Comments on: 10 Places You Must Visit When In Vienna.

By: Nisa

Nisa — Sun, 24 Dec 2017 10:46:35 +0000

Dear Jamal!

Thank you for your comment and I appreciate your input! It seems like you only went through this article’s headlines and did not actually read through it. It’s nice that you took the time to write your comment, but might have been better to read it beforehand. For example:

– Nr. 4 is Schönbrunn Palace and I did mention a winter tip, linking to a seperate article I wrote about Vienna’s Christmas markets.

– Also I do mention Coffee houses ( Nr. 2), where I share my favourite coffee houses of the city. The ones you mention are typical coffee houses that tourists and locals go to. They’re nice and all yes, but tastes are different.

– Viennas first district is mentioned right at the beginning (nr. 1) – again linking to a seperate article (where you will find St. Stephens Cathedral).

Your other inputs are fair and all, but keep in mind, that Vienna has throusand of sights that could be mentioned and I chose some that are not on every single must-visit-list.

Also, you mention that some of them belong on a countryside/Austria list. Actually, all of the ones mentioned are in Vienna. Vienna has much more to offer than just the inner districts and maybe some cities do not offer as much countryside as Vienna does, but this is what makes my hometown the most liveable city in the world.

I agree to disagree with you.

Merry Christmas & all the best,
Nisa

P.S. Just so you know, Mozart actually comes from Salzburg…

By: Jamal Nazir

Jamal Nazir — Sat, 23 Dec 2017 22:25:26 +0000

Sorry, but I do not agree with your list. Yes the palace is well placed but rest of the stuff especially considering 1/2/3/4 districts is really an other list. For Vienna you must visit Cafe Mozart, Landtmann and Museum (also perhaps Pruckel). Then there is the Kholmarket which is the place like Rodeo drive. Then there is the St. Stephan’s Cathedral which is the oldest building. Then there are many many Museums which grace Vienna with its richness in the heritage and culture – that is what Vienna is known for not the countryside and wine bars. Yes of course countryside is beautiful but that’s a different list that is perhaps a larger one encompassing nature of Austria – not Vienna. Then there are the Christmas Markets – how can one be in Vienna and not mentioned them? Finally, I would add the Albetina and the Belvedere palace which house thousands of pantings. The richness of Viennese culture is housed inner staadt. Oh, remember Mozart?

By: Nisa

Nisa — Wed, 11 Oct 2017 10:47:48 +0000

Liebe Nina!
Cool, freut mich voll, dass dir die Tipps geholfen haben :) Am Zentralfriedhof war ich letztens auch wieder – bin da wirklich gern dort und genieße die Ruhe und die friedliche Stimmung.
Alles Liebe,
Nisa

By: Nina

Nina — Sat, 08 Oct 2016 07:07:47 +0000

Hi Nisa,
vielen Dank für deine super Tipps!! Ich bin nicht so ein Typ, der gerne die typischen Touri- Sachen macht. Ich war gestern auf dem Zentralfriefhof und es war einfach herrlich. Habe an Tor 1 begonnen und bin bis zum jüdischen Friedhof gegangen. Diese Ruhe und Stille, gepaart mit schönem Herbstwetter. Top!! Und by the way – Rehe konnte ich auch sehen:)
Danach auf die andere Seite der Stadt, zur Otto Wagner Kirche. Auch ein toller Tipp! Heute werden wir deinem Rat folgen und im Daniels frühstücken…
Vielen Dank. Solche Insider Tipps sollte es öfter geben!

Viele liebe Grüße
Nina

By: Nisa

Nisa — Sat, 18 Jun 2016 11:41:22 +0000

Hi Dee! Thanks for your comment! Sounds like a great tour you have planned. I was just in Prague for two nights and that is enough to really get to see the main sights of the city. Budapest is great as well. Salzburg is on pretty much every tourist's list when coming to Austria. Personally, I'm not the biggest fan, but the mountains are amazing! There are several lakes around Salzburg, like Fuschsee, Attersee, Mondsee, Wolfgangsee or Traunsee. Bad Gastein is about a 1 hour drive away from Salzburg, and of course Hallstatt... You'll have no problem with getting vegan food in Salzburg or Vienna. The best vegan place in Vienna is the restaurant Tian (high class). Swing Kitchen offers great vegan burgers. Mr. & Mrs. Feelgood and yamm! are also good restaurants with vegan food and not too expensive. Let me know if I can help you out any further :)

By: Dee

Dee — Thu, 09 Jun 2016 07:06:38 +0000

Hi Nisa!
Very well written article, I will be coming to vienna with my husband in August second week. So we are doing 2 nights, Prague, 2 nights Budapest, 3 nights Salzburg and 2 nights Vienna. We love mountains, lakes, waterfall, landscapes, and good architecture… Ee love to photograph, so what places would you suggest us to cover during our stay. Also we are strictly vegetarians (we don’t even eat eggs) so would we get vegan food there?

By: Nisa

Nisa — Wed, 08 Jun 2016 09:35:19 +0000

Hi Deki!
Stephansplatz is in the first district, so definitely it’s one of the must visit places :)
Best, Nisa

By: Deki

Deki — Sun, 05 Jun 2016 18:33:07 +0000

What about Stephansplatz?

By: Ari

Ari — Mon, 11 Jan 2016 04:16:02 +0000

Hi Nisha, I am a photographer and could manage to visit Vienna only 1 day from Bratislava. My kid is 5 years old. Would appreciate the key areas for photographing. Saint Stephen’s cathedral is one of my attraction (Inside view mainly). Do you have any blog on Bratislava?

Thanks
Ari

By: Nisa

Nisa — Sun, 10 Jan 2016 10:30:41 +0000

Definitely try and visit Vienna Agness! Not to brag or anything, but it really is one of the best cities in the world ;)