Things to do in Austria
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Vienna: 3-Hour Small Group City Walk & Coffee BreakYou’ll wander through Vienna’s historic center with a small group and local guide, tracing Mozart’s footsteps at Mozarthaus and pausing outside legendary spots like the State Opera and Hofburg Palace. There’s time for questions—and an extra-long coffee house break where you can taste real Viennese cake. You might leave with a creased city map and stories you didn’t expect.
Vienna Walking Tour: Habsburg Palaces, State Opera & HistoryYou’ll walk Vienna’s historic heart with a certified guide and a small group—exploring palaces, hidden ruins, the Imperial Treasury, and stories behind places like Heroes’ Square or St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Expect laughs, unexpected silences, and details that stick with you long after you’ve left those echoing halls.
Innsbruck Tandem Paragliding: Stubai Valley & Glacier ViewsYou ride the cable car to Elfer Station, meet your certified pilot, walk to the launch point, and take off for a 30–45 minute flight over the Stubai Glacier and valley with Innsbruck visible on the horizon. All safety gear is provided, and you receive a flight diploma. The experience suits anyone in reasonable health who isn't pregnant and wants to see the Austrian Alps from above without doing the climbing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Stubai Glacier and Innsbruck from above without climbing or technical skill — the pilot does all the work, and the fixed flight time means you know exactly what you're getting into.
Vienna to Hallstatt Day Tour with Boat RideA full-day guided tour from Vienna to Hallstatt combines a 30–40 minute walking tour through the village's cobbled streets with free time to explore, plus an optional boat ride on Lake Hallstatt. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Vienna are included on one option; the other options use a meeting point. A tour leader introduces the Salzkammergut region during the four-hour drive, with a stop for breakfast and coffee.Is it for me?Pick hotel pickup if you're staying outside central Vienna and want a fixed morning departure time; otherwise, you'll meet the group at a central location. Add the boat ride if seeing Hallstatt from the water matters to you—the walk-only option skips the lake views.
Vienna Guided Food Tour with 7 Tastings & Secret DishA 3.5-hour guided food tour of Vienna with a local English-speaking guide, hitting seven tastings across the city's most authentic spots—from a Wurstelstand sausage to schnitzel at a family-run restaurant, goulash stew, Kaiserschmarren, a centuries-old spirits shop, and café classics like warm apple strudel and homemade Buchteln, ending with a secret dish revealed only to tour guests. The itinerary and menu may shift based on location availability and weather. Comfortable shoes are essential; the tour involves a fair amount of walking.Is it for me?At 3.5 hours, the tour fits into a morning or early afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving time to explore other parts of Vienna or rest between meals—the guide moves you through seven tastings without the pace feeling rushed or the portions overwhelming.
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: Schönbrunn Palace & Gardens Tour with Historian GuideYou’ll walk through Schönbrunn’s sculpted gardens with a historian guide who brings Habsburg stories to life, climb to the Gloriette for city views, then step inside gilded palace rooms once home to Franz Joseph and Sisi. Expect real conversation, quiet moments among centuries-old walls, and a new sense of Vienna’s royal past lingering long after you leave.
Vienna: Schönbrunn & Ringstrasse Private Tour with GuideYou get a private minivan with a local guide who drives you through Vienna's imperial landmarks—the Ringstrasse, Schönbrunn Palace, Hundertwasserhaus, and your choice of Belvedere or Grinzig wine village depending on tour length. The 3-hour option includes hotel pickup; the 4-hour adds a walking tour of the historic center; the 6-hour covers everything plus Kahlenberg's viewpoint. No group waiting, no fixed walking pace, no separate transport to arrange.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Vienna's imperial landmarks without managing separate transport, timing your own stops, or joining a group—the private minivan and local guide let you move through the city at your own pace and ask questions as they come up.
