Vienna experiences and things to do

Join a 3-hour guided evening tour on an open-top double-decker bus in Vienna. See illuminated landmarks, bright avenues, and Christmas markets. Next, head to Schönbrunn Palace for Imperial Lights, a light installation in the Crown Prince Garden. It blends baroque architecture with contemporary light art and includes Vienna’s largest sound-to-light show. Walk along the glowing trail for 60-90 minutes, viewing Vienna's imperial history and cultural heritage. Before the light installation, visit the Schönbrunn Christmas Market, known for seasonal food and traditional handcrafted gifts.

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Your ExperienceDiscover Vienna’s Historical Depth on FootExperience Vienna’s multi-layered history as you walk in the footsteps of the past with your expert guide. Starting from the Albertinaplatz, encounter the Monument Against War and Fascism, a powerful public sculpture reflecting Austria’s experience during WWII. Your guide will share vivid stories and context, helping you connect each site to its historical significance.Witness Traces of WWII and Jewish HeritageContinue your walk towards the renowned Vienna State Opera. Learn why this cultural icon became entwined with the events of 1945 and how the city rebuilt itself. Next, stroll to the Academy of Fine Arts. Discover how places tied to education were linked to Austria’s turbulent twentieth century history.Explore Judenplatz, home to the moving Holocaust Memorial dedicated to Austrian Jewish victimsHear about the vibrant Jewish life that once thrived in Vienna, and the devastating impact of the war on these communitiesKey Political Sites and MemorialsArrive at Heldenplatz, where key moments of Austria’s annexation into Nazi Germany unfolded. As you stand in this historic square, your guide will recount the events and significance of Hitler’s 1938 speech from the very site you visit. Walk onwards to Schwedenplatz and Morzinplatz, exploring memorials and monuments that highlight both loss and resilience in Vienna’s past.Learn how these public spaces evolved post-war, honoring victims and educating future generationsView statues and unique architectural details that mark Vienna’s commitment to remembranceFlexible Exploration with Local ExpertiseThroughout this 2.5-hour tour, enjoy engaging explanations and space to ask questions. The schedule is designed to maximize your historical immersion without the stress of a rigid itinerary. Guided by someone deeply knowledgeable, you will gain a rich understanding of Vienna’s role in shaping European history through its wartime and Jewish legacy sites.Book your Guided Walking Tour Through Historical Vienna tickets now!

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Your experience Skip the hassle and wander through centuries of art, from Renaissance drawings to modern masterpieces, inside Vienna’s Albertina Museum. Getting started The Albertina Museum sits right in the heart of Vienna, just behind the State Opera House and a short stroll from Stephansplatz. The main entrance is through the Albertinaplatz; you’ll recognize it instantly by the grand statue of Archduke Albrecht on horseback. Once inside, you’ll pass through a brief security check before entering the lobby. If you’ve booked an audio guide, simply collect it at the counter near the main ticket desk. Art in a royal setting Your visit begins in the opulent Habsburg State Rooms, where crystal chandeliers, silk wall coverings, and gilded mirrors reflect the grandeur of imperial Vienna. These 21 restored rooms , once the residence of Archduke Albert and Princess Maria Christina, let you step right into 18th-century court life. Dürer’s detail and Da Vinci’s design Next, you’ll enter one of the most remarkable print rooms in the world, home to the Albertina’s legendary collection of master drawings. Here, Dürer’s Young Hare and Praying Hands sit beside sketches by Michelangelo, Raphael, and Leonardo da Vinci. Impressionist treasures As you step into the Batliner Collection galleries, the tone shifts from royal refinement to radiant color. See Monet ’s reflections, Cézanne ’s bold brushstrokes, and Picasso ’s evolving style, all displayed in a sequence that tells the story of European modernism. Temporary exhibitions in 2026 Lisette Model's Retrospective (until 22 Feb 2026) - A comprehensive look at the influential photographer’s key works capturing raw urban life from the 1930s to 1950s, including iconic portraits like Coney Island Bather . Fascination Paper:Rembrandt to Kiefer (until 22 Mar 2026) – Explores the Albertina’s extraordinary holdings of art on paper across centuries, revealing paper’s versatility from old masters to contemporary works. Leiko Ikemura: Motherscape (until 6 Apr 2026) – Highlights poetic, emotionally charged works by the Japanese-Swiss artist focused on themes of femininity, transformation and the maternal landscape. Honoré Daumier: Mirror of Society (from 6 Feb 2026 – 25 May 2026) – A presentation of Daumier’s sharp social commentary through prints and caricatures reflecting 19th-century life and politics. Care Matters: An Exhibition of the VERBUND COLLECTION (12 Mar – 28 Jun 2026) – Showcasing works from the Verbund Collection that explore themes of care, connection and human experience. Richard Prince: Retrospective (17 Apr – 16 Aug 2026) – A major survey of the American artist’s provocative work across painting, photography and appropriation art. Helga Philipp: Spaces of Motion (1 May – 20 Sep 2026) – Focuses on dynamic abstract compositions by Philipp that evoke movement and spatial exploration. Collecting for the Future: 250 Years of the ALBERTINA Museum (16 Jun – 11 Oct 2026) – Celebrates the museum’s legacy with key highlights and acquisitions from its history. Travel Photography (15 Jul – 26 Oct 2026) – A thematic exhibition showcasing compelling photographic journeys from around the world. Picasso – Bacon: What It Means to Be Human (18 Sep 2026 – 31 Jan 2027) – Juxtaposes works by Picasso and Francis Bacon that probe emotion, identity and the human condition. Shara Hughes (9 Oct 2026 – 28 Feb 2027) – A solo exhibition of vibrant, imaginative paintings by contemporary American artist Shara Hughes. Women Artists of the Albertina (30 Oct 2026 – 17 Jan 2027) – Highlights works by women artists in the Albertina’s collection, celebrating their contributions across generations. Views fit for royalty Before you leave, step out onto the Albertina’s terrace for one of Vienna’s most iconic views. From here, you’ll see the State Opera House, Burggarten, and the rooftops of the old city, a picture-perfect way to end your visit.

