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Students, international students, interns, backpackers, roomates and digital nomads can book cheap dorms and safe private rooms in downtown Vienna, close to boarding schools, high schools, colleges, halls of residence and universities, close to buses or train stations, airports or major attractions in Vienna.

Places For Students in Vienna

Green&Blue Student Studios in 1070
HousingVienna House Burgenland 3
The Green & Rose Studios
Housing Vienna Donau Double Studio
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Places For Students by the Universities in Vienna

Great places for students near Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien (Vienna)
Great places for students near Sprachenzentrum Universität Wien (Vienna)
Great places for students near Universität Wien (Vienna)
Great places for students near Medizinische Universität Wien (Vienna)
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Places For Backpackers in Vienna

A&O Wien Stadthalle Hostel
A&O Wien Hauptbahnhof Hostel
Vienna Hostel Ruthensteiner
Wombat's The City Hostel Vienna Naschmarkt
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Places For Backpackers near all Attractions in Vienna

Great properties near Museumsquartier with MUMOK (Vienna)
Great properties near Prater with Riesenrad (Vienna)
Great properties near Schönbrunn Palace (Vienna)
Great properties near Hundertwasserhaus (Vienna)
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Reviews for Backpackers

A&O Wien Stadthalle Hostel
Atmosphere
8
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10
Location
10
Cleanliness
10
Facilities
8
Safety
9
Value
8
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Tiphaine
The place is really close to a tram station which make it easy to arrive and go visiting. Corridors and bedrooms are clean and the price is pretty cheap. I was just a bit disapointed by the price of the breakfast that is quite expensive (7€).
9.0
Great place and kind staff
A&O Wien Hauptbahnhof Hostel
Atmosphere
8
Staff
10
Location
10
Cleanliness
10
Facilities
10
Safety
10
Value
10
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Mathilde
Very welcoming receptionists, clean rooms just like the room of 6 and the bathroom, I recommend!
9.7
Great for cheap!
Wombat's The City Hostel Vienna Naschmarkt
Atmosphere
9
Staff
10
Location
10
Cleanliness
10
Facilities
10
Safety
10
Value
10
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Lucia
10 of 10
9.9
We stayed just 1 nigth, but it was really cool
MEININGER Hostel Vienna Downtown Franz
Atmosphere
9
Staff
10
Location
8
Cleanliness
10
Facilities
9
Safety
9
Value
8
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Juliette
The room was clean, the beds were comfortable and the staff very welcoming. It is quite close to the center and to a metro station. The stay went super well.
9.0
Very good experience
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Welcome to Vienna

What’s that outside your dorm window? Chances are it’s a palace. It can feel like there's one on every street of Vienna. Once the cultural centre of Europe, Austria's capital boasts a large assortment of architectural riches, with recent centuries seeing the addition of everything from art nouveau classics to elegant coffee houses. Backpackers love it for its walkable centre, its undercurrents of experimental art and electronic music, and – of course – its great range of cheap hostels. While there isn’t quite a youth hostel on every street, there are still loads to choose from. Choose a city-centre hostel to explore the famous Innere Stadt, anchored by towering St Stephen’s Cathedral; or a downtown hostel to enjoy the elegant Leopoldstadt, bordered by the Danube and Danube Canal.Vienna is also full of affordable student accommodation located in close proximity to nightlife, shopping, and sightseeing, making it a great place to study. There are also more than 130,000 students in Vienna, so it would be easy to meet fellow students if you choose to study there. Vienna remains one of Europe's most vibrant cities, celebrating its cultural past while embracing a cutting-edge present.

Wander the city's parks

Vienna's parks are as ornate and pleasant as you could wish for. Get yourself out of your accommodation and explore a few. Try the Volksgarten for roses, the Stadtpark for monuments and the Burggarten for a stunning art nouveau greenhouse. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Wander the city's parks
Wander the city's parks

Discover Cutting Edge Art at MUSA

Most museums in Vienna will drain your bank balance before you can say kunsthistoriches. So if you’re a backpacker, you’re better off at MUSA, a swanky modern art gallery that’s completely free. Check other museum websites for discount days. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Discover cutting edge art
Discover cutting edge art
https://www.visitingvienna.com/sights/museums/musa/ https://www.visitingvienna.com/sights/museums/musa/

Hofburg Palace

More than just a palace, the Hofburg is a complex of stunning buildings that houses the Imperial Apartments, museums, a library, a concert hall and even an indoor riding school. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Hofburg Palace
Hofburg Palace

St Stephen's Cathedral

Once you’ve checked into your hostel, head here to start getting your bearings. Vienna's iconic cathedral is slap bang in the heart of the city. It was destroyed in World War II and rebuilt in just seven years, making one of Europe's most remarkable houses of worship even more incredible. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
St Stephen's Cathedral
St Stephen's Cathedral

Kunsthistoriches Museum

Lying in the extensive grounds of the Hofburg, this is the home of the Imperial art collection, including the largest number of Bruegel paintings in the world. A masterpiece round every corner. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Kunsthistoriches Museum
Kunsthistoriches Museum

