80 activitati in Vienna, AUSTRIA

Check out Prague and enter the realm of fantasy with this fascinating full day tour from Vienna. Visit the fairytale castle and enjoy an extensive city tour that includes such famous landmarks as the Charles Bridge, the National Theatre, the Old Jewish Cemetery, the Old Town and Wenceslas Square. You will also have free time to explore the city at your own pace. Travel through the bucolic Moravian and Bohemian countrysides on your way to pristine Prague, one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. Begin on a high with a guided tour of the capital. At Prague Castle, the largest ancient fortress in the world, wander the myriad palaces, churches, monasteries, halls, towers and gardens that mark out this Disney-like complex. Which is more beautiful? St Vitus’s Cathedral or St George’s Basilica? Prague Castle asks those kinds of question of you. Discover the city’s other sights during the rest of the guided tour. See the haunting Old Jewish Cemetery and enjoy panoramic views from Charles Bridge, possibly one of the most romantic spots in the city. It buzzes with the sound of musicians, artists and performers. In your free time you can take to the cobbled streets of the Old Town. Admire architectural gems from the Gothic spires of Our Lady of Tyn, through examples of modernism and historicism to the baroque beauty of St Nicholas Church. And you can’t miss the famous medieval astronomical clock on the Town Hall, with its Walk of the Apostles and the Grim Reaper striking the hour. Duration Between 10 and 12 hours. Start/opening time Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.15 am (from April 2 to October 31). Languages English, German, French, Italian and Spanish. Japanese guide only available in Prague.

This tour encompasses the visit to Graz, the friendliest old town alive and a visit to the second largest city in Austria, with a long history - Baden. Graz boasts with the UNESCO World Heritage Site Altstadt von Gratz, known as The Old Town which is the heart and soul of this city. Your trip begins with the scheduled pick up from your hotel/accommodation in Vienna after you meet our professional driver/guide. From there you take a relaxing trip through Austria's beautiful countryside and then reach Baden. Besides the historic buildings and beautiful parks which you will find around Baden, you will also find several monuments of famous historical figures. The city offers numerous cultural and natural highlights, but your driver/guide will also reveal stories about Baden's history and culture as you stop for breakfast and coffee. After Baden, your ride continues to Graz. Popular as one of the best preserved medieval centers in Europe which are also at the UNESCO's list since 1999. Graz was Europe's cultural capital in 2003. You will continue to explore the Old Town with an experienced local guide and you will admire the Kunsthaus Graz, Landhaus, the old University, the Mausoleum and the Minoritenkirche. Hidden alleys, romantic inner courtyards, and ornate facades will help you wander and discover something fascinating around every corner. After this memorable sightseeing tour, you can enjoy your free time for lunch and explore the city on your own. Your tour concludes with the transportation back to initial hotel/accommodation in Vienna. Languages English

Unlock the hidden secrets of the wonderful Wachau Valley, one of the most beautiful destinations near Vienna. Head off the beaten track through the narrow backstreets and even narrower wine paths, and discover charming villages, picturesque towns and spectacular scenery while learning all about winemaking and the fascinating history and culture of this region. Explore the Wachau from the luxury and comfort of an eight-seater Mercedes minivan and visit some of the valley’s many wineries. See the steep vineyards that cover the banks of the Danube in this area renowned for its dry whites made from riesling and gruner veltliner grapes. Enjoy some free time to wander around Durnstein, a pretty medieval town dominated by the ruins of a castle where English king Richard the Lionheart (of Robin Hood fame) was held prisoner. Pause for lunch in a Heuriger, a traditional Austrian wine tavern. Visit a beautiful family-run winery in the hillside hamlet of Spitz overlooking the Danube. Taste a selection of wines from the valley and sample other local delicacies such as the famed apricot jams and schnapps. Hop aboard a river barge for a scenic 70- minute Danube cruise from Spitz to Melk, giving you a different perspective of the Wachau. Stroll around the picture-postcard town of Melk, which is dominated by the mesmerising Melk Abbey. Cap off a delightful day away from the big city by taking some photos of Austria’s most famous and arguably most beautiful baroque monastery before returning to Vienna. Languages English.