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Discover Vienna at Your Own PaceExplore Vienna's historic streets and vibrant neighborhoods with a 24 or 48-hour hop-on hop-off Big Bus sightseeing ticket. Two purpose-built routes connect you to over 23 attractions and sights, providing total flexibility and ease of navigation. Enjoy commentary in multiple languages as you ride atop an open bus, and step off to further discover Vienna's renowned art, architecture and culture.Red RouteTravel through Vienna's city center to iconic destinations and cultural landmarks. Get on and off as often as you wish between the start and end of service. Pre-recorded commentary provides fascinating historical context throughout the journey.First bus: 9:30am from stop #1 (Opera)Last bus: 4pm from stop #1 (Opera)Buses every 20 to 30 minutesMajor stops: House of Music, Lower Belvedere, Museums Quartier, Votive ChurchBlue Route (Schönbrunn Palace)Admire the grandeur of Schönbrunn Palace and the historic imperial residences of Vienna as you journey along the Blue Route. Enjoy leisurely access to well-loved sites, hopping on and off as you wish.First bus: 9:45am from Opera/AlbertinaLast bus: 4:15pm from Opera/AlbertinaBuses every 30 minutesKey stops: Aqua Terra Zoo, Schönbrunn Palace & Zoo, Upper Belvedere, Hundertwasser HouseBoarding Points & MapsYou are free to join the tour at any designated stop along either route, with clearly marked maps available for easy planning. Your bus pass grants unlimited rides during the ticket period purchased.Audio Guides & Walking ToursLearn more about Vienna's fascinating past and present with a multilingual recorded guide available on all buses. Select tickets include audio-guided or live walking tours in English, letting you immerse yourself more deeply in the city’s stories.Free Wi-Fi and ExtrasStay connected throughout your tour with complimentary Wi-Fi and use the mobile app to check real-time bus locations, ensuring seamless city sightseeing. Headphones are provided free of charge with commentary available in several major languages.Popular Sights on RouteVienna State OperaDanube IslandHouse of MusicHundertwasser HouseHow to Use Your TicketPurchase your Vienna hop-on hop-off pass and start your adventure from any bus stop on either route. Your ticket activates upon first use and remains valid for the duration selected.Book your Big Bus: Vienna Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour tickets now!

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Walk through central Vienna with a guide, connecting the city’s musical, artistic and imperial history with the streets around you. The route introduces landmarks around the opera, Academy of Fine Arts, Naschmarkt, Secession and Musikverein areas. A short introduction inside Wien Museum concludes the sightseeing programme.Which Vienna Historical Walking Tour with Wien Museum Introduction ticket should I choose?The two-hour ticket includes the guided walk, audio devices and a 20-minute introduction in Wien Museum. It is not a pass for paid admission to every museum or landmark along the route. Choose it for guided orientation and historical context, with separate tickets needed for other activities you add afterwards.Plan your 120-minute Vienna Historical Walking Tour with Wien Museum Introduction visitMeet near Albertinaplatz 1 according to the voucher instructions and wear comfortable walking shoes. Dress for outdoor weather and allow time for both the street route and museum introduction. Keep your audio device with you and follow the guide’s meeting and return instructions if the group pauses along the way.Museums and exhibitions in ViennaVienna Mozartkugel Chocolate Workshop and Museum Tickets: Make Mozartkugel chocolates at the BO-YO Chocolate Museum with help from skilled chocolatiers.Dom Museum Wien Tickets with Optional Media Guide: Explore sacred treasures and modern art at Dom Museum Wien beside St Stephen’s Cathedral.Vienna Technical Museum Tickets: Discover how inventions and technology shape everyday life at Vienna’s Technical Museum.

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Begin your tour by strolling past iconic landmarks such as the Vienna State Opera, Hotel Sacher, and the Albertina Museum. Then, make your way to the Hofburg imperial palace, which has been the residence of the Habsburg family for over six centuries. Inside, you'll have the opportunity to visit the Austrian National Library, a stunning baroque masterpiece commissioned by Emperor Charles VI in the early 1700s. Marvel at the State Hall, home to an impressive collection of 200,000 books and manuscripts meticulously arranged on the shelves. Following the visit to the Austrian National Library, explore the main courtyards of the Hofburg Imperial Palace.

