Vienna is great to visit any time of the year but if you're planning on going there in the most appropriate weather, the best times to go are during spring and fall.
Travelers who want to stay away from big crowds should consider visiting the Austrian capital during these two seasons. The weather is mild and the crowds are not that much.
Spring
Summer in Vienna means heatwaves and not too many people are able to bear the high temperatures when outdoors. But thankfully, there are many places you can go to in Vienna to cool down and still enjoy the summer season.
Churches
If you're the religious type of person or someone who just wants to explore places of worship, a visit to one of Vienna's churches will be worth your time. In the first district alone, there are already 25 churches in place.
Summer is often best enjoyed outdoors. If you're in Vienna, you're very lucky as the city offers so many places where you can stay out with loved ones and friends whether to dine, stroll around or simply chill out during daytime or nighttime.
When the weather starts getting cooler, the air crisp, and the leaves start changing colors then you know that it’s time to say goodbye to summer and hello to the golden hues of Fall. In Vienna it also means a change in activities around the city – but it doesn’t mean that the fun slows down! Here are some things that you can do in the city from the late weeks of September until November.
In the springtime, Vienna becomes awash in colorful festivities and fun activities for the young and old. There are traditional celebrations observed by the locals as well as cultural events that attract visitors far and wide. Here are some of the most popular things that take place in Vienna in the spring: Easter Markets: After the Lenten season, the streets of Vienna come alive with local markets that offer traditional handmade and homemade items – from food to all sorts of crafts.
