• Maria Theresien Square - Maria-Theresien-Platz is a spacious public square situated between Ringstrasse and the Museumsquartier. On either side of the square stand two identical buildings, the Natural History Museum and the Art History Museum. The square is adorned with a magnificent statue of Empress Maria Theresa.
• Maria Theresia Denkmal - The most remarkable monument on Ringstrasse, featuring the grand Empress Maria Theresia and several other figures, including W.A. Mozart.
• Ringstrasse - The Ringstrasse is a grand circular boulevard encircling the historic center of Vienna. It replaced the medieval city fortifications in the latter half of the 19th century. Today, it is a stunning complex of grand buildings, including City Hall, Parliament, Burgtheater, Vienna State University, State Opera, and many more. The historic Ring Road style incorporates elements of Classical, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. Ringstrasse is recognized by UNESCO as part of Vienna’s World Heritage Site.
• Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna - The royal art collection tour begins right next to this magnificent building.
• Burgtor - A neoclassical main castle gate constructed after the Napoleonic Wars.
• Neue Burg - The New Castle houses several museums, such as the Austrian History Museum, World Museum, Imperial Armoury, and National Library. The Hofburg Congress Centre is also located here.

From the balcony of the New Castle, Adolf Hitler proclaimed the “Anschluss” of Austria into the Third Reich.

• The Hofburg - Visitors will explore the Hofburg, the former imperial palace of the Habsburgs and the center of power in historic Vienna. The guide details its centuries-long development, highlights significant courtyards and façades, and shares stories about emperors, empresses, and court life, as well as the palace’s role in modern Austria.

• Sisi Museum - An ideal place to delve into the tragic personality and life of the fascinating Habsburg empress.

• Heldenplatz - Heroes Square is a vast open, green area added to the city after the old bastion adjacent to the palace was demolished during the Napoleonic Wars.

• Osterreichische Nationalbibliothek - The Austrian National Library is one of the most significant libraries in the world.

• Spanish Riding School - The Baroque Winter Riding School at Hofburg Palace is the renowned venue where the elegant white Lipizzan Stallions regularly perform and train.

• St. Michael’s Church - St. Michael’s Church dates back to the year 1220. It is one of Vienna’s most captivating churches with a unique atmosphere.

• Bundeskanzleramt Oesterreich - The Office of the Federal Chancellor of Austria.

• Rathaus - The beautiful neo-Gothic City Hall is an excellent event location and the seat of Vienna’s government.

• The Hofburg - Visitors will explore the Hofburg, the former imperial palace of the Habsburgs and the center of power in historic Vienna. The guide details its centuries-long development, highlights significant courtyards and façades, and shares stories about emperors, empresses, and court life, as well as the palace’s role in modern Austria.

• Historic Center of Vienna - The historic center of Vienna is the main focus of this tour. The tour will explore the main attractions of the old historic part of Vienna.

• Café Central - Some of the greatest writers, composers, architects, painters, psychoanalysts, and revolutionaries once gathered here over coffee, cake, and a cigar in Vienna’s most beautiful coffee house.

• Burgtheater - One of the finest theaters in the world.

• Volksgarten - Volksgarten

At the center of the park stands the Theseus Temple, a small replica of the Hephaisteion in Athens, originally designed to showcase Antonio Canova’s sculpture.

The Cortisches coffee house in Volksgarten was a popular venue where even Austrian composer Johann Strauss used to play his waltzes.

• Beethoven Pasqualatihaus - A former residence of Ludwig van Beethoven, located in a prominent position on the ramp of the former town fortifications.
• Freyung Passage - The Palais Ferstel originally housed the Austro-Hungarian National Bank and the Stock Exchange.
• Universitat Wien - A stop at the University of Vienna to hear stories of groundbreaking minds such as Sigmund Freud and Lise Meitner, a brilliant Jewish physicist whose work transformed modern science. This connects Vienna’s academic legacy to global scientific breakthroughs.
• Freyung - This square is one of the oldest in Vienna’s city center and captivates with its intimate and picturesque atmosphere.
• Graben and Kohlmarkt - The most elegant pedestrian street in Vienna.
• Stephansplatz - The heart and soul of Vienna, the most central square.
• St. Stephen’s Cathedral - The cathedral and symbol of Vienna.

• Local certified tour guide
• Vienna’s historic centre walking tour
• Audio devices for clear hearing
• Insider tips on Vienna culture, food, and traditions
• Carefully designed route through historic center
• Personal recommendations for restaurants and cafés

• Please keep in mind our tour does not visit the inside of any museum.

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Vienna on this captivating walking tour. Explore the majestic Hofburg Palace, the elegant Town Hall, and the stunning Austrian Parliament Building as you stroll through the city center. Marvel at the intricate architecture of St. Stephen’s Cathedral and learn about its fascinating history.

But this tour isn’t just about the famous landmarks – your knowledgeable guide will also lead you to hidden gems and lesser-known sights that only locals know about. Discover charming alleyways, picturesque squares, and quaint cafes as you uncover the secrets of Vienna.

As you walk, your guide will share captivating stories about the city’s past, its notable residents, and the events that have shaped Vienna into the vibrant city it is today. Gain a deeper understanding of Vienna’s culture and heritage as you explore its most iconic sights and hidden treasures on this unforgettable walking tour.

• Please keep in mind our tour does not visit inside of any museums, but we do visit some churches and depending on weekday some other indoor locations, like palaces , university or cafe .
• Not recommend for travelers with walking disorders.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.