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VIENNA
Sheer Grandeur
The Austrian capital is an architectural testament to imperial grandeur. With grand baroque palaces and stately boulevards,
there's a certain nostalgic regal air that can even feel a little intimidating.
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Hotels & Hostels
The city's best design, boutique, charm, and luxury hotels, as well as cheap hostels with easy online booking at special rates.
All of the best, special, and hip places to stay are
HERE (Vienna Hotels & Hostels Guide)>>
Sights & Activities
The city's must-see landmarks, classic and modern art, striking architecture and street life, daytrips, and tours -- it's all
HERE (Vienna Sightseeing Guide)>>
Cafés & Restaurants
You haven't experienced Vienna until you go to a kaffeehaus. After your coffee or sachertorte (the city's famous chocolate cake),
you could go for the wiener schnitzel for lunch (the traditional veal scallops specialty) but you don't have to --
Vienna's culinary renaissance has brought it influences from around the world and there is a variety of menus throughout the city. Where to find them all is
HERE (Vienna Restaurants Guide)>>
Bars & Clubs
Vienna's club scene is not very big when compared to other European capitals, but the city does enjoy a good drink and you can have a very good
night out. Whether you're looking to drink or dance, or both, the places to go are all
HERE (Vienna Nightlife Guide)>>
Body & Soul
As expected in a sophisticated city like Vienna there is a number of world-class spas specializing in some quite special treatments:
Sacher Hotel Spa - Housed in the grand Sacher Hotel, this spa specializes in luxury chocolate treatments and uses its own Time to Chocolate® products. You don't have to be a hotel guest to indulge in its services, including the thermal areas and the gym.
Pure Day Spa - This world-class spa is an exclusive service for those who can afford it. Its list of treatments only uses luxurious brands, but there are others using natural ingredients such as the body Dreaming treatment from Li'Tya that uses plants, sea grasses, desert salts, and earth pigments.
John Harris Medical Spa - Despite the name, you don't need a doctor's prescription for the services at this spa. It offers rejuvenating treatments, including facials, massages, and Botox injected by trained surgeons.
Shopping
After the obligatory stop at Naschmarkt, begin your Viennese shopping spree at one of the many cool interior design shops in the city. For everything else, there's one-stop shopping at one of the city's department stores. All the places to check out are
HERE (Vienna Shopping Guide)>>
Gay & Lesbian
If you always thought of Vienna as a city stuck in its past glory days, devoid of modern and cosmopoltian attractions, think again. It has a vibrant and growing contemporary cultural scene which is also giving rise to a more exciting gay life. There are a number of gay events and nighttime hotspots in the city, which you can read about
HERE (Vienna Gay Guide)>>
Getting Around
How to go from the airport to the center of the city and back, how to get around using public transportation, and city map
HERE (Vienna Airport & Transportation Guide)>>
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