Vienna Travel Guide
Experience the World's Greenest City: A Master Guide
Best Time to Visit
May - September
Avg. Cost
$90 - $160 Daily
Language
German / English
Eco Impact
9.6/10
Sustainable Transport: Flights, Transfers & Transit
Vienna's public transport is so good that car ownership is unnecessary. We prioritize rail arrivals, but the CAT train from the airport is a green alternative to driving.
Eco-Routed Flights
Vienna International (VIE) is a major hub. We strongly recommend arriving by Nightjet train if coming from neighboring countries to reduce emissions by 90%.
Electric Private Transfers
If you need a private transfer, our vetted partners use electric vehicles. However, the City Airport Train (CAT) is 100% powered by renewable energy.

Fossil-Free City Transit
The Wiener Linien network (trams, u-bahn, buses) is legendary. It is affordable, safe, and runs almost entirely on renewable electricity.
Verified Impact Stays
Organic Viennese Dining
Vienna is the only capital with significant wine production. We guide you to 'Heuriger' (wine taverns) and bistros serving organic local produce.
Heritage Craftsmanship
Support the Wiener Werkstätte legacy by buying handmade porcelain, silverware, or textiles from historic workshops in the 1st District.
Curated Local Experiences
Bike the Danube Island or take a walking tour of 'Red Vienna'. Our experiences highlight the city's social and environmental achievements.
Travel with Purpose: Vienna 2026
Your visit supports Vienna's social housing and green space model, which protects 50% of the city area from development.
- Supporting the maintenance of the Vienna Woods biosphere reserve.
- Funding the expansion of the city's district cooling network.
- Preserving the UNESCO-listed Viennese Coffee House culture.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the tap water in Vienna safe?
Yes, it is famous for coming directly from the Alps via mountain springs. It is cold, fresh, and completely free to drink.
How do I get from the airport to Vienna center?
The CAT (City Airport Train) is the fastest green option, taking 16 minutes. The S-Bahn is a cheaper alternative, also running on electricity.
Is Vienna a walkable city?
Yes, the Innere Stadt (1st District) is compact and pedestrian-friendly. For other districts, the tram network is the best way to see the sights.




