The reason why this street could be called the most beautiful avenue in the world might be the fact that there is no other boulevard like this in the entire Vienna... So the concentration of monuments, sumptuous neorenaissance and neogothic palaces, historical cafés, luxury hotels etc. is unusually big. It's still a nice place to walk, at least for me.... More

Karlsplatz is a definite must see on the Ringstrasse., and if you're here in December, stop at the Christmas market! More

The Inner Ring is a semicircular grand boulevard, which encircles the center of the city. On his both sides, there are majestic old blocks, luxurious hotels, parks and most of the famous historical buildings of Vienna. There is the possibility of making the tour sited, since this is the rout of the D-tram, but we preferred to walk the distance.... More

The Vienna Ring Road, circling the old to town, is packed with grandiose old buildings, all lovingly restored and renovated to stay resplendent. You’ll also find rows of modern shops there, usually on the first floors of the large old edifices. You can walk the whole circle, on either side or among the leafy trees running down the center of... More

A great way to see the city and get an idea of orientation and see the sites. Best of all, you can't get lost. Just keep walking in the same direction and you will eventually end up where you started! Although a map & some sense of direction is recommended. Lots of side streets to venture off to and explore.... More

We took the 24 hour Vienna Ring tram pass and really enjoyed the Hopping on and off based on the information of each site in the Inner ring (Ringstrasse).. You get information on almost every important buidling in the all important Vienna Inner ring.. More

Ringstrasse is actually the center of Vienna. You can easily walk the entire ring and see the Opera, the Parliament, the City Hall, the Stock Exchange, the Votive Church, the National Theater and many other architectural jewels. Don't miss Karlskirche and Karlsplatz subway station on the outside, its great! More

Whatever you do,do not eat in the restaurant next to the seven seas sign cannot remember the name of the restaurant but the staff are most unhelpful and damn't right rude. More

The ringstrasse is the wide boulevard that marks the former location of the city walls. Today it is a major thoroughfare, and close to the main attractions in the city center. The most interesting area is the Opern Ring; Karntner Ring; Burg Ring; and Doktor Karl Renner Ring & Lueger Ring. Don't waste time with the uninteresting Schottenring, there is... More