Flight from Boston (BOS) to Vienna (VIE) from $715

It might be difficult to tear yourself away from Boston, Massachusetts’ capital. After all, this beautiful city is the home to Fenway Park, exquisite seafood, and the bar from “Cheers”. However, if you’re looking for a change of scenery, Vienna could be just the city for you. Its numerous palaces, cathedrals and museums, and picturesque countryside are bound to impress. Known as “the City of Music,” as well as the “City of Dreams” in honor of the psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, you’re sure to leave awestruck.

Why not exchange Boston, one of the oldest cities in the US, for Vienna and its culture for a few days? Catch a flight and discover for yourself what this beautiful European city has to offer!

Useful information for your flight from Boston to Vienna

• When is the best time of year to visit Vienna?The Austrian capital makes for a lovely city trip all year round. Luckily, Vienna doesn’t experience half as many rainy days as Boston does, meaning you’ll be able to explore while staying dry! In the summer, the weather stays quite warm so feel free to take a dip in the river Danube, or chill in Donau Park or one of the many other stunning recreational areas. In winter, you can take advantage of the Christmas markets, which are considered some of the best in Europe. With copious amounts of mulled wine, baked goods, and handcrafted souvenirs, everyone is catered to. If you prefer to visit when the city’s less busy, spring and fall are the best months.
• How do I get from Vienna airport to the city center? The City Airport Train (CAT) runs between the airport and the Wien Mitte train station and is the quickest way to the center. Running 365 days a year, every 30 minutes, the journey takes around 15 minutes. Other rail connections include the Schnellbahn S7, which takes around 25 minutes. If you prefer to take the bus, there are 3 routes to choose from as well as a taxi service available from Vienna Airport.
• How long does the flight take? The total journey time can vary depending on the route you select, but tends to take between 12 and 14 hours, including layover time. The journey normally includes a stopover in either New York – New York International (EWR) or Washington (IAD), or occasionally Montreal (YUL). Bear in mind that Vienna is 6 hours ahead of Boston, so don’t forget to adjust your watch when you arrive!

Key details about Vienna

Vienna is Austria’s capital and its biggest city with almost 1.9 million inhabitants, and covers an area of approximately 160 sq. miles. Packed full of culture and history – thanks to the Habsburg dynasty, Mozart, and Gustav Klimt, among others – the city is a popular vacation option for tourists from all over the globe.

Top attractions in Vienna

• Vienna State Opera
• Schönbrunn Palace and Gardens
• Prater Park

After your flight from Boston to Vienna, it’s well worth sinking your teeth into the cultural delights of the capital. The city is full of culture, history, and amazing architecture, which explains why it attracts 6.8 million tourists each year.

Begin your cultural tour with a trip to the Vienna State Opera, one of the leading opera houses in the world, and home of the Vienna State Ballet. The architecturally stunning venue seats over 1,700 guests. Next, have a look at the beautiful 18th century Schönbrunn Palace, a Baroque manor, containing over 1,440 rooms, which visitors can take a tour through. The gardens of this UNESCO World Heritage Site are most certainly worth a visit, but make sure you don’t get lost in the maze!

The Prater Amusement Park is ideal for those looking for more thrills. It covers an area of 3,200 acres and boasts an array of old-fashioned theme park rides. Be sure to ride the Giant Ferris Wheel that has offered guests breath-taking views of the city since 1896.

Even if historical tours and culture aren’t your thing, you’ll never be at a loss for something to do in the city. The numerous coffee shops and bars are great places for relaxing after a hard day’s sightseeing. Make sure you try a piece of Sachertorte!