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El EST® Hotel Palais Chotek disfruta de una ubicación céntrica en Viena, cerca de la Iglesia Votiva, Freyung, el Palacio Imperial y la Plaza del Ayuntamiento, lo que lo convierte en un punto de partida ideal tanto para viajeros de ocio como de negocios.
Ubicado en el 9.º distrito, el elegante hotel First Class está rodeado de un encantador barrio vienés con acogedores restaurantes,cafés, bares y tiendas. Muchos de los principales lugares de interés de Viena, así como museos y exposiciones, se encuentran a poca distancia o son fácilmente accesibles en transporte público. La línea de metro U2 (estación Schottentor) está a solo cinco minutos a pie. Varias paradas de tranvía y autobús, además de un punto cercano de los autobuses turísticos hop-on hop-off, ofrecen opciones adicionales y cómodas para explorar la ciudad.
Podrá disfrutar de Viena a su propio ritmo: caminando, en tranvía o en metro hacia los lugares y atracciones más emblemáticos.
Los huéspedes que lleguen en coche pueden estacionar cómodamente en el garaje del hotel (según disponibilidad).
EST® Hotel Palais Chotek
Waehringerstrasse 28
1090 Viena, Austria
Tel.: +43 1 312 300
Email: palais.chotek@est-hotels.com
Estacionamiento:
Puede detenerse directamente frente al EST® Hotel Palais Chotek para descargar equipaje y realizar el check-in. El hotel, situado en el centro de Viena, cuenta con un garaje subterráneo propio y seguro para los huéspedes. Tenga en cuenta que las plazas de aparcamiento son limitadas. Si el garaje del hotel está completo, hay varios aparcamientos públicos subterráneos a pocos minutos a pie.
Tarifa del estacionamiento en el garaje del hotel: EUR 38 por día.
Llegada desde el norte (A5 / A22):
Siga las señales hacia Viena (Wien Zentrum). Manténgase en la A22 y siga el Donaukanal hacia el centro de la ciudad. Tome la salida hacia Heiligenstadt/Schottenring y continúe siguiendo las señales hacia el centro (Zentrum). Use calles locales para llegar a Währinger Straße 28.
Llegada desde el oeste (A1):
Siga la A1 hacia Viena y luego siga las señales hacia “Wien Zentrum”. Continúe por las principales arterias hacia el centro y siga la navegación hasta Währinger Straße 28.
Llegada desde el sur (A2):
Siga la A2 hacia Viena; incorpórese a la A23 (Südosttangente) o siga las señales hacia el centro de la ciudad y luego utilice las carreteras del anillo interior para llegar al distrito 9 (Alsergrund) y a Währinger Straße 28.
Desde el este (A4 – Aeropuerto):
Siga la A4 hacia Viena; tome la salida hacia “Wien Zentrum” y continúe por las principales vías hacia el centro de la ciudad. Währinger Straße 28 se encuentra en el distrito de Alsergrund (distrito 9).
Tiempo aproximado desde el Aeropuerto Internacional de Viena (VIE): 25–35 minutos, dependiendo del tráfico (aprox. 20 km).
Desde Westbahnhof (4,5 km):
Transporte público: aprox. 10–20 minutos, según la ruta. Se recomienda tomar la U3 o U6/combinaciones de tranvía para llegar a Währinger Straße–Volksoper.
Taxi: aprox. 5–15 minutos, según el tráfico.
Desde Wien Mitte (3,5 km):
Transporte público: aprox. 10–15 minutos. Desde Wien Mitte puede tomar la U4 (o U3 + caminata, según la ruta) y combinaciones de tranvía/autobús para llegar a Währinger Straße.
Taxi: aprox. 10–15 minutos, según el tráfico.
Desde Wien Meidling (8 km):
Transporte público: aprox. 20–35 minutos. Recomendamos tomar la U6 desde Meidling (con transbordo) o combinar S‑Bahn/U‑Bahn y conexiones de tranvía para llegar a Währinger Straße–Volksoper.
Taxi: aprox. 12–20 minutos, según el tráfico.
Desde Wien Hauptbahnhof (estación central): 5 km)
Transporte público: aprox. 20–30 minutos, según las conexiones. Opción típica: tomar el S‑Bahn o U‑Bahn hacia el centro y continuar en U‑Bahn/tranvía hasta Währinger Straße–Volksoper.
Taxi: aprox. 15–25 minutos, según el tráfico.
