Ringstrasse
(Pass by)
Get to know the glory of Imperial Vienna – once the center of the powerful Habsburg Empire – on a route around the city’s famous Ringstrasse. Home to palatial monuments a plenty, the ring road boasts grandiose buildings like Vienna Rathaus, the city’s beautiful town hall.
Rathaus
(Pass by)
Vienna City Hall is Vienna's most important non-religious building in the Neo-Gothic style located along the Ring road (Ringstrasse).
Hundertwasserhaus
(Pass by)
Travel through Vienna’s chic Vorstadt Lanstrasse neighborhood, seeing quirky sights like Hundertwasserhaus – a funky apartment building designed by the radical Viennese designer Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
Belvedere Museum
The Belvedere is not only a magnificent Baroque palace but also houses some of Austria's most valuable art collections.
Admission Not Included
Schonbrunn Palace
Discover the Schönbrunn Palace, one of Europe's most beautiful Baroque complexes which has been in the possession of the Habsburg family since 1569.
Admission Not Included
St. Stephen's Cathedral
In the historic city center, you will get to admire the St. Stephen's Cathedral. As one of the most important Gothic structures in Austria, it is truly the symbol of Vienna.
Peterskirche
In the city center, you will also discover St Peter’s Church, Vienna’s Baroque masterpiece.
St. Rupert's Church (Ruprechtskirche)
As the oldest Romanesque church of Vienna, St Rupert´s church is one of the hidden treasures of the city.
The Hofburg
Your private guide will lead you through the heart of the city center to see attractions like Hofburg Imperial Palace, where the Habsburgs ruled for centuries.
Admission Not Included
Vienna Woods
(Pass by)
Drive through the expansive green trees of the Vienna wood, one of the Vienneses´ favorite place for outdoor activities.
Kahlenberg
(Pass by)
Stroll around, learning about the country’s wine production, and then hop back into your minivan for a drive to Kahlenberg – the city’s highest hill – to admire picture-perfect vistas of beautiful Vienna.
