Vienna International Centre
Vienna International Centre (UNO-City)
Commonly known as the "UN City", one of the four major UN offices. Guided tours of the conference halls and agency exhibitions can be booked in advance.
The Vienna International Centre was built in 1979 and is commonly known as the UNO-City. Its Y-shaped towers house the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, the Office on Drugs and Crime and other bodies. Together with New York, Geneva and Nairobi, it is one of the four main UN offices. The visitor centre offers guided tours of about one hour in English or German. They explain the UN's work in Vienna and take you through the conference areas and art collections. Tours are usually held on weekdays. Book in advance on the official website and bring your original passport for security checks. Admission is about 15 euros; check the official website for current details. Take the U1 metro to Kaisermühlen-VIC station. It can be combined with the nearby Danube Tower.
Opening hours
Weekday tours only (reservation required; check the official website)
Nearby sights
- Danube Tower
- Prater & Giant Ferris Wheel
- Hundertwasserhaus
- Stadtpark
- Mozarthaus Vienna
- Hofburg Palace
- St. Stephen's Cathedral
- Haus der Musik