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  About Vienna

Austria's capital, Vienna, is recognised as one of the most romantic and historically rich cities in the world. The city is known to have contributed significantly to the intellectual and art world with legends like Mozart, Sigmund Freud and Beethoven, the architecture is pristine. With the Danube river flowing through the city of Vienna, there are impeccable locales that should be visited. The Hungarian city is a big hit among tourists around the world. In Austria, Vienna is easily the economic, political and cultural hub for the country. It is also the sixth-largest city in the European Union. Predominantly a German-speaking city, Vienna has a thriving food culture that deserves to be checked out. The city experiences a great number of tourists every year. Not to mention how Vienna is also recognised to be one of the liveable cities in the world.

Best time to visit Vienna

Vienna's backwaters can best be experienced in the months April to May and September to October. Although the summer months are a big hit among a majority of tourists who flock over to enjoy the cool but fresh summer breeze, spring and autumn are ideal. During spring, which falls on the months of April and May, the city experiences chilly weather transiting to hot summers. The temperatures vary between 15 degree Celsius to 20 degree Celsius, which is ideal for engaging in touristy activities. As the peak season for tourists is later in the summer, this time makes it perfect for checking out some of the biggest attractions without having to deal with the long queues. It is also the best time to book hotels in Vienna as the prices are quite cheap and affordable. Even the flights flying to Vienna are cheap and come with impeccable deals. You should know though that the summers are when some of the best festivals take place, and the city streets are full of lively purveyors. Events such as Vienna Festival, Rainbow Parade and Danube Island Festival keep the spirits high of the locals as well as the tourists.

September to October, which is fall in Vienna, is again a lovely time to visit the city. Even though the temperatures fluctuate between 14 degree Celsius to 20 degree Celsius, it still manages to maintain a favourable climate that would keep the tourists happy. It is advised that you book your hotel rooms in Vienna a few weeks in advance to avoid any surge in price. In fact, it would be ideal to even get your flight tickets to Vienna booked so that you don't have to worry about the expensive prices. Don't worry, though as you will find some astounding rooms facing breath-taking views to elevate your experience in the city. Plus, the city also witnesses some big festivals such as Vienna Fashion Week, Viennale Vienna International Film Festival and Long Night of the Museums, that attract a lot of crowds. Hence, even though the city might not be too hot for tourists to enjoy the weather in the city, it certainly would give them quite the experience. Winters are also good, provided you are okay with the chilly breeze and the frigid weather.

Places to visit in Vienna

Vienna's fame doesn't just come from the personalities that the city offered to the world (Mozart, Sigmund Freud, to name a few), but also the rich history and architecture that it preserves. You should start your trip from St Stephen's Cathedral, a Gothic structure that has seen various times of history as it was constructed back in the 12th century. You should also visit the Museum of Fine Arts to celebrate the artwork of European stalwarts Velasquez, Rubens, Titian and Van Dyke. Another important location would be the Schönbrunn Palace, which has historical significance for being a hunting lodge turned palace. House of Music (Haus der Musik) is another famous location in the city where revered musicians such as Mozart, Beethoven, Mahler, Haydn and Strauss once lived. It is a fascinating museum that cherishes the life and works of the elite musicians of Vienna. While in the city, do not miss Tiergarter, known to be the oldest zoo in the world which houses over 750 animal species ranging from lemurs to tigers. Hofburg Palace is also a beautiful structure that should check out when in the city.

Things to do in Vienna

From Vienna, you can take up a day tour to the Danube Valley and Melk Abbey as a way to unwind from the city's tourist attractions. These places are more nature-friendly and bring about calmness and serenity to a person. You should also try to book yourself a ticket and catch a show at the Vienna State Opera for it holds a very important position in Austria. Another fun activity to indulge in would be to check out the Naschmarkt. It is known to be a big market that comes together for the sale and purchase of fresh fruits and vegetables. There are some food stalls and joints here too that will amaze you. Vienna sells history, and you should try to soak in as much as you can. The place bustles with beautiful palatial structures and cathedrals with stunning architectural works. It would be a shame to not explore more of the city. You can rent a bicycle to do the same.

Food and restaurants in Vienna

Austrian cuisine is predominantly meat-based. The city's cuisine is something one should definitely indulge in, but it might be difficult for a vegetarian to survive. Much if their dishes come from their love for meat, which is something that a vegetarian cannot enjoy. Hearty meals such as Austrian taverns, also known as beisls, are basically hefty portions of boiled beef (tafelspitz), goulash (a stew prepared from potatoes and beef) and a schnitzel (deep-fried wiener). To get the best and authentic flavours of an Austrian meal, you should check out Lugecj and Ofenloch, located within Innere Stadt. Of course, if you need to save some money because you're following a strict budget, then you should leave Innere Stadt and walk up beyond the city centre. Innere Stadt is quaint and extremely posh, which would only work for you if you have to the bucks to splurge.

