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“Fiaker ride through the old town under a blanket, with a stable visit first; double-check the meeting address.”
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Riding Dinner
“Sleep in District 1 (the old town) within walking distance of Stephansplatz; trams and metro reach everything in minutes.”
Liri Reinman
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Stephansplatz
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Schloss Schönbrunn
At night the light sculptures and fountain with the music are magical – moved her to tears.
Demel
Try the Kaiserschmarrn – small portion €7.90; use the takeaway line, it barely had a queue. Tasty like a crumbled pancake, better with chocolate than jam.
Café Central
Vienna's famous historic café on Herrengasse — order the Cremeschnitte; there's a kids' dessert version too.
Stephansdom
The central square - most attractions, shops and restaurants are around it; best area to sleep.
Wiener Prater
A full day out: pay per ride at each attraction, book online on weekends, open 11:00-23:00. Mondays are empty. Prater Highlights card: 20 rides €45.
Graben
One of the prettiest streets with giant Christmas chandeliers – come back after dark; it gets dark by 16:00.
Hofburg
Walk down Kohlmarkt toward the Michaelertor dome for the classic view.
Bärenland
Rotenturmstraße 21: a whole world of gummy bears, free tastings, and the gummy-bear cake is a must; gift tins from €14.
Chocolate Museum Vienna
In the same Prater building as Madame Tussauds — easy to combine.
Figlmüller
Vienna's most famous schnitzel – book well ahead or expect a long line. The potato salad is perfect, worth queueing for alone; there's also a vegan schnitzel.
Hard Rock Cafe Vienna
Where the family's Hard Rock Cafe tradition started years ago.
Haus des Meeres
Her #1 attraction for kids in Vienna: 11 floors of aquarium, reptiles and a nice rooftop restaurant with panoramic city views.
Hofburgkapelle
Sundays at 09:15, buy tickets; the boys sing from the upper gallery and come down for the final song.
Hotel Imperial, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Vienna
Former palace right on the Ring; try the Imperial Torte, the hotel's marzipan chocolate take on Sachertorte.
Kindermuseum Schloss Schönbrunn
Kids dress up as princes and nobles in the costume room, play with historic kitchen and laundry stations – the kids loved it, lots of laughs.
LEGO Store
Her must-stop: build a personal minifigure, Super Mario sets not sold in Israel, BrickHeadz €9.99-€14.99 and a Vienna-crest set as a souvenir.
Manner
The classic Viennese wafer shop: Pick & Mix wafers, Trink Cacao, wafer müsli and branded merch; sale items from €9.99.
Mythos Mozart
In Steffl's basement on Mozart's last home; scan your ticket at the entrance to get Mozart-style portraits of yourself.
Tiergarten Schönbrunn
Attraction #3 with kids: everyone comes for the giant pandas; also red pandas, polar bears, penguins, koalas, interactive games and a big wooden playground.
Trześniewski
Pick 2-3 pumpernickel bites with egg spreads (horseradish, pickled herring, chili) and a beer on the side.
Weihnachtsmarkt am Stephansplatz
Smaller market (6.11-26.12) but in one of the prettiest spots, at the foot of St. Stephen's Cathedral.
Wiener Christkindlmarkt
The most beautiful market in Vienna, a must – allow ~2 hours; ice skating and kids' area; giant lit heart show every half hour; apple punch ~€9–10 with €5 mug refund.
Schlosspark Schönbrunn
The huge garden is worth a long stroll – the tall hedge avenues are perfect for playing hide and seek with kids.
Café Aida
Pink café since 1913 with a huge cake display — rum flavors everywhere; there's a vegan carrot cake for kids.
Café Landtmann
Breakfast here: eggs Benedict on spinach with hollandaise, and the Cremeschnitte for dessert.
DO & CO Restaurant Stephansplatz
Top floor of the DO & CO hotel (Zara building): lunch or dinner overlooking Stephansplatz, the cathedral and Peterskirche.
Figlmüller Wollzeile
The best schnitzel in Vienna — Wollzeile 5, open daily 11:00–22:00. Write it down.
Museum of Illusions Vienna
Black-and-white 2D illustrated interior — looks like a café but it's actually an ice cream shop.
Pestsäule
The plague column on Graben — unchanged after 10 years, good photo spot.
Suppe im Brotteig
Golden tip for the cold: pumpkin cream soup in a bread bowl for €9.40–9.90 (beef soup €10.90).
Westfield Donau Zentrum
Huge mall on Wagramer Straße made of 3 separate buildings; shops like HEMA and Levi's.
