Austria has several wine regions where different grape varieties are grown. And can you believe that? Vienna, the capital of the country is one of those regions. The city has 637 hectares of vines in the green belt surrounding Vienna. If you are a lover of wine, it's probably a good idea to go on a culinary journey in the outskirts of this metropolis.
Find out more about the Viennese wine region here:
www.austrianwine.com
You can take a tour around the vineyards and the wine taverns of the city with the Vienna Heurigen Express, a cozy hop on hop off type of mini train. Check out timetables here:
Web: https://www.liliputbahn.com/vhe.htm
The word 'heurige' roughly translates into wine taverns. You can find the Viennese Heurige across the wine villages of the capital. You can find more information about them by doing a quick google search for the word 'heuriger' and one of the wine villages of Vienna listed below:
Hier is a PDF File about Viennese wine taverns: Wiener Heurigen Guide 2020
Oberlaaer Straße 71, 1100 Wien
Web: https://www.weingut-wieselthaler.at/
Ottakringer Straße 222-224, 1160 Wien
Web: https://10ermarie.at/
Liesingbachstraße 51, 1100 Wien
Web: https://www.manhardt.co.at
Iglaseegasse 10, 1190 Wien
Web: Facebook page: Hengl-Haselbrunner
Cobenzlgasse 38, 1190 Wien
Web: www.muellers-heuriger.at
Kahlenberger Straße 22, 1190 Wien
Web: https://www.schuebel-auer.at/
Stammersdorfer Straße 78, 1210 Wien
Web: https://heuriger-wieninger.at/en/welcome/
Jedlersdorfer Platz 10, 1210 Wien
Web: https://www.lentner.info/
Maurer Hauptplatz 9, 1230 Wien
Web: https://www.zahel.at/
Web: https://www.wienerwein.at/
Web: https://www.stadtlandwirtschaft.wien/wiener-top-heurige