy the Vienna city card and support our channel 👍🏽
www.viennacitycard.at/?ref=78110158
Thank you for sharing this. One question - The weekly pass you mentioned, where can one get it? The one I saw online was more expensive than this one.
I would recommend to download the WienMobil app. You can directly purchase the weekly pass there and store it on your phone (within the app).
I spent a week in Vienna no cash no problem 2 years ago
Arriving in Vienna on a Sunday morning, any suggestions what to do and how to use that day?
Have fun! Depending on the weather, but nothing beats a relaxing walk in Vienna's City Center or around the Ring Boulevard
Hey i am coming to Vienna! Whats the difference between the weekly and the 7 days card? I will come from Friday to Tuesday
The weekly pass is valid for a calendar week. From Monday to Sunday
Cash is also needed for restrooms. Carry change. They cost .50 to 1 euro. You also need cash for tips in restaurants. You don't want to add it to your cc bill. Waiter may not get it.
Public transportation is great. I found a day pass cheaper online than at a kiosk but for some reason, I couldn't complete the transaction. If you get a paper ticket pass, make sure you validate before you use it.
Sundays are so serious here, malls are closed.
Purchase popular palace and museum tickets a day or two before you go and not on the day of. I found out the hard way they sell out fast. I was in vienna in April, hardly major tourist month.
Great inputs! Merci
How would you recommend someone take a trip to Salzburg for a couple nights? Public transport or rent a car?
it is usually easier and more convenient to use Westbahn or ÖBB (train) rather than renting a car. If you wanna explore the surroundings of Salzburg - like Hallstatt or Salzkammergut - then you might want to consider renting a car. But not mandatory
Yes, seconded. Take the train from Vienna to Salzburg, spend time sightseeing in Salzburg and only rent a car locally when exploring the countryside around Salzburg.
Visit Salzburg in the last week of September, especially on Sunday - to enjoy Oktoberfest
Hello! Does 7 day ticket get me from airport to city center as well? Thank you for your time
Thank you for the question. To/from the airport you need an additional ticket on top of your Vienna ticket. More details in this video:
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Hi I will ber goin to Vienna next week. I will be bringing some cash but I do not have any coins so in this case can how can I get the luggage trolleys?
I'm pretty sure you will find a stall to exchange it :)
Hi, please suggest,where should I book my hotels in Vienna, Salzburg and Innsbruck . I will be using public transport to travel Austria .
I don't have so much experience in Salzburg and Innsbruck but in Vienna, we can highly recommend the Bassena hotel. Well priced and great location with amazing connections to Vienna city center.
www.trip.com/t/aihxomZfrT1
for everyone interesteg in youth culture, here are some austrian bands which are popular right now in Austria. Here is a list and an example-song:
Bilderbuch ("Maschin", "Plansch")
Leyya ("Zoo", "The Fall", "Solitude")
Wanda ("Columbo", "Bolognia")
Naked Cameo ("Shangri La", "Dead Weight")
Sharktank ("HAPPY", "Too much")
Josh. ("Cordula Grün", "Von dir ein Tattoo")
Folkshilfe ("Mir laungts", "Maria Dolores")
Pressyes ("Atlantic Ocean Spray", "Years")
My Ugly Clementine ("Who", "The Good The Bad The Ugly")
One ticket should not be more than 40€. Most tickets will be more like 25€.
Because "big bands" in austria are still kind of "small" compared to Coldplay, Rammstein etc, but we love them.
If you have the chance to visit a concert, do it :D
Not so long ago, it wasn’t just Sundays! When I first came to Vienna, 22 years ago, Nothing was open on Sundays, other than bars, cafes and a couple of supermarkets at the Prater.Until about 15 years ago, supermarkets were closed at 6pm and on Saturday afternoons (except for the Prater and the airport, but the airport is a bit far to go for milk and bread!).
Much to many people’s horror, there is now talk of opening shops on Sunday! Even the non-religious appreciate the one day in the week when everything slows a bit. I used to live in Oxford, which has opened up on Sundays for the last 30 years or so, which has made Sundays one of the most crowded days in the city centre. Oxford has as many tourists as Vienna, but is 10% the size, but when you add lots of shoppers, it gets too much!
Don’t open on Sundays, Vienna, please!
Where exactly was this shrimp bowl procured at the 7-minute mark, bitte?
Had to rewatch it to remember 😅 these are prawns we had at El Gaucho at the design tower in Vienna. But we also had great prawns at Viva La Mamma.
