Fluctuations in the number of visitors throughout the year are natural, however they can create challenges, including resource strain during peak periods and underutilization of infrastructure in quieter months. Addressing seasonality involves strategies to distribute demand more evenly, support local economies year-round, and minimize environmental and social impacts. 

In Vienna, data on the seasonality of overnight guests is well-documented, with detailed records of guest arrivals and overnight stays available for analysis and comparison. The city experiences relatively low seasonal variation compared to other destinations. December typically sees the highest visitor numbers, driven by Vienna’s iconic Christmas markets and cultural events, while January and February are the quietest months. Although summer is traditionally the high season, Vienna enjoys steady visitor activity from spring through autumn, reflecting its broad appeal across multiple seasons. 

The data that can be found in the dashboard below is currently only available in German. English translations will follow shortly.