KunstHaus Wien

If the opulence of Imperial Austria gets a bit much, try the wavy lines and bold colours of Friedensreich Hundertwasser's idiosyncratic gallery, a gathering point for artistic types with a more modern sensibility. Expect to bump into some fellow backpackers. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
KunstHaus Wien
KunstHaus Wien

Schönbrunn Palace

It's a short journey out of town, and is likely to be crowded once you are there, but the Habsburg's summer residence is so extravagant it’s impossible to miss. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Schönbrunn Palace
Schönbrunn Palace

Innere Stadt (1st District)

Grandeur abounds in the historic centre of the city, where pedestrianised streets lead tourists, backpackers and students past cathedrals, opera houses and, of course, palaces. It's possible to spend an entire trip in this district alone. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Innere Stadt (1st District)
Innere Stadt (1st District)

Landstrasse (3rd District)

Attempting to rival neighbouring Innere Stadt for opulence, Vienna's 3rd District is similarly packed with astonishing architecture. It's here you'll find the Belvedere and Schwarzenberg Palaces, as well as the serene Stadtpark. There are some good cheap hostels just to the west in Favoriten. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Landstrasse (3rd District)
Landstrasse (3rd District)

Döbling (19th District)

Escape from the city centre to the vineyard-covered hills of Döbling in the North West, where wine taverns known as heurige line the idyllic village streets. Pick quieter Nussdorf over tourist-crowded Grinzing. A magical break from dorm life. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Döbling (19th District)
Döbling (19th District)

Imperial Ball (New Year)

Vienna, the city that invented the waltz, holds hundreds of balls each year. Save up some money, don your tux or gown, and celebrate new year in the classiest way possible.

Cinema Under the Stars

Held in the open air on Karlsplatz during the summer, this free film festival shows a mixture of Austrian and Hollywood films, made special by its location beneath theCity Hall Square
Cinema Under the Stars
Cinema Under the Stars
https://www.wien.info/en/lifestyle-scene/open-air-cinema-354528 https://www.wien.info/en/lifestyle-scene/open-air-cinema-354528

Vienna Christmas Market (December)

Despite the cold, Christmas is one of the very best times to be in a Vienna hostel. Smells of cinnamon and mulled wine waft throughout the city as various festive markets pop up throughout its many squares. Find them at Schönbrunn and Belvedere Palaces, Karlsplatz, Spittelberg and many others. The markets usually run from late November until late December.
Vienna Christmas Market (December)
Vienna Christmas Market (December)

The Vienna City Marathon (March)

Running many kilometres isn't everyone's cup of tea, but there aren't many prettier places in the world to do it than Vienna, which is probably why this one is so popular. Even if you aren’t competing, the atmosphere is fantastic. The 39thVienna City Marathon is scheduled to take place on April 24, 2022. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
The Vienna City Marathon (March)
The Vienna City Marathon (March)
https://www.vienna-marathon.com/?lang=en https://www.vienna-marathon.com/?lang=en

Vienna Festival

In a city of such rich culture, it's only fitting that its annual festival should be an extravaganza of dance, drama and music. Running during the summer, this festival typically opens with a free outdoor concert at Schönbrunn Palace.
Vienna Festival
Vienna Festival
https://www.festwochen.at/home https://www.festwochen.at/home

Donauinselfest

Held on the island that stretches along the Danube, this free open air fest attracts three million visitors every June, and with good reason: there's music for everyone and the atmosphere is electric. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Donauinselfest
Donauinselfest
https://www.visitingvienna.com/entertainment/events/donauinselfest/ https://www.visitingvienna.com/entertainment/events/donauinselfest/

Vienna Jazz Festival

Viennagets jazzy in July with some of the scene's biggest stars performing in some of the city's most spectacular venues. There was no festival held in 2020 and 2021, but the fest is expected to make a return in 2022.
https://www.visitingvienna.com/entertainment/events/jazz-festival/ https://www.visitingvienna.com/entertainment/events/jazz-festival/

Naschmarkt

Stretching for almost a mile over the Wien river, the 120 market stands of the ever popular Naschmarkt sell food from all around the world. With so much to choose from, it's a dream for bargain hunters and foodie backpackers alike. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
La Citta Vita
La Citta Vita

Tunnel

Music and lunch for under €6? What else could you want?! This eatery is also in a great location near the medical school, which makes this restaurant a hit with students. It’s close to some of the cheap hostels around Josefstadt, and there’s an events room downstairs where you can catch local musicians.
https://www.tunnel-vienna-live.at/ https://www.tunnel-vienna-live.at/

Café Eiles

A trip to Vienna is incomplete without stopping at one of their legendary cafés. Cafe Eiles is a favourite spot for a late breakfast, and is open from 7am to 12am every day. This makes it a perfect late night hang for a busy student as well. [IMAGE_NEW_1]
Cafe Eiles
Cafe Eiles