Sorry for the question😢
You traveling to save money?
If i don't have money for some destination,i stay at home.
And what is the problem to Tipp the waiter for good service and good food?
I live in Vienna,i work like a waiter ang i want to say the Austrian is the best customers.
You can easily tip with your card…. Many restaurants collect the tips and share it
Hi. TQ for the video. May i know if tourist can buy the Euro 17 weekly pass and buy from where? TQ
Thanks for watching! You can buy it directly in the WienMobil app.
Maybe check out this video to find out which apps will be useful during your trip to Vienna:
th-cam.com/video/zYO9zVNKWe4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rL3495v-F3ig-kJA
@@KhyatiPuria TQ so much.
I would advise to visit St. Stephens Cathedral only for itself and not for the city skyline. There are many nicer places to see the skyline than the cathedral.
fair point
Is the transportation fee Euro 17 for a week still? How do we book it in advance?
yeah I would recommend to download the WienMobil app and purchase your 7 day ticket digitally. So you don't have to worry about it later on. You can set a START DATE for your ticket.
Do they use fluoride in the water?
No fluoride is added. There is enough natural fluoride (< 0.1 mg/l) in the mountain spring water brought in through ~ 120km long pipelines from the Alps. Some chlorine dioxide is added to kill bacterias.
is there a phone app you would recommend for public transportation?
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@@KhyatiPuria awesome. Ty. See u in July! 😉
VOR app or scotty (öbb) forget Google.
Theyre not useful becouse public transportation doesnt work well here
"What we always recommend to tourists is to make sure you check for restarant discounts" As an Austrian i would not recommend this. Vienna is one of the safest cittis in the world. Explore yourself. You get a better food for lower prices. You have Time to enjoy and talk to locals an other tourists.
Fair point...might require some planning but you might find also good food for lower prices without looking for discounts.
I want to come hears
Make the next step 👍🏽
Its just me, but I was in Vienna couple day ago for one weak. I would gave my travel to Vienna solid 5. But this is my choice. I like active entertainment. Meeting people, having crazy nights, dances, bars. Vienna for me wasn't my city. I don't like museums, don't like all that historic stuff and for me it was bit too expensive. But overall Vienna is a beautiful city with friendly and humble people 😊
Aw yea I’m looking to visit it this year but same I live to party and go to nice bars and cafes.
Could you recommend another good city for that?
I’ve done paris which I loved.
If I think of Bars and Cafes, the first city that comes to my mind is Prague 😍
like always, you need to know where to go. You can do all that in Vienna.
You better go to Berlin!I cant get enough from all the history around in Vienna,i was visiting more or less every church!
@@PastaSauce.no better place for party than Belgrade
The prize for Europe’s best Pizza was recently awarded to a Viennese pizzeria. I’m not saying where it is, as it’s already very busy, other than to say it’s not in the city centre!
It’s a good one but agree way too busy. We have plenty of outstanding pizza already in Vienna, that’s why we haven’t been to the famous one in a long time. Not ready to queue up for pizza.
The actual and most important reason why people here prefer cash is to maintain independence from banks and anonymity. Without cash dictatorship and complete police control is easier to implement. You should pay always with cash when you can. Please don’t say “people STILL prefer cash” this has nothing to do with technological developments. This will not be any different in 100 years given that local citizens keep on being smart. Otherwise a nice video and yes public transport is much cheaper, environmentally friendly and faster than cars here and actually in most European cities.
Most restaurants are open on sundays. anything else would be stupid.
many of our favorite restaurants are closed on Sundays :(
What is here special for Vienna, which is not valid for whole Central Europe? (cash is normal, sundays store closing, etc. etc.) So what?
Nr. 1 visiting Vienna
Yes visiting Vienna isnt enough,you have to stay there if you can forever!
When you traveling to vienna, use your grumpy face. 😂
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Is Favoriten a good city? Is it easy to get there from the airport?
Depends which part of Favoriten but it’s definitely well connected and has some amazing spots. Many people avoid staying close to reumannplatz as it’s slightly more „lively“ but also unique
Favoriten is the bronx of vienna at night. I would be careful.
playbackspeed1.25=normal😉
A useful TH-cam feature 👍🏽
Austrian city where gray clouds never retreat.
Vienna: Where gray clouds add a touch of drama to the city's dazzling beauty! 😅
Don't forget to tip the waiter.