To get some cheap and affordable food that continues to express the culture of Austria, then you should visit Gmoakeller in Landstrasse and Motto in Weiden. Although it is recommended that you savour in as much Austrian, you can indulge in some international cuisine too. In the city, you will find Asian and Italian cuisine to continue your food expedition. Remember to carry enough cash for your food as most of their restaurants and food establishments do not accept credit or debit card. Vienna's streets have cafes, desserts and patisseries galore which would leave you in awe of their gugelhupfs (Bundt cake) and apple strudel. Everything they consume is incomplete without wine, so do not hesitate to pick a fine wine for your dining. Or you can call for some beer too to complete your meal.

How to reach Vienna

There is an abundance of flights available that fly to Vienna from India. However, there are no direct flights that fly to Vienna from India. However, thanks to some of the airlines, there are layovers and connecting flights that fly to Vienna. Airlines such as Lufthansa, IndiGo, Turkish Airlines, Vistara, LOT Polish Airlines, Oman Air, Qatar Airways, Emirates, to name a few, have regular flights to Vienna. The most popular route to Vienna often picked by tourists is the one connecting from Istanbul. The duration via this route is the least and hence, is the most convenient. Some of the other cities where layovers take place are Warsaw, Doha, Munich, Cairo, Frankfurt, Muscat and Dubai. The duration of flights to Vienna from India is close to 11 hours from Mumbai. However, depending on the airlines that you pick, the duration can extend accordingly. The flight tickets to Vienna are also decently priced, but it might be steep for you if you have a lot of other cities in Europe that you plan to travel to from Vienna. Flight deals to Vienna might be available online provided you book in advance and get more miles.

As a holiday destination, there is a high demand for Vienna from India. People mostly opt to travel to a plethora of cities as part of their European trips. Hence, they start from one place in the EU Union and then travel within the continent. When using this method, Vienna is best reached via Munich by train. Either Munich or Zurich, there are fancy trains that traverse to the beautiful Austrian city. Booking your hotels in Vienna is key to getting great discounts and cheap deals. The city is always crowded with tourists, thanks to its popularity. It is also one of the cheaper vacations one can look for, which makes the accommodations a tad bit difficult to find. If you are planning for a trip, especially during peak season, it is best advised to book rooms in Vienna to avoid the surge in prices.

  About Vueling Airlines

Vueling Airlines SA is a low-cost carrier based out of Spain's El Prat de Llobregat in Greater Barcelona. The airline has its hub at Barcelona-El Prat Airport as well as Rome's Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport in Italy. The airline is known to be the largest in Spain with respect to its fleet size and the array of passenger destinations it operates to and from. Vueling Airlines currently serves to over 100 international routes and domestic routes that are sprawled across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. The airline came into existence in 2004 with operations commencing in the same year. The first flight operated was between Barcelona and Ibiza. Vueling Airlines' first aircraft in its fleet was an Airbus A320. They owned two of the same aircraft model which were based in airports of Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Ibiza, Brussels and Palma de Mallorca. The airline's name is derived from the combination of two Spanish words 'vuelo' which means flight and the English suffix - ing. The initial shareholders of the airline were Apax Partners with 40 per cent shares, Inversiones Hemisferio (Group Planeta) with 30 per cent shares, Vueling's own management team with 23 per cent shares and Vueling Airlines Investor (JetBlue Airways) with 7 per cent of shares.

In 2005, Vueling Airlines added Madrid as the second base to the airline. Following this move, in 2007, the airline announced its first base outside of Spain in Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport, followed by Seville in 2009. The year 2007 was challenging for Vueling Airlines in terms of finances as Apax Partners sold off its 21 per cent stake in the airline. Two profit warnings were also issued in the same year, which was followed by the resignation of two top directors as well as the chairman stating the difference in opinion with respect to commercial strategies. The former Chief Executive of UK's low-cost carrier Go, Barbara Cassani, joined Vueling Airlines as the chairman of the board in the same year. With such massive changes in one year, the airline underwent some transformation and restructuring that was exercised. By 2009, the airline was able to post its first profit. In 2008, the airline expressed its interest to merge with its Spanish nemesis, Clickair, another low-cost carrier. The merger was designed in a way to mitigate the increasing fuel costs and bring forth better airline in the Spanish aviation industry.

It was revealed that the merger would not bring about any changes in Vueling's name. However, the management would be tweaked with Clickair's Alex Cruz taking over the chief executive position. After some scrutiny by the European competition regulators, the airlines received a go-ahead for the merger. With this merger, Vueling was speculated to receive a significant advantage with 19 new routes. The merger enabled Vueling to rise the ranks and become the second-largest Spanish carrier which accommodated 8.2 passengers to about 50 destinations falling in the international routes and the domestic routes. In 2011, Vueling Airlines announced some of its expansion plans with respect to adding more aircraft to its fleet. They stated that they would be bringing in nine aircraft, which would include Airbus A319. The same year, the airline received six of its Airbus A320 while the rest of the Airbus A320s were delivered by the end of the year. The following year, CEO Alex Cruz announced that they would be adding Rome as a new base for Vueling Airlines. This move enabled opening avenues to newer destinations for the airline.

