Welcome to my MODERN, minimalist furnished apartment in the GREEN DISTRICT of Vienna! The apartment is located in the eighteenth district with many villas and parks. You live in a large studio apartment in a very quiet location from which you can easily explore the city and nature around Vienna! The center of Vienna can be reached in less than 15 minutes. Have fun in Vienna! 1. easy flexible check-in 2. high quality hotel bed linen, towels and toiletries available. 3. important amenities: Wi-Fi, TV, coffee maker, hair dryer, electric kettle, iron, washing machine, dishwasher. 4. beds and their size: - 1 king size bed (180x200cm). 5. working space (dining table) available 6. public parking place --- LEARN MORE ABOUT THE APARTMENT --- Bedroom 1: - A comfortable double bed (180x200cm). - You can store your things in the built-in closet. Living room: - Sofa and TV wall with plasma TV. - After an eventful day you can make yourself comfortable in the living room. Kitchen: - From my kitchen equipment you can use everything you need for cooking. A stove, oven, refrigerator and dishwasher are available. in the kitchen there is a washing machine Bathroom: - The bathroom is equipped with a shower, hairdryer and quality toiletries. During your stay, you'll have access to the whole apartment. In addition, you will have your own personal key for the apartment and the main entrance to make sure that your stay goes well. Since I’ll be traveling myself during your stay, my Cohost will take care of your booking and help you with any questions you might have. Feel free to reach out to them at any time via the messenger, they are always happy to help :) Türkenschanzpark In the middle of Vienna and yet in a wonderful natural setting is the Türkenschanzpark in the 18th district. It is a place to go for those who long for peace and quiet while walking or simply lingering, as well as for those looking for outdoor sports activities. The name of the park comes from the second Turkish siege in the 17th century. There are numerous monuments to discover and the large ponds and the vast meadows are especially beautiful when the last rays of the day's sun wink through the leaves and bathe everything in a rich gold, or they are adorned with a layer of hoarfrost in winter. If you still want to treat yourself to some culinary delights, you can stop at the Meierei-Diglas right in the park, for example. Kutschkermarkt The history of the market in the 18th district goes back to 1885 and got its name from the archbishop Johann Rudolf Kutschker, who is known for his commitment to civil rights and peace. In the last 15 years, the Kutschkermarkt has experienced an upswing, which is mainly due to the local people. With a lot of commitment and love, they have revitalized the joint project "Grätzl und Markt". This has created a meeting place for different generations and cultures, a colorful, communicative oasis where country meets city and delights of all kinds come together. Where elegant villas and embassies as well as mystical, leafy crunchy cottages line up and a special elegance runs through the streets, you'll find the cottage district in the 18th district. The streets are definitely one of our favorite paths for long walks, with a picnic thrown in for good measure. It is the house with the number 41, the same house where the key box is installed on the corner.