VIENNA
Vienna at its best.
The 15 most popular things to do in Vienna. Imperial palaces, classical concerts, grand coffee houses and day trips along the Danube, all in one place.
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons on period instruments in Vienna’s Karlskirche. 75 minutes of thunder, birdsong, and cold-church charm.
Most Popular“it was one of the best concerts I've ever been to. loved it. a but sad i couldn't take pictures.”
Skip the ticket desk for a 65m Wiener Riesenrad ride, quick panorama museum stop, and skyline views over Vienna’s Prater.
“It was a very nice experience, there was. a huge line, but with 2 clicks we skipped the line and entered to catch the ride at sunset, you can see the lovely colors in the sky. with a great view of the city and the games. Totally worth it!”
Skip-the-line entry to Schönbrunn Palace plus a guided sweep of the Great Gallery, then gardens time with a licensed guide.
“Very informative about the history of Vienna and Austria paired with breathtaking sights both inside and outside of the palace.”
Experience Vienna’s Votivkirche transformed into a 30-minute Genesis light-and-sound show with 360-degree color, music, and atmosphere.
“awesome experience for sure!!!!! the lights and sounds of the whole program was nothing less magical.”
Get a guided behind-the-scenes look at Vienna’s Spanish Riding School, touring Winter and Summer halls and the historic Stallburg.
“Great way to spend an hour in Vienna. Our guide took us into the riding school arena and recounted the history of the Spanish riding school which was very interesting. We then walked through various locations within the school, ending up at the stables. During our walk we learned more about the school and it's…”
Skip-the-line Hofburg tour with Sisi Museum and Imperial Apartments, plus courtyards, gardens, and a Lipizzaner photo stop.
“Mario is very knowledgeable and nice. Highly recommended”
Vienna to Hallstatt day trip for UNESCO Salzkammergut views and the Skywalk lift, plus Schloss Ort photo spots and guided stops.
“Excellent day trip to Hallstatt. Our guide Sophia was very knowledgeable and extremely helpful in outlining the best points of the stops we made. Great people on the bus who were all on time at each stop a point that Sophia kept applauding. (Guessed she may have had some late groups previously) The weather played…”
Skip-the-line timed entry to Schönbrunn Palace and Gardens with a licensed guide, exclusive 22-room highlights, and Gloriette views.
“Fantastic! A lot of knowledge was shared and was more exciting that just walking through on our own.”
2-hour Vienna city-center walk with a licensed guide: coffee house culture, Lipizzaner training at the Spanish Riding School, and St. Stephen’s legends.
“Wolfgang was fun, knowledgeable, and connected to all in the tour. He added details for individuals as he "learned" us and this help connect and make new friends. Great way to see and begin to understand Vienna.”
A 1-hour Classic Ensemble Vienna concert in St. Peter’s Church vaults, featuring Mozart and Vivaldi plus a program and coat check.
“It was a beautiful, quant, and inspiring collection of songs performed by exceptional musicians. I would highly recommend this event. To hear classical music in an historic church in Vienna is a unique experience for most people. I loved every second of it. I have nothing but good things to say about it.”
Watch the High School of Classical Horsemanship in Vienna’s baroque Winter Riding School with Lipizzans, music, and special lighting.
Hear Mozart, Bach, Christmas classics, or a massive organ recital inside Vienna’s St. Stephen’s Cathedral for about $11.
“What a lovely experience to be had whilst visiting Vienna. St Stephens Cathedral. The cathedral is amazing and a good way to see inside whilst all beautifully lit up. The concert lasted just over an hour and was wonderful. Well worth a visit.”
Mozart and Strauss in Vienna’s Golden Hall, with period costumes, famous solos, and a lively orchestra performance at Musikverein.
“We had the best time on your last night in Vienna attending this concert. Not only was the music amazing but the theater was stunningly beautiful. It’s a must when in Vienna.”
A 1-hour, interactive multimedia trip through 2000 years of Vienna, with 5D film, VR music history, and wartime shelter scenes.
“Very interesting and great effects! Really enjoyable.”
Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum day admission ticket for $25. See Rubens, Rembrandt, goldsmith treasures, and royal jewels in a grand palace.
“Wery good. All parts of expositions. Ideal collection. Not owerload. One of the best museums on the world, and best in Vienna. Good for disabled as I. Excellent climate equipment (outside was +33C.”
The palaces, the concert halls, the coffee houses, and the road out along the Danube.
