Discover Vienna’s hidden gems and iconic landmarks on an intimate walking tour. Uncover history, culture, and charm in a small group setting.
- Griechengasse - The “Greek Area” gets its name from merchants involved in Oriental trade who settled at the meat market. On January 17, 1685, Johannes Theodat opened Vienna’s first coffee house in his home on Haarmarkt, now Rotenturmstrasse 14.
- Griechenbeisl - The Griechenbeisl inn was first mentioned in the 15th century. It is also renowned for the Mark Twain Room.
- Schönlaterngasse - This old town lane, with its cluster of historic houses, exudes timeless charm. A beautiful lantern gave this romantic lane its name.
- Church of the Jesuits - Adorned in opulent Baroque splendor, the church stands as a testament to artistic mastery, its grandeur captivating all who enter. Every arch and ornament whispers tales of devotion and beauty.
- Mozarthaus Vienna - Located at Domgasse 5, this museum presents the life and work of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart, focusing on his years in Vienna from 1781 to 1791.
- Stephansdom Monument - St. Stephen’s Cathedral is the heart of Vienna, where history meets heaven’s embrace. This unique landmark is the city’s most famous sight.
- Plague Column (Pestsaule) - The highly baroque Holy Trinity column on Graben dates back to a time when one of the last major plague epidemics raged in Vienna. While fleeing the city, Emperor Leopold I vowed to erect a column of mercy when the plague ended.
- Peterskirche - One of Vienna’s most beautiful baroque churches, built in the early 18th century according to plans by Lukas von Hildebrandt, a star architect of his time. A highlight of Vienna’s city center.
- Graben and Kohlmarkt - Kohlmarkt, with its upscale boutiques and historic charm, draws shoppers and strollers to its refined ambiance. Meanwhile, Graben captivates with its bustling energy, vibrant cafes, and captivating architecture, serving as a lively hub in the heart of the city.
- Freyung - Freyung is known for its picturesque square and buildings.
- Palais Ferstel - Palais Ferstel is a striking architectural gem in Vienna, featuring magnificent design and housing a vibrant mix of shops, cafes, and cultural spaces within its historic walls, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its grandeur and charm.
- Café Central - Café Central in Vienna has a storied past, frequented by notable figures like Freud and Stefan Zweig, where their intellectual exchanges still echo within its elegant walls.
- The Hofburg - The Hofburg, Vienna’s imperial palace, stands as a majestic symbol of Habsburg power and grandeur, showcasing centuries of history. Its magnificent architecture and rich heritage continue to captivate visitors.
- Austrian National Library - The National Library in Vienna is both a treasure trove of old books and a stunning architectural wonder, embodying Austria’s rich cultural heritage.
- Albertina - The Albertina Museum in Vienna houses a remarkable collection of art, spanning from Renaissance masterpieces to contemporary works, within its elegant historic setting.
- Wiener Staatsoper - The Vienna State Opera House is an iconic symbol of musical excellence, where world-class performances resonate within its opulent halls, enchanting audiences with each captivating note and breathtaking production. With its grand facade and rich history, it serves as a majestic beacon of Vienna’s enduring cultural legacy, drawing visitors from around the globe to witness the magic of opera come to life on its illustrious stage.
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- Comfort: Small Group Walking Tour
- Personal Attention
- Licensed and Certified Austria Guide
- Gratuities
Experience the enchanting beauty of Vienna’s City Center on a captivating walking tour designed to provide a delightful escape from big groups. In a small group setting, embark on a journey through Vienna’s rich history, its fascinating stories and hidden gems, landmarks and sights of the old town. This walking tour offers a small group experience in English with personal attention allowing you to uncover the essence of Vienna. As you stroll through beautiful streets, I will regale you with tales of Vienna’s illustrious past, from the days of the Habsburg Empire to the birth of classical music legends and beyond. Immerse yourself in the best of Vienna’s city center, where history, culture, and charm intertwine. Discover the architectural wonders that have defined Vienna’s skyline for centuries, including the iconic St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the majestic Hofburg Palace and Vienna State Opera House. Join me on this wonderful introduction and beyond.
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