Things to do in Austria
Museums33 optionsDay Trips from Vienna14 optionsVienna City Tour10 optionsEagle's Nest Tours19 optionsVienna Airport Transfer13 optionsVienna Walking Tour54 optionsSisi Museum Guided Tour11 optionsBike Tour Vienna9 optionsFood Tour Vienna37 optionsBoat Tour Vienna10 optionsCooking Classes8 optionsWine Tasting Vienna19 options
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Vienna Private City Tour: Palaces, Churches & Sacher CakeA private guided city walk in Vienna for up to 8 people, led by a local guide in your choice of language, covering Hofburg Palace, the Spanish Riding School, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Mozart's House, Roman ruins, and smaller churches and markets across the city center. The Full Option includes coffee and Sacher cake at Café Sluka; the Standard Option covers the walk alone. Wheelchair accessible throughout; suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book the Full Option if you want the walk to end with a sit-down moment at a traditional Viennese café — it's the way locals mark the end of a morning or afternoon. Choose the Standard Option if you'd rather keep moving or plan to have coffee elsewhere; the walk itself is the same, and you save the café stop.
Mozart Concert Vienna Sala Terrena: Piano Trio Historic HallYou descend into Vienna's oldest concert hall to hear a piano trio perform Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert in the room where Mozart himself once lived and played. The concert ends with Haydn and Schubert's most celebrated trios. Collect your ticket fifteen minutes before curtain, and plan for the three-step entrance.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to hear classical music in the exact room where Mozart performed, without a long concert hall or crowds. The venue is small and intimate, which is what makes the sound so immediate — and also why you need to arrive early to collect your ticket and manage the three-step entrance.
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.
Innsbruck Airport Transfer: English Driver & Hotel PickupYou get picked up at Innsbruck Airport by an English-speaking driver in a clean, spacious vehicle with bottled water and child seats available. The driver confirms your return transfer a few days before travel and adjusts timing based on weather and traffic forecasts. No hidden costs, no language barrier, and you arrive relaxed instead of frazzled.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at Innsbruck Airport with luggage and want to reach your hotel without arranging a rental car, negotiating with a taxi driver, or navigating in German — the fixed price and English communication are what make the transfer feel like part of your vacation instead of a problem to solve.
Vienna: St. Stephen's Cathedral & Hofburg Palace with Licensed GuideYou walk through Vienna's most significant landmarks — the Gothic cathedral, imperial palaces, and museums — with a licensed guide who speaks your language and connects the architecture to the people who built it. The small group size means you move at a pace that lets details land, and the fixed itinerary handles the route so you don't have to plan it yourself. Book this if you want the core Vienna story told by someone who's lived here long enough to make sense of it.Is it for me?Choose this if you want Vienna's main historical and architectural landmarks explained by someone who knows the city deeply, and prefer a small group where you can actually hear and ask questions without the pace feeling rushed.
Private Walking Tour of Salzburg: Mozart, Cathedral & Old TownA private two-hour walking tour of Salzburg's city center with a trained guide in English or German. You'll pass Mozart's residences and birthplace, walk Getreidegasse, enter Salzburg Cathedral, and see Mirabell Palace, St. Peter's Abbey, and the Festival Hall—the guide answers questions and offers personal recommendations for what to do next.Is it for me?Book this if you're new to Salzburg and want a structured two-hour introduction to the layout and history before exploring on your own—the guide's recommendations help you decide what to return to and what to skip.
Salzburg: Eagle's Nest & Berchtesgaden Half-Day Private TourYou're picked up from your Salzburg hotel and driven south to the German border, where a private guide orients you to the Berchtesgaden sites before you board a mountain bus up the Eagle's Nest road. You walk through a tunnel, ride the original WWII elevator into the Kehlsteinhaus, tour the interior, and stand on the Alpine terrace; then descend to explore the Bavarian town of Berchtesgaden on your own before returning to Salzburg. Hotel drop-off included.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Salzburg and want to see the Eagle's Nest and Berchtesgaden sites without renting a car or coordinating the mountain bus yourself — the private guide handles the border crossing, the steep mountain road, and the timing, so you step out of the hotel and into the itinerary.
