Vienna City Hall

Vienna City Hall is an architectural masterpiece and a true gem of the city! The Gothic-style building is breathtaking, with its towering spires and intricate details that reflect Vienna’s rich history. During the day, it’s an impressive sight, but it becomes even more magical at night when it’s beautifully illuminated. The surrounding square often hosts lively events and seasonal markets, adding to its charm and making it a vibrant spot for both locals and visitors. It’s a must-see landmark that captures the elegance and grandeur of Vienna perfectly!

We had a great guided tour around Town Hall in Vienna! 🤩 a lot of interesting facts about the history of Town Hall, about the tower, the architect. Splendid halls, with rare wood and ton of gold decorations 🥰 The tour is possible on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1PM and it’s free but you have to collect one of 50 tickets available. We arrived on Friday at 8:15AM and we had number 16 & 17, I’ve heard that last tickets were given around 9:30AM. Free audio guide is available but keep in mind that you have to leave ID to rent it. Highly recommend 👌

This is one grand looking building. It looks like something out of a Disney movie, and it almost is. It was built at the end of the 19th century, so quite recently. There are guided tours available during certain hours of the day as well as free audio tours. If you have a chance you should really make your way inside and see the interior.

Sadly we were only able to visit from the outside, but is is amazing. One of the most beautiful buildings I have ever seen. It is a must see in Vienna. Tall, decorated towers and you can see the many windows that are decorated in a very artistic fashion. The people standing guard at the main entrance told as that you can take guided tours of the building on mondays Fridays and sunndays from 13:00 so if you have the possibility don't miss out.

We visited Vienna for the New Year celebrations, and it was a blast. The locals thing is to drink 6 and eat oysters in the morning in various bars, etc, across the city. The evening involves various life stages, delivering music to enthusiastic audiences like us.

I only visited from the outside but the architecture was nice to look at. It’s all wheelchair accessible and there is a water fountain nearby for fresh drinking water. They were set up for an open air cinema so it seems like lots of events are scheduled there. All flat and easily wheelchair accessible

On our walking tour around Vienna we eventually came across yet another impressive building. This time is was the Vienna Town Hall. We didn't go inside as it was quite late on a Monday afternoon but we took the time to take a few photos. It was interesting to see that the Cologne based Roncalli circus had set up stall directly in front of the town hall. So most photos also featured parts of the tents, caravans and lorries of this traveling circus. Hmm...

This is Vienna's city hall and a beautiful building that looks like a castle straight out of a fairy tale.

Vienna City Hall is an architectural masterpiece and a true gem of the city! The Gothic-style building is breathtaking, with its towering spires and intricate details that reflect Vienna’s rich history. During the day, it’s an impressive sight, but it becomes even more magical at night when it’s beautifully illuminated. The surrounding square often hosts lively events and seasonal markets, adding to its charm and making it a vibrant spot for both locals and visitors. It’s a must-see landmark that captures the elegance and grandeur of Vienna perfectly!

We had a great guided tour around Town Hall in Vienna! 🤩 a lot of interesting facts about the history of Town Hall, about the tower, the architect. Splendid halls, with rare wood and ton of gold decorations 🥰 The tour is possible on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1PM and it’s free but you have to collect one of 50 tickets available. We arrived on Friday at 8:15AM and we had number 16 & 17, I’ve heard that last tickets were given around 9:30AM. Free audio guide is available but keep in mind that you have to leave ID to rent it. Highly recommend 👌

This is one grand looking building. It looks like something out of a Disney movie, and it almost is. It was built at the end of the 19th century, so quite recently. There are guided tours available during certain hours of the day as well as free audio tours. If you have a chance you should really make your way inside and see the interior.

Sadly we were only able to visit from the outside, but is is amazing. One of the most beautiful buildings I have ever seen. It is a must see in Vienna. Tall, decorated towers and you can see the many windows that are decorated in a very artistic fashion. The people standing guard at the main entrance told as that you can take guided tours of the building on mondays Fridays and sunndays from 13:00 so if you have the possibility don't miss out.

We visited Vienna for the New Year celebrations, and it was a blast. The locals thing is to drink 6 and eat oysters in the morning in various bars, etc, across the city. The evening involves various life stages, delivering music to enthusiastic audiences like us.

I only visited from the outside but the architecture was nice to look at. It’s all wheelchair accessible and there is a water fountain nearby for fresh drinking water. They were set up for an open air cinema so it seems like lots of events are scheduled there. All flat and easily wheelchair accessible

On our walking tour around Vienna we eventually came across yet another impressive building. This time is was the Vienna Town Hall. We didn't go inside as it was quite late on a Monday afternoon but we took the time to take a few photos. It was interesting to see that the Cologne based Roncalli circus had set up stall directly in front of the town hall. So most photos also featured parts of the tents, caravans and lorries of this traveling circus. Hmm...

This is Vienna's city hall and a beautiful building that looks like a castle straight out of a fairy tale.