Vienna Food and Wine Tasting Tour: Hidden Gems for Small GroupsA small-group food and wine tour in Vienna that moves between four local establishments over three hours, tasting Wiener Schnitzel with beer, Punschkrapfen, Grüner Veltliner with sausage and goulash, and apple strudel paired with wine in a historic cave setting. The guide speaks English or Spanish, and lunch and dinner are included; non-alcoholic options are available for travelers under 16, and vegetarian dishes can be arranged.Is it for me?The tour is led in English or Spanish, so you follow the guide's commentary and the stories behind each dish without translation delays. If you speak one of those languages and want to understand the food traditions as you taste them, this group works; if you need a different language, you'll want to check availability before booking.
Hard Rock Cafe Vienna: 2- or 3-Course Set MenuHard Rock Cafe Vienna is a multilevel restaurant serving a 2-course Acoustic Menu or 3-course Electric Menu with priority seating and a soft drink, coffee or tea included. You arrive anytime during open hours, present your voucher and sit without waiting. The cafe features live acoustic sessions, an outdoor terrace, and memorabilia from local musicians like Christina Stürmer and Parov Stelar alongside international acts.Is it for me?Book the Acoustic Menu if you want a quick lunch or early dinner — two courses and a drink take about an hour. Choose the Electric Menu if you have more time and want the full three-course experience with a wider range of mains to choose from.
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 Food Tour: 6 Tastings & Local Wine in 2.5 HoursYou walk through Vienna's historic center hitting six tasting stops in 2.5 hours: Viennese meatloaf, Austrian ham and wine, a famous sandwich spot, chocolate, and a private wine tasting. A local guide leads you to places locals actually go, not tourist traps. All tastings and drinks are included, so you show up hungry and leave full.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Vienna the way locals do without arranging six separate stops yourself — the guide knows which doors to open, and everything you eat and drink is already paid for, so you just show up hungry.
Salzburg: Hallstatt & Salzkammergut Lakes Full Day Minivan TourYou leave Salzburg in a small minivan, drive through the Salzkammergut lakes and mountain villages, and arrive at UNESCO Hallstatt with four hours to explore on your own. The return route takes you through Alpine ski towns and past the historic salt mines. Hotel pickup and drop-off near Mirabell Gardens are included, and the group stays under eight people.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Hallstatt and the Salzkammergut without renting a car or joining a large group tour. Expect a full day out—the drive and stops take time, but that's what lets you have four unrushed hours in Hallstatt itself instead of a quick photo visit.
Vienna: Schönbrunn Palace Skip-the-Line Tour & GardensYou’ll skip long lines at Schönbrunn Palace and follow a local guide through opulent staterooms filled with history and quiet details. Hear real stories about Vienna’s Habsburgs before stepping into peaceful palace gardens—where city noise fades away for a while. It’s one of those tours where you don’t just see things—you feel them linger after.
Vienna: Kunsthistorisches Museum & Imperial Treasury TicketYou get entry to both the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna — home to Bruegel, Rembrandt, Rubens, and five centuries of Habsburg collecting — and the Imperial Treasury, where the Austrian crown, German imperial crown, and Holy Roman Empire insignia sit behind glass. One ticket covers both, children under 19 are free, and you move between them on your own schedule. Opening hours vary by season and day, so check before you go.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Vienna's two greatest art and history collections without buying separate tickets or navigating entry lines twice — the single pass and free admission for children under 19 make it the practical choice if you're spending a full day in the museums.
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.
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.
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 Prater: Magic World Live Show Tickets & Best SeatsYou’ll get swept up by Vienna’s Magic World variety show—live at Prater—with numbered seats and a rotating cast of international magicians. Expect close-up tricks, comedy magic, and big illusions all in one evening. The vibe is relaxed but full of surprises—you might even catch yourself laughing or shaking your head in disbelief as the crowd reacts around you.
Vienna: Royal Orchestra Concert with Champagne & Front RowYou’ll sit right up front for Vienna’s Royal Orchestra concert — with champagne in hand and classic works by Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss filling the hall. Watch local musicians up close and take home a CD as a memento. It’s an evening that lingers long after you’ve stepped back out into Vienna’s night air.
