Top Observation Decks in Austria

Consider grabbing a coffee or snack from the cafe at the base before heading up. It’s a nice break, plus it saves you from overpriced options at the top.

If you're planning to take photos from the observation deck, try to go early in the morning around 9 AM. The light is perfect and fewer people around means you can snap some great shots without too many interruptions.

Wear comfortable shoes if you plan on taking the walk up – it can get a bit strenuous, but the views along the way are worth it!

For the best views, try to visit right before sunset. The golden hour makes everything look magical, plus you'll get to see the city lit up as evening falls.

Consider grabbing coffee or a snack at the café on the observation deck. The prices are a tad high, but the views while you sip your drink are totally worth it.

If you're a thrill-seeker, I recommend trying the bungee jumping. It's a unique experience, but be prepared for the adrenaline rush. It's not for the faint-hearted!

Check out the rotating restaurant if you have time. I didn't go because I thought it was too pricey, but I've read the views while dining are unbeatable.

Check if there's a special event or festival happening when you visit. It can really enhance your experience and offer unique views or activities.

arrive early, around 8 am, to catch the sunrise. the views are breathtaking, and you'll avoid the crowds that build up later in the day

Bring your own snacks and water. The café at the top is pricey, and having a little picnic while enjoying the view is way better!

Consider visiting during the weekdays if you can. The weekends can get super busy, so it's worth planning around that.