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A GUIDE TO PLANNINGA MONTH IN VIENNAWhen to go, Where to stay,
What to do
By Dan DurningJuly, 2012
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A GUIDE TO PLANNINGA MONTH IN VIENNA
When I retired, my short list of things to do included spending more time in
Vienna, Austria. In the past two years I have done so, making month-long
visits to the city in early Spring 2011 and 2012. They were so much fun, I
plan to continue these extended stays in coming years.
Staying a month in Vienna has advantages over shorter trips there. One is
that I do not feel the need to cram everything I want to do into just a few
days, so my pace is more leisurely and relaxed. Also, an extended vacation
in the city ensures that I have a wider selection of concerts, operas, and
other events from which to choose. For example, during both of my month-long visits, the Musikverein had an orchestra playing Mahlers Das Lied von
der Erde, a favorite, and had other attractive offerings scattered among
other concerts that did not interest me.
With more time to amble about the
city, I made multiple visits to the
Saturday flea market at
Naschmarkt, filling my bags with
fascinating old pictures, postcards,and books. Also, I went several
times to the book and stamp room
of the Dorotheum (adding more
things to cart back home), and even
attended an auction there. The
extra time in the city also gave me
time to walk around some of areas of the city, such as Simmering, that I
have rarely visited.
A month in Vienna not only provide opportunities for more exploration of the
city, but also can be economical. The cost per day of vacationing in Vienna
can be significantly reduced by renting an apartment for thirty days or more.
Also, because rental apartments have fully equipped kitchens, money can be
Saturday Flea Market at the Naschmarkt
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saved by making and eating meals there, dining out only on special
occasions.
he monthly cost of renting a comfortable, fully equipped apartment starts at
about $50 per day for a place large enough for one or two people. Acomparable hotel room, without a kitchen, would cost at least $100. If two
unrelated people want an apartment large enough for two separate sleeping
areas, the cost per person starts at around $35 per person per day.
If you enjoy Vienna and have the time, a month-long visit may make sense.
Here are some things to consider when planning such a trip and some tools
to help.
When to Go
For me, any month is a good month to be Vienna, but some months are
better than the others. The least desirable months for a longer stay are July
and August. During these months, the Staatsoper, Volksoper, Burgtheater,
and Musikverein do not offer their regular fare of performances. Major
orchestras and production companies are traveling or on vacation. However,
all is not lost during these months because the city provides some music,
outdoor theater, and other attractions for tourists, often at spectacular
outdoor venues such as
the City Hall plaza and
Schnbrunn Palace.
Two other things to
consider when thinking
about a July or August
stay in Vienna: First,
most apartments arenot air conditioned, and
these months can be
scorchers. Second,
finding a bargain or
even reasonably priced
Movies in front of the Vienna City Hal
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flight from the United States to Vienna during these months is likely to be
more difficult than during other months.
The other ten months do not have the same drawbacks as July and August,
and each has its own advantages. My choice in 2010 was to spend themonth of April in Vienna. In 2011, I left a week earlier, arriving in Vienna
during the last week of March and staying to the last week in April. I
selected these months because:
Flights from Seattle to Vienna were reasonably priced during this
period (about $1,000)
I expected the weather to be decent, and both years, it was very
comfortable in Vienna during these months, with only a fewuncomfortable days.
The city would not be too crowded with tourists; there were plenty,
but not hoards.
Viennas Easter markets were open during these times. Easter
markets -- at Freyung and Schoenbrunn -- have booths with food and
handicrafts, plus attractive Easter decorations. They are fun to visit
I would have a good choice of apartments for the month.
In both 2011 and 2012, the timing of my month-long stays worked out well.
However, two things that I enjoy were unavailable until the end of my time
in Vienna. First, because of the iffy weather, few musical events were held at
outdoor venues. Outdoor concerts and other events are usually fun in Vienna
and many are available in warmer months. Second, the citys Heuriger
(places located near the Vienna Woods serving new wine) did not offeroutside seating until the weather warmed near the end of my vacation.
Sitting outside at a Heuriger, surrounded by vineyards, is one of the true
pleasures of a visit to Vienna.
No doubt, May, June, September, and October are spectacular months to be
in Vienna, though they cost a little more and are more crowded. The citys
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annual arts festival (Wiener Festwochen) starts in May, offering some of the
best musical and other cultural events of the year. The festival continues
through June, and is supplemented that month by many special outdoor
events. In September and October, the weather cools and the new concert
and opera seasons open. These months are great for tromping around theVienna Woods and sipping new wine in Grinzing, Heiligenstadt, and
Nussdorf.
Although a visit that straddles November and
December might include some very cold days,
it would also provide an opportunity to visit
Viennas Christmas Markets that open around
the middle of November and last until
Christmas. At last count, Vienna had thirteendifferent Christmas markets
(seehttp://www.vienna4u.at/christmasmarket
.htmlfor descriptions and locations). My
favorites are the old Vienna Christkindlmarkt
at Freyung; the large, colorful
Christkindlmarkt in front of the Vienna city
hall; and the Christmas village
(Weihnachtsdorf) located at the old hospital,which is now part of the University of Vienna,.
