Austria · CITY TOURS
Bus, bike, tram or on foot: how you cross a city changes what you notice. These 15 compare the hop-on routes, the guided half-days and the small-group walks on price, duration and how much ground each covers.
Explore Vienna’s historic center, Hofburg, Spanish Riding School, coffee houses, Blutgasse, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral in two hours.
“He was a local and had great information about Vienna, it’s history, and the arts”
Cruise Vienna’s Danube Canal for 75 minutes, with city sights, onboard commentary, optional fresh schnitzel, and relaxed restaurant seating.
“We really enjoyed the cruise. The location was confusing because it was taking us further down the walk. We weren't the only ones confused.”
Vienna’s 75-minute Danube Canal cruise pairs urban views, a comfortable boat, and optional apple strudel, hot drink, or Heidi Horten Collection entry.
“Great relaxing boat ride to see the City highlights”
See Vienna’s grandest sights in two hours, from the Last Supper mosaic to St. Stephen’s Cathedral, with a lively local guide.
“Michael was incredible hospitable and informative guide. He did quick but fascinating tour through the main sights of Vienna, Wich we've really enjoyed. This tour gives you a good look on the 1st district of Vienna. Don't hesitate to book it for your first days in the city to get a quick dive into its history and structure and get some useful advices for your stay here.”
See Vienna’s grand center in a private electric vintage car, with local stories, optional Austrian sparkling wine, and flexible 40 to 90 minute tours.
“Fantastic experience. Our driver Karl was engaging, knowledgeable and funny. It was raining and cold so the top was put up and out came some blankets and fur lining for the seats. Well worth the money and a really good insight into the city.”
Review of Vienna’s 3.5-hour city drive and skip-the-line Schönbrunn Palace visit, with practical advice on value, timing, crowds, and languages.
“A guide was most helpful and informative. The crowd was bad which cruelled the experience. Would still recommend any visiting Vienna to do.”
See Vienna’s grand palaces, museums, Danube sights, and music landmarks at your own pace with flexible 24, 48, or 72-hour bus passes.
“The bus doesn’t come as regularly as I would have liked, the schedule was every 40-60 mins!, so we spent a lot of time waiting!”
See Salzburg’s key sights by air-conditioned bus, with flexible stops, multilingual audio, Sound of Music commentary, and useful city connections.
“Guide not very friendly like others . Stops were ok”
See Vienna’s imperial center by Segway in three hours, with Habsburg stories, cycle lanes, photo stops, and a small bilingual group.
“Great tour! Our family was alone on the tour so our guide gave us freedom to choose what we would like to see. The sights were beautiful and we had a great time.”
Explore Vienna by bike in three relaxed hours, with expert guides, major sights, parks, the Danube, and useful local tips.
“Great tour! Guide was knowledgeable and approachable. Great city for biking. Lots to see. Highly recommend!”
See Vienna’s imperial center with guide Maria on a two-hour small-group walk covering Hofburg, Opera, Sisi, Mozart, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral.
“Maria was a fantastic guide, extremely knowledgeable and passionate about what she does and delights in sharing that with others. She had many great tips for places to eat and which attractions were worth going in to. She even stayed past the tour finish time to help us out!”
See Vienna’s grandest sights by bike, from Hofburg Palace to Heldenplatz, with lively history, easy riding, and a local guide.
“Our guide was amazing and he really knew his stuff. Loved the tour and would recommend to anyone!”
Review of the Vienna to Bratislava day trip, with bus transport, guided old-town walk, free time, coffee and cake, lunch, or beer.
“I loved the Bratislava city tour. My only comment is that the bus seats were assigned randomly, which separated me from my two kids. Overall, I'm very happy with the tour.”
Ride Vienna’s Ringstrasse, Danube Canal, Hundertwasserhaus, Karlskirche, and Prater on a relaxed three-hour bike tour.
“Great way to explore the city on our first day, friendly and informative guide who shared his knowledge of the history of the area.”
Review of the Innsbruck Card, with cable cars, museums, public transport, Alpine Zoo, Swarovski Crystal Worlds, costs, and practical tips.
“Great deal! Beautiful city! The card worked out great”