During our tour will visit three sites in the city that make us remember the life and stories of Sisi: the Imperial crypt located in the basement of the Church of the Capuchins for the members of the Austrian dynast; In this beautiful crypt have found its abode 146 nobles, including 12 emperors, empresses 19 and Queens. The magnificent double coffin for María Teresa and her husband, the emperor Francis I. We will visit the own Church of the Capuchins and to finish the visit will visit the interesting Museum of Sisi. With our guide you will get to know different rooms of the Museum, except for apartments that you can visit on your own if the time allows it. Long time ago that Elisabeth, the beautiful Empress appreciated everywhere, has become a cult figure. The Sisi museum within the Imperial Apartments of the Imperial Palace confronts the myth to truth. The numerous personal objects of Elisabeth as well as most famous portraits of the beautiful Empress are the highlights of this exhibition. In the sight of the exhibition center is the private life of Elisabeth, her rebellion against the court ceremonial, made her run away from the cult of beauty, her obfuscation by the slenderness, sporting achievements and her exalted poetry. The Museum explains the indefatigable life of the legendary Empress: from the carefree era when she was a young girl in Bavaria, passing by the unexpected engagement with the Emperor of Austria, until her murder in the year 1898 in Geneva.

The tour starts at the Südtiroler Platz ,Following the Ringstraße ring we will make an interesting panoramic view where you can admire the numerous buildings that are found here. As examples of these, pointed out: the impressive Vienna Opera House, home of the famous "Opera Ball" which is celebrated every year and, near it, the great Hofburg, the winter residence of the imperial family. Then we visit the monumental buildings of the Museum of Art History and the Museum of Natural History, Parliament, City Hall and the Burgtheater theatre. The culmination of this tour will take us to the famous Schönbrunn Palace, a former imperial summer residence in which, among others, María Teresa lived. The imperial summer residence belongs to the World Heritage Site and attracts millions of people around the world every year to see how they lived there.You can also visit the gardens or have a cup original Viennese coffee with a piece of apple pie (strudell).

Vienna and music are inseparable. The city’s passion for the musical arts has guided and nurtured Western music since the 17th century, and over the centuries, Vienna has attracted the greatest musicians and composers that have ever lived: Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, and dozens upon dozens of others. On this 3-hour private tour with a local expert or historian, we’ll visit sites associated with the major figures of music history, learning how music has shaped Viennese society and tracing the roots of beloved classical music traditions which are still practiced today. We’ll marvel at the exterior of the State Opera, where many an aspiring young singer has dreamed of debuting. Just a few blocks away, we may stop at the Theater Museum, which houses a charming collection of set models and costumes and also contains the grand “Eroica Hall,” named after Beethoven’s Third Symphony. Depending on the day, we may also stop in front of the Theater an der Wien to discuss Vienna's reputation as the seat of opera; the Kunstverein, examining how different institutions are placed in Vienna's cultural canon; or the Mozart House or a former residence of Beethoven, zeroing in on the individuals whose personalities tower over Western music history. Language English Others While you are prepaid for the walk, you are responsible for paying any entrance fees needed while with your docent (these can vary, but are typically around €10 per person). If you are the holder of a Vienna Museum pass, that may be used toward your entry at the Theater Museum (Palais Lobkowitz).

Visiting Bratislava has never been easier. With this one hour drive day trip from Vienna, Bratislava is in the palm of your hand. Experience this unforgettable 8-hour tour small group tour and visit the most popular attractions including Grassalkovich Palace and Bratislava Old Town. Walk through Bratislava’s charming streets led by the local guide, hear local jokes and learn about Slovakia’s history. Bratislava day trip will begin with a pick up from your hotel/accommodation in Vienna. Our professional, English speaking driver will wait for you at the pre-arranged schedule. Sit back in a luxury vehicle and enjoy your ride along the Austrian countryside. Admire beautiful landscapes as you cross the Slovakian border. Upon arrival, meet your experienced local guide for a walking tour. Admire the monuments of the Old Town, famous St.Michael’s Gate and a Tower located on the top of Michalska Street. This city gate is ranked as one of the oldest buildings in Bratislava. St.Michael’s Tower is the last remaining of the city gates from the medieval fortifications. The local guide will take you to St.Martin’s Cathedral where 11 Hungarian kings and queens were crowned between 1536 and 2830. Afterwards, continue to the Rococo-style Grassalkovich Palace - the official presidential residence in Slovakia. Grassalkovich Palace is the 18-th century social spot for Hungarian aristocracy. Admire Primate’s Palace, which is, according to many people testimonials, the most beautiful building in Bratislava. After this historical and unforgettable, sightseeing tour, you can enjoy your free time for lunch and continue to explore this beautiful Slovakian capital on your own. The guide and your driver will help you reveal the best places and restaurants in the city. Taste local Slovakian cuisine. In the afternoon, we will drive you back to the initial hotel/accommodation. Languages English

The immense Kunsthistorisches Museum stands as one of the great art collections in the world. Our private 2.5-hour visit is designed as an overview or "crash course,” with time spent in several of the major collections. One particular focus will be the picture gallery, featuring 16th and 17th century paintings from Venice, the Netherlands, and Germany and including masters such as Titian, Vermeer, van Eyck, and Dürer. Inspired by the masterpieces hanging before us, we’ll take an aesthetics approach, discussing the visible differences between northern and southern European painting styles. We’ll also look at how and why the ruling Habsburgs collected certain works and will cast our imaginations outwards to reflect on the collection’s greater symbolism for imperial Austria. Language English

