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In Vienna, there is a sense of old and new merging together to create one beautiful city that screams to be explored! And since Vienna has free WIFI available around the city, especially in touristy areas, you’ll never have to worry about the Snapchats of your awesome trip not going through.
Located outside the Imperial Palace, Michaelerplatz is perfectly situated in Vienna as a starting point for your historic walking tour. You will see exposed Roman features juxtaposed between royal and modern buildings. It is a complete feast for architecture junkies or people who simply enjoy looking at pretty things. There is so much history crammed into one tiny section, you won't know which way to start.
One direction leads to St. Michael’s Gate, which then paves the way to the Hofburg Palace. Inside this gilded palace are many different museums, such as The Sisi Museum or The Imperial Apartments. Do some research beforehand to decide if any of them peak your interest. Then in the other direction lies St. Michael’s Church. While beautiful on the outside, the most drawing factor lies beneath the church. The Catacombs of St. Michael’s Church has over 4,000 bodies are buried there; due to the environment, they will not decompose, which is creepy and intriguing all at the same time.
If you encounter a rainy day while visiting Vienna, head over to one of the following free museums:
Known for their splendor and regality, the Viennese coffeehouses are something to be experienced at least once during your trip. Don't be turned off by the idea of visiting a Viennese coffeehouse simply because you think it will be outside of your budget. There is a wide variation in price between the coffeehouses and even within the same coffeehouse. It’s wise to do some research before going to the café, so you know what to expect and you're not shocked when the bill comes. This experience will be more expensive than just grabbing coffee at the corner store, but it's well worth it. Split a cake between a few people or just make the cake your dinner (you are on vacation after all). Café Central was founded in 1876 and is still one of the best-known coffeehouses in Vienna. They brag that poets and writers were inspired by their coffee and cakes. Café Schwarzenberg seems to have a very “locals only” vibe while still upholding the pristine tradition of Viennese coffeehouses.
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