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Historic Kempinski Vienna Hotel Opens to Public

The Palais Hansen Kempinski Vienna opened its doors last month for the first time since the 1873 World Exhibition, which it was built for. Now it boasts a modern spa, restaurants, and sleek interiors.

Posted by Kristine Hansen on April 03, 2013 at 8:59:08 AM EDT in News, Hotels Tagged: Hotels, Austria
11 Things to Do With Kids in Vienna

Despite what it may seem like, with its rich classical music and architectural roots, Vienna is an incredibly kid-friendly destination with tons of fun, interactive activities.

Posted by Erin Gifford on March 19, 2013 at 4:26:41 PM EDT in Trip Ideas, Family Tagged: Austria, Family Travel
Hotel Sans Souci Opens in Vienna

Art fanatics take note: Hotel Sans Souci will have you salivating as soon as you step through the doors. Think antique furnishings, modern art, and Vienna's nearby Museum Quarter.

Posted by Kristine Hansen on January 16, 2013 at 1:04:23 PM EST in Hotels, News, Arts & Culture Tagged: Hotels, Austria, Art, Museums, Theater
Where to Go This Winter

As the temperatures start to drop, our minds wander to winter escapes—whether that means hitting the slopes, the sand, or the city. Here are our expert picks for where to head this winter.

Posted by Blane Bachelor on November 05, 2012 at 12:22:04 PM EST in Trip Ideas Tagged: Winter Travel, Hong Kong, Lisbon, Arizona, Puerto Rico, Jackson Hole
Best of Vienna: Four Unforgettable Moments

Let's start with tuxedos and a Viennese ball (in the summer!), move to dinner at Beethoven's house, and finally come face-to-face with an iconic artist. Vienna's magic was certainly not lost on us.

Posted by Robert I. C. Fisher on August 16, 2012 at 2:14:42 PM EDT in Trip Ideas Tagged: Austria, Restaurants, Hotels
Best Museums to View Gustav Klimt’s Paintings

Vienna has declared 2012 the year of Gustav Klimt, making it one of the best times ever to view the work of this celebrated Austrian painter, whose arresting portraits and lush landscapes are on public view from New York to Vienna.

Posted by Fodor's Guest Blogger on March 12, 2012 at 12:12:23 PM EDT in Trip Ideas, Arts & Culture Tagged: New York City, Austria, Art, Museums
World's Best Performing Arts Deals

A night out at a Broadway show, opera, or concert can easily set you back a cool Benjamin (or more). While students and seniors can often catch a price break, finding discounted seats requires a bit more digging for the rest of us. Read on for some terrific tips on snagging great seats and getting cultured on the cheap.

Posted by Alyssa Kim on February 28, 2012 at 4:50:32 PM EST in Deals, Travel Tips, Trip Ideas Tagged: Savings, New York City, London, Paris, Berlin, Milan, Boston, Philadelphia, Miami, San Francisco, Toronto
Been to Paris, London, and Rome? Visit these European Cities Next

Admittedly, Europe's "Big 3" are hard to beat. But if you're looking for new experiences, our Europe-trotting Fodorites recommend where to go after you've been to Paris, London, and Rome.

Posted by Fodor's Guest Blogger on January 26, 2012 at 10:07:04 AM EST in Trip Ideas Tagged: Europe, Austria, Istanbul, Turkey, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Berlin, Germany, Madrid, Spain, Stockholm, Sweden, Budapest
Vienna, with a Modern Twist

Even with such a rich past, Vienna is still a living city, and the best parts are when that historic past gets muddled with a dose of modern life in a potent cocktail that's very much Viennese.

Posted by Maria Hart on August 03, 2011 at 1:23:59 PM EDT in Trip Ideas Tagged: Austria
Watch out for that sneaky "bread and butter" charge in Vienna.

Most Viennese restaurants charge a small fee for each roll that is eaten. Increasingly, however, eateries are using a per-person cover charge, which includes all the bread you want, usually with an herb spread and butter.

Posted by Fodor's Editors on May 04, 2011 at 1:00:00 AM EDT in Travel Tips Tagged: Europe, Austria,