
Street Art Tour Vienna
Around twenty street art pieces guided by insiders of the Viennese scene. Departs at 16:00 from April to October and at 14:00 from November to March.

The imperial capital
Imperial palaces, century-old coffee houses and the world capital of classical music. Vienna is savored slowly, between waltzes, pastries and great museums.
10 experiences available
1 experiences available

Around twenty street art pieces guided by insiders of the Viennese scene. Departs at 16:00 from April to October and at 14:00 from November to March.
9 experiences available

A private culinary adventure through Vienna’s sweet and savory food scene. You’ll wander the streets like a local and discover tasty dishes and hidden gems.

A private tasting tour of the Wachau Valley led by one of Austria’s best-known sommeliers, visiting top vineyards with a gourmet lunch at a historic family-run estate.

A private tasting of nine Austrian wines paired with Viennese-style tapas. Vienna is one of the few European capitals growing grapes and making wine within city limits.

A private tour of Vienna’s Christmas markets with a tasting of local treats. Seasonal product.

A culinary adventure through the sweet and savory food scene of Austria’s capital, wandering like a local between traditional dishes and lesser-known stops.

There is a good reason why Vienna is famous for its sweets. You’ll explore the city’s most beloved pastry shops with a local guide with a serious sweet tooth.

Local wines, Austrian aperitifs and curated Viennese cocktails at the guides’ favorite bars, seeing how the city shifts from day to night.

The private version of Vienna’s historic coffee house tour: landmark pastry shops, city stories and an Austrian meal included.

Vienna the ecological way: a three-course Viennese menu with drinks aboard an iconic classic electric car with a private chauffeur.
Vienna keeps the scale of an imperial capital. The Ring, the circular boulevard that replaced the city walls, wraps the historic centre and strings together the Opera, the Fine Arts and Natural History museums and the Hofburg. Schönbrunn, the Habsburgs’ summer palace, sits on the outskirts, twenty minutes away by metro.
Coffee-house culture is officially part of the city’s heritage: you pay for the table and the time, and nobody hurries you out. Classical concerts run daily, from the Musikverein to the churches, with cheap standing tickets in the big halls. Public transport is punctual and reaches everywhere. In December, Christmas markets spread across the central squares.
In Vienna you can book everything from museums, monuments and historic sites to local experiences and activities. Some examples: Best Private Vienna Food Tour: Local Taste & Hidden Gems, Wachau Valley Wine Tour: Private Day Trip from Vienna and Private Vienna Wine Tour: Austrian Wines & Viennese Food. Each activity is run by a licensed local guide or company, and your booking is confirmed instantly.
Activities in Vienna last between 1.5 hours and 8 hours, depending on the one you choose. The exact duration is shown on each tour card, next to the price. Full-day trips and excursions to other cities are the longest; walking tours and tastings are the shortest.
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Each activity has its own meeting point in Vienna, usually somewhere central and easy to find. The exact address, the time you should arrive and what to bring are provided by the operator on the booking page and in your confirmation email. We recommend arriving at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time.