Whoops. Just posted this before seeing what you posted. Yeah, when visiting my gf in Austria I always jump on the S7. It's super cheap and it's what? 30 minutes or so?

If the S7 is the way to go to the city, can one, at least, do a detailed video as to how to use the system? And I mean detailed, from how do you get to it, how to buy tickets, how much they cost, how to use the tickets, where to exit, and so on. Many videos of public transportation systems around the World are not covering it in great detail leaving occasional visitors standing around and wondering what to do next.

Not to say anything too negative about S7, but: What if one prefers clean, smell-free, empty trains that run non-stop from the airport to the centre? Perspective: The airport train from Oslo airport (30 euros), now that is a near-catastrophe. The CAT really isn't.

If you compare it to the Railjet train (1,90€) which also leaves every half hour, the cat is still too expensive imo!

@@viennacalling-travelguide4727 how can i get that ticket

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@@viennacalling-travelguide4727Macht als Local dann irgendwie dezent depressiv wenn soviele Sachen für die wir ja national bekannt sind als Scam erweisen. Das Gefühlt hat man nämlich nicht mehr nur als Tourist leider...

Hi, is the S7 railjet included in Public transport pass?

Thanks for the support! We would like to welcome all people 😉 but yeah backpackers have a special place in our hearts ♥️

That’s so awesome! So glad you liked it ❤️😎

We will try to keep uploading more stuff in the future! Why did you choose Vienna as your honeymoon destination? Maybe you can also help others with your experience :)

Thanks amil for the support 😎👍🏻

Best SacherTorte? Any special places that are more for locals? Thanks. Going there tomorrow

We will try our best! Thanks for the support 😎

Awesome Jenny! Have a lot of fun here :) cheers Seb 😎

So true! Cheers to Czechia 🇨🇿

Can I ask you the best place to try Sacher Torte?

Wienerwald is SO FAR from the centre though isn't it?

@@imane8736 It's roughly 30 to 45 minutes from the city centre by public transport, which is not so far away for me

Kahlenberg is also great and its easily accessible. From architectural perspective there are many interesting buildings as well in the outskirts like Gasometer or Hundertwasser's Spittelau incinerator. Greetings from Hungary!

Each country in the region has many of them and these machines are always located in the most touristic places. I think the Czechs have the most Euronets.

Awesome! 🤗 let us know what you think afterwards 😎

Why did u move to USA? Are u happier there?

@@jeby1425 Hi... my father's a diplomat that's why. But I plan to settle for good in Vienna in the near future thats why I was watching the video - Im soooo nostalgic 🥲

Wienna is better than the US

What a lovely Comment :) Much love to Sweden!

Dont forget they also have the best toilet water in the world 🤣🤣. But on a more serious note, it is basically mineral water coming from the mountains!

@@werpu12 that is a special kind of luxury in Vienna - I flush my poop away with Alpine mountain water. 😁

@@jokervienna6433 New water brand for the US bottle market: Viennese toilet water...

@@werpu12 might have to use another name (Wienspulwasser sounds good, right?), but I´m sure that that bottled water will be better than anything they have! :D

Hey abby! Thank you so much for your support! We will keep those things in mind. People like you are the reason we love making it. Have a wonderful day, Sebastian 😘

The must see places in Vienna are Laufhauses. I lived in Vienna for one year and I saw many museums and other interesting things there but the best fun I had in Laufhauses.

Thank you soooo much!

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Thank you soooo much! We love your support ❤️

You’re welcome 😊 always nice to hear feedback! Is there something else you want to know? We are always searching for new video ideas 👍🏻

I remember the old Naschmarkt. It actually used to be a market place, not a butique restaurant place that it has been turned into.

Good observation indeed!

Thank you so much 🎉😁 are you planning to visit Vienna soon?

@@viennacalling-travelguide4727 yes hopefully in March

Thanks buddy! If you have any questions until then let us know 😊 don’t take the CAT when flying into Vienna 😂

@@viennacalling-travelguide4727 Why not? You mentioned it in the video but did not explain. Visited Vienna twenty days ago and arrived there on a Saturday late night and based on Google maps CAT was by far the fastest and easiest way to get to the city center. Although more expensive (19 euros for a round trip)

@@DLGemma There's a commuter train that does the same job for about 4 €. It's a slightly longer ride (more stations) but it's by far cheaper.

I think such manner is ubiquitous. Here in Moscow we do that as well, especially in busy places such as our underground.

Thank you very much 😊 have you ever been to Vienna?

Man könnte fast sagen dann, dass sie anscheinend, ziemlich oft einen schlechten Tag haben.....😉

They are not very friendly but quite helpful, generally.

@@fabriziocamisani5477 Man könnte fast sagen daß wir hier die Dinge etwas schneller angehen, also nicht lange herumreden, zur Sache kommen wenns leicht geht.

Thank you very much 😊💯 Yes you're right - in winter time they might be out of survive.. BUT you can fill up your waterbottle in every bathroom/Restaurant and so on 😁❤️

@@viennacalling-travelguide4727 right! Looking forward to your video with your favorite coffee places!

Awesome Farid! Thank you for your feedback 👍🏻 cheers Seb!

Enjoy your stay and let us know what you think about the city!

Thanks John !

Thanks Cynthia :)

Thank you Samantha 🙌🏻

Should we make a journey to salzburg?^^

Thanks Andrej for your support 😉

From a local: Why not go to Hotel Sacher? Directly behind the Opera. Not the cheapest, but also no tourist rip-off. Generally, you get very good Sachertorten in most Viennese coffeehouses.

me too coming for the first time in october. and I kinda stuck i cant make a travel plan. i want to spend 5 days in the city and 5 in nature. anyone help?