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What makes the Spanish Riding School architectural tour different?This guided tour focuses less on the horses themselves and more on the building that supports one of Vienna's most famous traditions. It is a strong choice if you are interested in Baroque design, historic institutions and the way architecture shapes ceremonial and performance spaces.What can you see on the architectural guided tour?The visit highlights key structural and design elements of the Spanish Riding School, including the Winter Riding School and other areas that help explain how the complex was planned and used. Instead of a general heritage overview, the emphasis is on materials, proportions, layout and the relationship between architecture and function.Who is this tour best for?It suits visitors with a particular interest in architecture, design history and the Hofburg complex, as well as travellers who have already seen a performance or training session and want deeper context. It also works well for anyone looking for a more specialised cultural tour in Vienna.What should you know before booking?As with other guided visits inside historic buildings, access can involve stairs and route limitations. Comfortable footwear is recommended, and it is best to arrive early so the group can begin together.Book your Spanish Riding School architectural tour todaySee one of Vienna's best-known institutions from a different angle and discover the design behind its historic spaces.

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Listed venue address: Michaelerplatz 1, 1010 Wien, Austria. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Your experience A rare chance to see the Lipizzaner stallions’ daily training inside the Baroque Winter Riding School, offering an authentic look at how centuries-old classical horsemanship is still preserved. Getting started The Spanish Riding School is located at Michaelerplatz, within Vienna’s Hofburg Palace complex . Enter through the Visitor Centre and arrive at least 5 minutes early to exchange your voucher for a physical ticket. About the Morning Training Sessions at the Spanish Riding School The Morning Exercise is not a show, but a working training session that reflects the real rhythm of life at the Spanish Riding School. Inside the Winter Riding School, riders guide the Lipizzaner stallions through loosening exercises, gymnastic work, and controlled movements designed to maintain strength, balance, and long-term health. Exercises vary daily and are adapted to each horse’s condition, making every session slightly different. While the famous jumps like levades or caprioles are only occasionally shown, the real value lies in observing how these horses are prepared over years to perform them safely and gracefully. This experience is ideal if you’re curious about how classical dressage works behind the scenes and want a quieter, more educational encounter with the Lipizzaners in their historic home.

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What is the Lipizzaner Legends guided tour?This guided tour is designed for visitors who want to focus on the horses, stables and historical traditions behind the Spanish Riding School. Rather than centring on architecture alone or on a live show, it highlights how the Lipizzaners became one of Vienna's best-known cultural symbols.What can you expect during the visit?The route is built around the school's historic spaces and the story of the stallions themselves, including their role within court tradition and classical riding culture. That makes the tour especially useful if you want more context before or after seeing a performance or training session.Who is this tour best for?It is well suited to visitors interested in animals, equestrian tradition and imperial history, as well as travellers who want something more specialised than a general venue tour. Families and first-time visitors may also appreciate the stronger storytelling focus around the Lipizzaners.What should you know before booking?This is a guided walking tour through a historic venue, so it is worth arriving early and wearing comfortable shoes. As with other guided experiences at the Spanish Riding School, the exact route can vary depending on operational needs.Book your Lipizzaner Legends guided tour todayLearn more about the famous stallions and the traditions that helped make the Spanish Riding School known around the world.

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Listed venue address: Michaelerplatz 1, 1010 Wien, Austria. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Why take a guided tour of the Spanish Riding School?A guided tour is one of the best ways to understand the Spanish Riding School beyond its performances. Instead of only seeing the venue from the audience area, you learn how the institution developed, how the horses are trained and why the building itself is such an important part of Vienna's cultural heritage.What can you see on the guided tour?Depending on the route, the tour may include the Winter Riding School, the Summer Riding School and other key areas linked to the school's daily operation. The value of the tour lies in the explanation, as your guide helps connect the architecture, traditions and equestrian history in a way that is difficult to pick up independently.Who is this tour best for?It suits visitors with an interest in history, architecture and classical horsemanship, as well as travellers who want more context before booking a training session or performance. It is also a strong option if you want a cultural activity in Vienna that is informative but not too long.What should you know before booking?This is a walking tour through a historic institution, so comfortable shoes are recommended. As with many guided visits, it is best to arrive a little early and follow the route closely so you do not miss any sections of the experience.Book your Spanish Riding School guided tour todaySee beyond the performances and discover the history, architecture and traditions that define one of Vienna's most famous institutions.

