Trip plan · November 14 – 15, 2026
A weekend in Vienna
Two days in Vienna: the old town and the museum quarter on Saturday, Schönbrunn on Sunday — plus what is on this weekend.
The fixed stops are Vienna classics; concerts, exhibitions and shows in the plan are live listings for this weekend's dates.
Sights are real places from our map; events are live listings for these dates and change daily. Check opening hours and tickets before you go.
01 · Day 1 · Saturday, November 14
Innere Stadt and the museums
St. Stephen's, the Hofburg and the museums around Maria-Theresien-Platz are all within walking distance inside the Ring.
Morning
Afternoon
6 min walk
Museum
Museum of Art History
4 min walk
Attraction
MuseumsQuartier
A vast Vienna cultural quarter packed with museums, art and family programs.
8 min walk
On this day · 15:00
Crime Scene Ephesus - Cleopatra and Rome
Neue Burg – Kunsthistorisches Museum
4 min walk
On this day · 15:00
Public guided tours: PICASSO - BACON
ALBERTINA
02 · Day 2 · Sunday, November 15
Schönbrunn
Palace, park and zoo share one site in Hietzing — plan the whole day there; the Marionette Theatre is inside the palace grounds.
Morning
Afternoon
about 15 min by public transport (1.6 km)
Park
Schlosspark Schönbrunn
Free park with wheelchair access.
6 min walk
Zoo
Tiergarten Schönbrunn
Vienna zoo breeding rare animals, with feedings and conservation projects.
about 15 min by public transport (1.8 km)
On this day · 14:00
Connected: Textiles and Society
Technisches Museum Wien
Evening
10 min walk
Theatre
Marionettentheater Schloss Schönbrunn
250-year-old Vienna tradition of opera, musical and fairy-tale marionette shows at Schönbrunn.
about 19 min by public transport (2.8 km)
On this day · 19:30
Tokio Hotel
Wiener Stadthalle – Halle D
Where to stay
Where to stay in Vienna
A few neighbourhoods that suit this plan, and what each is like. We don't list hotels, the links open a normal hotel search for that area.
Innere Stadt (1st district)
Inside the Ring: St. Stephen's, the Hofburg and the State Opera on foot. The most central choice, and the busiest.
Neubau (7th district)
Cafés, small shops and the MuseumsQuartier on the edge. Relaxed and creative, with the centre a short walk away.
Wieden (4th district)
Between Karlsplatz and the Naschmarkt, with the Belvedere nearby. Central but residential, good for evenings out.
Leopoldstadt (2nd district)
Across the Danube Canal: the Prater and the Augarten for space and green, and a quick hop into the old town.
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