• Wiener Staatsoper - Our virtual tour begins in front of the State Opera. I explain interesting facts about the opera via video and then there is a little puzzle.
• Albertina - Our virtual tour takes us past the Sacher to the Albertina, where I will explain interesting facts via video
• Burggarten - Our virtual tour next takes us to the once imperial castle gardens, where we will talk not only about the life of the Habsburgs, but also about Mozart
• Heldenplatz - Our virtual tour takes us from the Ringstrasse to Heldenplatz, where I will explain interesting facts via video
• The Hofburg - Our virtual tour takes you through the courtyards of the Vienna Hofburg, where I will explain via video how the Hofburg was created and which museums you can visit there.
• Graben and Kohlmarkt - You walk through the city center and learn more about coffee houses, Sachertorte and the time of the plague in Vienna
• Stephansplatz - Our virtual city tour ends at Vienna’s landmark, St. Stephen’s Cathedral

• Video tour and puzzles about the sights of Vienna’s city center

Would you like to get to know the highlights of Vienna’s city center in an entertaining way? You don’t want to be dependent on a fixed appointment? Would you like to explore the city independently and not be guided through the city with a group of strangers? Then this interactive mobile phone tour is just right for you! I have designed a charming video tour for you that you can start at any time with your cell phone (even on multiple devices at the same time). The tour is structured in a playful way: at each stop you first watch the video with explanations of the sights, then there is a small puzzle and then you are forwarded to the next stop. The price is to be paid once for your entire group and not individually per person. As soon as you have booked the virtual tour, you will receive a password and can start the video tour on your smartphone using the following link: https://play.riddly.io/challenge/vvQRSZOgZrBEyVUNhEIV

• In principle, the tour is barrier-free as you only move on public paths in Vienna’s city center. However, smaller sidewalk edges have to be overcome

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.