Book flights from Vienna to Manila with Qatar Airways
On flights from Vienna to Manila with Qatar Airways, stretch back in spacious cabins, and savour a menu of award-winning cuisine. Place your comfort in the hands of our award-winning cabin crew, who will take care of all your needs on board as you relax in refined surroundings and enjoy a state-of-the-art entertainment system.
The capital of the Philippines occupies its own island in Manila Bay and is a major economic hub for the area. It was formerly a Spanish colony, and visitors enjoy seeing the restored merchants’ mansions on the quayside and the air of old-world charm in the historic centre of the city. It is here in walled Intramuros that you can see the citadel of Fort Santiago and a Baroque church, both dating from the 16th century. The modern city centre, meanwhile, is home to several smart shopping malls and gourmet restaurants.
Arriving in Manila
Fly to Manila with Qatar Airways and you’ll be on the way to discover your own little slice of Pacific perfection. This energetic city never stops, and visitors are captivated by its energy and the warmth of its people.
The capital of the Philippines is one of the fastest-growing cities in the world. Attracting entrepreneurs, innovators and high-tech businesses, it’s also a magnet for adventurous travellers looking for a more unusual destination.
Fly to Manila with Qatar Airways and see why so many people put this vibrant location on their ‘Bucket List’ of places to see.
Tourist attractions
The majority of Manila’s most popular attractions are to be found in the bay area. The Malacanang Palace, built in the 18th century, is the official home of the president of the Philippines.
As well as the palace, there are some spectacular public gardens and a museum to explore.
For an interesting glimpse into the history of the Philippines the Bonafacio Shrine honours national hero Andres Bonafacio, who played a significant part in the struggle for Filipino independence.
Manila has plenty of museums to choose from, including the National Museum of the Philippines, with collections covering archaeology, culture, zoology and the arts.
To get a better understanding of the nation’s history, head to the Museum of Philippine Political History, or discover the country’s great artists at the National Art Gallery.
Travel considerations
Flights to Munich with Qatar Airways land at Niquoy Aquino International Airport. Visa restrictions for entry into the country will depend on your country of origin, length of stay and whether your trip is for business or pleasure.
Before you fly to Manila please check the visa and passport requirements.
Flying from Vienna
Vienna International Airport is the largest air hub in Austria and one of the key European departure and arrival points for international routes. Situated 18km southeast of central Vienna, it is a convenient and modern airport, and passengers flying from Vienna with Qatar Airways will find it to be incredibly clean, efficient and welcoming.
The staff are quietly efficient and focused on delivering a memorable passenger experience, while the modern facilities and amenities make it a pleasant starting point for any journey
Transportation and parking
Transport is, as to be expected, very efficient and clean. The City Airport Train runs to and from the City Air Terminal at Wien Mitte station in central Vienna and takes just 16 minutes. Buses are plentiful, and the Vienna Airport Lines bus takes a direct route from the centre of the city to the airport, with a journey time of just 22 minutes.
Taxis are also very efficient, with two main providers servicing the main hotels and the airport. Your concierge can book in advance for you, or you can hail a cab outside. All cabs are metered and some offer set fares to and from the airport.
There is parking for up to 20,000 vehicles at the airport, with both short and long-term parks available. The long-term multi-storey car parks P3 and P4 are connected to the terminals.
Arriving in Vienna
Passengers flying from Vienna with Qatar Airways depart from Terminal 3 Concourse D. This is the newest of the airport’s facilities and is incredibly efficient with plenty of check-in desks and lounge areas for passengers.
Security checks are tight but relatively smooth, so allow around an hour and a half before your flight is due to depart to check in and clear security.
Facilities and amenities
The VIP terminal has its own business centre, and there are no fewer than 10 executive lounges in the Departures area that provide first and business-class travellers with shower facilities, refreshments and work spaces. T
here are around 70 retail outlets selling a selection of luxury goods, perfumes, watches and fashion, as well as travel accessories and Duty Free for passengers travelling outside Europe.
There are a number of cafés, snack bars and restaurants serving international cuisine, fast food and beverages. Disabled access is good, and assistance is available on request.