Impress even the most demanding tourists: the most comfortable city in Europe

According to recent studies, Vienna has been recognized as the most comfortable city to live in. Impressive architecture, a large number of historical monuments, cozy coffee shops, a convenient public transportation system, and relatively clean air make the Austrian capital a great option for a weekend getaway.

Autumn is the best time to visit Vienna. The details about the city were revealed by the Express.

Vienna is an oasis of world-class art galleries, historical museums, cosmopolitan street life, and a vibrant nightlife.

Filled with Baroque architecture, Vienna exudes elegance and charm.

For the third year in a row, the Austrian capital has been ranked first in the Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) global liveability index.

Based on 30 different factors in five categories, including stability, health, education, culture, environment and infrastructure, the EIU Global Living Wellbeing Index measures the overall quality of life in a city.

Vienna is not only about clean streets, historic buildings and a rich cultural environment. The Austrian capital has one of the lowest crime rates in Europe.

Vienna is ideal for travelers who enjoy walking, as the most popular places are within relatively close reach.

It will take you only 20 minutes to walk around the city center between the main tourist attractions, as most of the area is now completely pedestrianized.

The city, where Schubert was born and Beethoven worked, has a rich musical heritage. The Vienna State Opera, along with two other famous opera houses, are among the most visited attractions in the city.

The city is famous for its many coffee shops and cafes serving incredible cakes and hot coffee. Vienna has a thriving wine industry with numerous taverns where you can taste products from the hundreds of vineyards surrounding the city.

Vienna is also home to some of the biggest and best Christmas markets in the world.

The main attractions worth visiting in Vienna:

• Museum Quarter;
• Town Hall Square;
• Museum of Art History;
• Schwarzenbergplatz Square;

• Albertina - one of the most prominent museums of fine arts in the world.
• Military History Museum;
• Belvedere Palace;
• Vienna House of Arts;
• Schönbrunn;
• Vienna Opera House.

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