Private Tours Vienna
This overview tour of Vienna includes Ringstraße with its prestigious buildings. Emperor Franz Josef I. inaugurated the new street officially on May 1st, 1965. However, only part of the magnificent buildings was complete at that time. Until the 1990s representative imperial buildings and private residences of the haute bourgeoisie in the style of historicism were built.
Highlights of the old town of Vienna – Hofburg to St. Stephan’s Cathedral This walking tour starts at the Vienna State Opera. Passing by the legendary Hotel Sacher, we walk across Albertinaplatz square to...
Hidden corners, Mozarthaus Vienna, Old University Quarter On this guided walking tour, you learn about the lesser known corners of Vienna city center. Passing through the medieval-style Ballgasse alley, we reach Franziskanerplatz square. At...
on your coach This overview tour of Vienna includes Ringstraße with its prestigious buildings. Emperor Franz Josef I. inaugurated the new street officially on May 1st, 1965. However, only part of the magnificent buildings...
Ringstraße, Hundertwasserhaus, gardens of Belvedere Palace We discover Vienna walking and using tram, starting with the famous boulevard Ringstraße. Emperor Franz Josef I. inaugurated the new street officially on May 1st, 1965. However, only...
Danube City and Vienna University of Economics and Business Next to the Danube one finds a very different face of Vienna, the Danube City. On the roofed-over Danube Bank Motorway a whole new city...
Heiligenkreuz Abbey, Mayerling and Baden Ludwig van Beethoven got inspired by his long hikes in the Vienna Woods. They are the green lungs of Vienna, a favorite recreation area for the Viennese. In the...
St. Stephen’s Cathedral with its 136 m (446 ft.) high south tower is the symbol of Vienna and the most important Gothic structure in Austria. On our tour around the cathedral we find on...
This private tour of Vienna includes Ringstraße with its prestigious buildings. Emperor Franz Josef I. inaugurated the new street officially on May 1st, 1965. However, only part of the magnificent buildings was complete at that time. Until the 1990s representative imperial buildings and private residences of the haute bourgeoisie in the style of historicism were built.
For Empress Elisabeth, the famous “Sisi”, a museum in the Imperial Palace Hofburg Vienna was installed by stage designer Rolf Langenfass. He tried to capture the melancholic feelings from which Sisi suffered often in...
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