A half day visit will show you the beauty of the southern part of the Vienna Woods. Through the Roman city and hot springs of Baden, passing by the romantic Helenental Valley until the former Hunting Palace in Mayerling (today a Memorial Chapel), where the Crown Prince of the Crown Rodolfo and the Baroness Vetsera in 1889 found their tragic end. In the morning we will visit the medieval Abbey of Heiligenkreuz (1133-based), with its medieval passion of Christ and the last tomb of the Babenberger, and in the evening will see the imposing Cabinet of figures Koryphaum. We’ll pass a moment by the Höldrichsmühle mill until the Seegrotte Grotto. After a boat ride on the largest underground lake in Europe, will leave the Vienna Woods to return to Vienna where the tour ends in the Opera area.

Wine is likely not to be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about Vienna, which is why you might be surprised and delighted to learn that Vienna and wine have been uniquely entwined since the Roman Emperor Probus brought the art of winemaking to the city in 280 B.C. By the 16th century, wine was the favoured trade product of the city, making wine and the numerous vineyards here an integral part of Viennese life and culture. On this tour, tailor-made for wine-lovers, you’ll be immersing yourself into the world of Vienna’s best-loved wines. Our journey begins in the centre of Vienna and the only remaining wine garden in the city’s 1st district. From there, we jump on the ‘Bim’, which is how the Viennese endearingly refer to the tram. As we ride, you’ll catch glimpses of all the major sites that surround the illustrious ring of the city, and to accompany each, your guide will be able to tell tales of the interesting connection these iconic sites have to the city’s wines. Onwards and upwards (quite literally), we’ll then head into the hills of Nussdorf, past the ominous yet impressive Karl Marx Hof; Europe's largest social housing building, for our first refreshment and food break. Strengthened and rehydrated after some traditional Viennese snacks and the famous g'spritzter (white wine spritzer) we will head for a heuriger (wine bar) in the hills, taking in the breathtaking views of Vienna and its surroundings before settling in for another glass of wine and learning exactly what makes a ‘Gemischten Satz’ unique and what a ‘Wienerlied’ is. Next, we’ll take a leisurely stroll back down the hill, passing more landmarks along the way, bringing us to a traditional winery where there is a very good chance we’ll enjoy a glass of wine in their beautiful courtyard, weather permitting. We’ll then travel via underground back into central Vienna to visit the city’s most famous wine merchant to learn more about Viennese wine and wine culture, and maybe, just maybe, try one or two more wines. Your tour will end in the city centre, before you go, don’t forget to ask your local guide for more tips on what else to see, do and eat during your stay in Vienna.

Vienna’s First District, its historic city center, is as intricately layered as the city’s history: Founded by the Celts, developed by the Romans, ruled by the Babenbergs, embellished by the Habsburgs, besieged by the Ottoman Empire, and occupied by the Nazis, Vienna has emerged in recent decades as a major European capital and center of arts and culture. During the course of this 3-hour private walking tour, we'll take a broad view of the city and look at the many forces that developed, and at times destroyed, Vienna's remarkably resilient historic center. We begin our tour at the Romanesque Ruprechtskirche, Vienna’s oldest church, situated in the most ancient part of the city. Passing through the area once settled by the Romans and through the area of the expansion by the first ruling family, we'll encounter the legacy of another family of great imperial power: the Habsburgs. Our path will take us briefly along the famous Ringstrasse, past the huge structures of Habsburg authority, where the Parliament building abuts the grounds of the great imperial palace, the Hofburg. As we make the turn back toward the city’s heart, we can discuss the ways that the Habsburgs’ infrastructure of empire drew the artists, musicians, and authors who created Viennese culture. We may even stop to restore ourselves with a torte and a coffee in the time-warp that is a Viennese café. Our walk ends at the Stephansdom, Vienna’s cathedral, an architectural marvel of Gothic design. By the end of our time together we'll feel a connection not only to the spectacular monuments of Vienna, but to the city’s quieter streets, its unique elegance, and its contested history. Language English

