Things to do in Vienna
Museums33 optionsDay Trips from Vienna14 optionsVienna City Tour10 optionsVienna Airport Transfer13 optionsVienna Walking Tour54 optionsSisi Museum Guided Tour11 optionsBike Tour Vienna9 optionsFood Tour Vienna37 optionsBoat Tour Vienna10 optionsCooking Classes8 optionsWine Tasting Vienna19 optionsLeopold Museum11 options
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Vienna: St. Peter's Church Classical Concert Mozart & Beethoven★ 4.69 (2,390) · 1h–1h 10m
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Vienna: Historic Center Walking Tour & St. Stephen's Cathedral★ 4.89 (1,993) · 2h 30m
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Vienna: Schönbrunn Palace Skip-the-Line & Gardens Tour★ 4.61 (1,749) · 2h
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Danube Valley Day Trip from Vienna: Melk Abbey & Boat Cruise★ 4.15 (1,603) · 8h–11h€ 122View ›
Hallstatt Day Trip from Vienna: Skywalk & Ort Castle★ 4.63 (1,434) · 13h€ 71View ›
Vienna: Schönbrunn Palace Skip-the-Line & 22 Rooms Tour★ 4.65 (1,270) · 2h 30m€ 55View ›
Vienna: Food Tour with Cafés, Markets & Austrian Lunch★ 4.96 (1,242) · 5h 30m€ 132View ›
Vienna: 2,000 Years History with 5D Cinema & VR★ 4.49 (1,168) · 1h€ 25View ›
Classical Concert Vienna St. Anne's Church: Period instruments, Mozart★ 4.66 (1,050) · 1h 10m€ 27View ›
Vienna: WWII & Holocaust History Walking Tour★ 4.84 (1,017) · 2h 30m€ 23View ›Top rated (10)
Vienna: Ehrbarsaal Amadeus Concerts & Strauss WaltzesYou’ll sit beneath chandeliers in Vienna’s Ehrbarsaal for a live Amadeus concert—waltzes, polkas, and lively 1920s music played up close by local musicians. Feel history in every note as laughter drifts through the intimate hall. Admission is included, with easy access near Naschmarkt—just bring your curiosity (and maybe someone to nudge when you can’t stop smiling).
Vienna: Food Tour with Lunch, Street Food & 3 DrinksYou’ll taste Vienna’s real flavors—from flaky pastries at Naschmarkt to hearty goulash at lunch and cheesy street sausages you eat with your hands. Laugh with locals over strong coffee in a bustling café, guided by someone who knows every shortcut and story behind each bite. It’s not just food—it’s Vienna’s spirit on a plate.
Vienna: Austrian Wine Tasting with Sommelier & Local PairingsYou’ll sip six different Austrian wines in Vienna’s historic second district, guided by a friendly sommelier who brings each region to life. Expect local cheeses, cured meats, and bread alongside honest conversation—plus plenty of time to ask questions or just enjoy the flavors. It’s relaxed, curious, and quietly memorable.
Vienna: Coffee, Cake & Pastries Tour with Local GuideYou ride the subway to four stops across Vienna's quieter districts, tasting krapfen, strudel, and handmade chocolates at each one. Two homemade cakes come with coffee or tea, and the tour ends with a drink and a list of local bars worth returning to. A local English-speaking guide handles the route and timing, so you show up at the meeting point and everything else is arranged.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Viennese pastries and coffee without planning which bakeries to visit or how to get between them — the subway route and four stops are fixed, which is what lets you focus on eating instead of navigating.
Vienna Dinner & Cocktails Tour: Local neighborhoods after darkYou meet your Viennese guide at Karlskirche and move through three bars and a dinner stop, tasting local wines, Austrian aperitifs, and cocktails made by people who know their craft. Dinner includes a traditional Viennese dish and a drink; the coffee house stop adds pastry and hot chocolate. The night ends at a rooftop or riverside bar overlooking the city. Groups stay under ten, and the guide chooses bars based on what's actually good right now, not what's famous.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Vienna's actual nightlife without spending the evening figuring out which bars are worth the walk — the guide's knowledge of which places are good right now and which owners to ask for is what makes the whole evening feel like you belong there instead of like you're following a script.
Kayak tour Vienna: Paddling the Old DanubeYou paddle the Old Danube in a group of no more than 12, passing Vienna's modern skyline and the UN headquarters while sharing the water with local rowers and wildlife. The tour includes a certified English-speaking guide, all equipment, and the option to swim if conditions allow. Afterward, nearby beaches and parks let you extend the morning if you want.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Vienna from a different angle and don't mind getting wet — the small group size and morning timing are what make the lake feel uncrowded, and the guide's local knowledge means you leave with real tips for the rest of your stay.
