Suggestions for Library near Schottenfeld, Vienna

Sara P. • March 12, 2013I love this library! Cozy and comfortable

Miika H. • October 22, 2015Must be a nice library, but at every entrance you're directed to another one or told lies about the library being closed. Never again.

Cristina D. • April 13, 2013This place is awesome! A combination between a library and a coffee house. The prices are okey!

Monika • October 25, 2013Seit kurzem ist ein musealer Rundgang durch die ehemalige Privatwohnung möglich, zu sehen u.a. von Adolf Loos eingerichtetes Speisezimmer, Dokumentation der Baugeschichte, Zimelien der Musiksammlung

Martin P. • January 13, 2010Geheimtipp fürs Lernen und Schreiben - bequeme Sessel, ruhige Atmosphäre, große Tische und IMMER Platz. Nur eigenes W-LAN fehlt.

Marcos S. • June 18, 2012Já saí, mas enfim.

karin a. • June 15, 2010VICE Magazine Outlet

Valentin • January 20, 2010Gute alternative zu hauptbibliothek der Universitätsbibliothek. Quasi immer Plätze frei.

Martin P. • May 31, 2011für mehr ruhe gibts einen versteckten lesesaal im 1.stock gegenüber der stiege...

Daniel W. • March 11, 2013Bags (except Bibiobags - available at the entrance) are NOT allowed!!!Need 1€/2€ for bags deposit in locker!

Lukas G. • December 30, 2010Beautiful view over the Guertel to the Wienerberg City, on top of the city library

Harald B. • July 9, 2016Vienna coffeehouse classic! Nice to sit outside and enjoy breakfast. Offers free Wifi.

Pinko P. • October 18, 2012Definitely one of the most beautiful venues in Vienna in the most beautiful public partk and overlooked by the most beautiful library that I have seen so far in my life.

Irina V. • February 21, 2012When you buy tickets to Naturhistorisches Museum, you get a free entrance to Ephesus Museum, Sammlung alter Musikinstrumenten and Hofjagd- und Rustkammer. Devote enough time to visit them all

Narangarav U. • May 5, 2014View from 6th floor to prater is the best for short time. AC is not working well in this room.

Gerald R. • March 26, 2013The Habsburgs ruled most of Europe from this place for a while. Visit the National Library!