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Nice → Vienna

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Nice → Vienna

from 46€

Vienna, looking for Sissi

Of the first tourists to travel the thousand or so kilometres between Nice and Vienna, one has had her name immortalised by history and the small screen: Elisabeth of Austria, nicknamed “Sissi”. Now, over a century later, it is tourists from the French Riviera who are visiting the famous Empress, thanks to a Nice-Vienna flight: much faster than the steam trains and carriages of the past! They search for her memory in the corridors of the Hofburg or the gardens of Schönbrunn Palace, or even among the waltzing couples at the Austrian capital’s hundreds of balls. A romantic quest that transforms a simple Nice-Vienna flight ticket into a love story!

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Eglise St Charles Borromée à Vienne
Vienna
Cathedrale St Etienne Vienne

  • Useful information for your trip to Vienna

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    With a Nice-Vienna direct flight, Austria and all the wonderful things it has to offer are within easy reach. You just need to find the right flight! And we have the perfect place to track down the ideal Nice-Vienna direct flight, for the right price and on the right date. Just go to our partner, Misterfly! Compare the conditions of Nice-Vienna flights from Austrian Airlines and Wizz Air, choose the airline that best meets your needs, book your Nice-Vienna ticket online at no additional cost and fly away to the old imperial city.

    The formalities for travelling to Vienna

    • Formalities: Austria is part of the Schengen Area. That means European citizens just need a valid passport or national identity card.
    • Currencies: the people of Vienna pay for their famous coffee in euros.

    Your Nice-Vienna direct flight

    Two airlines offer direct flights between the French Riviera and the country of Johann Strauss: Wizz Air and Austrian Airlines. Both fly from Terminal 1.

    Make sure you arrive at the terminal 1h15 before your departure time, if you need to check in or put luggage in the hold. You can arrive 1 hour before if you already have your boarding pass and you are travelling with hand luggage only.

    Departure airport Nice Côte d’Azur Airport
    Departure terminal Terminal 1 for Austrian Airlines and Terminal 2 for Wizz Air
    Arrival airportVienna Schwechat International Airport
    Arrival terminalTerminal 1A for Wizz Air, Terminal 3 for Austrian Airlines

    Arriving at Vienna airport

    You will land at Vienna International Airport in Schwechat, at Terminal 3 or Terminal 1A, depending on which airline you choose. It is located less than 20 kilometres from the centre of Vienna. To get to the city centre, you can choose between:

    • the train. Either: the S-Bahn 7 (suburban train), which is cheapest but also slowest (maximum 30 minutes), or to get there twice as fast, the Railjet ÖBB (high-speed train) and the City Airport Train.
    • the bus. Three routes across the whole city, with the same operator: Vienna Airport Lines.
    • a hire car. There are more than ten hire car companies at the Car Rental Centre, on Level 0 of Car Park 4.
    • a taxi. A 20 to 30 minute journey, depending on your destination.
    • car sharing, with one of two specialists: car2go or Drivenow, located on Level 0 of Car Park 3.

What to do in
Vienna ?

A city where everyone flocks to see a kiss (the one in Gustav Klimt’s famous painting, on display at the Belvedere) must be romantic. And it really is: Vienna kindles or rekindles love, offering its visitors a very special atmosphere. Is it the refinement of its architecture, the simple charm of the locals, the indulgent offerings in its cafés, the warmth of its thermal baths, the beauty of its palaces, the grace of its waltzes, or the serenity of the Danube? Whatever the reason, no other city is as favourable to letting go, sharing, and indulging your emotions.

