Eric J

A great place to stay if you need an accommodation near the airport. We just spent a night in this lovely “home” as we had to catch an early morning flight to Athens.

This place is definitely not a high-end accommodation, but it basically had everything we needed including washing machine and a well-equipped kitchen. Michael, the host, was really friendly, and he gave us a good recommendation on the nearby restaurant. It was also a nice surprise that he offered us some water, coffee and bread. I felt that he carefully thought about many little details, and his such efforts deserve 5 star ratings.

It was exactly 10 minutes walk from this place to the airport terminal, and the distance was about 400-500 meters.

What an impressive size of the area covering historically architectural elements that still exist in our times. It is a bit challenging to have a walk going up and down on a hot day, but it is really worth it. It is free, and it is always nice to see a famous snd influential landmark.

WIFI Signal low? One of the best fine art museums I have been in this region. Indeed impressive with many artworks. I also love the architectural aspect of this museum with a combination of new and old buildings. People working here were all friendly.

The only problem I found was its Wifi (KMB Public) had very bad coverage, and there was no and very weak signal in more than half of the building area. The Internet coverage is extremely important because we, visitors, are using its online audio guide, and without it, it is almost impossible to understand many of its artworks. They should seriously improve on its Wifi problem.

I have finally met Mozart right here! A beautiful statue, and it is not crowded at all.

A historical church that I didn’t know much about. I am glad I came to learn about this beautiful church, and made a visit. Great that it is open to public for free, which is hardly the case in Vienna. Highly recommended to visit if you are in this area.