Gumpoldskirchen Things to Do

Visitors really need to put aside a whole day for Schönbrunn because the choice of things to do here is extensive: you can take a lengthy walk through the beautiful royal park, visit the biggest palm house in Europe, or go to t... more

Erected in 1896-1899, the four huge gas tanks were then the first municipal gasworks of this size on the European continent. 1,630 workers a day had to do some very hard work to build these, their architectural and technical st... more

Kids and adults will enjoy the traditional puppet shows performed by the award winning Marionette Theater. Many Austrians have grown up enjoying these types of shows. The puppets themselves are works of art and worth seeing.... more

The Fashion Collection is part of the Historical Museum of the City of Vienna, and by definition not a museum but a collection. The main point is fashion produced and worn in Vienna, although Vienna's importance to the world of... more

Who ever thought about joining a museum of Heating Technology in Europe should do so in Vienna because this one is until now the only one of this type. First the visitor will be surprised about the extent of the collection whic... more

In 1752, Francis Stephen Lothringen, the husband of Empress Maria Theresia, founded Vienna's zoo (the oldest in the world) in Schönbrunn. Some of the baroque style buildings are still used and some new enclosures have recently... more

If you need a break from the city and would like to recharge your batteries the newly renovated Roman thermal bath (Römertherme Baden), about 25 kilometers south of Vienna is the perfect place. Situated in the elegant spa town... more

Situated in the middle of wonderful parkland some 17km south of Vienna, Schloss Laxenburg is a prime example of 18th century garden artistry. Full of wonderful canals, bridges and monuments, the garden is one of Austria's fines... more

Two outdoor swimming pools with a difference, in which you can spend a day away from the bustle of the city, are to be found in the public thermal bath Bad Vöslau, which is situated right in the centre of this thermal town, abo... more

Nachtwerk is one of those huge dancing-halls built for people who like to have a couple of hundred people around them. There are two large floors, one of them a sort of balcony. A cheap pizza place and a café are on site to ser... more