Download a city guide of some of Europe's most beautiful cities onto your iPod, mp3 player or phone. As we guide you through the streets, along the route we've planned for you, our city guides will tell you what you're looking at and how to make the most of your city break.

Florence
We only had a long weekend to do the city and so your tour really helped us get our bearings. There's just so much to see there! I know we only scraped the surface but it worked really well for us.
Tanya Ellison - (27/08/06)

Venice
This was a great tour that took you everywhere you needed to go. Particularly liked the walk through of the mosaic frescoes on the front of the Basilica. We had a great time in Venice, made all the more special by this evocative guide. Like the speaker's voice too - one of the best I've listened to.
Andrea How - (19/02/06)

VIENNA CITY GUIDE: For hundreds of years, Vienna's location in the middle of Europe, at the cross roads of so many trading routes, has provided its wealth but also given it a cosmopolitan history and meant that it has attracted a wide variety of artists, musicians and thinkers.
From the creation of the croissant to the shocking artistic movement called the Seccession, Vienna might be the epitome of civilisation and elegant gentility - but still has the capacity to surprise.

VIENNA TOURIST INFORMATION:

From Vienna International airport:

By taxi: This is the easiest option. Taxis are available outside the terminal. The journey takes about 30 minutes to 45 and costs about €35 depending in which part of the city you’re going to.

The City Airport Train costs €10 and takes about 20 minutes to get from the airport to the terminal in town. Taxis are available outside this terminal.

Getting around:

Bus, tram and Underground: Buy tickets from U-Bahn stations, tobacconists or Tabaks. Ask your hotel as they might sell them too. You can buy a ticket on any form of transport within one hour of its validation. There are validation machines at U-Bahn stations and on board trams and buses. A Wien-Card gives you 72 hours unlimited travel and is available from tourist offices and some hotels.

Taxis are available at taxi ranks or you can hail them - a yellow light means they're available. There is a taxi rank by the Stephansdom amongst other places.

A boat trip to the beautiful Wachau valley takes about three hours from Vienna. The towns of Melk and Krems are both about an hour by train. DDSG Blue Danube Boat Trips Tel: + 43 1 588 80 Office: 7 Tegetthofstrasse. Open 9am to 7pm daily, April to October. www.ddsg-blue-danube.at

You can also rent bikes in Vienna: Pedal Power, Ausstellungstrasse 3 offers bikes during the summer months. www.pedalpower.co.at