Vienna Travel Guide

Here’s a fun outfit at the height of my winter travels in Vienna.

I wore my favorite blush feathered dress while exploring this beautiful baroque city with my husband in March for the occasion of my birthday. Oh how I also cherish these comfortable black Helmut Lang ankle boots that have toured many countries and continents with me.

Here’s a list of the top sites, to help those of you who are thinking of traveling to gorgeous Vienna soon. I usually establish an itinerary and a list of things to do in a specific area per day while my husband makes sure we get there on time for our appointments, lunch and dinner reservations. We make the perfect team!

Style Details
Dress | XOXO
Necklace | LILIES & CROWN
Bag | JIMMY CHOO
Sunglasses | CELINE
Shoes | HELMUT LANG

Styleat30’s 10 Top Sights to See in Vienna:

Schönbrunn Palace
St. Stephen’s Church (Stephansdom)
Hofburg Palace
Vienna National Library
Museum Quartier
House of Music
Pedestrian-only Shopping Area at the Inner City Center
Parliament & Rathaus Town Hall
Belvedere Palace
18^thCentury St. Charles Church in Karlplatz

German Language Guide:

I wish I had this language list with us that I found via Bigboytravel.com before our visit to Vienna because it would definitely have helped us out a lot. Here are some polite German words to say to help you get around Vienna:

Vienna = Wien (Veen)
Austria = is Österreich (Oo-ster-reich)
Hello = Hallo (Ha-Low)
How Are You = Wie Geht Es Dir (Vee Gates Deer)
I’m Doing Well = Ich bin gut (Eek Ben Goot)
Good Morning = Guten Morgen (Goo-ten Morgen)
Good Day = Guten Tag (Goo-ten Tahg)
Good Evening = Guten Abend (Goo-ten Ah-bent)
Goodbye = Auf Wiedersehen (Ow-fa Vee-da-zane)
Informal Goodbye = Tschüss (Ja-oose), can also use Tschau (Chow)
Thank You = Danke (Dunk-ah)
You’re Welcome = Bitte (Bit-tah)
Do you speak English = Sprechen Sie Englisch (Spa-wreck-ins Zee Ing-Lisch)
Cheers for Drinking = Prost (Pro-st)
To Your Health = Zum Wohl (Sum Voil)

Before I forget, whatever happens, do not forget to try out “The Original Sacher Torte” invented and developed at the Hotel Sacher in Austria during the 19^th century. It is the most luscious, decadent, just-the-right-amount-of-rich chocolate cake ever! They even have a small size available in case you only want to have a little bit. For us, it was just enough to appreciate the flavor of the cake without overindulging!