The Vienna Prater, with its famous Giant Ferris Wheel, amusement park and extensive green spaces, is just a short walk from the Urban Jungle Apartments.

Messe Wien is located right next to the Prater and is easy to reach from the Urban Jungle Apartments - making our location  convenient for trade fair visitors and business travellers.

Danube Island is one of Vienna’s largest recreation areas, with plenty of space for walking, cycling, swimming and relaxing by the water. 

The Vienna State Opera is one of the world’s

best-known opera houses and is located directly on Vienna’s Ringstrasse. 

The Burgtheater is one of the best-known German-language theatres and is located on Vienna’s Ringstrasse, directly opposite City Hall.

The Wien Museum at Karlsplatz tells the story of Vienna from its beginnings to the present day and is located directly opposite Karlskirche. Admission to the permanent exhibition is free.

Belvedere Palace is one of Vienna’s most important Baroque landmarks. The Upper Belvedere is home to major works including Gustav Klimt’s famous "The Kiss". 

Volkstheater is one of Vienna’s

major theatres and is located directly next to the MuseumsQuartier.

The Botanical Garden next to the Belvedere is home to more than 12,000 plant species from six continents and also provides valuable habitat for wildlife. 

Donaupark offers extensive green spaces for walking,

recreation and leisure and is located directly next to the Danube Tower.

The Desert House at Schönbrunn showcases plants and animals from arid habitats and can easily be combined with a visit to Schönbrunn Zoo, the Palm House or Schönbrunn Palace.

Hundertwasser House is one of Vienna’s most distinctive architectural landmarks, known for its colourful façade, irregular shapes and abundant greenery. 

St. Stephen’s Cathedral stands at the heart of

Vienna’s historic city centre and is one of the city’s most famous landmarks.

The House of Music is an interactive sound museum in central Vienna, combining music history with hands-on sound experiences. 

For centuries, the Hofburg was at the centre of the Habsburg monarchy. Today it is home to attractions including the Sisi Museum and the Imperial Apartments. 

The Kunsthistorisches Museum on Maria-Theresien-Platz houses one of Europe’s most important collections of art and historic objects.

Vienna City Hall is one of the most distinctive buildings along the Ringstrasse. Rathausplatz hosts popular events throughout the year, including the Christmas Market and Film Festival.

MuseumsQuartier combines museums, restaurants, contemporary architecture and generous public spaces, making it one of Vienna’s most important cultural districts. 

The Austrian Parliament is located on Vienna’s Ringstrasse, close to the Volksgarten, Hofburg and City Hall. Visitors can also explore the building on guided tours.

The House of the Sea is located inside a former flak tower and combines an aquarium, tropical habitats and a rooftop viewpoint over Vienna.

Schönbrunn Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Vienna’s most famous attractions. Despite the distance, it is easy to reach from the Urban Jungle Apartments by public transport.

The historic Palm House in Schönbrunn Palace Park is one of the largest structures of its kind in Europe and houses plants from different climate zones.

The MAK combines design, architecture,

art and everyday culture and is one of Vienna’s most important museums of applied arts. 

Vienna’s Stadtpark is known for its green spaces,

walking paths and the famous golden Johann Strauss

monument. 

The ALBERTINA is one of Vienna’s leading art museums and is located in the historic city centre. It combines perfectly with a visit to the State Opera, Hofburg and Burggarten.

Karlskirche at Karlsplatz is one of Vienna’s most important Baroque churches and one of the city’s most

distinctive landmarks.

Directly opposite the Kunsthistorisches Museum, the Natural History Museum Vienna houses extensive scientific and natural history collections. 

Naschmarkt is one of Vienna’s best-known markets, with food stalls, restaurants and specialities from Austria and around the world. 

The MUMOK at MuseumsQuartier

is Austria’s largest museum of modern and

contemporary art.

The Butterfly House in the Burggarten combines tropical plants with freely flying butterflies in the heart of Vienna’s

historic centre.

At 252 metres high, the Danube Tower is one of Vienna’s most distinctive landmarks and offers panoramic 360° views across the city and the Danube. 

Schönbrunn Zoo is located inside the palace park and is the world’s oldest zoo still in operation. It is particularly popular with families. 

A garden paradise featuring a variety of themed

gardens, a palm house, a historic farm and

the Hirschstetten Zoo.