Vienna is the only city in Europe with a population of over one million that has significant wine-growing within its own borders. There are about 600 hectares of vineyards to explore on the Nussberg, the Bisamberg, and in Mauer—often just a few meters from the built-up urban area. A glass of Viennese “Gemischter Satz,” a traditional Viennese snack platter, and a view of the Danube and St. Stephen’s Cathedral.
The fun continues below. The Naschmarkt on Saturday morning, the workshops and small labels around Spittelberg and Neubaugasse, and in the evening, the Konzerthaus or a Beisl with a Viennese wine list. Vienna in the fall needs no special effects; all you have to do is go with the flow.
Two nights at harry’s home Vienna – Millennium Tower, located on the U6 line and thus equidistant from the opera house and a Heuriger, are available from Friday through Sunday for a fixed price of €199. Plenty of space, kitchen available upon request, pets welcome.
The flea market at the Naschmarkt is a true Viennese original - colorful, lively and full of stories. Every Saturday, the area next to the Naschmarkt is transformed into a paradise for treasure hunters: from vintage fashion and antique furniture to rare collector's items - a unique Viennese flair!
Discover the wonders of nature together: a family trip to Schönbrunn Zoo combines adventure with unforgettable moments.
Hike · moderate
11 km | approx. 3.5–4 hours
From Nußdorf, the tour winds through vineyards and the Vienna Woods up to the Kahlenberg. Along the way, you'll find wine taverns; at your destination, sweeping views of Vienna and the Danube.