Vienna E-Bike Tour: Ringstrasse, Belvedere & DanubeYou meet your guide at 1pm in central Vienna, then pedal 35 kilometers across the city on an electric bike — up to Kahlenberg, past the Ringstrasse's grand buildings, through Belvedere and Prater parks, and out to Danube Island for a bratwurst and beer. The e-motor takes the edge off the climbing, but you're still riding for several hours. The tour ends with a pass by Hundertwasserhaus before returning to the starting point.Is it for me?Book this if you're comfortable on a bike and want to cover Vienna's main sights in one afternoon without arranging transport between them — the e-motor and guided route handle both the logistics and the climbing, leaving you to focus on the ride and the city.
Vienna: Private Segway Tour Ringstrasse & Hofburg PalaceYou'll spend 25 minutes learning to operate your Segway, then glide through Vienna's most recognizable landmarks — the Ringstrasse, Hofburg Palace, the Rathaus, and the Old Town — with a private guide who customizes the route to your interests. The tour lasts three hours total and ends back where you started, helmet and Segway included.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to cover Vienna's major landmarks without the pace of a walking tour and prefer a private guide who can adjust the route on the fly. The three-hour duration and customizable stops mean you see what matters to you without backtracking.
Vienna: Wienerwald Tour, Underground Lake & Wine TastingYou ride through Vienna's outer districts to Liechtenstein Castle, take a boat across an underground lake kept at freezing temperature year-round, then taste three local wines at a working wine bar in the Vienna Woods. The guide is English-speaking, transport and all admissions are included, and the tour wraps by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Vienna's less-known side without renting a car or planning multiple stops — the fixed route and included transport mean you show up and spend the afternoon discovering what's beyond the city center.
Dolomites Day Trip from Innsbruck: Private Lakes & Tre Cime ViewsYou’ll cross from Innsbruck into Italy’s South Tyrol with a local guide, pausing by glassy alpine lakes like Braies and Misurina. Expect slow walks along forest trails, stories from your driver about life in these valleys, and a chance to taste real mountain cheese before heading home with muddy boots and new memories.
Vienna: Hofburg Palace Skip-the-Line & Sisi Museum TourYou skip the Hofburg ticket queue and walk straight into 24 Imperial Rooms with a licensed guide, seeing Elisabeth's private chambers and the Conference Room where emperors made decisions. The Sisi Museum—over 300 personal items from her life—is included in your entry. Two hours, small group, reserved time slot means you move through without the morning crowds.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Hofburg's main rooms and the Sisi Museum without spending your morning in the entry line—the reserved time slot and skip-the-line access are what make two hours feel unhurried instead of rushed.
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.
Salzburg: Eagle's Nest & Sound of Music Private TourYou get eight hours with a private guide covering the Eagle's Nest, the Salzburg Sound of Music locations that interest you most, and the Austrian Lake District. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with water and a guide who explains both the film history and the actual history of the region. You choose which stops matter, where to eat, and how long to stay at each place—the guide adjusts the day around your interests instead of a fixed itinerary.Is it for me?Right for Sound of Music fans who want to see the real filming locations without following a group schedule, and for travelers who'd rather have one guide explain the history than piece it together alone—the private format means you move at your pace and skip what doesn't interest you.
Salzburg: Hallstatt & Eagle's Nest Private Tour with PickupYou're picked up from your Salzburg hotel and driven through the Salzkammergut lake district, stopping at Fuschl Castle and St. Gilgen before spending two hours exploring Hallstatt on your own. After lunch, you head into Bavaria for the Eagle's Nest, where special buses and an elevator take you to the summit for forty-five minutes of Alpine views. Hotel drop-off ends the eight-hour day. All transport, entry, and a professional English-speaking guide are included; you arrange your own lunch.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see both the Salzkammergut lakes and the Eagle's Nest in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, and timing — the private format and fixed itinerary handle all three, leaving you free to linger in Hallstatt and focus on the views.
