Location & Vienna
The Austrian capital offers culture and history of the highest caliber! With its countless museums, theaters, and historical sites, Vienna is a paradise for all culture enthusiasts. Visit Schönbrunn Palace with its world-famous zoo, stroll along the Ringstrasse and enjoy a Melange in one of Vienna's traditional coffee houses, or immerse yourself in the shopping paradise of Mariahilferstrasse. Whether you're planning a relaxing getaway, a family trip, or a cultural tour, Vienna offers unique attractions for all visitors!
HOTELMARIA in Gramatneusiedl provides the ideal starting point for this.
Located on the outskirts of Gramatneusiedl on a residential street with a large garden, free parking and stress-free public transport to Vienna!
We would be happy to help you put together the right program for you or book tickets so that you too can fall in love with the city of Vienna.
Publicly in 30 minutes
to Vienna's city center
- 5 minutes walk to Gramatneusiedl train station (500m from the hotel)
- 15 minutes by S-Bahn to Vienna Central Station
- 5 minutes by U1 to St. Stephen's Cathedral or the Opera House
- Trains to Vienna several times an hour
Day ticket ÖBB/Vienna public transport €10.70 per adult
From Vienna Central Station by...
- U1 to the State Opera (2 stops) or to St. Stephen's Cathedral (3 stops)
- D-car (tram line D) along the ring road past the sights
- S-Bahn to Prater (4 stops)
Vienna for a few hours
If you only have a very short time, we recommend
- a horse-drawn carriage ride in the city center
- a city tour
- a visit to a coffee shop or
- a Wiener Schnitzel in one of the restaurants or at Figlmüller
the
Vienna pass
An all-inclusive sightseeing ticket for 1, 2, 3 or 6 days with
- free access to Vienna's most popular sights and museums
- Unlimited use of the HOP ON HOP OFF VIENNA SIGHTSEEING TOURS
- Free Guidebook
- NO QUEUE ENTRY
- optionally with a network pass for the Vienna public transport system
There is much to see in Vienna.
- St. Stephen's Cathedral, the landmark of Austria and the heart of Vienna, with 343 steps to the south tower where you have a magnificent view over Vienna, or by elevator to the north tower to see the Pummerin, the largest bell in Austria.
- The Hofburg, once the center of the Habsburg Empire and today the seat of the Federal President, houses the Spanish Riding School, the Imperial Apartments, the Sissi Museum, the Treasury, the National Library, the Butterfly House, Heldenplatz and Volksgarten, the Capuchin Crypt and the Albertina.
- Natural History and Art History Museum
- Parliament with the Pallas Athena Fountain
- Town hall in neo-Gothic style with the town hall man at the top
- Burgtheater and State Opera
- Schönbrunn Palace, the former summer residence, with zoo, park, Gloriette (café with a view over Vienna), Palm House...
- The Ferris wheel and Prater have offered a unique view for more than 100 years; from roller coasters to ghost trains and bumper cars, there is something for everyone; this also includes the legendary stilt in the Schweizerhaus!
- Danube Tower with 2 fast elevators to the rotating observation restaurant with fantastic views in just a few seconds.
- the many coffee houses on almost every corner with their coffee variations and pastries
...or explore the city with one of the many city bikes...
Coffeehouse tradition. Wiener Schnitzel.
What would Vienna be without its coffee houses? Traditional Viennese coffee house culture has even been a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2011. Let your soul unwind for a few hours in one of the many coffee houses, enjoying a wide variety of coffees, international newspapers, and the finest pastries.
The national dish – our Wiener Schnitzel! Originally made with veal, but also popular with pork, chicken, or turkey, served with your choice of potato salad or fries. You can find an authentic Wiener Schnitzel in Vienna at Plachutta, Figlmüller, in some traditional coffee houses, and nearby at Rosenbauch's in Ebreichsdorf.
Coffee houses
- Café Central, the legendary literary café
- K. & K. Hofzuckerbäcker Demel, with insights into the bakery
- K. u. K. Hofzuckerbäcker Gerstner, in the state rooms of the Palais Todesco
- Café Hawelka, the quintessential artists' café
- Café Landtmann, where Sigmund Freud, Marlene Dietrich, and Romy Schneider were frequent visitors.
- Café Mozart was a popular meeting place for artists, especially during the Biedermeier period.
- Café Sacher, with its world-famous Sachertorte
Some cafes also have live music, which makes the apple strudel, Kaiserschmarrn or Gugelhupf taste even better!
