Easter In Vienna

Easter In Vienna - Quaint traditional shopping opportunities
Apart from the pleasures of sublime classical music, the main focus of an Easter city break in Vienna is the joy of shopping and the city has not one but three Easter markets. The Freyung and Am Hof markets are filled with lively stalls selling beautiful Austrian antiques and handicrafts and the aroma of freshly baked snacks and pastries. There is also an Easter Fair in the grounds of sumptuous Schonnbrunn Palace which also features classical music performers, puppet shows, Easter egg hunts and displays of indulgent chocolate covered Easter Eggs. It is a haven for kids with its own zoo, children's theatre and beautiful landscaped gardens and is must during Easter in Vienna.

Easter In Vienna - Glamorous classical concerts
Easter sees the pinnacle of the classical music season in Vienna with a series of gala evenings and balls that add a touch of timeless glamour to the holidays. Easter in Vienna is the start of the city's Spring Music festival and can look forward to an unforgettable night at the Vienna State Opera or a performance by the world famous Vienna Boys Choir. Art and culture is to be found everywhere in the Austrian capital and a city break in Vienna is sure to satisfy all cultural cravings. A vibrant live theatre scene and an abundance of art museums and galleries provide inspiring moments for all interests.

Easter In Vienna - Fun and thrills for the children at Easter
Kids should not feel left out during an Easter visit in Vienna with a fabulous array of fun activities possible. Every Vienna short break should find time to visit the magical Prater Park funfair, an iconic playground of traditional fairground rides and adrenaline rollercoaster’s. Just as impressive and even more popular is a visit to the enchanting Spanish Riding School. Be amazed at the graceful equine choreography of the majestic Lipanzzer horses that have thrilled audiences for centuries. Getting around Vienna at Easter is the simplest of propositions with an efficient public transport running every day. However nothing can quite beat seeing the city onboard an elegant cruiser on the River Danube or from the comfort of a quaint horse drawn carriage. It remains a must do for any romantic couples and is a memorable way to soak up the city atmosphere.