IMPORTANT: To book this apartment it is REQUIRED that you use the inquiry form TO CHECK AVAILABILITY FIRST! (Click on the “SEND INQUIRY” button to open the inquiry form.) Please wait until we respond to your inquiry before booking the apartment. This apartment can accommodate maximum 2 people.
To book this apartment, a prepayment of 100% of the total price is required.
Final cleaning: 28€ one off
Note: The City Tax of 3,2 % of the apartment price has to be paid on day of arrival
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The Garden View Ferchergasse Apartment in Vienna is a spacious apartment that has one large living room with a view and direct access to the terrace with garden. The 40m² apartment has a double bed and sofa bed, fully-fitted kitchen and a bathroom with a tub that is separated from the bedroom. This apartment offers everything you need for a comfortable stay in Vienna. From our location in Hernals you can easily reach the city center, Schönbrunn Palace and many sights of interest, thanks to the efficacy of local public transport. Since Vienna has so many facets to discover we are available for all your questions at any time.
The Garden View Ferchergasse Apartment features terrace with garden, a private bathroom with a tub, free WiFi and private parking that is possible on site (reservation is needed and costs 12 € per day).
In the apartment you have one double bed and one sofa bed and integrated fully-fitted kitchen, so that you can prepare your own meals if you wish.
The apartment is suitable for up to 2 people.
Located in a peaceful residential area in Vienna’s 17th district, Apartments Ferchergasse offer modern accommodation in numerous buildings, each of them with a fully equipped kitchen and free WiFi.
All of the self-catered apartments at Ferchergasse feature spacious living rooms, satellite TV and modern bathrooms. They also include a dining area. A washing machine is at the guests' disposal as well.
All of our apartments are non-smoking. You can smoke outside, in the inner courtyard where we have nice garden furniture to use.
You can walk to the nearest tram station in just a couple of minutes and take the tram nr. 43 which will take you to Vienna’s central Schottentor station in just about 15 minutes. From here you can walk through the city’s historical centre and reach St. Stephen's Cathedral in about 15 minutes. Schönbrunn Castle can be reached by bus nr. 10A which is 200 m from the apartment.
We can also arrange an airport shuttle service for our guests for an additional fee from/to Vienna’s International Airport, which is only a 35-minute drive away.
All of our apartments are non-smoking. You can smoke in the inner courtyard where we offer our guests nice garden furniture to use.
You can add the extra item called "Baby cot on request for free" during the reservation process if you require a baby cot.
You can add the extra item "Pets 15 €/day" during the reservation if you want to bring your pet.
Cards accepted at this property: VISA, MasterCard, Maestro, American Express, Diners Club, JCB, EC-Card
14:00 - 18:00 hours
Until 11:00 hours
To book this apartment, a prepayment of 100% of the total price is required.
Cancellation is possible up to 30 days prior to arrival date and if made within this time period, the prepayment will be refunded.
Final cleaning: 28€ one off
Note: The City Tax of 3,2 % of the apartment price has to be paid on day of arrival
You can use the extra item "Private parking 12 €/day" if you want to reserve a parking place.
You can add the extra item "Pets 12 €/day" during the reservation if you want to bring your pet.
You can add the extra item called "Baby cot on request for free" during the reservation process if you require a baby cot.
Free! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
You can use extra item "Private parking 12 €/day" if you want to reserve a parking place.
Parking on the street is subject to a charge from Monday to Friday (on working days) 9:00 - 19:00 hours. In this period a maximum parking time of 3 hours with a valid parking ticket (6.30 €) is possible.
Vienna's baroque streetscapes and imperial palaces set the stage for a great sightseeing tour or a visit to elegant coffee houses and restaurants of your choice. Although steeped in history, Vienna is at the cutting edge of design, architecture, contemporary art and new directions in drinking and dining.
The large number of baroque buildings we see today were mostly created during the rule of the Habsburgs, namely Empress Maria Theresia and Emperor Franz Joseph. Vienna was also the home of famous composers, artists and great thinkers like Sigmund Freud, Gustav Klimt, Franz Schubert, Johann Strauss.
Famous for its cultural events, historical sights and great museums, it is a city that has a lot to offer for every traveler as the capital of the Republic of Austria and by far the largest city in Austria with its population of more than 1.7 million.
The lively coffee house culture here is world famous. Skipping the "Kaffeehauskultur" (Vienna's coffee houses) is missing out a big part of Viennese culture. Most cafés serve beer, wine and liqueurs. Many serve meals, especially at lunch, and these are often cheaper than in restaurants. Most have a fine selection of Torten (tortes or cakes), some offer other baked goods. Those coffee houses and rustic wine taverns stand alongside top restaurants and shops adding to the very special Viennese charm.
Viennese restaurants offer a vast variety of dishes but every traveler should try the traditional Viennese fast food - sausage. You can buy hot sausages and hot dogs at snack bars called "Würstlstand" all over the town. Sausage can be found in all shapes and sizes.
Although it has a good public transport system, if you plan to visit Vienna you might find that the public transport is a bit difficult for the first timers. It is better to study a map or to ask for advice those who already visited the city. It's not possible to see everything during a single visit so it is better to have a plan.
Emperor Franz Joseph was largely responsible for the mid-19th c. creation of the monumental architecture of the Ring Road (Ringstraße), the grand boulevard surrounding the historical city centre, which is one of the main sights of Vienna.
Vienna’s history dates back to the 1st century a.d. when the Romans established the military camp "Vindobona". By 976, it had become the part of the Duchy of Austria. The city continued to grow and expand, and by 1483, it had become the de facto capital of the Holy Roman Empire under the Habsburgs. In 1867, with the signing of the Austro-Hungarian Compromise, it became the leading city of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and had the building boom to go with it.
Austria participated in two world wars and was defeated but today, Vienna is a peaceful place with little sign of the often violent conflicts in its history.
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