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We are going to Vienna from 17 to 23 April for the first time. Will anyone be going to Vienna at this time? It will be possible to rent a car for 4-5 people (there are two of us, a woman and a guy aged 16)
We are going to Vienna from 17 to 23 April for the first time. Will anyone be going to Vienna at this time? It will be possible to rent a car for 4-5 people (there are two of us, a woman and a guy aged 16)
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Vienna 24-hour ticket (metro, bus) costs 8 euros. You can buy cheaper - for a longer period. Get complete freedom of movement in Vienna. I would not exchange this option for the option of moving around Vienna in a car with unfamiliar people, and even along the route agreed with them.
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answered 6 years ago
A single ticket in Vienna gives you the opportunity to travel by metro, train, bus, tram.
24/ 48/ 72-hour pass: €8/ €14.10/ €17.10.
24/ 48/ 72-hour pass: €8/ €14.10/ €17.10.
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answered 6 years ago
If you are not going to travel outside the city, then I see no reason to take a car. And public transport is developed in Vienna so well that any tasks are solved. By the way, the most profitable ticket (in terms of price) is from Monday 9.00 to Monday next week 9.00. Don't overburden yourself with unnecessary problems.
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answered 6 years ago
Thanks for the answers. I agree 100%, especially since our budget is very limited, but the main problem is that we are going for the first time and we would like to have experienced fellow travelers or advisers. The desire to see as much as possible for minimal funds and the second problem is accommodation We have not decided yet. As it turned out, hostels in Vienna are expensive and there are not always two places for the right date, apartments are often more profitable to take for 4 or more people. question. Thank you
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answered 6 years ago
Lyudmila, we lived in the A&O Wien Stadthalle Hostel, in the hotel part of it, in a double room, with breakfast. By the way, breakfast is very good. There is no refrigerator in the room, but there is a shared refrigerator on the second floor (the reception will tell you). There is a hair dryer.
There is a bus stop, there is also a descent to the metro - a large shopping center is located in a five-minute walk and close to the stop, where, in principle, I bought all the purchases and gifts, although I diligently walked along Mariahilferstrasse twice from start to finish))
Booking A&O Wien Stadthalle Hostel is available for your dates, but a little expensive. Try to find accommodation in parallel through those travel agencies that sell Viennese city breaks. Maybe they can help you with housing.
There is a bus stop, there is also a descent to the metro - a large shopping center is located in a five-minute walk and close to the stop, where, in principle, I bought all the purchases and gifts, although I diligently walked along Mariahilferstrasse twice from start to finish))
Booking A&O Wien Stadthalle Hostel is available for your dates, but a little expensive. Try to find accommodation in parallel through those travel agencies that sell Viennese city breaks. Maybe they can help you with housing.
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answered 6 years ago
I completely agree with those who unsubscribed above, if purely in Vienna there is a need to move, I don’t see any sense in renting a car, IMHO, the metro-bus-tramway will be enough, it won’t hurt your head in terms of parking, plus there are a lot of pedestrian zones in the center. Moreover, you write that the budget limited, the meaning of the lease disappears, and so a backpack on the back, a camera on the neck and forward, the main thing is not to get confused in the subway lines with their transitions;))
Regarding with someone unfamiliar, also, IMHO, for an amateur, it is not known what kind of people and what priorities they have, now it is easier to look at blogs, read information about the place where you are going, download ZHPS maps and go ahead, even weak English is enough to chat with the seller or clarify the way.
Regarding with someone unfamiliar, also, IMHO, for an amateur, it is not known what kind of people and what priorities they have, now it is easier to look at blogs, read information about the place where you are going, download ZHPS maps and go ahead, even weak English is enough to chat with the seller or clarify the way.
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