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Hotel Doppio is located between the T-Center business complex and the thriving Neu Marx development zone – a business hub that also showcases some of the Austrian capital’s most impressive contemporary architecture.

The hotel directly benefits from the developments which are taking place in the vicinity, thanks to the excellent local, regional and public transport links that come courtesy of its proximity to the new Hauptbahnhof main railway station, completed in 2015, and the A23 Südosttangente motorway. Hotel Doppio is an ideal base for exploring everything Vienna and the wider region has to offer.

Cultural tip for autumn: Musical THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA

One of the most famous musicals of all time, Andrew Lloyd Webber's THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, returned to Vienna in March 2024. The new production by Cameron Mackintosh impresses with a story full of passion, extraordinary special effects, and its renowned romantic music. Don't miss out on this special and book our musical package including tickets and accommodation in an Austria Trend Hotel of your choice!

Musical fans also receive a 10% discount on their overnight stay in one of Vienna's Austria Trend Hotels.

Sports & Recreation

Neu Marx’s modern skyline stands in sharp contrast to the vast open spaces of the Danube Island, whose leisure and recreation areas are easily accessible by public transport. The greenery, running routes and hire boats of the Danube Island provide welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

Entertainment

If your plans don’t involve so much rest and relaxation, there’s also plenty of opportunity for more lively forms of entertainment close to the hotel. Gasometer, a residential and entertainment complex based around four converted gas storage towers, regularly attracts top music acts from a variety of genres, especially rock. A regular date on the tours of the biggest rock stars is the nearby Ernst Happel Stadion, Austria’s national football stadium.

Vienna’s famous Prater park is a short walk from the stadium, with its charming old funfair including one of the city’s most well-known landmarks the Giant Ferris Wheel, tree-lined avenues and the traditional Schweizerhaus beer garden, serving refreshing draft beer and delicious Stelzen (crispy knuckle of pork) – perfect for a hot day. If you’re in need of some relaxation and pampering after your exertions on the rollercoasters and bumper cars, then you can unwind for a few hours at Therme Wien, or go for a leisurely stroll through the Kurpark Oberlaa gardens outside Vienna's legendary thermal baths.

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The vast cultural riches of Vienna’s old town are easily accessible by public transport. The most important sights include the Ringstrasse boulevard and its spectacular buildings and museums, and St. Stephen's Cathedral. If shopping’s on your itinerary, then you’re sure to find something special on Kärntner Strasse.

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Discover our surroundings with the Austria Trend Runner's Guide. Here you can download routes of varying difficulty directly to your smartphone or download them as a PDF file and use them for free.

Route A - for Beginners

2.4 km (approx. 17 min)
A short round trip through St. Marx: T-Mobile Center – Helmut-Qualtinger-Gasse – Media Quarter – Rennweg

Past the T-Mobile Center, down the stairs of Helmut-Qualtinger-Gasse, behind the Media-Quarter on the Anton-Kuh-Weg out onto Baumgasse and back to Schlachthausgasse and Rennweg.

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Route B - Easy jogging

3.8 km (approx. 26 min)
This run leads to the Rabenhof: Helmut-Qualtinger-Gasse – Media Quarter – Rabenhof Theater – Schlachthausgasse – Rennweg

Past the T-Mobile Center, down the stairs of Helmut-Qualtinger-Gasse, behind the Media-Quarter on the Anton-Kuh-Weg, over the Hainburger Straße, past the Rabenhof Theater, along the Weinlechnergasse and then on to the Paulusgasse. From there on the Schlachthausgasse and Rennweg back.

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Route C - Training with Sightseeing

6.2 km (approx. 43 min)
Beautiful route to the green Prater: Helmut-Qualtinger-Gasse – Erdbergstraße – Stadionallee – Prater – Wasserwiesenweg

Past the T-Mobile Center, down the stairs of Helmut-Qualtinger-Gasse, past the Media Quarter on the Anton-Kuh-Weg, via Baumgasse and through Barthgasse and Würtzlerstraße to Erdbergstraße. Then turn left and right over the Schlachthausgasse to Stadionallee. At the end of the houses turn right and at the edge of the green Prater in the arch over the water meadow path back to the slaughterhouse lane. About this and the Rennweg back.

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Surroundings & Activities

Cultural tip for autumn: Musical THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA

Sports & Recreation

Entertainment

Tips from our blog

Traditional cuisine in Austria

Viennese Fashion & Accessories

Vienna’s museums from Pieter Bruegel to Monet

Culture

Runner's Guide

Route A - for Beginners

Route B - Easy jogging

Route C - Training with Sightseeing

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