Schlosshotels in Vienna
"Vienna, Vienna, only you...
... will always be the city of my dreams so true!" This famous Viennese song from 1912 is as apropos as ever, since Vienna continuously ranks among the world’s most livable cities, year after year - and for good reasons. The imperial architecture with its magnificent buildings, the myriad of museums and exhibitions, the vibrant cultural scene that continually attracts artists from around the globe - all contribute to the city's charm. As does its greener side: extensive parks, a well-organized network of public transportation, even vineyards and natural bodies of water are found within the city limits. Our Schlosshotels in Vienna complement each other perfectly. While Hotel König von Ungarn is located just a stone's throw away from St. Stephen's Cathedral and Hotel Altstadt Vienna pampers its guests amid the trendy artists' quarter on the Spittelberg, a stay within imperial walls – in the Grand Suite at Schönbrunn Palace – promises to be an unforgettable experience of a lifetime.
Photos: Schloss Schönbrunn and Gloriette (c) Österreich Werbung / Julius Silver, Kohlmarkt in Vienna (c) Österreich Werbung / Harald Eisenberger, Marble Hall at the Upper Belvedere (c) Belvedere Wien / Lukas Schaller, Palm House Schönbrunn (c) Österreich Werbung / Julius Silver, Cafe Sperl (c) Österreich Werbung / Harald Eisenberger, City view of Vienna (c) Österreich Werbung / Julius Silver, Karlskirche church in Vienna (c) Österreich Werbung / Diejun, Hundertwasser Krawina House (c) Österreich Werbung / Julius Silver, View across Vienna (c) Österreich Werbung / Popp Hackner, Sacher Torte (c) Österreich Werbung / Harald Eisenberger, Stephansplatz (c) Österreich Werbung / Diejun, Statues in the gardens of Schloss Schönbrunn (c) SKB / Alexander Eugen Koller, Urania (c) Österreich Werbung / Popp Hackner, Sunset over Vienna (c) Österreich Werbung / Filmspektakel.at, Johann Strauss Monument in the Stadtpark in winter (c) Österreich Werbung / Diejun, Advent market on the Vienna Rathausplatz (c) Österreich Werbung / Harald Eisenberger
