The exterior of this whole building is impressive enough that you won’t have to go inside, or actually can’t go inside because this building is used as a private area such as offices and for other purposes.

The outdoor is usually locked but I was lucky enough to enter inside when someone else was entering and it’s safe to say that the interior was also as impressive as the exterior of the building.

As soon as you go out from the underground subway station to stand in front of this huge masterpiece you need at least a whole minute to appreciate it’s beauty.

It’s visible from most parts of the city center and it’s also free to enter so don’t hesitate to take a look inside as well.

One of the most known museums in Vienna and also in Europe which exhibits the famous painting “The Kiss” by Gustav Klimt.

It’s a big museum with also a big garden on it’s backyard as well so have it in mind before you go that it might take at least 2-3 hours off your time if you are thinking about visiting it.

Another museum I visited while I was in Vienna. It’s located in the city center and very easy to reach by underground station.

Compared to Belvedere Museum, Albertina Museum is a modern art museum with many abstract art pieces while Belvedere Museum has more classical & historical ones.

It looks small yet it also takes some decent amount of time to finish the museum. It might take around 1 or 2 hours for you to finish this museum fully.

Volksgarten is a big open public park area perfect to chill in-between the sightseeings to recharge some of your energy.

You also get to see the Parlament Österreich(Austrian Parliament) building with it’s magnificent exterior architecture.

I’d suggest you to bring some snacks and drinks alongside of you while you get to enjoy fresh air, soft grass and beautiful views all around you whilst being within the nature itself.

Another architectural masterpiece that will fascinate you as long as you keep staring at it. It has a subway station named afterwards and easy to reach after getting out from the underground but to warn everyone who wants to visit this place, it is really big and you will be walking around a lot to cover all parts of it. There is another building on the hill up but to get there you will do a small hiking session and climb to reach there, although you will realize that it was worth the effort after you get to see all of the Schönbrunn Palace from up there and have a seat on the benches before you are ready to go back down.

If you are interested in bouldering/climbing then I highly recommend this climbing gym which is in Vienna. Luckily this place was 5 mins walk distance from where I stayed and I had the chance to try it out. They open very early around 7:30 AM(might change during weekend) and it’s less crowded in the early hours. Outside you have a chilling zone to eat/drink whatever you like and hangout with your friends before/after you climb and the inside of the gym is also very modern design with good materials overall. If you also like being active during traveling then this is an option you might wanna try out.

When it comes to electronic music I have a passion for techno music, after asking a few locals and filtering down my researches about nightlife in Vienna I’ve decided to give a chance to a nightclub named “Grelle Forelle”. It’s slightly outside of the city center but thanks to Vienna’s well-designed underground map it becomes easy to reach there also.

Around 9pm only the “kitchen stage” is active inside the club but as the time approaches 2-3am the mainstage becomes active and you get to choose where you wanna dance and vibe. I recommend Grelle Forelle if you are into electronic music, especially techno.