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Your visit to Vienna’s Imperial TreasuryStep into the heart of imperial Vienna by visiting the Imperial Treasury, an attraction that unveils the legacy and opulence of the Habsburg dynasty. Wander through the Swiss Wing at Hofburg Palace, where historic artefacts and legendary jewels tell the story of Austria’s royal heritage. This ticket grants you access to one of the city’s most cherished collections, making it a must-see for culture and history enthusiasts.Witness priceless crowns and royal regaliaBegin your journey amidst ornate display cases holding priceless regalia, including the magnificent Austrian Imperial Crown. Experience the close-up grandeur of the crown jewels of the Holy Roman Empire, admired for their craftsmanship and historical significance. Learn about the origins and role of these artifacts in shaping European history over the centuries.Marvel at treasures of the HabsburgsIn the Treasury’s secure chambers, catch sight of exquisite jewelry once belonging to Empress Elisabeth and other monarchs. The vast collection includes jewels, ceremonial swords, and insignia from orders like the Order of the Golden Fleece. Gaze at legendary objects such as the Holy Lance from the 8th century and the famed agate bowl, also known as the Holy Grail.Discover unique gems and precious stonesAdmire some of the world’s most extraordinary gemstones. See the largest cut diamond and the largest emerald displayed in the world, both part of the Habsburgs’ impressive collection. Each piece is presented with detailed descriptions that enhance your understanding of European dynastic power, faith, and tradition.Explore the historic Swiss WingThe Swiss Wing, the oldest section of the Hofburg Palace, sets the stage for a uniquely atmospheric museum experience. Here, you’ll explore historical milestones of the empire, learn about the elusive Burgundian Treasure and the Cradle of the King of Rome (Napoleon II), and see how Vienna has served as a center of power for generations.Plan with convenience and savingsConsider enhancing your Vienna sightseeing by upgrading to a 1, 2, 3, or 6-day Vienna Pass, offering savings and fast-track entry to over 70 attractions around the city. Whether visiting with family or exploring solo, the Imperial Treasury provides a memorable look into the city’s prestigious past, blending art, politics, and rare craftsmanship.Book your Imperial Treasury Vienna Admission Ticket tickets now!

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Step Into Empress Sisi’s World in ViennaExperience Vienna from the eyes of the famed Empress Elisabeth, fondly remembered as Sisi, on this immersive guided walk. Begin at the illustrious Hofburg Palace where you step inside the Imperial Apartments, the royal home Sisi shared with Emperor Franz Josef. Your expert guide will share little-known details of palace life and the personal journey of the Empress.Discover the Majesty of the Imperial Apartments & Sisi MuseumMove through lavishly preserved rooms, from ornate salons and the Emperor’s study to Sisi’s own quarters. Explore the Sisi Museum, home to fascinating displays of her possessions, personal items and portraits which bring to life her unique personality and complex story.Visit the Augustinian ChurchContinue with a walk to the Augustinian Church, renowned as the site of Empress Sisi's wedding to Emperor Franz Josef. Here, your guide recounts the romance and traditions surrounding this pivotal royal event.A Walk Through Vienna’s Historic StreetsTake in Vienna’s central streets as Sisi did. Pass by her preferred confectioner, jeweler and specialty boutiques. Enjoy colourful anecdotes from your guide about Viennese culture, the life of the royals and favorite city haunts of the Habsburgs.Your Guided Tour ExperienceSkip the ticket lines with included entry to all featured attractionsExpert guide available in English, German or Spanish (choose when booking)Stories and insights tailored to your interestsFree time to enjoy city highlights and local recommendationsFlexible and Memorable SightseeingThis tour is designed for a relaxed pace, ideal for those who want flexibility without missing must-see sites. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or new to Vienna, this journey reveals the city’s imperial heritage and hidden gems alike.Book your Sisi Museum: Skip-the-Line Imperial Apartments & City Guided Walking Tour tickets now!