Get to know Lower Austria and explore the three historic cities with your private and experienced guide on a full day tour of Melk, Hallstatt, and Salzburg. Save your money and enjoy the flexibility of a tailor-made itinerary which suits your needs. Explore Benedictine Abbey, admire beautiful villages, visit Mozart’s birthplace and see the famous Lake District. Your private tour will start with a pick-up from your hotel/accommodation in Vienna at the pre-arranged time. Sit back and relax in a luxury vehicle and admire the scenery of Western Austria. Our first visit will be the Benedictine Abbey, above the town of Melk. Benedictine Abbey is on the rocky outcrop, overlooking the Danube river. The abbey contains the remains of several members of the House of Babenberg, Austria's first ruling dynasty, and the tomb of Saint Colman of Stockerau. We will take you to the top of the Abbey, from where you will experience the breathtaking view of Melk. After the Benedictine Abbey, we ride to the Lake District and pass through the picturesque town Bad Ischl. We stop at the beautiful Hallstatt village, Austria’s oldest and possibly the most photographed village, famous for its salt production. Discover a subterranean salt lake and the mummy of a prehistoric miner - preserved in salt. Hallstatt is a unique place. Chinese people have created the copy of this ancient salt mine village. Our final stop will be Salzburg, Mozart’s birthplace and the town of music. Feel the atmosphere of Mozart's hometown while visiting Salzburg’s top sights, such as UNESCO protected Old Town, Fortress, as well as the filming locations of “The Sound of Music”. In the afternoon, we drive you back to initial hotel/accommodation in Vienna. Languages English

In the heart of Europe, where the Alps meet the Mediterranean and the Pannonian Plain meets the Karst, there is a beautiful country Slovenia. Visit capital Ljubljana and tourist “must-see” Bled on this full-day trip from Vienna. See the main sights of Ljubljana accompanied by the experienced local guide. Your trip will start with an early pick-up from your hotel/accommodation in Vienna. Our driver/guide will wait for you at the pre-arranged schedule. Admire beautiful landscapes as you cross the border to Slovenia. Our first stop will be Baden where you can take the time for breakfast and coffee. Upon arrival to Ljubljana, your local guide will wait for you and start the walking tour. You will have the opportunity to hear about popular legends here in Ljubljana, especially the one about Ljubljana's dragon. Ljubljana is a small, but a very modern city that nurtures friendly and peaceful atmosphere. It is a lively city that surprises. Take a walk down Preseren Square and hear poems of him whispering from the corners, visit Franciskanska serve, central pharmacy or Hauptmann house and famous Triple Bridge. Your Slovenian adventure will be complete only after you visit popular Bled in the Upper Carniolan region of northwestern Slovenia. Bled is a glacier lake surrounded by high and mighty mountain peaks with a small island church protected by a thousand-year-old castle. This is Slovenian Alps pearl which will make you fall in love with its romantic and peaceful atmosphere. Your tour finishes with a relaxing transportation back to your hotel/accommodation in Vienna. Languages English

Travel out of Vienna for whole day. We will pass by a romantic Danube valley with several ancient castles, among them the ruin of Dürnstein, where according to legend Ricardo Heart of Lion was arrested and freed by his faithful squire Blondel, were witnesses to the great importance that in its days had the Danube, on whose banks are located idyllic villages with vineyards and steep, as a way to trade and of international traffic. Passing through Krems, the heart and center of this wine region, we approach Melk. The highlight of the tour is the visit of the Benedictine Abbey of Melk, one of the most famous baroque parts of the country, selected in 2008 with the Wachau region as ""Best Historic Destination of the World"". The visit of the grandiose Baroque complex is the final of this tour. You have the possibility of lunch in the restaurant of the monastery of Melk.

Every tourist visiting Croatia testifies about its rare beauty, rich culture, marvelous food and friendly people. Visit capital Zagreb and enjoy the sightseeing tour with the local guide and experience top attractions in Zagreb, such as Ban Jelacic Square, Cathedral, St.Mark’s church and many more. This tour is available as a small group tour and a coach tour and our experienced guide will help you learn about this Croatian gem and discover all hidden corners of this capital. Your trip will begin with an early pick up from your hotel/accommodation in Vienna. The first stop will be Graz, a charming town where you will have the time for breakfast and coffee. After, we continue to Maribor in Slovenia and then to Zagreb as the final stop. As we arrive in Zagreb, your local guide will wait for you and take you for a walk through the streets of Zagreb. The guide will narrate about Zagreb past, its legends and battles that once happened in this area. You will walk around the Ban Jelacic Square dedicated to the Croatian governor from the middle of 19th century, who abolished serfdom and convened the first Croatian Parliament elections. Your walk will continue to Tkalciceva Street where you will see the Cathedral, Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Church, Zrinjevac and many more popular attractions. Be curious and ask about Kaptol and Gradec merging, ask about Zagreb's hidden gold legends under kept by the sleeping dragon. After the guided sightseeing tour, you can take the free time to enjoy your lunch and discover Zagreb on your own. Languages English

While in Vienna do not miss the opportunity to visit the other great city in Austria, Salzburg, home of Mozart and the splendid gardens and Mirabell Palace. Drive through the majestic Alps and Austrian lakes in this fabulous one day trip to Salzburg. The tour includes a guided walk through the city of Salzburg.