Vienna International Airport is the doorway to the heart of Vienna. After exploring, eat with the locals by enjoying famous sandwiches at Trzesniewski, a Wiener Schnitzel at Cafe Central or taste traditional wines at the city’s many Viennese pubs. Visitors can wander around beautiful park grounds in the Wiener Prater and Schonbrunn Palace provides imperial and extravagant grounds to stroll through. If you're visiting during the carnival season, practice your waltzing skills at one of Viennas 200 glamorous annual balls. Enjoy the city where amazing musicians like Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, and Mahler once lived. St Stephens Cathedral in the Inner-City is surrounded by the Ring Road, with grandiose buildings like City Hall, the Austrian Parliament, the State Opera House and the Burgtheater. Visitors may think they are in a museum as they walk through the historic first district, but Vienna also has a youthful and dynamic side with lots to offer. Previously the center of the Hapsburg Empire, Vienna is the current center of Austria’s culture, economics, and politics. The six floors house 139 rooms, all shimmering. Built in 1863 as the neoclassical residence of the prince of Württemberg, Hotel Imperial as it was renamed during the 1873 World’s Fairis every bit as opulent as it was during its first days in operation. Waltz Through the Pretty Streets of Vienna 8 Best Value of 1,142 places to stay in Vienna By Boyan Bo Another highlight is the restaurant on the 7th floor, which provided excellent breakfast and meals throughout the day. This is hands down the most impressive palace hotel in all of Vienna.

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