Panoramic tour of Vienna

Daily, 1 November – 31 October

A comprehensive tour of the city to soak up the imperial atmosphere of Vienna. Starting at the Opera House, we pass the Imperial Hofburg Palace with a stop at Heroes' Square. We continue along the elegant Ringstrasse boulevard, taking in the Parliament, City Hall, the Burgtheater, the University and the Votive Church, before reaching Clock Square and Cathedral Square and ending at the Hundertwasser House, where a stop is made. We then head to the Prater, continue to the Old Danube, passing the United Nations headquarters and the Danube Tower, and return to the centre via the house where Johann Strauss composed The Blue Danube Waltz. Re-entering the Ringstrasse, we pass the War Ministry, the Museum of Applied Arts and the City Park with its historic Kursalon, before reaching Schwarzenberg Square and finishing back at the Opera House, home to the famous Hotel Sacher and Albertina Square.

Minimum 2 persons  ·  Price per passenger

Panoramic tour of Vienna with Schönbrunn Palace

Daily, 1 November – 31 October

Discover Austria's most visited building: the former summer residence of the Habsburg dynasty. Of its 1,441 rooms, 40 are open to the public. You will see the apartments occupied in the 19th century by the court of Emperor Franz Joseph and his wife Elizabeth, known as Sisi, and enjoy a stroll through the magnificent gardens. On the way back to the centre, a stop is made at the Upper Belvedere Palace, where you can admire the gardens and take in sweeping views across the city. The tour continues with the Vienna panoramic drive, taking in the Opera House, the Imperial Hofburg Palace, Parliament, City Hall, the Burgtheater, the University and the Votive Church, before reaching Clock Square and Cathedral Square. The route then continues to the Hundertwasser House, the Prater, the Old Danube, the United Nations headquarters and the Danube Tower, returning to the centre via the house where Johann Strauss composed The Blue Danube Waltz. The tour ends back at the Opera House, home to the famous Hotel Sacher and Albertina Square.

Minimum 2 persons  ·  Price per passenger

Vienna complete

Daily, 1 November – 31 October

The most comfortable and comprehensive way to see all of Vienna in just one day. You will begin with a visit to Schönbrunn Palace (with audio guide), the former summer residence of the Habsburg dynasty. Of its 1,441 rooms, 40 are open to the public. You will tour the apartments occupied in the 19th century by the court of Emperor Franz Joseph and his wife Elizabeth, known as Sisi, and have time to stroll through the beautiful gardens. The programme continues with the Vienna panoramic tour, ending at a central restaurant (3-course lunch, drinks not included). After lunch, a visit to the State Opera*, where a local guide will show you its impressive architecture: the entrance hall and main staircase, the marble hall, the Gustav Mahler hall and the auditorium. *The State Opera reserves the right to cancel visits; in this case the admission charge will be deducted.

Minimum 2 persons  ·  Price per passenger

A morning at Schönbrunn

Daily, 1 November – 31 October

Explore Austria's most visited building with a private guide: the former summer residence of the Habsburg dynasty. Of its 1,441 rooms, 40 are open to the public. On a charming guided tour, you will visit the apartments occupied in the 19th century by the court of Emperor Franz Joseph and his wife Elizabeth, known as Sisi. Afterwards, enjoy a walk through the wonderful palace gardens.

Minimum 2 persons  ·  Price per passenger

Supplement for car pick-up and drop-off at hotel, per person: 50 € / 40 € / 25 €

The historic old town of Vienna

1. Vienna at first sight: A walking tour of Vienna's old town, visiting the Imperial Habsburg residence known as the Hofburg, St. Stephen's Cathedral, the former Jewish quarter and the City Park with its monument to the Waltz King, Johann Strauss. Available daily, 1 November – 31 October.

2. Medieval walk: Starting at Schwedenplatz, the route winds through the area of the old university, around St. Stephen's Cathedral, through hidden inner courtyards and underground cellars. Available daily except Sundays, November–October.

Minimum 2 persons  ·  Price per passenger

Vienna and Empress Sisi

Daily, 1 November – 31 October

A walking tour tracing the life and death of the Empress: the Sisi Museum and the Imperial Apartments at the Hofburg; the historic St. Augustine's Church where she was married; ending in the garden in front of the Sisi monument.

Minimum 2 persons  ·  Price per passenger

Vienna Woods and Mayerling

Sat & Sun 09:00 (Nov–Mar)  |  Daily 09:00 (Apr–Oct)

The southern Vienna Woods region awaits with its fascinating attractions. You will visit the former Mayerling Hunting Lodge and the memorial chapel where Crown Prince Rudolf met his tragic end in 1889, together with Baroness Vetsera. At the Cistercian monastery of Heiligenkreuz (Holy Cross, founded 1133), you will tour the medieval cloister with the tombs of the last members of the Babenberg dynasty. A short stroll through the Roman spa town of Baden is followed by a return to Vienna via the wine village of Gumpoldskirchen.

Minimum 2 persons  ·  Price per passenger

Danube Valley and Melk Abbey

Daily, 1 November – 31 October

A day steeped in history: ancient legends, medieval castles, beautiful wine villages along the most scenic stretch of the Danube in Austria, terraced vineyards, monasteries, and the jewel of Austrian Baroque — the Benedictine Abbey of Melk. Heading north-west of Vienna, two stops are made: first the wine town of Krems, an open-air museum of medieval architecture renowned for its apricot spirits and liqueurs; then Dürnstein, a tiny valley village famous for the months that the legendary English King Richard the Lionheart spent imprisoned there. The highlight of the day is Melk Abbey, visited with a local guide. After the tour, lunch is served at the abbey restaurant or a nearby village, before returning directly to Vienna.

Minimum 2 persons  ·  Price per passenger