Through the years that followed, the airline has continued to introduce new international routes while cancelling some of the non-profitable routes.

Fleet size of Vueling Airlines

Vueling Airlines' fleet size as of 2020 stands at 124 aircraft in service. Presently, the airline boasts a strong fleet consisting only of Airbus aircraft. The aircraft in the fleet includes six Airbus A319-100s, 78 Airbus A320-200s, 25 Airbus A320neos and 15 Airbus A321-200s. The airline has ordered 19 more Airbus A3220neos and 12 Airbus A321neos. Vueling Airlines is yet to receive its orders for the new aircraft. In 2009, Vueling Airlines co-operated with the American cable channel, MTV for the summer season. Two of Vueling Airlines' aircraft, A320s were repainted with the MTV liveries along with some MTV-themed styling onboard as well. Created and designed by Custo Dalmau, the two liveries were removed by the end of the same year. However, for the following summer in 2010, the airline yet again repainted the MTV's livery while in 2011, the airline added a livery which was based on DJ and producer David Guetta. The cooperation with MTV ceased the same year, and Vueling Airlines repainted its aircraft back to its original livery.

Baggage Allowance

Vueling Airlines' baggage allowance follows the same protocols as much of the airlines globally. For the hand luggage, the airline allows passengers to carry one baggage which should not be heavier than 10 kg in weight. The airline further expects the passengers to measure their bag and make sure that it doesn't exceed the dimension of 55 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm. The additional accessory bag is also allowed on board for passengers. They can carry smaller bags which could either be a handbag, a laptop bag or a briefcase. The dimension of the smaller bag should be within 35cm x 20cm x 20cm. Passengers can also add bags of purchases that were made at the airport, ahead of the flight. These bags should be able to fit under the front seat. Hence, the dimensions play an important role. The checked baggage allowance by Vueling Airline differs depending on the type of cabin class the passenger has purchased tickets for. The range of baggage weight is from 15 kg to 20 kg to 25 kg and finally 30 kg. Details regarding the actual checked baggage size can only be acquired once the passenger books a Vueling Airlines flight online. There are some deals and offers available on the airline's site to acquire extra baggage at a cheaper cost is also available.

In-flight services

Vueling Airlines promises exquisite in-flight services that passengers can avail onboard. As a low-cost carrier, some of the in-flight services of Vueling Airlines do not meet with the upscale experiences that top airlines provide. However, the airline has accommodated comfortable seating interspersed with great hospitality. Passengers will need to book for in-flight meals ahead of the journey. Provision of snacks and other beverages are present onboard. The airline staff is trained and are very helpful. You can request for some in-flight amenity kits too.

Popular routes and top cities for Vueling Airlines

Vueling Airlines is one of the best airlines to pick when it comes to picking a European destination. Since its inception, the airline has managed to expand its horizons tremendously by adding a slew of domestic routes and international routes to its list of destinations. The Spanish low-cost carrier airline has not just grown in terms of its business and profits but has tremendously invested in enhancing operations of its flights too. Vueling Airline's merger with Clickair helped the two airlines enormously. Not only did the airline acquire more destinations but also enabled them with their expansion strategies. Its European network is brilliantly connected as it caters to many international routes in the EU. Some of the top cities include Algiers, Vienna, Brussels, Dubrovnik, Zagreb, Prague, Aalborg, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Paris, Toulouse, Berlin, Dusseldorf, Munich, Athens, Mykonos, Budapest, Catania, Milan, Naples, Rome, Stockholm, Venice, Casablanca, Amsterdam, Oslo, Warsaw, Lisbon, Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Barcelona, Madrid, Ibiza, Seville, Menorca, Palme de Mallorca, Zurich, Geneva, Tunis, Kyiv, Edinburg, London, Birmingham and Manchester.

Why travel by Vueling Airlines?

Vueling Airlines is easily one of the best airlines to choose for European rendezvous. It has introduced tremendously good domestic route and international route connectivity to attract travellers to pick them for travelling across the European Union. Some of its benefits also include a flexible in-flight time. Passengers can change their flight time to a more convenient one without having to pay extra euros. Further, on the airline's website, there are several flight and accommodation deals that passengers can avail. On booking a Vueling Airlines flight ticket, passengers can avail discounts of up to 50 per cent on some of the select hotels that have a tie-up with the airlines. Details of the same can be perused on their website.

Vueling Airlines' website has also been enhanced with the latest facilities to ensure that the passenger's transaction and the trip are completed with no concerns. The airline has allocated a web check-in service on their website. Along with this, they also have other facilities such as receiving an update on the flight status as well as details about Vueling Airlines' flight schedules. On booking a Vueling Airlines flight ticket, the airline also shares important information regarding the baggage allowance policy for passengers depending on the type of ticket. Based on the ticket type, passengers will also get access to certain premium facilities provided by the airline.