eSIM for Vienna

The Habsburg summer residence with 1,441 rooms and stunning gardens. The children's museum in the west wing is a hit with families. Come early morning to avoid tour groups - the palace fills up by 10am.

Vienna's Gothic landmark in the heart of the old town. Climb the 343 steps to the south tower for panoramic city views - the effort is worth it. The roof renovation is ongoing but the interior is fully accessible.

Baroque palace complex with two main buildings and a manicured garden. The Upper Belvedere houses Klimt's The Kiss and excellent Austrian art. The garden between the palaces is free to enter.

The former Imperial Palace now houses museums, the Austrian Presidential Residence, and the Spanish Riding School. The Imperial Apartments are opulent but give a real sense of Habsburg grandeur.

Massive public park with the iconic Giant Ferris Wheel and an amusement park. The Riesenrad offers incredible city views - go at sunset for the best light. Best visited weekday mornings when it's quiet.

One of Europe's most important art museums with a world-class collection of Old Masters. The building itself is stunning - the inner courtyard is a hidden gem for coffee breaks.

Vienna's largest outdoor market stretching over 1.5km. Saturdays bring the real energy with farmers and vendors. The flea market section on Saturdays is a treasure hunt - arrive early.

Cultural complex mixing Baroque architecture with modern cube structures. Great for contemporary art and architecture nerds. The MQ Freiraum has cheap drinks and hosts various events.

Baroque church with an iconic dome and columns inspired by Trajan's Market. Take the elevator to the viewing platform for the dome close-up - surprisingly uncrowded.

The grand boulevard circling the inner city with landmark buildings like the Opera, Parliament, and Natural History Museum. Best experienced on foot or by bike - it's about 5km around.