• Maria Theresia Denkmal - Meet the guide right in front of the grand Monument of Maria Theresia, located in the center of Maria Theresien Square in Vienna’s heart. The guide will be holding an orange sign. With a group size limited to 10 people, enjoy a more personalized experience with ample opportunities to ask questions.

• Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna - Originating from the art collections of the House of Habsburg, the Museum of Fine Arts boasts one of the world’s largest and most significant picture galleries. Highlights include unique works by Pieter Bruegel the Elder and masterpieces by Vermeer, Rembrandt, Raphael, Caravaggio, Velázquez, and Italian Baroque painters.

• Natural History Museum (Naturhistorisches Museum) - The Natural History Museum’s roots trace back to the 18th-century imperial collections. “Dedicated to the kingdom of nature and its exploration,” the museum offers a unique atmosphere with its building, exhibitions, and collections.

• Ringstrasse - Cross the Ringstraße, a circular grand boulevard that encircles Vienna’s historic center.

• Burgtor - The Palace Gate. In 1809, Napoleon caused significant damage to the city walls. Between 1821-1824, a new gate for the Hofburg, known as the Burgtor, was constructed; it is the only remaining gate of the city’s walls.

• Heldenplatz - Historic Heldenplatz (Heroes’ Place), initially planned as an extensive imperial forum, is dominated by the monumental equestrian statues of Prince Eugen and Archduke Karl. This location offers the best view of the Imperial Palace and the adjacent Volksgarten.

• Neue Burg - The Imperial Palace, once home to the imperial family until 1918, now houses the office of the Federal President, an important congress center, and numerous art collections.

• The Hofburg - Originally a 13th-century castle, the imperial palace (Hofburg) was expanded into a magnificent residence as the Habsburgs’ power and realm grew.

• Wiener Hofburgkapelle / Wiener Hofmusikkapelle - The Gothic Imperial Chapel, where the Vienna Boys’ Choir performs during High Mass on Sundays, is a remnant of the Imperial Palace from the Middle Ages.

• Burggarten - The Hofburg Palace Gardens. The Burggarten, formerly the Emperor’s Garden, was established in 1819 atop the foundations of a former fortified compound, the Augustinerschanze.

• Schmetterlinghaus - The Palm House in the Burggarten. The Butterfly House in the town center.

• Albertinaplatz - The Graphic Art Collection of the ALBERTINA Museum provides a comprehensive survey of art. Founded in 1776 by Duke Albert of Saxe-Teschen, it now contains over one million drawings and prints from the late Gothic to the present. Featuring works from Michelangelo and Dürer to Rembrandt and Rubens, and from Klimt and Schiele to Picasso, Richter, and Lassnig, the ALBERTINA Museum’s collection offers a rich overview of 600 years of art history. Due to their light sensitivity, the museum’s masterpieces are not on permanent display, but are shown in special exhibitions under strict conservation standards.

• Wiener Staatsoper - One of the world’s most renowned and captivating opera houses.

• Osterreichische Nationalbibliothek - Visit the Augustinerkirche and the baroque State Hall of the Austrian National Library, one of the world’s most important libraries, and the Redoutensäle at Joseph Square.

• Spanish Riding School - Stallburg. The horse stables of the elegant white Lipizzans.

• St. Michael’s Church - St. Michael’s Church dates back to 1220.

• Graben and Kohlmarkt - Kohlmarkt and Graben are Vienna’s most exclusive shopping streets.

• Peterskirche - The stunning 300-year-old Catholic church, renowned for its exceptional classical concerts.

• Stephansdom Monument - The heart of the city, Saint Stephen’s Cathedral.

• Local certified tour guide
• Personalized attention and interactive experiences
• Small group walking city tour (max. 14 people)
• 2-hour history and sightseeing tour
• Pictures and maps for visual assistance
• Vienna’s historic centre walking tour

• Food and Drink
• Gratuities
• No museum entries

Embark on a guided walking tour to uncover Vienna’s rich history. Experience an introduction to the city with a highly-rated local expert guide. Discover iconic landmarks in the historic center and hear fascinating stories known only to locals.

Visit Vienna’s top attractions, such as Hofburg Palace, Vienna State Opera, the Spanish Riding School, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and more.

Uncover Vienna’s imperial legacy and trace the paths of legendary composers like Mozart, Beethoven, and Johann Strauss. Dive into the city’s famous coffeehouse culture, where brilliant minds found inspiration.

An excellent introduction to Vienna’s history
Ideal for first-time visitors or those with limited time
Connect with a local
Licensed & certified guide
Exclusive small group, with a maximum of 14 people

The tour concludes at the stunning St. Stephen’s Cathedral, a symbol of Vienna.

• The tour operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 10 travelers
• Please keep in mind our tour does not visit inside of any museums
• Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• Not recommend for travelers with walking disorders

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