Vienna International Airport VIE
Transporte público:
City Airport Train (CAT): conecta el Aeropuerto de Viena con Wien Mitte – Landstraße sin paradas en aproximadamente 16 minutos. Las tarifas típicas del CAT (2025) son de aproximadamente 14,90 EUR por trayecto y 24,90 EUR ida y vuelta (adultos). Desde Wien Mitte puede tomar un taxi corto (aprox. 10–15 minutos) o combinaciones de U‑Bahn/tranvía para llegar a Währinger Straße 28.
S‑Bahn (S7): el tren rápido S7 también conecta el aeropuerto con Wien Mitte; es un poco más económico y tarda entre 25 y 30 minutos hasta Wien Mitte, dependiendo del horario. Desde Wien Mitte puede continuar en transporte público local (U‑Bahn/tranvía) o en taxi hasta el hotel.
En coche/taxi: la distancia aproximada es de 20 km. El tiempo de viaje es de aproximadamente 30–40 minutos, según el tráfico. La tarifa de taxi es de aproximadamente 30–45 EUR, dependiendo de la hora del día y la ruta.
approx. 400 m, 5 minutes walk, Walk straight ahead from the hotel towards Universitätsring. This impressive Neo-Gothic church is located directly next to Sigmund Freud Park. It also offers a museum a spectacular light show with great music.
approx. 450 m, approx 5 minutes on foot. From the hotel, walk towards Berggasse. The museum is located in Sigmund Freud’s former home and workplace.
approx. 800 m, approx. 10 minutes walk, a historic square featuring elegant palaces, a traditional market, and charming cafés.
approx 800m, approx. 10 min walk. A street built in place of the former city wall around the historic city centre, with a large number of Vienna's most famous representative public buildings (such as Parliament, City Hall, Opera House, Burgtheater, Old University), private palaces, monuments, parks and elegant cafés.
Hint: With the yellow "Vienna-Ring-Tram" you can comfortably "turn around the ring". LCD screens in the wagons provide information about the highlights along the route, and headphones provide information in several languages. Daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 30-minute intervals.
Approx 1,2 km distance, approx 15 min walk. Whether Vienna Festival, Vienna Ice Wolrd or Christkindlmarkt, the Vienna Rathausplatz is one of the most important squares in Vienna. The town hall is the seat of the Viennese provincial government and the mayor.
approx 1,3km distance, approx 15 min walk The magnificent former imperial residence and present seat of the Austrian Federal President offers a multitude of sights. You can visit the Imperial Apartments, the Treasury, the Silver Collection, the Sisi Museum, the Spanish Riding School, the Hofburg Chapel of the Vienna Boys Choir or the State Rooms of the Austrian National Library. Its oldest part is the castle chapel, built between 1447 and 1449.
approx 1,3 km distance, approx 16 minutes walk. Historic building in the style of ancient Greek architecture.
approx. 2.2km - 15 min by bus. Bus 1A from "Schottentor" station takes you directly to "Stephansplatz". The construction of St. Stephen's Cathedral began around 1137. Since 1470 the catacombs have been the resting places of numerous famous celebrities. With its 137 meters, the South Tower is the eighth highest church in the world.
approx. 7 km, approx. 40 minutes, take the U2 to Karlsplatz, change to the U4 towards Hütteldorf and get off at Schönbrunn. The former summer residence of the Habsburgs impresses with imperial ceremonial rooms and magnificent gardens.
The magnificent Belvedere palaces and the unique palace park are among the most beautiful in Europe and offer a unique view of Vienna. The Lower Belvedere was built between 1714 and 1717, the Upper Belvedere between 1721 and 1724. They also house various exhibitions and collections of world-famous paintings, including Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss". Approx. 3.8 km, about 25 minutes by tram D towards Hauptbahnhof to Schloss Belvedere.
Built between 1742 and 1745, directly behind the State Opera, this gallery is known for the world's largest collection of prints, drawings and interesting changing special exhibitions. Approx. 3 km, about 20 minutes by tram 40/41/43 to Schottentor, then bus 1A to Albertina.
One of the world's largest areas for modern art, which houses a large number of museums and cultural organisations (the best known are the Leopold Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, the Kunsthalle or the ZOOM Museum) as well as a wide variety of restaurants, cafés and art shops, and its lively atmosphere invites visitors to linger. approx. 2,2km, 15 Minutes by underground U2 Schottentor, direction Karlsplatz to Museums Quartier.
