Two days in Vienna add the city's quieter corners to the palaces and the cathedral. The second day goes from the colourful Hundertwasserhaus to the Mozart House, the elegant Kohlmarkt and Judenplatz in the old town, visits the Sigmund Freud Museum and ends high above the Danube on the Danube Tower.
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7U4 + Tram 18 + Tram 62 · about 34–36 min
10:36 Belvedere (Upper and Lower Belvedere) · Morning · 90–180 min15–20 min walk
12:21 Karlskirche (St. Charles Church) · Midday · 45–90 min11–14 min walk
13:17 Albertina · Midday · 90–150 min6–8 min walk
14:53 Graben · Afternoon · 15–30 min3–4 min walk
15:11 Saint Stephen's Cathedral · Afternoon · 45–90 minU1 · about 12–13 min
16:09 Prater and Riesenrad · Afternoon · 1–3 h20–26 min walk
10:00 Mozart House Vienna · Morning · 60–90 min8–10 min walk
11:08 Kohlmarkt · Morning · 10–20 min3–4 min walk
11:21 Innere Stadt (Old Town) · Morning · 2–4 h3–4 min walk
13:24 Judenplatz · Midday · 15–30 min13–17 min walk
13:52 Sigmund Freud Museum · Midday · 60–90 minU2 + U1 + Bus 20A · about 39–43 min
15:35 Danube Tower · Afternoon · 45–60 minPick an area, then a place that fits your budget and style.
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Quick answers to common questions.
The first day covers Schönbrunn Palace, the Belvedere, Karlskirche, the Albertina and St. Stephen's Cathedral. The second day visits the Hundertwasserhaus, the Mozart House, Kohlmarkt and Judenplatz in the old town, the Sigmund Freud Museum and the Danube Tower.
Two days cover the palaces, the cathedral and the old town at a steady pace. They leave out the Kunsthistorisches Museum, the Natural History Museum and the State Hall of the National Library, which the longer plans add.
Give one day to the palaces and the cathedral and the other to the old town on foot. The Hundertwasserhaus usually needs only 15 to 45 minutes, so the second day has time for the Mozart House, the Freud Museum and the view from the Danube Tower. As of 1 Nov 2026.