For those visiting for the first time, as well as those who have been here before and are planning another trip – we have gathered hundreds of Vienna attractions in one place and specially designed walking routes.

We are travelers and know how much time goes into planning a trip: browsing dozens of websites, choosing interesting attractions, placing them on Google Maps.

For those who don't have time to plan, the app will help you see the most interesting things by offering ready-made routes.

Those who love planning everything themselves can choose the most interesting places from hundreds of attractions, build them into a route, and then use it as a personal guide to Vienna.

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1. St. Stephen's Cathedral has been considered the symbol of Vienna since the Middle Ages. This majestic Gothic church is crowned by a tower with a viewing platform reached by 343 steps.

2. Hofburg – the magnificent residence of the powerful Habsburg dynasty. Today it houses the residence of the President of Austria, but the "Silver Collection" and imperial apartments are open to visitors.

3. Vienna City Hall, surrounded by an English-style landscape park, is one of the city's most recognizable buildings. Besides its direct purpose, it also serves as a cultural center – about 800 events are held here annually.

4. Hundertwasser House is impossible to forget or confuse with anything else. Inside this building are 50 apartments, and outside – windows of different shapes and sizes, a colorful facade, and trees growing right from the walls.

5. Vienna Opera. Of course, you can view this building from the outside, but it's much more interesting to attend a performance or even the famous Vienna Ball!

6. Schönbrunn Palace, the summer residence of Empress Elisabeth of Bavaria, is surrounded by a magnificent park. Besides the luxurious Baroque building, the Palm House, Gloriette Pavilion, and the world's first zoo are also worth attention.

7. Belvedere Gallery. The art museum in Belvedere Palace holds the largest collection of Gustav Klimt's works, as well as masterpieces of medieval painting.

8. The MuseumsQuartier houses the Museum of Modern Art Ludwig Foundation (MUMOK), the Leopold Museum, and Vienna's Kunsthalle. Each of them is undoubtedly worth your visit.

9. The Ferris Wheel in Prater Park appeared in the late 19th century and caused a real sensation. From a height of 65 meters, there's a beautiful view of Vienna, and the retro atmosphere adds to the attraction's appeal.

10. Haas House – an avant-garde elite shopping complex with a cafe on the roof. On the glass facade of this building, you can see the distorted reflection of St. Stephen's Cathedral, which looks quite unusual.