Vienna: Oldtimer Electric Car Tour & Prosecco ExperienceYou’ll settle into an electric Oldtimer classic car and cruise past Vienna’s most famous sights—from Hofburg Palace to the Spanish Riding School—all while sipping chilled Prosecco. A local guide shares stories you won’t find in any book, letting you slow down and really notice Vienna’s details. There’s time to laugh, linger, and see the city from a whole new angle.
Vienna: Mozart Concert & Mozarthaus Museum TicketYou arrive at the Mozarthaus in Vienna's city center, tour the apartment where Mozart composed "Figaro," then sit for a classical concert in an intimate venue with limited seating. Museum entry is included with your ticket. The evening blends history and live music in the same rooms where both happened, and you're back in the city center afterward with the whole night still ahead.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want classical music and Mozart history in one evening without arranging separate tickets or transport — the concert and museum happen in the same central Vienna location, which is what makes the experience feel cohesive rather than rushed.
Salzburg, Hallstatt & Melk Day Trip from Vienna with Private DriverYou’ll wind from Vienna through Melk Abbey’s baroque halls, stroll lakeside in Hallstatt with time for local treats, and explore Salzburg at your own pace—with a private driver who knows every shortcut and story. Expect spontaneous photo stops, honest laughs, and moments you’ll want to pause for longer than you get.
Vienna: Private Walking Tour for First Timers with Doorstep PickupYou’ll trace Vienna’s grand boulevards with a local guide who meets you right at your door. See Belvedere Hill’s panorama, stroll past Parliament and Heroes’ Square, and end at St. Stephen’s Cathedral — all at your own pace. Expect small surprises: local stories, laughter over tricky words, maybe even the smell of roasting chestnuts drifting through Rathausplatz.
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Vienna Pub Crawl: 4 Bars & Club Entry with Free ShotsYou join a group of travelers from around the world and visit four of Vienna's best pubs and clubs in the Bermuda Dreieck over one night. You receive two free drinks at the first stop, a complimentary shot with every drink you purchase, free club entry (usually €12), and games like beer pong or karaoke depending on the night. The guide leads the route and handles timing; you walk five to fifteen minutes between venues and finish dancing at a club in Vienna's main nightlife area.Is it for me?Right for travelers 18 and up who want to meet people and explore Vienna's nightlife without arranging transport or paying club entry fees — the fixed route and included drinks mean you show up and the night is already planned.
Vienna: Schlumberger Sparkling Wine Cellar Tour & TastingYou walk through 180 years of sparkling wine history in a Vienna cellar, try hand-riddling bottles yourself, and learn how the fizz gets trapped inside. The audioguide works in eight languages, and if you book a guided tour on Wednesday or Saturday afternoon, a live guide leads the way. You finish with a tasting at the bar before heading back out.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how sparkling wine actually gets made and have time for a hands-on experience in a working cellar — the audioguide means you don't need to wait for a group departure, and the Wednesday and Saturday guided tours give you a live expert if you prefer that.
Vienna: Capuchin Church Mozart Concert & Imperial Crypt EntryYou’ll slip into Vienna’s Capuchin Church for a live string quartet playing Mozart and Viennese classics by candlelight, with free choice of seats and a heated sanctuary in winter. Afterwards, descend into the Imperial Crypt beneath your feet — burial place of Habsburg emperors — all included with your ticket. It’s a night that lingers long after you step outside.
Lower Belvedere Vienna Entry Ticket: Baroque Palace & GardensYou get direct entry to the Lower Belvedere's permanent medieval and Renaissance galleries, plus rotating contemporary exhibitions, and access to the Baroque gardens and Palace Stables. There's no guided tour, so you move at your own speed through the rooms and terraces. Wheelchair accessible, with nearby public transport and a museum entrance you reach straight from the ticket.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Belvedere's art and gardens without a group schedule or guide narration, and for travelers who need wheelchair access or flexible timing to explore at their own speed.
Vienna: Classical Concerts Minorite Church & MozartYou choose a concert from the Minorite Church's season program, arrive at the Gothic venue in Vienna's historic center, and sit in your reserved seat while soloists and ensembles perform Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi, and Beethoven in acoustics that no modern hall can match. The church is heated, the program is detailed, and you're back outside whenever the final note fades.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to hear serious classical music in a space built for it, rather than in a modern concert hall. Plan for an evening out — most performances run 60 to 90 minutes, and arriving early lets you settle into the Gothic quiet before the first note.
