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
Skip the ticket desk for a 65m Wiener Riesenrad ride, quick panorama museum stop, and skyline views over Vienna’s Prater.
Skip-the-line entry to Schönbrunn Palace plus a guided sweep of the Great Gallery, then gardens time with a licensed guide.
Experience Vienna’s Votivkirche transformed into a 30-minute Genesis light-and-sound show with 360-degree color, music, and atmosphere.
Get a guided behind-the-scenes look at Vienna’s Spanish Riding School, touring Winter and Summer halls and the historic Stallburg.
Skip-the-line Hofburg tour with Sisi Museum and Imperial Apartments, plus courtyards, gardens, and a Lipizzaner photo stop.
Vienna to Hallstatt day trip for UNESCO Salzkammergut views and the Skywalk lift, plus Schloss Ort photo spots and guided stops.
“Excellent. Our guide Lidia was wonderful. Explained everything thoroughly and made it very enjoyable. Our driver was well seasoned and was able to divert our return due to accidents on the road. Although it rained on the last part of our day, it was well worth the experience. Thank you!”
Skip-the-line timed entry to Schönbrunn Palace and Gardens with a licensed guide, exclusive 22-room highlights, and Gloriette views.
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.
A 1-hour Classic Ensemble Vienna concert in St. Peter’s Church vaults, featuring Mozart and Vivaldi plus a program and coat check.
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.
Mozart and Strauss in Vienna’s Golden Hall, with period costumes, famous solos, and a lively orchestra performance at Musikverein.
“View was partially blocked. Really need to be in front row of a life.”
A 1-hour, interactive multimedia trip through 2000 years of Vienna, with 5D film, VR music history, and wartime shelter scenes.
Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum day admission ticket for $25. See Rubens, Rembrandt, goldsmith treasures, and royal jewels in a grand palace.
The palaces, the concert halls, the coffee houses, and the road out along the Danube.
