The taxi driver in Vienna who drove us from the train station to the hotel told us that the working hours in the city starts at 9 or 10 am and finish at 4 pm. If this is true, I want to live in this city.
What impressed me the most in Vienna was the public transportation and architecture. The train passing through the city was brand new and modern. On the other hand, the city is very old, with many traditional buildings and few people walking on the streets.
Schonbrunn Palace, also known as the Versailles of Vienna, is a must if you visit Vienna. In this palace lived Maria Teresa of Austria mother of Marie Antoinette.
Schönbrunn Palace
Hofburg Imperial Palace
Stephansplatz is the luxury shopping area of Vienna, here you can find the best brands in the world
Stephansdom – Vienna’s Cathedral
Belvedere Palace
Author: Fiorella
Fiorella Arana is a Peruvian travel creator, author and digital marketing strategist. She has travelled to more than 70 countries and has lived in Peru, Bolivia, Italy, the United States, Canada, Australia, Germany, and the Netherlands. She created Chica on the Road in 2015 to share personal travel stories, cultural experiences and practical travel tips. She is also the author of The World University, published in Spanish as *Universidad del Mundo*.