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Listed venue address: Albertinapl. 1. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book Mozart concert tickets for the Golden Hall of the Musikverein, the gilded concert hall that millions know from the Vienna New Year's Concert. The Vienna Mozart Orchestra, dressed in 18th century costume, presents an evening in the style of the musical academies of Mozart's time, with overtures, arias and duets from his best known operas alongside movements from his symphonies and concertos. Two opera singers and two soloists join around 30 musicians on stage, and the evening closes with the Strauss favourites The Blue Danube and the Radetzky March. Each ticket includes a CD of the orchestra as a souvenir. Why hear Mozart in the Golden Hall? The Golden Hall, or Großer Musikvereinssaal, is often described as one of the finest concert halls in the world. Its shoebox shape, wooden floor, gilded caryatids and painted ceiling create a famously warm and clear sound, and hearing an orchestra here is a highlight of any trip to Vienna. The Vienna Mozart Orchestra brings a relaxed, festive mood to the hall, with costumes and well loved melodies from operas such as The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni and The Magic Flute. It is a classic choice for first time visitors and music lovers alike, and a memorable way to see the inside of this landmark building. Where is the Musikverein? The Musikverein is at Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna, just off the Ring and a few minutes on foot from Karlsplatz station (U1, U2, U4). The State Opera, Karlskirche and the Hotel Imperial are all close by, so it is easy to combine the concert with dinner or an evening walk. The building opened in 1870 and is the home of the Vienna Philharmonic. Allow time to find your entrance and seating area, as the foyer gets busy before a concert in the main hall. Seating categories and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes entry to the Musikverein, the concert in the Golden Hall, a seat in your chosen category and a Vienna Mozart Orchestra CD. Category Superior is in the front section, Category A in the middle, Category B from the middle to the rear and Category C at the rear. The concert lasts about 1 hour 30 to 1 hour 45 minutes depending on the date. Cloakroom facilities are available with Categories A, B and C. Food and drinks can be bought on site but are not included, and hotel transfers are not part of the ticket. Good to know before you book Arrive at least 30 minutes before the start. Smart evening clothing is recommended, though there is no compulsory dress code. The venue is accessible for wheelchairs and prams, and guide dogs are welcome. Show your mobile voucher with a valid photo ID at the entrance. To plan more music during your stay, compare the Mozart concert in the Brahms Hall, the Vivaldi Four Seasons and Mozart at the Musikverein or the Mozart concert with dinner and carriage ride. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book Vienna Mozart Orchestra concert tickets for the Brahms Hall of the Musikverein, the home of one of the most famous concert halls in the world. The orchestra, singers and conductor perform in 18th century costume, recreating the musical academies of Mozart's day with overtures, arias, duets and movements from his symphonies and concertos. The evening ends with two Viennese favourites, the Radetzky March and The Blue Danube waltz. The Brahms Hall is the smaller, more intimate sister of the Golden Hall, with green walls, red columns, gold decoration and around 600 seats, so the music feels very close. Every ticket comes with a CD of the orchestra to take home. What is the Vienna Mozart Orchestra concert like? Around 30 musicians, many of whom also play in leading Austrian orchestras such as the Vienna Philharmonic and the Vienna Symphony, form the orchestra. They are joined by soloists and opera singers who perform at the Vienna State Opera and the Volksoper. The programme follows the style of an 18th century academy concert, mixing well known opera scenes from works such as The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni and The Magic Flute with instrumental highlights. The costumes and wigs make it a lively, accessible evening, ideal if this is your first classical concert in Vienna. Where is the Musikverein? The Musikverein is at Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna, just behind the Ring and a few minutes on foot from Karlsplatz station (U1, U2, U4), the State Opera and Karlskirche. The building opened in 1870 and is the home of the Vienna Philharmonic. The Brahms Hall is the building's main chamber music hall, often praised for its warm sound and elegant decoration, and it seats a smaller audience than the Golden Hall, so every seat feels close to the stage. Allow time to find the right entrance and the cloakroom, as the building is busy in the half hour before concerts. Brahms Hall seating categories and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes entry to the Musikverein, the concert in the Brahms Hall, a reserved seat in your chosen category and a Vienna Mozart Orchestra CD. Category Superior is closest to the stage, followed by Category A, Category B and Category C towards the rear. Cloakroom fees, food and drinks and hotel transfers are not included, though drinks and snacks can be bought on site. The concert lasts about 1 hour 45 minutes. The venue is accessible for wheelchairs and prams, and guide dogs are welcome. Good to know before your Mozart concert Arrive at least 30 minutes before the start to collect your seat, leave your coat and settle in. Smart evening clothing is recommended, but there is no strict dress code. Show your mobile voucher with a valid photo ID at the entrance. If you are planning more concerts during your stay, compare the Mozart concert in the Golden Hall, the Musikverein Mozart concert with dinner or the Vienna Residence Orchestra at the Old Stock Exchange Palace. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Explore the Heidi Horten Collection in central Vienna, where modern and contemporary art is presented in a museum close to the State Opera. Move through the exhibition spaces at your own pace, spending time with the works and themes that interest you. The collection’s display programme can change, making the selected visit date relevant to what is on show.Which Heidi Horten Collection Vienna ticket should I choose?The admission option includes a digital booklet in German or English, with a printed booklet subject to availability. A live guide and guided tour are not included. Choose this ticket for an independent museum visit rather than expecting a scheduled group presentation or guaranteed access to a specific temporary display.Where does Heidi Horten Collection Vienna start?Go to Hanuschgasse 3 with the booking confirmation and check the museum’s opening and exhibition arrangements before travelling. Bring a phone if you want to use the digital material. Leave time to explore the building as well as the art, and follow the gallery’s photography and bag rules.More experiences in ViennaBudapest and Bratislava Day Tour from Vienna: Visit Budapest and Bratislava on a long guided day trip from Vienna, travelling between the cities in an air-conditioned vehicle.Vienna Burlesque Dinner Club at MIRAGE: Spend an evening at the Burlesque Dinner Club in the MIRAGE Spiegeltent, with a live burlesque show, jazz band and multi-course dinner.Vienna Mozartkugel Chocolate Workshop and Museum Tickets: Make Mozartkugel chocolates at the BO-YO Chocolate Museum with help from skilled chocolatiers.

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Your experienceStart your adventure by busBegin your day with a comfortable bus ride departing from either Vienna or Salzburg, journeying through the breathtaking Salzkammergut region. The scenic drive offers panoramic views of alpine meadows, glistening lakes and classic Austrian villages, making the journey itself a highlight before you even reach Hallstatt.Discover Hallstatt on a guided walkUpon arrival in Hallstatt, you will join a guided walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. As you stroll through the quaint streets of this UNESCO-listed lakeside town, discover centuries-old wooden houses, charming squares, and the unique culture that has made Hallstatt world-famous. Your guide will share stories and historical insights about the village, its salt mining legacy and its position nestled between the Hallstätter See and towering mountains.See the picturesque Market Square with its iconic fountain and historic façadesVisit photogenic spots perfect for capturing Hallstatt's stunning sceneryLearn about the ancient salt mine which shaped the town’s fortunesEnjoy a serene boat rideAfter exploring on foot, embark on a leisurely boat ride across the Hallstätter See. From the water, take in sweeping views of Hallstatt and its dramatic mountain backdrop. This perspective is ideal for photography and offers a peaceful escape from the town’s busy streets.Relax as you glide across the crystal-clear watersAdmire the village’s reflection and the surrounding natural beautyTime for lunch and self-guided explorationThe tour also gives you free time to enjoy a meal at a local café or restaurant and explore Hallstatt further at your own pace. You may wish to browse local shops, take more photographs or simply soak in one of Austria’s most iconic sights before returning to your departure city by bus.Book your Hallstatt: Day Trip from Vienna or Salzburg by Bus tickets now!

