When your plane lands in Vienna, you'll find a continental oceanic climate with cool temperatures that average 20º in the summer months and never rise above 26º or 27º even on the hottest days. However, this season of the year also sees the most rainfall. In the winter months, these mild temperatures fall to an average of 0º, though on some days the temperature can be closer to minus 5º.
Iberia flies to Vienna-Schwechat International Airport (IATA code: VLC), which is situated 25 kilometres south-east of the city centre.
The airport is serviced by the A4 road and the journey to the city centres takes approximately 25 minutes. As well as a taxi service, the public transport options from Vienna airport include the S-Bahn S7 to Vienna (Wien Floridsdorf Bahnhof) every 30 minutes. The journey time to Wien Mitte station is 25 minutes and the cost of the ticket is €3.90 for adults, €2.40 for seniors over 62, and €2.40 for children between ages 6 and 15. Tickets must be purchased and validated before you get on the train, and there are hefty fines for travelling without a ticket. To travel from the airport to the central station Wien Hauptbahnhof, there is a train every half hour and tickets cost the same as the S-Bahn. The journey time on the Railjet is 15 minutes.
Viennese cuisine reflects the cultural fusion of contributions from Italian, Hungarian, Turkish and other cuisines. One of the most traditional dishes is the Wiener Schnitzel, which consists of a thin slice of veal coated in breadcrumbs and usually served with a potato salad. There are excellent dishes prepared with venison, wild boar and roe deer, which are usually accompanied by a delicious red berry sauce. One of the best ways to savour fine Viennese food is to visit the traditional Heurigen, rustic taverns in the middle of forests - particularly enjoyable in the summer months - where you can try typical specialities and a glass of young wine while listening to live Viennese music. Take a flight to Vienna and enjoy the fantastic local cakes and pastries, like Apfelstrudel, Kaiserschmarrn and of the course the magnificent Sachertorte, made of dark chocolate and smothered in apricot jam, now deservedly famous all over the world.
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The Vienna-Schwechat International airport in Vienna (VIE), Austria is located in the city, 18 kilometres to the south-east
The official currency is el euro (EUR)
No visa required for EU citizens, but passengers with other nationalities are advised to check prior to travel at http://www.iberia.com/es/fly-with-iberia/documents/ .
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Located on the banks of the Danube, in the valley of the Vienna Woods, the Austrian capital is one of the oldest in Europe. During the 19th century, it was the world’s music capital and the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In the early 20th century, it became the Mecca of philosophy and political debate in the Western world, as well as one of the world’s main cultural centres. Take one of our cheap flights to Vienna and discover an impressive city, with an artistic and intellectual legacy that has proved essential in the understanding of European and world history in the last centuries.
The birthplace of Schubert, Freud and Wittgenstein boasts an Old Town that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here you will find buildings and monuments from three key periods in the political and cultural development of Europe, namely the Middle Ages, Baroque and Gründerzeit. Palaces, such as Schönbrunn, Hofburg and the Belvedere are a testimony to the city’s ancient splendour. The Ringstrasse, a circular avenue that surrounds the centre of Vienna, is home to the majority of the most significant buildings. The Vienna Opera House, the Austrian Parliament, the majestic Votive Church (a prime example of Neo-gothic architecture) and the History of Art Museum (housing works by Velázquez, Titian, Canaletto, Rubens, Rafael and Rembrandt, collected by the Habsburg family), are just a few of the main attractions.
After your monumental visit, head over to the Hundertwasserhaus, a colourful and fantastical residential complex from the 80s, which reflects the work of Spanish Modernist architect, Gaudi. Find the child within you on a trip to the Prater, the oldest theme park in the world, with its emblematic 60 metre tall Ferris wheel. For the perfect end to a perfect touristic day, sample some Viennese sausages, followed by a chocolate ‘Sacher’ cake, and a delicious coffee topped with cream.
The Vienna-Schwechat International airport in Vienna (VIE), Austria is located in the city, 18 kilometres to the south-east .
The airport has three terminals.
There is an internal transit service inside the airport for passengers that connects gates B/C with F/G and D with F/G. This service operates between 05:30 and 22:30.
There are several ways to get to the airport: train (CAT), metro (S-Bahn) or various bus routes. By road on the A-4 from the north and the east, the A2 from the south, S1 or A1 towards the A4 from the west and the A4 and S1 towards the A1 in the west.
The services offered by the airport are, amongst others: hotel rooms, meeting rooms and religious services.
For more information, you can check the tourism website.
The official currency is el euro (EUR) .
No visa required for EU citizens, but passengers with other nationalities are advised to check prior to travel at http://www.iberia.com/es/fly-with-iberia/documents/ .
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Vienna city guide and map. To organise your visit to Vienna we recommend that you visit the Vienna city guide . You can see the best culinary, cultural, night time and shopping maps. Don’t forget to choose your favourite places and download your personalised guide in PDF.
