A Flemish-style building, the town hall was built in the late 1800s. It is possible to visit the historic halls with a free guided tour on certain days a week only at 1 pm. Be careful because they take a maximum of 50 people and tickets must be collected on site between 8 and 10 am on the same day of the tour. They do not accept reservations by email or phone. I went at 8.20 and I was already number 20. The tour is done in German but audio guides are available free of charge upon issue of identity document. Very nice ballroom now used for conferences or other that could hold as many as 1700 couples. You also visit the city parliament. Interesting

We stayed about 11 minutes from the town hall, so we passed every day before going anywhere and admired the particular building that had in each window some wonderful red flowers that adorned it. Also in summer there are events of various kinds, cinema, music!!!

A beautiful building that looks especially spectacular at night with the lighting. Given its location, it is one of those places in the city that you will see on more than one occasion. The largest Christmas market in Vienna is located in its front plaza.

This building is interesting inside and out and of neo-gothic style externally. We did the free tour which was informative and enabled us to see inside the large elaborately decorated rooms. An English audioguide is provided free of charge. The paternoster lift goes up, down and sideways and you can use it. Definitely worth the hour or so it takes.

I visited the Rathaus in Vienna, and it was so beautiful. The Rathaus has beautiful architecture, and I think it’s an impressive building, that you must see if you are visiting Vienna. I visited the Rathaus in February, and there was a huge ice rink, that I also think is a must to try.

It's an especially nice building. Until September 1, the film festival is organized, so on the façade of the city hall there is a huge screen, in which works of opera or theater are projected for free. They have chairs to sit in, and you can take drink (not sure if you also have food). Right in the square next door, you have stalls where they sell food and drink.

Constructed from 1872 to 1883 in a neo-Gothic style, the Vienna Rathaus (city hall) is mind-boggling. The entire structure is on a grand "we-can-be-imposing-too" scale designed to rival the huge city halls of Brussels and the like. The main tower stands 98 meters tall and the building has nearly 3,000 rooms. Now that's a lot of office space... how many people do they need to run the city?

Looks like a church but is actually the town hall. The Neo-Gothic building was built between 1872 and 1883. Free guided tours are available Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 1 p.m.

We went at night for the Christmas market. It was the largest one in Vienna. There was an ice skating track, and it was well decorated. The market had many different stalls, though many were the same items we saw in Germany. There was food, and places to sit and relax. The atmosphere was festive.

A stunningly beautiful place. Great to admire night and day. In the evening the Christmas markets are in full swing and it is a wonderful place to visit and enjoy. Admiring the architecture and soaking up the atmosphere. Definitely one of my favourite locations in Vienna.