Wiener Rathaus
The backdrop of the city's prettiest Christmas market – magical at night with the lit trees in Rathauspark.
Wiener Riesenrad
There's more than one Ferris wheel at the Prater, not just the famous big one.
Bermudadreieck
Lanes full of bars and cafés — lovely for an evening walk, Vienna is stunning at night.
Brandauer's Schlossbräu
Viennese beer hall near Schönbrunn: schnitzel with a Zwettler beer, crispy pork knuckle and asparagus dishes around €15.90.
Cinnamood
Cinnamon roll paradise at Mariahilfer Str. 74A — take the salted caramel; also berry, blueberry and Dubai Dream pistachio rolls.
Feuerdorf Wien
Every family gets its own private wooden hut for grilling — lovely with kids.
Hofmobiliendepot – Möbel Museum Wien
A great experience for kids — hers didn't want to leave.
Karmelitermarkt
Stop for a burger at the market stalls.
Mariahilfer Straße
A stunning street packed with shops — came on a recommendation and loved it.
Schloss Belvedere
One of the attractions to see on a first visit to Vienna.
Schönbrunn Labyrinth
Walk the green path through the gardens to the maze – she says don't skip it, especially with kids.
Schwedenplatz
Great area to base yourself — central and close to everything.
Steigenberger Icon Herrenhof Wien
Not cheap, but the location is excellent – short walk to many Christmas markets; the pumpkin soup at the hotel cafe (~€10) was amazing.
Weihnachtsmarkt Schloss Schönbrunn
Probably the most impressive market (6.11-6.1): 90+ huts, ferris wheel, carousel and a Lindt stand with the best hot chocolate.
Wiener Christkindlmarkt Rathausplatz
The biggest market in Vienna (13.11-26.12): ice skating between the trees, the famous heart tree and a giant heart over the market every half hour.
BILLA Teinfaltstraße
Last-day stop in the 1st district to stock up on Austrian chocolate — Manner, Knoppers, Milka winter editions, peanut butter cups.
Comics Hutterer
Rotenturmstraße 21 — shelves of Marvel, DC and Simpsons comics; good stop with kids.
Das LOFT
Top-floor bar at Sofitel Vienna Stephansdom – cocktails under the colourful glass ceiling with panoramic city views.
Der Grieche
Order the sea bream or sea bass — simple fish arrives as a plated gourmet dish with purées.
Gasthaus Tirolergarten
Traditional Tyrolean-style restaurant hidden in the woods of the Schönbrunn grounds.
Interactive Snowride
Indoor ice-world ride at the Prater with polar bears and penguins; kids under 110 cm ride free.
Kohlmarkt
Luxury shopping street with beautiful Christmas chandeliers and a giant red bow photo spot – best in the evening.
SKY Restaurant & Bar
On top of Steffl department store with views of the rooftops and Stephansdom; in spring-summer sit outside for drinks.
Stephansdom
Come at dusk to see the lit spire and the colourful tiled roof of the cathedral.
Therme Laa – Hotel & Silent Spa
About an hour from Vienna; book spots ahead on hot days. Kids love the 90m Fantasia slide with light and sound effects.
Westfield Shopping City Süd
Mall near Vienna with a LEGO store where you can use your LEGO club points from abroad.
Albertina
See the 'Monet to Picasso' collection of great artists of the last 130 years.
Alt Wiener Christkindlmarkt am Freyung
Cute but fairly small; right across from it a stall sells really tasty feta-and-spinach pastry. Potato latke €5 with garlic sauce – heavy.
Ankeruhr
The famous Anker Clock on Hoher Markt – an easy stop on a walk through the old centre.
Bar Campari
Striped-awning sidewalk tables; everyone here drinks Campari (served with strawberries).
Café Conditorei Sluka
Another pretty Christmas-decorated spot for photos.
Café Hietzing
Inside Schönbrunn Zoo — you sit right next to the giraffe enclosure.
DA CAPO Ristorante Pizzeria
Italian spot on Schulerstraße 18 – he had the mushroom pizza.
Fabios
Quality restaurant in the centre – he had the ceviche with pomegranate seeds.
Fenster Café
Tiny window café at Griechengasse 10 – order the coffee served in a chocolate-coated waffle cone.
Freiraum
Facade covered in dozens of teddy bears, pines and lights at Christmas — a stunning spot for photos.
Gerstner K.u.K. Hofzuckerbäcker
Beautiful Christmas-decorated facade at Palais Todesco – a short walk from the red bow photo spot.