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You'll be enchanted by Vienna's flair during this sightseeing tour by night. You'll pass by the city's top attractions and discover a whole new perspective Vienna. Along with exploring the city as it lights up at night, you'll also learn a thing or two about Austria's historic capital thanks to a handy audio guide that comes included with your ride. The route is carefully designed, so you can experience the best Vienna has to offer. You'll drive around the magnificent Ringstrasse, the Vienna State Opera, the Parliament, City Hall, Burgtheater, Schwedenplatz, Schwarzenbergplatz, Museum Quartier, Belvedere Palace, and Praterstern with its Giant Ferris Wheel.

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Travel from Vienna to Salzburg for a day combining the historic city with places associated with The Sound of Music. A guided walk introduces central sights and film locations, while the coach journey passes through the Austrian countryside. Free time lets you explore further, pause at a café or revisit a favourite part of the route.Which Salzburg and Sound of Music Day Trip from Vienna ticket should I choose?The ticket includes return coach travel, the Salzburg walking tour and the listed film-location visits. It is not a separate admission pass for every building seen along the way. Food, drinks and tips are excluded. Allow approximately 11 hours and 45 minutes for the whole excursion, including the intercity travel.Plan your 705-minute Salzburg and Sound of Music Day Trip from Vienna visitFollow the departure instructions around Opernring 2 and arrive early enough to find the correct coach. Wear comfortable shoes and bring clothing for the weather in Salzburg, which may differ from Vienna. Keep the guide’s meeting times during free time and allow for a late return when planning the evening.More experiences in ViennaBudapest and Bratislava Day Tour from Vienna: Visit Budapest and Bratislava on a long guided day trip from Vienna, travelling between the cities in an air-conditioned vehicle.Vienna Burlesque Dinner Club at MIRAGE: Spend an evening at the Burlesque Dinner Club in the MIRAGE Spiegeltent, with a live burlesque show, jazz band and multi-course dinner.Vienna Mozartkugel Chocolate Workshop and Museum Tickets: Make Mozartkugel chocolates at the BO-YO Chocolate Museum with help from skilled chocolatiers.

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Listed venue address: Opernring 2, Vienna; exact boarding instructions on your voucher. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Take a guided walking tour through Vienna’s Old Town and discover its UNESCO Sites and historic palaces. Perfect for individuals, couples, and families, this tour is a great way to get to know Austria’s capital. Your 2-hour journey begins at the Vienna State Opera. From there, you’ll see the Albertina Palace and stroll through the Hofburg courtyards, including a stop by the famous Spanish Riding School. Along the way, your guide will share stories about Empress Sisi and the Habsburgs. You’ll also visit St. Peter’s Church and wander through the charming city center before finishing at St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Throughout the tour, your guide will offer local tips for making the most of your time in Vienna. Whether this is your first time in the city or you’re visiting again, you’ll get a great overview of Vienna’s main sights.