Der Wiener Deewan

This place ticks every box. It’s close to hostels in Alsergrund and Rossau, and it’s as cheap as you want it to be – for any food on the menu, you pay what you feel. The Pakistani buffet doesn't have the widest selection but it tastes good and it’s sure to fill you up.
Der Wiener Deewan
Der Wiener Deewan
http://deewan.at/ http://deewan.at/

Pickwicks

This Irish pub serves cheap food and beer with an international crowd in mind, making it perfect for students and bacpackers alike.vThe real charm is its library atmosphere, books lining the walls so you can read while you drink. You can even check the books out!
http://www.pickwicks.at/ http://www.pickwicks.at/

Grelle Forelle

Grelle Forelle is an electronic music club on the banks of the Danube Canal. Although it's a techno club, its DJs can also be found spinning house music among other genres. The club also strives to educate as well as entertain. This underground club also has a strict policy against photos and videos, as it wants to be a safe spacefor guests to express themselves freely. Check out their website for events.
https://www.grelleforelle.com/ https://www.grelleforelle.com/

Fluc

Fluc is more than meets the eye. People hoping for a night of sweaty dancing can shake their hips to a DJ downstairs, while drinkers hoping for a more relaxed environment can enjoy the lounge upstairs. Check the website for upcoming events.
Fluc
Fluc
www.fluc.at www.fluc.at

Flex

Every night sees a different genre of music blasting out of Flex's world-beating sound system which, when combined with a constant stream of big name acts, draws music lovers from around the world through its doors.
Flex
Flex
www.flex.at www.flex.at

The Loft

With three different atmospheres to choose from – thumping dance music, small concert café and slick bar area – this is one of the city's best social spots for youngsters. You’re bound to meet some fellow backpackers and students. Check out their website!
http://www.theloft.at/ http://www.theloft.at/

Meinl am Graben

Meinl am Graben is an upscale grocery store that also hosts a sophisticated dining room as well as a café to chill in and a wine cellar to sit in and enjoy a glass or three. If you need a glass of wine or cup of coffee to fuel your grocery shopping, this is the market for you.
Meinl am Graben
Meinl am Graben
https://www.yelp.com/biz/julius-meinl-am-graben-wien-2 https://www.yelp.com/biz/julius-meinl-am-graben-wien-2

Time Travel Antiques Market - Ringstrassen Galerien

Head out of the hostel dorm and lose yourself in this treasure-trove of curios, selling everything from old postcards to disused advertising signs. The market is open every Sunday and alternates locations between the Ringstrassen Galerien and the Ekazent Hietzing.
www.zeitrei.se www.zeitrei.se

Zeitrei Antiques Market

Head out of your dorm and lose yourself in this treasure-trove of antiques. This market sells everything from old postcards to advertising signs. The market is open every Sunday and alternates locations between the Ringstrassen Galerien and the Ekazent Hietzing.
www.zeitrei.se www.zeitrei.se

Get a Vienna Card

Offering free travel on any public transport and discounts in the majority of galleries, museums and buildings, this is essential for anyone fitting in multiple attractions in a short time. €18.90 for 48hrs or €21.90 for 72hrs.
www.wien.info www.wien.info

Get up, stand up

You’ll have to queue up for them, but standing tickets for the Vienna State Opera cost as little as €3 on the day. Yes, it means tired legs – but at least you’ll be ahead of the game for the standing ovation.

Time your exploring

Vienna's ornate City Hall, known as the Rathaus, offers free guided tours every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1pm. A perfect way to explore one of the city's most eye-catching buildings.

Airports Vienna International Airport has good links to the rest of Austria as well as many European cities. A direct train connection to the central Wien-Mitte station will whisk you off to the city centre in just 16 minutes. There are also regular bus services operated by Vienna AirportLines and Eurolines. Rail There are two main international stations in Vienna: Westbanhof, for northern and western Europe, as well as other parts of Austria, and Südbanhof for Italy, southern Austria and Eastern Europe. Bus Buses are constantly on the move in and out of Vienna, from all round Austria and the rest of Europe. Backpackers arriving by bus will arrive at Vienna International Busterminal (VIB), 10 minutes from the city centre. It is beside Erdberg underground station (U3 line). Getting around Vienna has an extensive and efficient public transport system including trams, buses and underground lines. Tickets (€2.20 for a single, valid on any vehicle) can be bought at any underground station, as well as at tobacconists or on board (for an extra 10 cents). Tickets have to be validated, either in the machines outside stations, or on the bus or tram. Language: German, but English is widely spoken. Currency: Euro Voltage: 220V Timezone: CET (GMT+1) Dialing codes: +43 for Austria, 1 for Vienna Post Office: Fleischmarkt 19, +43 810 010100 Hospital: Allgemeines Krankenhaus der Stadt Wien, Währinger Gürtel 18-20, 1090 Wien +43 1 404000 Tourist information: Albertinaplatz/Maysedergasse, 1010 Wien, +43 1 24555 Typical opening hours:10am to 6pm Emergency numbers: Dial 122 for fire services, 133 for police and 144 for ambulance services.