@@Abo39FooR 1. day: City center - it's not that large and you can easily explore it in less than a day. 2. day: Walk from Schwedenplatz along Praterstraße to Praterstern, maybe take a ride in the iconic Riesenrad and explore the amazing park area. Travel on tram line 1 from the Hauptallee stop to Karlsplatz along Kai and Ringstraße and walk over to Belvedere, either visit the museum or just explore the gardens (or both) and finish your day with amazing spare ribs at Salmbräu on Rennweg. 3. day: Museums, if you want to. 4. day: More museums? Maybe just in the morning - in the afternoon you could walk up Josefstädterstraße towards Gürtel, maybe explore the 8. district a little more, have a break at Kaffee Hummel, and then walk on to Brunnenmarkt in the 16. district and have something to eat and/or several sundowners at any place on Yppenplatz. 5. day: Museumsquartier and a walk through the lovely Spittelberg area (amazing vegetarian food at Tian Bistro!) and some more exploring in the 7. district.

Did you find the best place? Going there tomorrow, any tips?

oh man it was so beautiful. In vienna dont rent a car go with public transportation or on foot it is so beautiful. I actually recommened scrolling around town on foot. i want to shonburn palace it was worth it. the danub tower. the city center, the natrual history musem, danub island..you must go to a musical show. idk now if u can book cause you need to book before. try your best to book a musical conecrt in musikverein vienna, mozart. I can't remember everything or write everything it will take a lot of time. I also suggest going to salzburg and see the nature in wolfgangsee lake, schafberg top mountain, hellstatt, gosau lake, zelamsee, kabrun mountain. krimmil waterfalls. if you rent a car i highly suggest going to grossglockner high alpine road. very beautiful. the lakes in nature has some activites like the oldest salt mine (you would think it is boring but was so much fun) and some has mountains that you can go up to....etc always ask and check what kind of activities in every time. i suggest if you want to go to wolfgangsee you go to st gilgen city then take the ship to the other city then take the train up schafberg mountain. just be sure to get your timing right so you you can spend time up the mountain. (i missed my ticket then i had only 20 minutes up the mountain) etc etc etc i suggest if you wanna go see the nature rent a car but never rent in vienna it is hard to drive there and public transport is great take the 24h or 1 week ticket. it so cheap. the schnitzel is so yum and coffes and deserts are great. strudel , ulmdodler drink.. my spelling of most names are not that accurate but you get the jest of it. yeah i almost forgot.. for night life go to the U4 club... (if you like techno music and.... having fun @@imane8736

You're welcome! Have you already been to Vienna 😊💯?

Thanks Philip 🙌🏻

Thanks for your support! :)

You're very welcome! 😍 Have you already seen our Transportation episode? 😁😘

@@viennacalling-travelguide4727 indeed, it's as crisp and clear what a tourist look for. Very much informative!!! Thanks buddy!!!

So glad to hear that ❤️💯

@@viennacalling-travelguide4727 would love if you put some video on Buying SIM card in Vienna for tourists. There has been plenty but none has been giving specific info. Thanks

I gotta say thanks for the valuable tips! Our main focus is to give tourists the best experience when coming to Vienna! If you have any more tips for our future videos feel free to tell us here or send us a dm on Instagram! Kind regards, Seb 😉

About the CAT, it is expensive. I went back from the airport yesterday and it was my first time using public transportation from there. I compared prices from buses, trains, and the CAT. With a normal train it cost 4,30 from the airport to Vienna and with my annual ticket discount it ended in 1,90 euros. So it is better to use normal trains.

@@CarolS1008 However, CAT is providing better service. For travel with several airlines, you can already drop your baggage at the station Wien Mitte when going to the airport. And you will not have to squeeze into an overcrowded train with no space for your baggage. Quality has its price, the decision is yours. By the way, comparing CAT to city train services in other cities like Stockholm, Oslo or London, CAT is still a bargain.

I disagree with most of your points!

Regarding Naschmarkt: there are actually some great and reasonably priced restaurants _around_ the Naschmarkt area, some even just across the street. (Fortunately the only one to really, _really_ avoid closed for good in 2021.)

Danke dir! Wir machen bald weiter! LG Sebastian

We are on it! Stay tuned 😉

Thanks for the support! More videos coming soon!

But it NEEDS cream!

@@thesep1967 No. Cremeschnitte needs cream.

No, it needs custard, 'cos that's what it means.@@nolensvolens1899

Thanks sooooo much for backing us up! Have a great day Ionela :)

bravo, dann hast du tierquälern noch 80euro gegeben 🙄 wie kann man denn in der innenstadt rumrennen und nichts besseres mit der zeit anzufangen wissen, als tiere zu quälen?

Oida kannst dich bitte schleichn? 😂

Which ones?

You're very welcome 💯💪 have you already seen our cheap Restaurants episode 😎?

Awesome! We subscribed back! Thanks for the support! 😊

@@viennacalling-travelguide4727 Thank you! 😊

We made a video about cheap food spots!

Nothing planned atm, but we will write it down so maybe we can make a video about that in the future!

Go to "Haus des Meeres" (a house with many aquariums showing sharks and so on). Also the museum for natural history is recommendable. Have a nice visit in our capital. (: Much love from Salzburg

Thanks for sharing Horus! Of course Naschmarkt can be an awesome place! It’s just not as good as most guides would suggest 😅 thank you for your support, we always need locals to help us making better videos 👍🏻

True, not all is bad at Naschmarkt, especially if you are a good haggler.

Danke dir 😜

What kind of withdraw limit? Never heard of that

You'll probably have Sachertorte at most cafés. At most places, it is dry like at Hotel Sacher. Honestly, the best Sachertorte I ever ate was a deep-frozen one by German brand Coppenrath & Wiese! (And I'm from Vienna!)