These Christmas markets are a treat to visit. I have timed several week-long
Vienna vacations to be there in early December so that I could enjoy the
warm wine, decorative lights, historic settings, and gemtlichkeit of these
Christmas markets. In some years, the evenings at these colorful markets
were comfortable; during a few years, the cold was almost unbearable.
Where to Stay: Finding an Apartment
In both 2010 and 2011, I found an apartment for my month-long stay using
the internet. Both years, I spent several hours comparing options, finally
choosing one in a preferred location at a reasonable price.
Working in a Vineyard nearGrinzing
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In 2010, I traveled to Vienna with a friend -- a former college roommate --
who had recently retired and had never visited Vienna. We want a space
large enough to have two sleeping areas. We ended up in a 70+ square
meter apartment on Schopenhauergasse in the 19th district (about four
blocks from the Volksoper). It was fully equipped with wireless internet,dish- and clothes- washers, cable television, and kitchen. Bedding, towels,
dishes and other necessities for daily life were provided. The apartment had
one bedroom and one very large living room/kitchen area. Moving an extra
bed from the bedroom to the living room, we had the two living areas we
wanted.
The apartment was nicely
maintained. After
occupying it, we did notsee the apartment owner
again, though we talked
to her on the telephone
on different occasions.
We cleaned the
apartment (with the
equipment that was
provided) and washed our
bedding.
The location of the
apartment was nearly perfect. It was on a quiet residential street a short
walk to the streetcar on Whringerstrasse and two nearby subway stops.
Several small grocery stores and bakeries were within four blocks. Also, a
couple of block away was an outdoor market with fresh vegetables, plus
some good baked and cooked goods.
We paid just under $2,000 for the apartment (including utilities), about $33
per night per person. The utilities were included in the price. The only
disconcerting thing about renting the apartment was that I had to wire the
full payment for it in a couple of months advance. The owner did not take
credit cards. Wiring this amount of money to an unknown person was a bit
of a leap of faith. Fortunately, it worked out well.
Living Room at Schopenhauerstrasse
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In 2011, I rented a smaller apartment (36 sq meters) for myself in the 6th
district, on Liniengasse. The price was about $1,500, or $50 per night. I
chose the apartment for its location (a short walk from the West Train
Station, near Mariahilferstrasse) and amenities. It was on the third floor of afive-story building; a small grocery store was on the first floor. From the
apartment, it was a short walk to a bus stop on Gumperdorferstrasse and to
a subway station.
The owner went out of her way to make
the stay there enjoyable, meeting me at
the West Train Station to guide me to
the apartment and offering to clean and
wash the bedding whenever I wantedher to. As with the other apartment, it
was fully equipped, including such extras
as a microwave and electric tea pot.
Again, I paid for the apartment several
weeks in advance, but this time I was
allowed to use Paypal, which meant that
I could use my credit card and had some
protection if something went wrong with
the rental.
I describe my experience renting two
apartments to illustrate the rental
process and how easy it was. If you
have an interest in renting an apartment
for a month or longer stay, I suggest
that you check out these three websites:
www.apartmentnetzwerk.at
http://www.netland.at/wien/apartment-vienna.htm
http://www.apartment.at/eng/ferienwohnungen
Liniengasse Entrance
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I used the first one for my two rentals, though I also checked rental
accommodations (and even tried to rent an apartment) using the second
one. I have not used the third one.
Each of these sites provide, in German and English, a list of apartments for
rent with a description, pictures, and a location map for each apartment. The
first site, www.apartmentnetzwerk.at, is easiest to navigate (though it is by
no means elegant) and it has a calendar showing for each apartment the
days that it has been rented and the days it is available. Using an interactive
page, you can check price and make a reservation by entering the first and
last days that you would like to rent the apartment. This page will confirm
the apartments availability during the days you want it and show the price.
At that point, you can use the interactive page to reserve the apartment forthe days you selected. After you make a reservation, the apartment owner
will contact you by email with information about payment.
The last time I looked at this site (June 2012), it had listings for 359
apartments. These listing could be sorted by price or by location (district).
One thing is important to remember: for many of these apartments, to get a
bargain price you need to stay a full 30 days (a month). For example, when
I searched the price of the apartment on Liniengasse where I stayed this
year, I found the price was 1,785 Euros from November 1 to November 30
(29 days), but was 1,125 Euros from November 1 to December 1 (30 days).
The second website is a bit clumsier. However, it has one feature that is
better than the first site: it allows sorting of apartments by category
(economy, standard, premium), location (district), and features (smoking,
pets, internet, parking, elevator). Thus, it can help you find an apartment
that best meets your needs if you have a special situation (e.g., traveling
with a dog). Unfortunately, this website does not have the calendar featureshowing the dates that the apartments are available. It also requires more
clicking to find pictures, price, and descriptions. If you find an apartment
that you want to rent, you must complete a form specifying the apartment
and the days you would like to rent it, then the site operators will respond
by e-mail in a few hours letting you know if the apartment is available when
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you want it and its price. This site had about 145 apartment units listed for
rent.
