Relaxation in Vienna to escape the European Championship

Your Relaxing Time Out in Vienna

Planning a trip to Vienna and looking for inspiration? Fancy a little spa time or a trip to the countryside? Discover some alternatives to escape the hustle and bustle of the European Championships in the coming months and enjoy a relaxing time out in and around Vienna.

Wellness Moments

Finally, some real relaxation - sounds like a holiday, doesn't it? A city trip in particular can be a little exhausting, so what could be better than a little spa break? While others immerse themselves in the vibrancy of our metropolis, enjoying open-air festivals or watching a European Championship match on the big screen in the heart of Vienna, you can treat yourself to some relaxation. In and around Vienna you will find numerous spas, day spas, swimming pools and thermal baths where you can stretch your legs and simply enjoy yourself. Here are five of the best places for a wellness break in Vienna.

Therme Wien

If you're looking for wellness, bathing fun and relaxation in Vienna, Therme Wien is the place to be. It is the largest thermal spa in the city and offers you a fantastic place for a successful time out in Vienna. As well as relaxation, there is plenty of fun, games and action. Relax in the sauna area, swim in the 32-36°C pools or let off steam on the thermal slides. You can also join the free aqua fitness programme or treat yourself to a massage or beauty treatment (for a fee).
Address: Kurbadstraße 14, 1100 Vienna

Aisawan Boutique Spa

Besides swimming pools and spas outside of the city, Vienna also has some wonderful spas in the center. At the Aisawan Boutique Spa, close to St Stephen's Cathedral, you can enjoy a variety of massage styles in historic vaulted cellars. From traditional Thai and Balinese massages to aromatherapy and herbal stamps, you are spoilt for choice. If you like it really intense, you can even have two masseurs massage you at the same time. You can also book hammams, facials, manicures, pedicures and spa packages.
Address: Grünangergasse 8, 1010 Vienna

Dhevari Spa

Another spa we can recommend for a short time out in Vienna is the Dhevari Spa. It combines Eastern and Western styles of treatment and the result is pure relaxation! Try the three-hour Bali package, which includes a coffee scrub, chocolate body wrap and Balinese massage. The spa also has a variety of packages including VIP suites for couples, spa parties and special Mother's Day packages.
Address: Berggasse 18, 1090 Vienna

Römertherme Baden

Vienna's surroundings also offer plenty of opportunities to get away from the bustle of the city. Take a trip to Baden and spend a few relaxing hours at the Römertherme spa. Here you can relax and unwind to your heart's desire in an area of 3,500m². The Römertherme has various saunas, a sports pool, a vitality pool, a whirlpool, a plunge pool, an outdoor sulphur pool, an outdoor cloverleaf pool and a children's pool. Therefore,a trip to Baden is also worthwhile with children. And while you're there, take a stroll through beautiful Baden before catching the S-Bahn back to Vienna.
Address: Brusattiplatz 4, 2500 Baden

Out in the Country

A city trip only consists of museums, shops, pedestrian zones and lots of action? Here in Vienna, there are many green oases where you can enjoy some peace and nature. Discover five places in and around Vienna where you'll forget you're on holiday in Austria's capital.

Schweizergarten

Peace, nature, a bit of art and Viennese specialities - you can find it all in the beautiful Schweizergarten all year round. This city park is one of the oldest in Vienna and certainly one of the most beautiful. The meadows invite you to linger and the restaurant Klein Steiermark offers refreshments and culinary delights. As well as ponds and exotic plants, the park has playgrounds where children can run and play. And if you fancy a bit of art, you can visit Belvedere 21, Vienna's museum of contemporary art, which has changing exhibitions.
Address: Schweizergarten, 1030 Vienna

Burggarten

The beautiful Burggarten is located right in the city centre and has been one of Vienna's most popular city parks for over a hundred years. The public garden is always well maintained and invites you to linger in the sun, go jogging or just enjoy some time out. You can also visit the Butterfly and Palm House. It is easy to forget that you are in the centre of Vienna.
Address: Josefsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna

Setagaya Park

Cherry blossoms, waterfalls, tea houses - are we in Japan? No. You can find all this in Setagaya Park. Soak up the Far Eastern atmosphere, discover Japanese plants and rock gardens and just enjoy the moment. The Japanese park is particularly popular during the cherry blossom season, but Setagaya Park is also the ideal place for a green break in Vienna at other times, from the beginning of April to the end of October.
Address: Hohe Warte 8, 1190 Vienna

Peilstein

There are also many wonderful places to explore outside Vienna. Pack your walking boots and head to Peilstein. This 716-metre-high mountain is suitable for both walkers and climbers. The climb is relatively easy, making it ideal for inexperienced hikers and children. Just go with the flow, enjoy nature and be rewarded at the top with a fantastic view of the Vienna Woods.
Starting point of the hike: Market square, 5541 Altenmarkt im Pongau
Duration: approx. 4 hours

THE LEO GRAND - Your Retreat in the Heart of Vienna

Although our chic hotel is located in the centre of Vienna, THE LEO GRAND offers you a wonderful sanctuary where you can find peace and tranquillity. Escape the hustle and bustle, close the windows and make yourself at home in the comfortable rooms of our boutique hotel in Vienna. And if you ever feel the urge to explore the city, Vienna is right at your feet.

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