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In 2024, Vienna will celebrate its Grätzel, as the districts are called here. Each district has its own unique combination from architecture, urban feeling, culinary delights and shopping spots and, above all, people. And it is precisely they who are responsible for making the world famous Viennese attitude to life can be felt in the districts.

Discover the following neighborhoods on your tour through Vienna:
Spittelberg – Biedermeier idyll
The Spittelberg, the revitalized Biedermeier district near Mariahilfer Straße, has numerous restaurants and idyllic outdoor dining areas all year round - often hidden away in romantic backyards. Trendy galleries and studios have also settled in the small streets.
Tip: The neighboring MuseumsQuartier is one of the largest cultural areas in the world with a vibrant meeting place.
Freihausviertel – creative cosmos
With its casual shops and bars, the Grätzel near the Naschmarkt is a hot spot for the Viennese creative scene. Modern galleries and hip shops ensure a lively mix. The Café Anzengruber is legendary and the Third Man Museum is also located here. Tip: The
Naschmarkt with its market stalls and trendy bars is a must for connoisseurs.
The Gußhausviertel is home to, among other things, the Karlskirche and the newly opened Vienna Museum.


Find even more Grätzel highlights:
www.heartbeat.wien.info

Price per person in the DBL:
1.3.–31.3.: EUR 162,–
1.4.–30.6. & 1.9.–31.10.: EUR 182,–
1.7.–31.8.: EUR 167,–

Price per person in the SGL:
1.3.–31.3.: EUR 222,–
1.4.–30.6. & 1.9.–31.10.: EUR 257,–
1.7.–31.8.: EUR 227,–

Code: WI10ZE5@5 DS B/ES B