In early 2011, had some problems reserving an apartment using this site.
Twice, I sent, via the web site, an inquiry about renting an apartment. Eachtime the response stated that the apartment was not available on the dates I
requested. Because of time zone differences and the lag between completing
the apartment inquiry form and the response, I wasted several days trying
to rent, without success, an apartment though this site.
The third site allows sorting by district, apartment name, number of persons
accommodated, size, and quality rating. In June 2011, it had 196
apartments listed. Like the second website, it does not show on-line the
availability of apartments, instead requiring completion of an inquiry form todetermine if a specific apartment is available during the days that a person
wants to rent it.
In addition to these two websites, you might also wish to check for an
apartment on the Vienna Craigslist. I suggest looking at two locations on
Craigslist. The first is
http://vienna.en.craigslist.at/vac/
This set of listings is mostly for daily and weekly rentals, but occasionally
has listings for longer term stays.
The second site ishttp://vienna.en.craigslist.at/apa/ It might be worthwhile
to keep an eye on these listings. They ads by people who want to rent their
apartments some specified period (weeks to months) while they will be
away. With a little luck, it may be possible to get a good deal on such a
rental for the weeks that you plan to spend in Vienna.
Many other websites offer apartments for rent. Many of these website are for
short-term rentals, including these:
http://holidayapartmentsvienna.com/
http://www.airbnb.com/s/Vienna--Wien--Austria
http://www.tourist-paradise.com/Vienna-vacation-rental-vr235.html
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Other websites offer a small set of apartments located together or near each
other. In most cases, these apartments are available for short-term or
longer term rental.
http://www.central-apartments-vienna.com/http://www.vienna-vacation-rental.com/
http://www.vienna-apartments.at/
http://viennapartment.eu/
Planning for your Month in Vienna
When you know the days that you plan to be in Vienna, it makes sense to
purchase tickets for major cultural events in advance. Of course, the earlier
you decide which events you want to attend, the more likely you will be ableto buy tickets before the event is sold out. Also, you are more likely to be
able to find tickets in your preferred price range. There seems to be no
shortage of tickets costing several hundred dollars each, but tickets costing
$30 to $60 each
are much harder
to find for the
more popular
events.
A good first stop
for planning the
trip to Vienna is
this website,
which provides an
overview of whatis happening in
Vienna and what
will be happening
in the coming months:
http://www.wien.info/en
The Musikverein Building
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This site is comprehensive, showing not only the high culture events, but
also pop concerts, diverse performances, outdoor festivals, and other public
events of all kinds. A branch of this site has a searchable listing of events
by day and location:http://events.wien.info/en/
You can also research events and buy tickets for them at for-profit websites,
including:
http://www.viennaticketoffice.com/home_en.php
http://www.viennaclassic.com/uebersicht.php?comefrom=uebersicht&navid
=100&sid=ff9e08d98847f9d369207080441e4596&setlang=E
When it comes to the premium music events in Vienna, I prefer to buydirectly from the official ticket office of the Musikverein, Konzerthaus,
Volksoper, and Staatsoper. When buying directly on their websites, it is easy
to review the schedule of upcoming performances , select the ones to
attend, pick the seat(s) that I want, and purchase the tickets.
The sites for concerts are:
http://www.musikverein.at/
http://konzerthaus.at/home_e
(If the home page appears in German, it can be changed to English by
clicking the EN button at the top of the page.)
You can use these websites to find the concerts at the Musikverein and
Konzerthaus for coming months, and you can buy tickets, selecting the price
range you want and selecting your seats. To buy tickets, you will need toestablish an account at the sites, which is very easy. Also, you can sign up
for email updates that will keep you informed of coming events. After you
purchase tickets, you can pick them up at the ticket office of the Musikverein
or the Konzerthaus after you arrive in the city.
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The sites for the Vienna State Opera and the Volksoper have similar pages,
easy to negotiate, to identify performances scheduled for each month and
buy the tickets you want.
http://www.wiener-staatsoper.at/Content.Node/home/Startseite-Content.en.php
http://www.volksoper.at/Content.Node2/home/index.en.php
I have used these pages for several years and have never had any problems
with them. Just remember to print out receipts for your purchases and take
them with you.
Time to Go
By finding the right apartment, a person traveling alone should be able to
have great month in Vienna for about $150 per day; a couple traveling
together can have a month in the city for about $135 per person per day.
For a single traveler, the costs include $1,000 for an international flight,
$1,500 for an apartment, and $2,000 ($67 per day) for everything else
(meals, transportation, entertainment). For a couple, the expenses include
$2,000 for international transportation, $2,200 for an apartment, and $65
per day per person for everything else.
If those costs fit your budget, if you have the time, and if you enjoy what
the great city has to offer, its time to go.
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