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Standing at Vienna’s heart, St. Stephen’s Cathedral is known for its Gothic architecture, towering spire, and colourful tiled roof. Climb its South Tower for panoramic city views.
Once the summer residence of the Habsburgs, Schönbrunn Palace showcases Baroque architecture, lavish interiors, and sprawling gardens. Its grand rooms offer a glimpse into imperial life.
A former residence of the Habsburg rulers, the Hofburg Palace is an architectural mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles, with grand courtyards and historic interiors.
Surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, Belvedere Palace comprises two magnificent Baroque buildings. Today, it houses an impressive art collection, including Gustav Klimt’s celebrated The Kiss.
With its grand dome, towering columns, and elaborate interiors, Karlskirche is one of Vienna’s finest Baroque landmarks. Its ceiling frescoes are particularly worth admiring.
A landmark of Vienna’s cultural scene, the State Opera is known for its Neo-Renaissance architecture, grand staircase, and ornate interiors. Catch a performance to experience its celebrated acoustics.
Inspired by ancient Greek architecture, the Austrian Parliament Building features grand columns, classical detailing, and the striking Pallas Athena Fountain.
Built to house the Habsburgs’ art collection, this Neo-Renaissance landmark impresses with marble staircases, ornate interiors, and a magnificent dome hall that also houses a café.
A landmark of Vienna’s Art Nouveau movement, the Secession Building stands out for its white facade and golden laurel-leaf dome. It also houses Klimt’s celebrated Beethoven Frieze.
Bringing colour and creativity to Vienna’s streets, Hundertwasser House features wavy floors, mosaic pillars, and trees growing from its facade.