• Maria Theresia Denkmal - The journey begins at the grand Maria Theresien Memorial located at Maria Theresien Platz. Maria Theresia was a formidable female leader in the 18th century, and her monument is the most impressive on the grand Ring.

• Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna - The Museum of Fine Arts evolved from the art collections of the House of Habsburg. Its picture gallery is one of the largest and most significant globally. Highlights include unique works by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, as well as masterpieces by Vermeer, Rembrandt, Raphael, Caravaggio, Velázquez, and Italian Baroque painters.

• Natural History Museum (Naturhistorisches Museum) - The Natural History Museum’s origins trace back to the imperial collections of the 18th century. “Dedicated to the kingdom of nature and its exploration,” the building, exhibitions, and collections create a total work of art with a distinctive atmosphere.

• Ringstrasse - The tour crosses the Ringstraße, a circular grand boulevard that encircles the historic center of Vienna.

• Burgtor - Known as the Palace Gate, it was constructed between 1821-1824 after Napoleon caused significant damage to the city walls in 1809. 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, which housed the imperial family until 1918, now contains the office of the Federal President, an important congress center, and numerous art collections.

• The Hofburg - Originally a 13th-century castle, the 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, formerly known as the Emperor’s Garden, were created in 1819 on the foundations of a former fortified compound, the Augustinerschanze.

• Schmetterlinghaus - The Palm House in the Burggarten, also known as the Butterfly House, is located 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 period to the present. Featuring works from Michelangelo and Dürer to Rembrandt and Rubens, and from Klimt and Schiele to Picasso, Richter, and Lassnig, the 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 most renowned and captivating opera houses in the world.

• Österreichische Nationalbibliothek - Visit the Augustinerkirche and the baroque State Hall of the Austrian National Library, one of the most important libraries globally, 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 the year 1220.

• Graben and Kohlmarkt - Kohlmarkt and Graben are the most exclusive shopping streets in Vienna.

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

• Plague Column (Pestsäule) - The Plague Column in Vienna.

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

• Small group guided walking tour
• Pictures, maps, and postcards
• Personal attention
• History

Explore Vienna’s fascinating history on this small-group walking tour. Enjoy an excellent introduction to Vienna with a certified Austria Guide. Discover iconic landmarks in the historic center and hear captivating stories and history known only to locals.

Join a delightful classical walking tour with a small group of 10 people or fewer. Experience the grandeur of imperial façades, horse-drawn carriages, and learn about renowned classical composers like Mozart and Beethoven, along with tales of Johann Strauss.

Visit famous highlights such as Hofburg Palace, Vienna Opera House, Palmenhaus, Spanish Riding School, Graben, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and more.

• Receive personalized attention from your guide
• Connect with a local
• Guided by a licensed and certified Austria Guide
• Classic walking tour of the City Center with sights
• Small group of 10 people or fewer

The tour concludes at the stunning St. Stephen’s Cathedral, a testament to Vienna’s architectural legacy.

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