The public transport system is definitely one of Vienna’s plus points: cheap, frequent, fast, clean, efficient, and rarely overcrowded.
The four main forms of transport are subway (U-Bahn), local train (Schnellbahn or S-Bahn), tram (Tram or Straßenbahn) and bus (Autobus).
Fun with Kids
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Vienna offers plenty of choices for families who enjoy outdoor fun all year round. Continue reading for inspiration where to go hiking, cycling and for the best summer and winter outdoor activities
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There are over 700 playgrounds and several adventure parks in Vienna so, no matter where you live, you should be able to find at least one near to your home. Many playgrounds are truly special and worth traveling across the city for whenever you feel like trying someplace new with the kids.
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When the rain comes, which it inevitably does, there is no need for the fun to stop. While Vienna offers many outdoor activities, there are still plenty of indoor opportunities for children: from museums to indoor playgrounds, families can always find something to keep them occupied
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Being a city filled with history and culture, it is no surprise that Vienna has a large number of museums. To promote the arts, government-supported museums offer free entry to all children under the age of nineteen. Outside of the free options, we have listed several other museums that are particularly good for families.
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If you would like a change of scenery, there are a lot of child-friendly excursions outside Vienna. We have listed our favorite ones.
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Finding the right place for you and your family to relax and enjoy vacation time together can be challenging, but there are resources out there to help families locate the best fit outside of asking other parents at your VFN meetings!