The traditional opera house on the Opern-Ring is also known as the venue of the Vienna Opera Ball. You can find detailed information on the programme and guided tours by visiting the website.
The museum was built around 1891 for the extensive collections of paintings, coins, banknotes, orders and medals of the imperial family. Today, with its picture gallery and the world's largest Bruegel collection, it is one of the most important classical art collections in the world.
The architectural mirror image of the Kunsthistorisches Museum opposite, built around 1881, invites you on a journey through 39 exhibition halls, a zoological and an anthropological section, a planetarium, a meteorite collection and a cupola room with a “Steller's See cow”.
One of the most renowned theatres in the German-speaking area. Interesting guided tours through the house and its history are also offered. Schedules, programmes and information about guided tours can be found at www.burgtheater.at The Volksgarten with its beautiful rose arrangements is situated between the Burgtheater and the famous Heldenplatz.
Worldwide fame as the venue for the Vienna New Year's Concert. A traditonal house that testifies to the city's worldwide reputation as a leading music metropolis.
Since 1766, the Prater, Vienna's largest amusement park, has been open to the public. A visit to this Viennese institution is an absolute must if you are staying in the Danube metropolis! Nothing stands in the way of a ride on the famous Wiener Riesenrad (Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel) or the Liliput Railway. Approx. 4.5 km, about 21 minutes by metro line U2 from Schottentor towards Seestadt to Praterstern.
approx. 3 km, 24 minutes, take the U2 to Karlsplatz, then change to the U4 to Stadtpark. The park with the most monuments in the city incl. Johann Strauss monument.
approx. 5 km, 21 minutes, take the U2 to Praterstern, then change to the U1 towards Leopoldau. Fun, action and relaxation for the entire family.
Impressive collection of more than 10,000 animal species, including over 3,000 living marine animals, housed in a former flak tower of "Esterhazy Park" from the Second World War. The House of the Sea is one of Vienna's main attractions, especially for families.
approx. 1.4 km – 17 minutes on foot, accessible via Herrengasse. Since 1876, this Viennese coffee house in Palais Ferstel has exuded a very special ambience.
approx. 1.2 km – 15 minutes on foot, located directly on Rathausplatz, one of the few remaining Ringstrasse cafés, a classic Viennese coffee house.
approx. 1.4 km – 17 minutes on foot, close to Graben, Vienna's oldest trendy restaurant, renowned for Viennese specialities.
approx. 2 km – 22 minutes, take tram lines 40, 41 or 42 to Schottentor, then continue with bus 1A. This artist's café is a Viennese institution.
approx. 1.5 km – 18 minutes on foot, walk towards Kohlmarkt. Home of the finest cakes, chocolates and sweets in the heart of Vienna since 1786.
Approx. 3 km, about 21 minutes by metro U2 to Karlsplatz, then U3 towards Ottakring. Traditional coffee house on the popular shopping street Mariahilfer Straße.
approx. 1.1 km distance, approx. 14 minutes on foot. Walk via Freyung and Herrengasse. Elegant boutiques, cafés, bars and historic architecture.
Approx. 2.7 km, about 21 minutes by metro U2 to Karlsplatz, then U3 to Stephansplatz. Vienna's most exclusive shopping mile.
Approx. 2.3 km, about 20 minutes by bus 1A directly to Graben/Stephansplatz. One of the most famous shopping boulevards in Vienna, with a multitude of department stores, boutiques, cafés and bars.
Approx. 3.8 km, about 27 minutes by metro U2 to Karlsplatz, or alternatively by tram D/1/71 towards the city center. A market with unique flair! Besides fruit and vegetables you will find delicacies and spices from all over the world. The Naschmarkt offers a large variety of gastronomic establishments for every taste. On Saturdays, the Naschmarkt is home to the city's best-known “Flohmarkt” (Jumble market).
Approx. 3.5 km, about 25 minutes by metro U2 to Karlsplatz, then transfer to U3 towards Ottakring to Neubaugasse.. One of the most famous shopping boulevards in Vienna, with a multitude of department stores, boutiques, cafés and bars.
A true hidden gem, tranquil park with a Baroque palace.
A green oasis directly behind the Votive Church, ideal for a short stroll.
A charming neighbourhood with small boutiques, cafés and a distinct French flair.
(Toda la información sobre distancias y tiempos de viaje es estimada. EST® Hotel Palais Chotek no asume ninguna responsabilidad por posibles variaciones.)