Drone Views of Vienna

New Entertainment Pictures created this marvelous drone video of the top sights in Vienna, Austria.  Combining drone and ground camera footage, the video features aerial shots of City Hall at the :20 mark; Josefsplatz square at the Hofburg Palace (:50); St. Stephens Cathedral (1:20); the Konzerthaus (2:25); Schönbrunn Palace (3:30); Belvedere Palace (4:20); the Hofburg Palace (4:30); the Museum Quarter (5:30); the Vienna Ferris Wheel (Wiener Riesenrad) (6:25); St. Charles Church (7:35); and more.  

For centuries up until World War I, Vienna was (with Paris and St. Petersburg) one of the three grandest cities of Europe.  Heavily damaged late in World War II but later restored, Vienna remains one of the continent's top cultural centers.  In this outstanding drone video by Dronographer, you'll see some highlights of the great city on the Danube, including Maria-Theresien-Platz, the Hofburg Palace, the Albertina Museum, Belvedere Castle, St.. Stephens Cathedral, St. Francis of Assisi Church, St. Charles Church, and more. 

Get a unique aerial perspective of the great city of Vienna, Austria in this fantastic first person view (FPV) video of the Austrian capital from AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot janwido.  The video was shot during the Covid-19 pandemic in the first half of 2020, when the city was virtually shut down to ensure social distancing.  The video features some epic FPV views of many of the city's top landmarks, including the great monument in the Maria-Theresien-Platz, St. Stephens Cathedral, the Votive Church, and more.  

Austria's Schonbrunn Palace was the summer residence of the Habsburg family, who for centuries ruled one of the world's most powerful empires.  It's located in the Hietzing District of western Vienna.  The palace took on its present form in the mid-18th century, during the rule of Empress Maria Theresa.  Using a DJI Spark drone, AirVuz contributor W. Obereder created this marvelous aerial look at palace, which had a cameo appearance in the 17th James Bond film, The Living Daylights (1987).

The Austrian capital city of Vienna could once lay claim to being the cultural capital of Europe.  Even today, Vienna still punches well above its weight in the cultural realm.  In this drone video by W.Obereder, you'll get a glimpse of four of the city's most famous museums: the Kunsthistorisches art museum, the Naturhistorisches natural history museum, the Nationalbibliothek national library, and the Albertina print museum.  The museums all lie within the city's Innere Stadt district south of the Danube. 

The Austrian capital city of Vienna is known in part for its Baroque architecture.  It's no surprise then that in this Catholic country, some of the most prominent Baroque style buildings in the city are churches.  In this drone video by contributor W. Obreder, you'll get a bird's eye view of one of the most famous of these churches:  Rektoratskirche.  Also known as St. Charles Church, the landmark was commissioned in 1713 by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI.  It was completed over two decades later, in 1737.

Contributor and pilot W. Obereder created this amazing aerial view of the Belvedere Palace complex in Vienna, Austria.  Built in the 18th century at a time when Vienna was at the height of its imperial splendor, the palace is considered one of the great works of Baroque architecture.  The palace was the primary home of Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne whose assassination in 1914 set off the chain of events which led to the outbreak of the conflict now known as World War I.

Taken in these marvelous sunset drone views of the most modern district in Vienna, Austria, compliments of W.Obereder.  The area filmed is called Donau City (abbreviated as DC), and it's part of the city's 22nd district.  It's situated on the eastern bank of the Danube, a bit downstream from the historical city center.  Its centerpiece is DC Tower 1, the tall black building which features prominently in the video.  Completed in 2013, the 60-story tower stands 220 meters (720 ft.) and is Austria's tallest building as of 2020. 

Check out this fantastic drone video of Europe's largest university devoted to business and economics, compliments of former Drone Video of the Week Winner smakozawr.  He aerially filmed the new campus of the Vienna University of Economics and Business, which was built in the early 2010's on a site on the left bank of the Danube River, just downriver from central Vienna.  Founded in 1898 to foster the creation of a professional business class in what was then Austria-Hungary,  the university has an enrollment of about 24k students.