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Hotels within walking distance of the Austria Center Vienna
ARCOTEL Kaiserwasser Vienna
The ARCOTEL Kaiserwasser offers consistently high levels of comfort throughout, providing an exclusive setting and a home from home for its guests. Facilities include 282 rooms and suites and free wireless internet in all rooms and public areas. Walking distance: 7 minutes
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Hotels in the city centre of Vienna
Grand Hotel Vienna
The Grand Hotel Wien is located in the heart of the city on Vienna's Ringstrasse and offers 205 stylishly furnished rooms and suites. With modern conference rooms, including a magnificent ballroom, fine dining and first-class service, it is ideal for both private and business travellers.
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Current events
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Getting here: How to reach us
The Austria Center Vienna is a stone’s throw from the Kaisermühlen-VIC U1 underground station. Planning on travelling by train, car or plane? The quickest and easiest ways to reach us.
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Vienna City Card and sightseeing offers
The Vienna City Card is a great offer for visitors who want to discover Vienna. It offers a range of benefits that make sightseeing easier and provide discounts at the same time.
Vienna City Card
ivie City Guide App
Explore the city with your smartphone? ivie is the city guide app for your Vienna experience. A digital travel companion with information on sights, walking tours, and insider tips. Available for iOS and Android.
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tip: Discover the Johann Strauss Museum
Step into the world of the 'Waltz King' Johann Strauss and experience his music and story up close. An immersive audiovisual journey full of surprising insights into the life and work of the Austrian composer and conductor. Get your ticket now with a 10% discount."
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Nearby restaurants and supermarkets
Fancy eating out despite the event catering options? There are supermarkets, bakeries and restaurants within a 10-minute walk. Pastries are available at Mann and Ströck. You can enjoy a warm meal at these restaurants: Uno Kitchen, e-wok, Ramien, Fat Monk, Denito, Kiss the Cook, Donaubräu and PACO Ribera. Additionally, there is a food truck in front of the DC Tower from Monday to Friday.
What else Vienna has to offer
Staying longer in the city and want to see even more of Vienna? How about a trip to Schönbrunn Palace, a leisurely ride on the Giant Ferris Wheel, a schnitzel at Plachutta or a drink on the Danube Canal? Stroll through a street market or explore one of the capital’s trendy art hotspots. And if you’re passionate about art, you can admire masterpieces by Klimt or Schiele in the museums.
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Wine taverns and vineyards
Vienna is brimming with culinary delights – and not just in the city centre. In the wine-growing region in the west of the city, you can savour a glass of Wiener gemischter Satz blended wine among the vines. Classic Heuriger wine tavern delicacies are best enjoyed against the backdrop of the cityscape below, followed by a leisurely stroll to round off your Viennese vineyard experience.
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Culture wherever you look
Works by artists who changed the face of art forever – such as Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt – can be seen in the city’s more than 100 galleries and museums. Every day, classical music concerts draw around 10,000 music fans into the city’s most impressive spaces, chief among them the Vienna state opera.
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Leisure options close to the venue
If you’re only in the city for a short time, we recommend relaxing on the banks of the Old Danube where you can enjoy a meal at a waterside restaurant or lap up the views of the nearby vineyards. Vienna's 2nd district, Leopoldstadt, is a laid-back neighbourhood with a Jewish history. You’ll be spoilt for choice with a wide variety of bars and restaurants centred on the lively Karmelitermarkt.
