Altstadt Vienna Hotel Shuttles

An artsy boutique stay that provides an array of upscale delights, Hotel Alstadt Vienna offers everything guests could need. Ornate rooms provide stylish decor and stoic views of the city skyline, while suites create an immersive luxury apartment setting through kitchenettes, breezy outdoor terraces and striking accents like fireplaces and pianos. Free amenities are also available and include complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the facility. Get through the bustling Austrian capital by taking advantage of nearby public transportation that includes the Strozzigasse Light Rail Station a couple blocks away, and the slightly further Volkstheater Subway Station east toward the Museumplatz. And for those in search of a lift that offers all the freedom in the world, book a private rental for quiet excursions such as quaint sedans and extra big chartered buses, or go with a meet-and-greet service for convenient drop offs via stretched limousines and taxis. Get to know the backdrop by going on a simple morning walk around the block, stopping by Weghuberpark for a stately stroll across a historic plaza lined with benches and old buildings, afterward crossing the street for underrated exhibits that showcase the unseen culture of Roman Catholic monks at the Museum of the Mechitarist Congregation. Continue south along Museumplatz for even more museums including the world-renowned Schiele collection at Leopold Museum as well as the striking contemporary art at mumok. And when the afternoon winds down, discover the right corner of town to watch dusk fall, walking over to Volksgarten for lush gardens and classic Venetian palace tours, or the interconnected Mother Teresa Plaza for shimmering landscapes across acres of placid concrete. Finish the evening with a sit down at one of many nearby restaurants that include traditional Austrian cuisine at Gastwirtschaft Wratschko as well as casual burgers at the mod-chic Die Burgermacher.

Get to know the backdrop by going on a simple morning walk around the block, stopping by Westerpark for a stately stroll across a historic plaza lined with benches and old buildings, afterward crossing the street for underrated exhibits that showcase the unseen culture of Roman Catholic monks at the Museum of the Mekhitarist Congregation. Continue south along Museumsplatz for even more museums including the world-renowned Schiele collection at Leopold Museum as well as the striking contemporary art at mumok. And when the afternoon winds down, discover the right corner of town to watch dusk fall, walking over to Volksgarten for lush gardens and classic Venetian palace tours, or the interconnected Mother Teresa Plaza for shimmering landscapes across acres of placid concrete. Finish the evening with a sit down at one of many nearby restaurants that include traditional Austrian cuisine at Gastwirtschaft Wratschko as well as casual burgers at the mod-chic Die Burgermacher.