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251 reviews 59 travel blogs 37 photos Attraction Type:
Town center/square/plaza
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Stephansplatz Vienna
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Last Waltz in Vienna
We didn't want to waste precious time, hence, we woke up a bit early just to visit Schonbrunn Palace which was just about 5-10 minutes walk from our hotel. We bought the Classic Pass at EUR19.50 which allowed us to cover 5 places - Tour of the Palace, Privy Garden, Gloriette, Maze & the Apple Strudel Show.
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Vacation
It was much easier to leave Israel to go on vacation than it would have been to go home. I flew through Amman to Vienna. It still cracks me up that I get to go through special "lady security" in Amman.
Upon arrival in Vienna, I took the bus to the metro station and the metro to the hotel. I was staying at Elisabeth Guesthouse, which was … -
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Imperial Vienna
I awoke sleepy-eyed to the rolling green hills of the Alps. I traveled past quaint little houses scattered throughout the valley that overlooked small rivers and creeks. I drank a bitter cup of European coffee, and I arrived in Vienna, Austria, about ten am.
I transferred to another train station by tram, and once again, I got lost. After …
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Tourist Town
... the quiet surrounding area before we descended into the U-bahn for the quick trip into the vibrant heart of Vienna - St Stephansplatz. In contrast to Neubaugasse there were tons of people out and about, buskers galore and the Christmas lights above the ...
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Vienna
... was the famous Cafe Pruckel, where we enjoyed an espresso and tea to start the day! From there, we headed to St Stephansplatz with its towering gothic church, and old streets. We checked out some of the old buildings, and stumbled across a beer ...
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The Wonderful World of Wiener Schnitzel!
... gave me a package I had been waiting for for weeks.... my new bank cards! After getting settled, Karl took us to Stephansplatz, a large square right in the centre of the first district, which houses the Stephansdom. It was there that we were talked ...
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On to Vienna and the Habsburg Dynasty
... Returning to Karntner Strasse, we walked past the trendy department stores and fancy chocolate shops. We next came across Stephansplatz. The dominate landmark here is St. Stephan’s Cathedral, which is a Gothic church built between 1300 ...
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Transfer
1 hour stop over between Budapest and Venice. We hopped on the subway to Stephansplatz for a few pics, then back to the ...
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Hopping Over To Vienna For More Family Time!
12.12.09/12.13.09 Hopping Over To Vienna, Austria, For More Family Time! Saturday, 12.12.09: Yesterday we decided to take a day trip to Vienna, Austria, which is only an hour away from ...
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A brief visit to Vienna
... of the sights at night - making them look even more stunning. We started, as the guide books suggested, by trying to find Stephansplatz square - where the famous St. Stephen's Cathedral is located. Well, we got distracted on the way and before we knew ...
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Off to Vienna!
... and had no problems there. The problems began when we tried to get the ladies to their hotel, which was right on Stephansplatz. We were in the Vienna Hilton Danube, right on the Danube, but a ways from their hotel. We thought we had the directions down ...
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Wondering in Wien
... everywhere. Two little details that make Vienna so welcoming. We eventually end up in the centre of the city, at Stephansplatz, home to the massive Stephansdom (St Stephens Cathedral). It really is quite impressive, inside and out. From ...
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A REALLY Big Church
... Gothic church. There was a Kirtag, of local festival, happening at City Hall that seemed to spill over into Stephansplatz, as there were hundreds of people there celebrating with beer, pretzels, brass bands and souvenirs stands. We even ...
Stephansplatz Map
- Neuer Markt
- Prunksaal
- Schwarzenbergplatz
- St Marxer Friedhof
- Sammlung alter Musikinstrumente (Collection of Early Musical Instruments)
- Museum of Ethnology (Volkerkundemuseum)
- Schlosspark
- Technisches Museum
- Postsparkasse
- Sisi Museum
- Silberkammer
- Kaiserappartements
- Spittelburg Quarter
- Die Burgkapelle (Home of the Vienna Boys' Choir)
- Imperial Treasury (Schatzkammer)
- Burgtor
- Church of the Minorites (Minoritenkirche)
- Spanish Riding School (Spanische Reitschule)
- People's Park (Volksgarten)
- Imperial Palace (Hofburg)