• The Hofburg - Once the home of the influential Habsburg dynasty, Hofburg Palace stands as a symbol of imperial Vienna. Visitors can explore the sophisticated Imperial Apartments, the intriguing Sisi Museum, and the historic courtyards. With its blend of history, architecture, and culture, it’s one of the city’s premier attractions.

Ideal for: History enthusiasts, culture aficionados, and newcomers to Vienna.

• Maria Theresien Square - Nestled between the Museum of Art History and the Museum of Natural History, the Maria Theresia Monument pays tribute to Austria’s only female ruler. Surrounded by her generals, advisors, and symbols of her reign, this magnificent statue is a popular photo opportunity and a significant part of Vienna’s historic cityscape.

Ideal for: History enthusiasts, photography lovers, and anyone exploring Vienna’s museum district.

• Parliament - A breathtaking example of Greek Revival architecture, the Austrian Parliament is where the nation’s political decisions are made. Be sure to see the impressive Pallas Athena Fountain in front, a favorite photo spot. Guided tours provide insight into Austria’s democratic system and elegant interiors.

Ideal for: Architecture enthusiasts, history lovers, and inquisitive minds.

• Burgtheater - As one of Europe’s most prestigious theaters, the Burgtheater is a neo-Renaissance architectural masterpiece and a cultural treasure of Vienna. Renowned for its world-class performances and rich history, it’s a must-visit for art and theater enthusiasts. Even the exterior is worth a visit!

Ideal for: Culture enthusiasts, theater fans, and architecture admirers.

• City Hall - Vienna’s City Hall is a stunning neo-Gothic structure and one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. It houses the mayor’s office and hosts numerous public events, including the famous Christmas Market. The grand facade and vibrant square make it a must-see.

Ideal for: Architecture enthusiasts, photographers, and event attendees.

• Votivkirche - The Votive Church is a remarkable neo-Gothic cathedral built as a token of gratitude following an assassination attempt on Emperor Franz Joseph. Its twin spires, intricate stained glass, and serene atmosphere make it one of Vienna’s most beautiful churches.

Ideal for: Architecture enthusiasts, history fans, and those seeking peaceful moments.

• Café Central - Established in 1876, Café Central is one of Vienna’s most renowned coffeehouses, once visited by historical figures like Freud and Trotsky. With its elegant interior, vaulted ceilings, and delectable pastries, it’s the perfect place to experience classic Viennese café culture.

Ideal for: Coffee enthusiasts, history buffs, and pastry lovers.
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• Spanish Riding School - Home to the world-famous Lipizzaner horses, the Spanish Riding School showcases centuries-old classical dressage traditions. Witness impressive performances of precision and grace in a stunning Baroque arena—an unforgettable cultural experience in Vienna.

Ideal for: Animal lovers, culture enthusiasts, and history fans.

• St. Stephen’s Cathedral - Stephansdom is Vienna’s most renowned landmark and a Gothic architectural masterpiece. Its vibrant, patterned tile roof and soaring spires dominate the city skyline. Inside, you’ll find stunning altars, intricate stonework, and a rich history spanning over 700 years. Don’t miss climbing the 343 steps of the South Tower for breathtaking views of Vienna’s old town.

The cathedral is not only a religious center but also a symbol of Vienna’s resilience and culture, hosting concerts, events, and daily services.

Ideal for: History enthusiasts, architecture lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking a true taste of Vienna.

• Albertinaplatz - Situated in the heart of Vienna, the Albertina is world-renowned for its extensive collection of graphic art, including masterpieces by artists like Dürer, Picasso, and Klimt. Housed in a stunning former Habsburg palace, the museum combines impressive architecture with cutting-edge exhibitions. Don’t miss the beautiful Albertina Terrace, offering great views over the city.

Whether you’re an art lover or simply curious, the Albertina offers a rich cultural experience.

Ideal for: Art enthusiasts, history buffs, and architecture admirers.

• Vienna State Opera - One of the world’s leading opera houses, the Vienna State Opera captivates with its rich history, stunning architecture, and world-class performances. Built in the Renaissance Revival style, it hosts hundreds of operas and ballets each year, attracting art lovers from around the globe.

Even if you can’t catch a show, guided tours offer a fascinating glimpse behind the scenes of this cultural icon.

Ideal for: Music lovers, culture seekers, and architecture fans.

• Tour guide
• WiFi on board
• 1.5-hour tour
• 2-Course menu
• Candles
• One bottle of wine
• Vintage (Oldtimer) car
• Table, glasses, and the cooler
• Bottle of water

• Entrance fees

Experience the captivating charm of Vienna at night with the Candlelit Dinner Tour, a sophisticated and romantic journey perfect for those who cherish elegance, intimacy, and breathtaking cityscapes. As the soft glow of candlelight sets the mood, guests are invited to a beautifully set table featuring exquisite glassware, a wine cooler, and a bottle of Austria’s famous Grüner Veltliner. Delight in a carefully curated 2-course gourmet menu, showcasing the finest Austrian and seasonal dishes. Bottled water is also provided to ensure comfort throughout the evening.

While dining, enjoy a leisurely ride through Vienna’s illuminated streets, admiring over 30 of the city’s most iconic landmarks—from the majestic Hofburg Palace and the artistic Albertina to the impressive City Hall and the stunning St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Each sight becomes even more enchanting under the stars and city lights, enhancing the ambiance of your evening.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.