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<\/a>Mozart in Stadtpark, Vienna..<\/p><\/div>Vienna <\/strong>is one of the cultural capitals of Europe with a cultural calendar that’s packed with concerts, festivals and balls<\/a><\/strong> throughout the year. For music alone, there are hundreds of concerts annually catering to locals as well as music lovers from all over the world.<\/p>\n Vienna is certainly the city of pleasure and people come here to indulge.\u00a0 Whether it be a love of classical music, opera, ballet, its grand balls, skiing holidays or sacher torte<\/strong><\/a>, there are lots to get you hooked here.<\/p>\n A city rich in imperial history<\/strong>, you can walk in the footsteps of the Habsburgs and visit the monuments and buildings that reflect the vastness and grandeur of the imperial Vienna<\/strong>. Just along the magnificent Ringstrasse<\/strong> you’ll see the Imperial Palace, the heart of the former Habsburg Empire<\/strong>. Visits to the splendid baroque Sch\u00f6nbrunn Palace<\/a> <\/strong>is very popular as is the Belvedere Palace<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Vienna has very good transport<\/strong> infrastructure and one of the best ways to explore Vienna attractions <\/strong>and discover the city on your own is by public transport using the underground, trams, buses and rapid transit.\u00a0 There is also a Ring Tram<\/strong> that allows you to explore Vienna’s Ringstrasse <\/strong>and which you can hop-on and hop-off at selected stations.<\/p>\n