Leopold Museum Vienna: Egon Schiele & Klimt TicketsYou get entry to Vienna's most-visited cultural museum with direct access to the world's largest Egon Schiele collection, Klimt paintings including "Death and Life," and Wiener Werkstätte design objects spanning five decades. The ticket gets you in during Wednesday–Sunday hours; audioguides cost extra but are available in four languages. No queuing for entry — exchange your voucher at the desk and go straight in.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to see Austria's most important modern art collection without spending hours in entry lines — the ticket gets you straight to the desk. Not ideal if you have limited mobility or cardiovascular concerns, since the galleries require sustained walking and climbing between floors.
Vienna Wine Tasting in a Hidden Roman CellarA guided wine tasting in Vienna's hidden, non-public wine cellar—with foundations dating back to the Romans—where you taste three different Viennese and Austrian wines paired with local snacks. A professional wine expert leads the 45-minute experience in English or German; a shorter 30-minute self-guided option with audioguide and one glass of wine is also available. Minimum drinking age is 16; not suitable for those with mobility issues due to multiple floors to climb.Is it for me?Choose the guided tasting if you want a professional to explain the wines and their connection to Vienna's Roman history; pick the self-guided audioguide option if you prefer to move through the cellar at your own pace with just one wine and a shorter time commitment.
Vienna Danube Tower: 360° City Views & 150m Observation DeckYou ride an express lift 150 meters up to a full-circle observation deck overlooking Vienna, the Danube, and the surrounding landscape. The Danube Tower sits in one of the city's largest parks and includes access to the viewing platform; the Turm Restaurant is available by reservation. The visit works for all fitness levels and is wheelchair accessible, though weather can occasionally close the deck.Is it for me?Book this if you want a quick, uncluttered way to see Vienna from above without arranging a separate activity — the express lift and fixed admission mean you're up and looking in minutes, and the park location gives you space to breathe before and after.
Vienna: Haus der Musik Concert Ticket & Mozart, Strauss, BeethovenYou’ll slip into Vienna’s Haus der Musik for an hour-long concert where Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, Schubert & Strauss come alive through a string quartet. With your entry ticket included and seats assigned on arrival, you’ll settle into an air-conditioned hall just steps from the State Opera — and maybe leave with melodies echoing long after.
Vienna: Light of Creation Votive Church 30-Min ShowYou enter Vienna's Votive Church and watch six acts of creation unfold through projection mapping and composed music, with the Gothic architecture itself becoming part of the spectacle. The 30-minute show requires no walking or physical effort, and your entrance ticket covers everything. Public transport stops nearby.Is it for me?Right for travelers in Vienna with 30 minutes to spare and a curiosity about how modern projection technology can transform a historic church. Expect to stand or sit still for the duration—there's no walking, which makes it accessible regardless of fitness level.
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Vienna: Sisi Museum Ticket & Audio Walking TourYou enter the Sisi Museum on your own schedule, listen to the audio guide through her private world, then follow a mapped walking route through Vienna's imperial landmarks — the Augustinian Church, Café Demel, the Habsburg Crypt, and the Votive Church. The ticket and audio download to your phone before you start, so you navigate by GPS and move at your own pace without a group or a fixed time.Is it for me?This works well if you want to explore Sisi's Vienna without joining a group or keeping to a fixed schedule — the self-guided format and downloadable ticket mean you move through the museum and the city on your own time, stopping where you want and moving on when you're ready.
Upper Belvedere Palace Vienna: Klimt's Kiss & Baroque ArtYou get direct entry to Vienna's Upper Belvedere Palace, home to Klimt's "The Kiss" and the world's largest collection of his work. Wander the Baroque halls, Marble Hall, and Palace Chapel at your own pace, with access to Austrian and French masterpieces from 1900 onward. The gardens are included, and you can spend as long as you want inside—no group, no fixed route, no time pressure.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Klimt's most famous work and Vienna's fin-de-siècle art without the pressure of a group tour or a fixed schedule—you show up, walk in, and spend as long as you want in front of whatever catches your eye.
Wachau Valley & Mauthausen Day Trip from Vienna: Private TourThis private day trip from Vienna covers Austria's Wachau Valley and two major historical sites in a single journey. You travel by air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pickup, stopping at the medieval village of Dürnstein with its iconic blue church tower, the dramatic ruins of Aggstein Castle overlooking the Danube, the Mauthausen Memorial, and the city of Linz. The tour runs 8 to 11 hours and includes private transportation, refreshments, and all government fees.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want to set your own pace at each stop—linger at Aggstein Castle or spend extra time at Mauthausen—rather than move through on a group schedule.