Vienna Woods Wine Tour from Vienna: Forest hike and winery visitA guided tour from Vienna into the Vienna Woods and Thermal Region wine country, combining a forest and vineyard hike (summer) or winery visits (winter) with an afternoon tasting led by a local winemaker in the wine village of Gumpoldskirchen. The tour runs 8 hours, includes train transport from Wien Mitte station, lunch at a traditional Austrian wine tavern, and extensive Q&A with the producer. Minimum age is 17; summer hiking requires moderate fitness and sturdy footwear.Is it for me?This tour is shared and led by a guide, so you follow the route and the pace rather than setting your own—what that gives you is the winemaker's attention during the afternoon tasting and the local knowledge woven through the day. Book the summer version if you want the hike and the open-air vineyard break; choose winter if you prefer indoors and a deeper focus on winemaking history and technique.
Eagle's Nest & Hohenwerfen Castle 8-hour private tourYou're picked up at your Salzburg accommodation and driven through the Salzach Valley to Hohenwerfen Fortress, where you watch falconers fly native birds of prey. After time in Berchtesgaden for lunch and a walk, you take special buses and an elevator to the Eagle's Nest, with two hours to explore the summit and overlook the Alps. The entire 8-hour tour includes skip-the-line entry, a professional English-speaking guide, and return transport to your hotel.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to see both Hohenwerfen Castle and the Eagle's Nest in one day without arranging separate transport, entry tickets, or timing between the two sites — the private format and fixed schedule handle all of that, leaving you free to focus on the views and the history.
Salzburg Walking Tour: Medieval Streets & Mozart's BirthplaceThis 2.5-hour walking tour of Salzburg's historic center pairs a professional guide—often a historian, journalist or published author—with the narrow medieval streets, Baroque plazas and landmarks that shaped the city's musical and cultural identity. You walk through the Getreidegasse and past Mozart's Birthplace, reach St. Peter's Abbey (founded 696 AD), and hear the documented story of the Trapp family's escape during the Second World War, alongside accounts of the salt commerce that funded Salzburg's rise. The tour moves at a pace suited to all fitness levels and covers ground accessible to strollers and wheelchairs.Is it for me?Book this if you want a historian's interpretation of how salt trade, Mozart's childhood, and the Trapp family's real story shaped the streets you're walking—a guided walk ties these threads together, whereas solo exploration leaves you connecting the dots yourself.
Innsbruck Airport Transfer: Private Car & WiFiYou get picked up on time at Innsbruck airport in a private, air-conditioned car with WiFi and water included. The driver tracks your flight, knows the route to your destination, and the price is set before you arrive. No negotiating at the curb, no waiting for a shared shuttle, no wondering if you'll make your next appointment on time.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Innsbruck with luggage or ski gear and want to skip the taxi queue — the fixed price and on-time pickup remove the uncertainty of ground transport, which is what makes the rest of your arrival run smoothly.
Apple Strudel & Salzburg Pretzel Cooking Class in SalzburgThis hands-on cooking class in Salzburg teaches you to make traditional Apple Strudel and a Salzburg pretzel from scratch, guided step-by-step by an experienced chef in a cooking school built into one of the city's oldest quarters. The class runs 90 minutes, includes lunch with your freshly baked pretzel and goulash stew (vegetarian or vegan available), plus your warm Apple Strudel for dessert. No prior cooking experience is needed, and children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?At 90 minutes, the class fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving you free to explore other parts of Salzburg before or after. It's built for small groups and works equally well for couples, families with children from age 5, and friends who want to cook together rather than just watch a demonstration.