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Book Musikverein Mozart concert and dinner tickets for an elegant evening on the Ring: a three course Viennese dinner high above the city, followed by the Vienna Mozart Orchestra in the Golden Hall of the Musikverein. Dinner is served from 18:00 at the 1870 Restaurant Terrace Lounge on the seventh floor of the Grand Hotel Wien, with classic dishes such as Wiener schnitzel with potato salad or Tafelspitz with horseradish sauce. Then a short walk takes you to the Golden Hall, famous for its gilded décor and outstanding acoustics, for about an hour of Mozart with a short interval. Every ticket also includes a glass of sparkling wine or orange juice, a programme booklet and a CD. What happens during the evening? Arrive at the restaurant at least 10 minutes before your dinner time. After the three course meal, walk the few minutes along the Ring to the Musikverein. The building opens one hour before the concert and you can enter the Golden Hall 30 minutes before the start. The orchestra performs in 18th century costume, and the programme includes some of Mozart's most celebrated music, such as his Symphony No. 40 in G minor and excerpts from the Requiem, alongside other well known pieces. During the interval you can enjoy your included glass of sparkling wine or orange juice. Where are the restaurant and the concert? Dinner is at the 1870 Restaurant Terrace Lounge, Grand Hotel Wien, Kärntner Ring 9, 1010 Vienna, on the seventh floor. The concert is at the Musikverein, Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna, a short walk away near Karlsplatz station (U1, U2, U4). Both are close to the State Opera, so the evening is easy to reach from anywhere in the city centre. The Golden Hall, home of the Vienna Philharmonic, is often called one of the best concert halls in the world, and hearing Mozart there is a highlight of any Vienna trip. Seating categories and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes the three course dinner, entry to the Musikverein, the concert, a glass of sparkling wine or orange juice at the interval, a programme booklet and a CD of the orchestra. Drinks with dinner are not included. Choose Category Superior for open seats in the front section, Category A for the middle section, Category B for the middle to rear and Category C for the rear. Within each category, seats are free choice, so arrive in good time if you want a particular spot. Good to know before you book Smart casual clothing is recommended. Photography and video recording are not allowed during the performance, and food and drinks are not permitted in the hall. The Golden Hall is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and designated seating. Cancellation is free up to 72 hours before the start, so book once your plans are settled. For other ways to hear Mozart in Vienna, compare the Mozart concert in the Golden Hall without dinner, the Mozart concert with dinner and carriage ride or the Schönbrunn Palace concert with dinner. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna (dinner: Kärntner Ring 9, 7th floor, 1010 Vienna). Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Ring in the new year at Palais Ferstel, one of the grandest nineteenth century palaces in Vienna's first district. This New Year's Eve gala combines a red carpet welcome, a four-course Austrian dinner with live piano, a waltz performance by the Elmayer Dance School and a night of classical music and dancing that runs until 02:00. At midnight you raise a glass of champagne while the Blue Danube plays live and the bells of St. Stephen's Cathedral ring out across the city. How the evening at Palais Ferstel unfolds Doors open at 19:00. You arrive on the red carpet and gather in the Portico, the arcaded entrance hall of the palace, for a welcome cocktail and canapés. At 20:00 guests move into the Grand Hall for the gala dinner, a four-course menu called "The Best of Austria" served with a selection of Austrian wines, while a pianist plays throughout the meal. At 22:00 the gala opens with a Viennese waltz performance by the Elmayer Dance School, which has taught Vienna to dance since 1919. A classical ensemble and a live dance band then take over, and the dance floor stays open until the gala ends at 02:00. From 22:00 the Café Central dessert buffet and the Portico bar are open, and extra drinks at the bar can be bought throughout the night. Midnight in Vienna: champagne, the Blue Danube and the bells of St. Stephen's The highlight comes at the stroke of twelve. Each guest receives a glass of champagne for the toast, the musicians perform Johann Strauss II's Blue Danube waltz live, and the chimes of St. Stephen's Cathedral mark the new year, just as they do in homes across Austria. A traditional Viennese midnight snack is served afterwards, giving you fresh energy for the last hours of dancing. Seating categories and what is included Every ticket includes reserved seating, the welcome cocktail and canapés, the four-course dinner with paired Austrian wines, live piano during dinner, the waltz performance, the classical ensemble and live dance music, access to the dessert buffet, the midnight champagne and the midnight snack. Two categories are offered. VIP Category places you in the front row, closest to the stage and dance floor. Category A seats you in the second row. Both categories are for guests aged 18 and over, and tickets are issued in the name of each guest. Getting to Palais Ferstel and practical tips Palais Ferstel stands at Strauchgasse 4 in the first district, a short walk from the Hofburg and the Freyung. The nearest metro stop is Herrengasse on the U3 line, and trams 1, 71 and D stop at Schottentor. On the night, show your smartphone ticket at the evening box office. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Dress for a formal occasion: evening wear suits the setting, and comfortable dancing shoes will help you enjoy the full evening. Plan your journey home in advance, as public transport in Vienna runs through the night on New Year's Eve but taxis are in high demand. If you are in Vienna over the festive season, you can add more music to your trip. Hear carols and classical favourites at the St. Peter's Church Christmas concert, enjoy a palace evening at the Palais Auersperg Imperial Gala Concert, or listen to Vivaldi by candlelight at the Karlskirche Four Seasons concert. Please note that this ticket is non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled, so check your plans before you book.

