Property Description
Typical house from the end of the century with historic charm. The house is in the centric, tranquil and bourgeoisie district 4, just a few minutes on foot from the Belvedere palace, five minutes from the South Station and ten from the centre. The second floor apartment is completely renovated (floors, walls, etc.) with halogen lighting and glass doors.
The apartment is equipped with the following: ample living room – bedroom with a double bed, cable television, table and four chairs, fitted wardrobe and plants. A bed for children may be provided upon request. The kitchen includes dishes, an electric cooker, dishwasher, refrigerator, small oven and a coffee maker. Tile bathroom with a shower, hand basin, mirror and WC. There is also a washing machine and iron. Easy access to public transportation: Metro, Line U1, Südtirolerplatz stop. High speed train stop (Schnellbahn), Südtirolerplatz. Bus line 13ª, Weyringerstrasse/Argentinierstrasse, bus line 69A, Südbahnhof. Street car 018 Südbahnhof and street car line D, Belvedere stop.
Accomodation information
General
Property: Apartments | Sq metres: 32 | |
Rooms and bathrooms
Rooms: 1 | Double beds: 1 | Bathrooms: 1 |
General Information
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Entertainment
Kitchen
Laundry
Bedding | Towels | Washing machine |
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Location Description
As the capital of Austria, Vienna offers a diverse program of cultural, athletic, and nature activities. Millions of tourists are attracted due to Vienna’s proximity to the Alps. A few of the famous tourist destinations are the Stephansdom Cathedral, The Schönbrunn Palace, The Hundertwasser House and the Hofburg. These are just a few examples for an unforgettable experience, but each visitor may select which sites to visit based on their own interests. You can take a walk, relax after a long day in the city, and observe the Viennese lifestyle in one of the many parks, such as Donauinsel or Wienerwald. There are also many physical activities like bicycling, Nordic walking, or trekking in the Alps, where you will find remarkable views. Another one of the Viennese’s passions is music. All year round you can marvel at one of Mozart or Beethoven’s compositions in one of many concert halls. It is advisable to acquire a brief summary of the history of the city in the History Museum of Vienna. They have a unique history, which transforms the city into a winter paradise with Christmas markets and the summers are sunny and fresh, ideal to go for a walk. Additionally, it is worth mentioning that in 2008 the European Football Championship will come to Austria and Switzerland. Preparations have already started and Vienna is sure to attain even more appeal.