Gösser Bierklinik
One of Vienna's oldest restaurants, near Mozart's house — ask for something traditional like goulash with Gösser beer.
H&M Graben
Shopping in the historic E. Braun & Co building on Graben, the city centre shopping street.
Helli & Leo
Ice cream/gelato stop she liked during the Vienna trip.
Herrengasse
Beautiful golden Christmas light installations – nice street to stroll at night.
Hundertwasserhaus
Iconic colourful building with wavy lines and asymmetric windows – a quick photo stop.
Imperial Bar
Live jazz with piano and saxophone by a roaring fireplace inside Hotel Imperial.
J. & L. Lobmeyr
Historic glass and chandelier house from 1823 on Kärntner Straße — worth a window stop.
Josef Tiki Fusion Bar
Latin and Asian cocktails in the Bermuda Triangle bar area - they drank the Japanese ones.
Karlskirche
Shoot the church reflected in the pool in front of it on Karlsplatz.
Karlskirche
The Christmas market sits right at the foot of the church — very pretty with the lights.
Mariahilfer Straße
Vienna's main shopping street; also shop the Kärntner and Graben pedestrian streets in District 1.
Mostly Mozart
Red corner shop for classic Mozart chocolates and souvenirs.
Narrenturm
An unusual experience, but not for the faint-hearted.
Naschmarkt
Stop for a plate of Austrian cheeses with bread and a glass of white wine.
Plachutta
Elegant classic Viennese restaurant famous for its Tafelspitz beef dish.
Popp & Kretschmer Modehandels GmbH
Search 'Popp & Kretschmer Modehandels GmbH' on Google Maps to find the giant red bow photo spot – expect lots of people photographing.
Ramasuri
Young, laid-back alternative to the classic Viennese cafés, with great design and good food.
Restaurant zum Englischen Reiter
One of several nice restaurants in the area near the Prater.
Riding Dinner
Fiaker ride through the old town under a blanket, with a stable visit first; double-check the meeting address.
Steirereck
Recommended restaurant in Vienna's excellent dining scene.
Stephansplatz
Sleep in District 1 (the old town) within walking distance of Stephansplatz; trams and metro reach everything in minutes.
Tirolerhof Tiergarten Schönbrunn
Old Tyrolean farmhouse inside the zoo: organic (also vegan) ice cream, Tyrolean mountain cheese, speck and juices.
Volksgarten
Free rose garden with a fountain and views of the Rathaus tower behind it.
Hotel Sacher Wien
The lobby is grand, but he found the original Sachertorte a dry chocolate cake with bitter cream.
Madame Tussauds Wien
At the Prater entrance; they skipped it having seen a wax museum elsewhere, but says it's worth combining if you haven't been.
Mozarthaus Vienna
Close to Gösser Bierklinik in the old town — easy to combine with lunch.
Ringstraße
Sleep inside the Ring: most sights, shopping streets and the best cafés are within it.
Sisi's Amazing Journey 360° VR
18-minute Sisi film plus a ~15-minute VR flight ride over Vienna; combined ticket with Time Travel.
Time Travel Vienna
A 'time travel' museum; combined ticket available with Sisi's Amazing Journey 360° VR.
Choi Cafe
Special sandwiches – the tofu one was very sweet, the avocado one was nice; cute place but not wow.
Gutenbergdenkmal
Sights · monument
Jolly Joker Prater
Arcade with quirky machines like 'The Original Shocker Electric Chair' (was out of order).
Palais Ferstel
The building that houses Café Central – worth stepping into the arcade.
Palmenhaus Schönbrunn
Sights · glasshouse
Peterskirche
Baroque church in the centre with horse carriages (Fiaker) waiting on the square outside.
Schloss Belvedere
Come in daylight to actually see the palace, not just the market.
Spanische Hofreitschule
Entrance is on Michaelerplatz, right by the Hofburg – walk through for the baroque architecture.
Tarama Bagels
Rated 4.7 online; the egg, cheese and avocado bagel was fine but in her view just a cute place, nothing more.
Tre Viet
Vietnamese shop-bistro-café inside Karmelitermarkt; weekly dish around €9.50.
Urgewalt der Giganten
Dinosaur-themed ride inside the Prater.
Vienna International Airport
Comfortable seating area with a Schlumberger bar in the terminal.
Wiener Staatsoper
On the first-timer list of Vienna attractions.
Tian
8-course menu, each dish built on one vegetable or fruit; dishes look stunning but taste didn't justify the price.
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Shoot the church reflected in the pool in front of it on Karlsplatz.
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