Indoor programme in Vienna

The sulfuric springs of Vienna, the first of which was discovered as early as the 1930s, are the most effective in Europe. Following the extension of the underground, the Therme Wien is located in the city (almost ;)) and not in the once incorporated suburb of Oberlaa. Here you will find hot water, fitness equipment, spa treatments and a world of adventure for kids who want to let off steam in the water.

If you have never been “bouldering” then you have certainly missed out on something! The trend sport is becoming increasingly prominent and meanwhile you can climb as much as you like in several halls all over Vienna. Free climbing, technique courses, private lessons or climbing in a group – it’s up to you how you want to boulder. Whichever way, it will definitely be fun! 

The number one child-friendly place. The accompanying children's theatre Dschungel is itself worth a visit in any case. The café is designed for its small clientèle.  The seating is great for little ones and there is everything from curry to veggie burger. Breakfast until 2:00 pm!

In 2016 Lilli and Rhana opened the SuperCyle in Vienna. Everyday people pedal like mad in their four studios. Most important for a successful session: the music! Therefore, you can browse through the playlist samples of the instructors in advance.

Formerly a greenhouse, today the Palmenhaus in Vienna's Burggarten is a popular café. Here, around the corner of the State Opera and the Albertina, you can recharge your batteries (with a Viennese melange of course) while looking into the green Burggarten. Those who like it colorful after their coffee break should visit the Butterfly House with its 500 free-flying butterflies right next door. 

What would Vienna be without Empress Elisabeth (Sisi)? Although oftentimes she was not at home in the Hofburg, for she was a constant traveler and avoided the courtly ceremonial and Viennese crowds as much as she could. But the Sisi Museum in the Hofburg is nevertheless a beautiful insight into the myth of "Sisi". Virtual tour online.