• Mozarthaus Vienna - Discover Mozart’s vibrant life at one of his long-time residences in Vienna. We can arrange concert tickets for you at the city’s top venues upon request—just ask!
• Manner Shop - Explore this wafer paradise with us, famous for its Neapolitan-style wafers and a variety of other candies, located centrally next to Saint Steven. There’s a wide selection to choose from!
• Stephansdom Monument - Saint Steven’s Cathedral, dating back to the 11th century, is one of Vienna’s main attractions.
• Plague Column (Pestsaule) - Marvel at this high baroque memorial commissioned by Emperor Leopold II in gratitude to God for aiding Vienna during the plague epidemic.
• Peterskirche - This charming Roman Catholic church, resembling an art gallery inside, was rebuilt from scratch after the original was destroyed in the 16th century. It’s a prime example of high baroque architecture!
• Meinl am Graben - Curious about how coffee culture came to Vienna? Let us tell you! Visit one of Julius Meinl’s central coffee shops on Kohlmarkt street, the most expensive shopping street in Vienna.
• St. Michael’s Church - St. Michael’s dates back to the 12th century.
• The Hofburg - Discover the part of the palace where Elisabeth, Franz, and Maria-Theresa lived. Learn about the palace’s history, the lives of its workers, the Habsburgs’ passions, and their intriguing stories. Dive into 700 years of history!
• Sisi Museum - Dedicated to Empress Elisabeth and connected to the Emperor’s Apartments museum, this place brings legends to life through our local guide’s amazing storytelling!
• Heldenplatz - The Heroes’ Square, the entrance to the Winter Palace, features six fascinating museums and the palace’s largest ballroom.
• Maria Theresien Square - This square, with a memorial to Empress Maria Theresa at its center, is home to Vienna’s greatest museums—a perfect spot for museum enthusiasts. We’ll help you choose the one that interests you most!
• Volksgarten - Established in 1821, this well-preserved park in the city center is also known as the “Garden of the 1000 Roses.” Let us show you why!
• Theseustempel - This Greek-style temple in the People’s Garden is a lasting reminder of the Habsburg emperors’ love for Greece.
• Pallas-Athene-Brunnen - The Pallas Athena Fountain in front of the Austrian Parliament is renowned for its beauty and elegance. Discover what the goddess Athena holds in her hands and its significance!
• Rathaus - Explore Vienna’s city hall with its neo-Gothic architecture and learn about the city’s year-round events. It’s the perfect venue for festivals and hosts Vienna’s largest Christmas market!
• Burgtheater - The Royal Theater, built in the 17th century by Empress Maria Theresa.
• Café Landtmann - The favorite coffee house of psychologist Sigmund Freud.
• Beethoven Pasqualatihaus - Visit one of the many residences of German composer Beethoven, now a museum.
• Votivkirche - A stunning 19th-century Gothic church reminiscent of Saint Steven’s.
• Schottenkirche - This 13th-century church, monastery, and museum offers insight into Vienna’s earliest churches and their unique beauty.
• Palais Ferstel - One of Vienna’s most beautiful palaces, featuring coffee shops, restaurants, shops, and stunning architecture. Stroll through the passage and admire the building and its fountain!
• Café Central - Vienna’s most famous coffee house, located in a historic palace.
• Demel - Empress Elisabeth’s favorite cake shop, just outside the Winter Palace, is sure to become one of your favorite spots too! It offers an amazing selection of chocolates, pancakes, and cakes—a must-visit for candy lovers!
• Spanish Riding School - Learn about a tradition dating back to Emperor Maximilian and the importance of a strong military presence. Vienna boasts one of the world’s oldest and finest horse riding schools. Our friendly guide will tell you more about the training and these exceptional horses!
• Augustinerkirche - This church’s small chapel houses the hearts of 50 Austrian emperors and empresses—a well-kept treasure since the 17th century.
• Albertinaplatz - The final part of the Winter Palace, featuring the Albertina Museum, a memorial for Vienna’s Jewish community, and the city’s central tourist information office.
• Hotel Sacher Wien - The birthplace of the Sacher cake and the best place to taste the original. Learn the story behind it!
• Wiener Staatsoper - The Vienna State Opera, built in 1869 and located on Ring Street, is a must-see, attracting thousands of visitors daily.

• Small to medium group size for socializing
• Practical tips for museums, venues, restaurants, and coffee shops
• Extra 30-minute break in a traditional Viennese coffee house (Jan-Nov)
• Vienna city map provided
• Printed Vienna Information Package
• Knowledgeable and friendly guide for 3 hours

• Tips
• Entrance fees to museums

Greetings, traveler!
This tour provides an overview of Vienna’s city center and shares the enchanting story of how the city captured the heart of the guide!
Participants will explore the main attractions in the city’s core, hear fascinating stories, delve into history and art, and capture photos of all the sights!
Included in the tour:

• A FREE map of Vienna and an information package about the city
• SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZE GROUP (4 to 18) for lively discussions

Additionally, there is an option for:

• A 30-minute break at a traditional Viennese Cafe
  Available for bookings from January to November.
  For December bookings, enjoy a break at the largest Christmas market in front of the Viennese City Hall.

Special offers are available for groups in both German and English when booking directly with us!

If interested in attending a classical music concert, the guide can offer advice and arrange tickets based on your preferences! Concert tickets can be booked through our website!

Welcome to Vienna!!
Let’s create an unforgettable experience!

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