Austria Center Vienna Convention Transfers

Resting on the east side of Vienna’s trendy Leopoldstadt neighborhood, the Austria Center is a modern oasis resting on an isle within the Danube River. The facility is host to a massive space that can accommodate up to 20,000 delegates, a couple dozen halls adding enough space for just over 4,000. Also available on-site are over one hundred intimate meeting rooms and several connected restaurants. A variety of unique waterfront hotels are also available throughout the river isle, while attached access to the Kaisermühlen VIC Subway Station makes transfers across town as easy as walking outside. Book a private lift for the opportunity to see some of Vienna’s most pristine lookouts, choosing between a small sedan for self-guided tours or a spacious chartered bus to carry big groups along for the ride. Meet-and-greet services offer the chance to avoid getting lost and instead enjoy the convenience of drop offs, from taxis ideal for getting to Vienna International to local personal drivers who know the value of perspective.

Go for the gold when it comes to enjoying each part of the day, starting with the lush isle greenery just outside the convention center. Popular locales include Donau Park and its vast gardens filled with lush rose beds, herbs and lakeside vistas, towering observation deck views visible from the park’s connected Danube Tower. Surrounding this terrain are a handful of upscale hotels as well, popular choices including the relaxed up-market ambiance of Melia Vienna as well as the western-friendly trendiness of Park Inn by Radisson Uno City Vienna. Other options include the hypermodern look of ARCOTEL Kaiserwasser Wien, as does Hotel NH Danube City’s modern dining paired with complimentary breakfast. End the evening with a walk about downtown’s many canal-side roads, hopping aboard the Late Donau U-Bahn Station before following various currents toward a myriad of locations, whether it be through the local history told at Time Travel Vienna or fascinating views of 18th-century art and architecture inside Belvedere Palace.