Best Vienna holiday apartments

The City of Music, the City of the Mind: Vienna

Once the capital of the expansive Holy Roman Empire, Vienna is still one of Europe’s most regal cities. The Austrian capital has been voted the most liveable city in the world and 9flats.com gives you the chance to experience life in Vienna first-hand by offering vacation rentals in the best locations within the city. Explore the baroque palaces, the beautiful parks and find hidden treasures at the flea markets, all while traveling in comfort when you use 9flats.com. With a variety of vacation rentals to choose from, live among the locals and get a taste of what authentic Viennese life is like.

Chocolate, Mozart, and Freud: Vacation Rentals in Vienna

Vienna is the city of music and is home to more famous composers than any other city in the world. In 2006, the city reopened Mozart’s house to the public. Now a museum, it is locally known as the Figarohaus, since that is where he wrote the acclaimed Figaro. Sprinkled with palaces, gardens, and opera houses, the entire city center of Vienna is a UNESCO world heritage site. After you revel in the magnificent architecture of the palaces of imperial Vienna tap into the mind of Vienna and visit the Sigmund Freud museum, which is set in the library of his home. Vienna, the metropolis that does not resemble a metropolis at all, the city where you can still breathe the past of “capital of the empire”. Vienna is the city of music, better the capital of classical music and opera. Here the enthusiast can surely satisfy his needs. Home to countless great musicians of the past, the streets of Vienna have for centuries welcomed composers who have made the history of classical music. Mozart, Beethoven, Mahler, Vivaldi, Haydn, Salieri, Schubert, Johann Strauss Jr. are just some of the great names who lived or were born in Vienna. In Domgasse 5 you can visit one of the apartments in which Mozart lived with his family, now converted into a museum. Or you can visit Mölkerbastei 8, the house of Johann Baptist Freiherr von Pasqualati where Beethoven lived. In Vienna you can also visit Schubert’s birthplace in Nußdorfer Straße 54 and his last home in Kettenbrückengasse, 4.
In this beautiful city you can play everywhere: in churches, theaters, historic buildings in the center, almost everywhere there is an audience. Four city theatres where opera, classic music, musicals and ballets are at home: Staatsoper, Volksoper, Theater an der Wien and Wiener Kammeroper. In addition, the Konzerthaus, a fundamental reference point for European classical music, hosts the performances of the famous Vienna Symphony Orchestra.
And how can we forget the famous New Year’s concert (and that of San Silvestro), which ends every year with the waltz “On the beautiful blue Danube”?
In short, if you are a lover of classical music and opera, you can’t miss a visit to this beautiful city.

Choosing vacation rentals from 9flats.com is a perfect way to travel in comfort and also stay in an ideal location while getting tips from locals. Choose from vacation rentals in places like Margareten, Vienna’s multicultural neighborhood, or holiday rentals in Wieden where many artists and students live. After a long day of marveling at all that Vienna has to offer, sit back and enjoy some fine Viennese wine and chocolate, while perhaps planning your visit to Vienna’s Tiergarten, the world’s oldest zoo, from the comfort of your holiday rental.

The Capitol of Classic Music

Vienna, the metropolis that does not resemble a metropolis at all, the city where you can still breathe the past of “capital of the empire”.
Vienna is the city of music, better the capital of classical music and opera. Here the enthusiast can surely satisfy his needs. Home to countless great musicians of the past, the streets of Vienna have for centuries welcomed composers who have made the history of classical music.
Mozart, Beethoven, Mahler, Vivaldi, Haydn, Salieri, Schubert, Johann Strauss Jr. are just some of the great names who lived or were born in Vienna.
In Domgasse 5 you can visit one of the apartments in which Mozart lived with his family, now converted into a museum. Or you can visit Mölkerbastei 8, the house of Johann Baptist Freiherr von Pasqualati where Beethoven lived.
In Vienna you can also visit Schubert’s birthplace in Nußdorfer Straße 54 and his last home in Kettenbrückengasse, 4. In this beautiful city you can play everywhere: in churches, theaters, historic buildings in the center, almost everywhere there is an audience.
Four city theatres where opera, classic music, musicals and ballets are at home: Staatsoper, Volksoper, Theater an der Wien and Wiener Kammeroper. In addition, the Konzerthaus, a fundamental reference point for European classical music, hosts the performances of the famous Vienna Symphony Orchestra.
And how can we forget the famous New Year’s concert (and that of San Silvestro), which ends every year with the waltz “On the beautiful blue Danube”?
In short, if you are a lover of classical music and opera, you can’t miss a visit to this beautiful city.

Vacation Apartments Beyond Vienna

After Vienna, explore the rest of Austria through 9flats.com, which offers vacation rentals in Salzburg. Here you can visit the birthplace of Mozart, shop along the Getreidegasse and climb to the imposing Festung Hohensalzburg fortress. Right across the border is Budapest, Hungary’s fascinating and historic capital city. With a holiday rental in Budapest you can explore the two cities Buda and Pest, which occupy opposite banks of the great Danube River. Wherever you go in central Europe, and indeed around the world, make sure you have the most authentic travel experience by choosing your accommodations on 9flats.com.

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