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The 7 most popular dessert tours in Vienna, each one here with its price, how long it runs and a link straight to the booking page.
Make three decorated chocolate bars, learn tempering with real tools, sip Aztec-style Xocolate, and visit the BO-YO chocolate museum in Vienna.
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Vienna coffee, cake and pastries with small groups, family bakeries and Naschmarkt tastings plus local stories in 3.5 hours.
“Maria was an excellent guide. Was in Vienna for the holidays and it was very busy. She picked some amazing spots to try they were a little outside the main tourist areas. Places that we would never have found on our own. All of her picks were great. Great variety of spots.”
Vienna’s BO-YO chocolate workshop: learn tempering, make 3 decorated bars and Xocolatl, plus Chocolate Museum entry.
“It was so much fun learning about cocoa and making our own chocolate bars and hot chocolate! Learning all the history of the how/when/why chocolate all began was a lot of fun as well! Definitely would recommend this experience!”
A 2.5-hour small-group walk for Vienna’s best coffee, cake, and chocolate near Naschmarkt, with tastings and local guide stories.
Vienna private city tour of palaces and churches with Sacher cake option. Small group, clear English, classic highlights in 3 hours.
“Jacob was so knowledge and such an easy going personality. We had such a great tour, so much incredible information.”
Visit Vienna’s House of Strauss with interactive exhibits, a 15-minute LED concert show, and coffee with Strauss cake in about 2.5 hours.
“What a fabulous initiative for House Of Strauss. Introducing Strauss in a slide presentation wasn’t boring, the owners have really worked hard to make this tour interesting. Upstairs was super fun with lots of interactive activities to explore & play. Staff very helpful, l would totally recommend.”
Vienna dessert tour with krapfen, Austrian cakes, and a Naschmarkt stop. Small-group tastings plus public transport guidance. $119.
“Maria was a wonderful guide to some of the best coffee, pastries, and meals in Vienna. She introduced us to areas that we never would have discovered on our own, and provided interesting details about the culture and traditions. Dinner was the best meal we have had, so far! Plus, Maria explained how to use…”
The palaces, the concert halls, the coffee houses, and the road out along the Danube.
