TIPS FOR you

Try something new

Stand up paddling or wakeboarding in the middle of Vienna? Yes, you can do both! The Danube makes it possible, beach vibes included. 

Namaste under the trees

Yoga in the open air, with the smell of flowers in your nose and the peace of Nature – there is nothing finer. In Vienna there are several places where you can not only practise yoga but where you can also enjoy Nature.

Burn off energy

If you want to go to the limits and push your body that little bit further, than join one of the running groups or boot camps in Vienna – you will definitely get fit that way!

Insider tips for gourmets

Places worth coming to Linz for

Find out where you can have breakfast in Linz until the evening, can taste first-class gourmet creation and enjoy fancy cocktails.

Summer tips on the outskirts of Vienna

Let's go south!

The largest subterranean lake on the continent, idyllic places in the heart of industrial centres and a bathing lake with plenty of action – above all in summer a visit to the city’s southern borders is well worthwhile.

Be active in Favoriten

Action in Vienna's most populated district 

The Wienerberg is part of the 10th district and holds some treasures that are even unknown to the Viennese. Extensive walks, a round of golf and good bourgeois cuisine - all this can be experienced in the working class district of Favoriten if you are tired of classical sightseeing.

Cultural and culinary highlights in the Mediaquarter

Sights worth seeing in the 3rd district 

The Mediaquarter Marx is the largest media centre in Austria – the hustle and bustle of TV stations such as ProSiebenSat.1 PULS 4 and ATV, emerging restaurants and the first burial place of a world famous Austrian all lie very close to each other and give the district its very own charm.

Off the beaten track

Sport, art, culture & co 

The federal capital in the green heart of Austria is a student city – that’s why you can turn night into day in one of the clubs or go shopping for cool streetwear. But Graz also offers plenty of action for all age groups.

On a culinary trip of discovery

What foodies love

Austria’s second largest city has an impressive great culinary offer, hip restaurants which still invite you to relax, and coffee, which is still unique in Austria.