Belvedere Palace Vienne
Vienna

  • Waltz away your weekend in Vienna

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    You can of course visit alone, but Vienna is most beautiful when you experience it as a couple, forgetting the rest of the world on a weekend escape. The city will whisk you away in a long and beautiful waltz. And that means that just like the dance, you will experience this city to a count of three.
    One: discovery. If Vienna has a fairy godmother, she must be an architect! The city is like an open-air architecture museum. From palaces to cafés, and from churches to high-rise buildings, Vienna offers gems from the past (Gothic, Baroque, Art Nouveau…) and the present. Hans Hollein, Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, Zaha Hadid, Jean Nouvel: all winners of the Pritzker Prize, the “Nobel” of architecture, whose talent has shaped the city.
    Two: emotion. Sissi’s apartments and her crinoline dresses, the violins and melodies of the Strauss family, Klimt’s golden paintings and Schiele’s watercolours: the Belle Époque shows its true beauty in Vienna.
    Three: pleasure. Vienna offers simple, tranquil pleasures, such as a coffee and a slice of tart, bathing in sulphur water and getting a massage, walking around the Prater and a ride on the Ferris wheel…

  • The top 10 things to do in Vienna

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    1. Visit the two residences of the emperors of Austria: Schönbrunn Palace (which rivals Versailles) and the Hofburg, which contains Sissi’s famous apartments.
    2. Get up high on the 65 metre Ferris wheel in the Prater amusement park, which has been turning for over a century. If you can handle another 90 metres, head for the viewing platform of the Danube Tower.
    3. Kiss someone special in front of… The Kiss, a must see in the Belvedere, among other remarkable works by Klimt, Schiele and Kokoschka.
    4. Walk or ride the tram along the Ring, the immense boulevard commissioned by Emperor Franz Joseph, marvelling at the monumental façades.
    5. Explore the city looking for Art Nouveau buildings (exemplified by the work of Otto Wagner): the Majolikahaus, Karlsplatz Station, the Uriana observatory…
    6. Stop for a moment in front of the Hundertwasserhaus, an insanely colourful and playful building, designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
    7. Hear the clock strike midday in the company of the twelve historical figures of the monumental Art Nouveau Anker Clock: a spectacular way of telling the time!
    8. Half man, half horse: centaurs exist. See them for yourself at the Spanish Riding School, where riders and horses move as one.
    9. Savour some strudel and a Wiener Melange (the famous Viennese coffee) in one of the city’s historic establishments: Café Central, Café Impérial, Café Hawelka or Café Gerstne, once run by the Confectioner to the Imperial Court.
    10. Browse the stalls of the Naschmarkt, the biggest market in Vienna. The trendiest, too! Here, you can find specialities from all over the world.

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FLIGHTS AUSTRIAN AIRLINES from Nice to Vienna

9
Flights per week, From November to March

Flights per day :

  • Mon 1
  • Tue 1
  • Wed 1
  • Thu 1
  • Fri 1
  • Sat 2
  • Sun 2

FLIGHTS WIZZ AIR from Nice to Vienna

3
Flights per week, From November to March

Flights per day :

  • Mon 0
  • Tue 1
  • Wed 0
  • Thu 1
  • Fri 0
  • Sat 0
  • Sun 1

Frequently asked questions

  • How long does a Nice-Vienna flight take?

    A Nice-Vienna flight takes 1h45.

  • Which airlines provide Nice-Vienna direct flights?

    Austrian Airlines and Wizz Air fly to the Austrian capital all year round.

  • How much does a Nice-Vienna flight cost?

    The lowest price for a Nice-Vienna return ticket based on prices from the last 90 days is 46€ .

  • What is the time difference between Nice and Vienna?

    There is no time difference between the two cities.

  • What is the best time of year to visit Vienna?

    Winters are harsh in Vienna, but the locals have many wonderful ways of warming themselves up. This is the season of balls and waltzes, when Christmas markets fill the city’s spacious squares, and when punch terraces spring up on barges along the Danube and at big hotels.
    In the autumn and spring, the climate is milder: perfect for beautiful walks around the Prater.
    In summer, the air heats up, and so does the atmosphere. This is the time to relax or dance on the sand of pop-up beach bars, or head to the islands of the Danube for a dip. You can watch an outdoor film on a giant screen opposite the Gothic façade of the City Hall. You can even party until dawn in the city’s nightclubs, techno-bars and jazz clubs.

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