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Listed venue address: Palais Ferstel, Strauchgasse 4, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book tickets for the Palais Ferstel Vienna year end Philharmonic Ensemble concert with one drink included. On 30 December 2026 you hear waltzes, polkas, and well known Viennese favourites in the historic Palais Ferstel, performed by an ensemble of Vienna Philharmonic members led by violinist Shkëlzen Doli. Buy on VervTrip for a central Vienna evening of live classical music in an intimate chamber setting. Use this page for the dated year end performance shown at checkout for 30 December 2026. What you hear at the year end concert The Philharmonic Ensemble presents works in the traditional Viennese concert style associated with the Vienna Philharmonic. The programme includes The Blue Danube and the Radetzky March, alongside other waltzes and polkas by the Strauss family and their contemporaries. Shkëlzen Doli, a violinist with the Vienna Philharmonic, founded the ensemble so orchestra members can perform this repertoire up close. The room at Palais Ferstel keeps the audience limited, so you sit near the musicians rather than in a vast concert hall. It is a chamber scale evening focused on familiar dance forms and marches rather than a full symphony programme. Palais Ferstel Vienna: evening timetable and what is included Admission begins at 18:30. The concert starts at 19:00, with a short intermission around 19:45 for about 20 minutes, and the evening ends about 21:00. Total duration is about 2 hours. Your ticket includes entry to the concert and one drink. Food and extra drinks are not included. Show your smartphone ticket to staff at the evening box. The meeting point is 4 Strauchgasse, 1010 Vienna, in the Innere Stadt near the city centre sights. These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled, so confirm 30 December 2026 before you pay. Keep a little buffer in your plans for winter weather and finding the palace entrance. How to book Palais Ferstel concert tickets on VervTrip Select the 30 December 2026 year end Philharmonic Ensemble concert on VervTrip, complete checkout, and keep your mobile ticket ready for the evening box. For more Vienna nights out, browse things to do in Vienna or compare other Vienna concert tickets. Venue context also sits on the Vienna concerts and opera attractions page. Each product is a separate booking with its own start time and rules. Book early if you want this specific year end date, then arrange dinner before admission or a late drink after the final chord. Why choose this Palais Ferstel evening You get a year end concert date in a landmark city palace, a programme built on familiar Viennese waltzes and marches, and musicians drawn from the Vienna Philharmonic in a smaller room than a full orchestra night. One drink is included with entry. The provider lists the experience under Klangkultur Entertainment GmbH on the operator side, and VervTrip shows live availability for the dated performance when seats remain. Book Palais Ferstel Vienna year end Philharmonic Ensemble concert tickets on VervTrip when you are ready to lock in 30 December 2026.

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Discover the Wachau Valley: Day Trip from ViennaSet off from Vienna and travel through lush Austrian countryside on a guided day trip to the picturesque Wachau Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Board a modern, air-conditioned coach, settling in for a comfortable journey as your guide introduces the scenery and stories that have made this region famous.Explore Castles and Legendary LandscapesYour drive takes you past rolling vineyards, medieval castles and riverside villages. Depending on the season, you will visit either Krems, a charming city at the heart of Austria's wine country, or the quaint town of Dürnstein, known for its blue church tower and historic castle ruins. Dürnstein Castle, perched on a rocky hill, once held King Richard the Lionheart captive in the 12th century, weaving local legend into history.Melk Abbey: History and ArchitectureThe journey continues to Melk Abbey, an architectural marvel sitting high above the Danube. The abbey boasts impressive baroque halls and colourful frescoes. Wander through elegantly decorated corridors, admire the stunning library with ancient manuscripts and enjoy panoramic views across the Danube Valley. You’ll have the opportunity for a guided tour inside Melk Abbey in winter, learning about the influential Benedictine order and their centuries-old traditions.Seasonal Experiences: Boat Cruise or Local LunchYour day trip offers exclusive seasonal experiences. In summer months, you’ll board a scenic boat cruise along the Danube River, gently gliding past terraced vineyards and picturesque villages. In winter, the river cruise is replaced by an authentic lunch at a local restaurant, letting you warm up with regional flavours and Austrian hospitality.Unforgettable Moments in the WachauAll along the route, marvel at the valleys’ landscapes, famous for producing the Wachau apricot or 'Marille', often found in local jams. Hear about unique traditions, sample regional treats when possible and enjoy free time to explore the river towns, take photos and browse local shops. Your guide is on hand to share insights and help make the most of every stop.Return to ViennaAfter a full day of sightseeing, return to Vienna State Opera by coach, taking with you memories of Austria’s rural beauty and cultural riches. This tour blends history, nature and authentic Austrian experiences for a truly enriching day outside the city.Book your Wachau: Day Trip from Vienna to Danube Valley tickets now!

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Listed venue address: Operngasse 8. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Experience the Wachau Valley and Melk AbbeyJoin a full-day guided tour from Vienna to the heart of the Wachau Valley, famed for its scenic landscapes, castles and monasteries. This journey combines culture, history and picturesque river views, making it a memorable day trip out of the city.Start Your Adventure in ViennaYour day begins with a comfortable ride in an air-conditioned coach departing from central Vienna. Along the way, your knowledgeable guide will share stories about the region’s historic landmarks, including Gottweig Abbey perched on the hills, and the romantic ruins of Aggstein Castle high above the Danube.Boat Cruise on the DanubeArriving in Spitz, you’ll board a riverboat for a 1.5-hour cruise along the Danube towards Melk. On this relaxing voyage, gaze upon the striking Schonbuhel Castle, riverside villages, and the hillsides lined with vineyards. The cruise reveals the splendid baroque silhouette of Melk Abbey rising above the valley.Exploring Durnstein and MelkArrive at the charming medieval town of Durnstein. Stroll through cobblestone streets and visit the historic ruins where Richard the Lionheart was famously imprisoned. Afterward, continue along the picturesque route to Melk. Here, you’ll enter the grand Melk Abbey, known for its spectacular baroque architecture, stately halls and a library filled with ancient manuscripts. Don’t miss a walk through the abbey gardens for impressive panoramic views over the valley.Enjoy Free TimeFollowing your guided tour, enjoy free time to explore the area at your own pace. Visit the abbey’s museum, relax in the gardens or wander the riverside for a peaceful break before the return trip. The abbey even holds a secret staircase once used to protect rare books from invaders.Useful InsightsTravel is in a group with live commentary from your guideThe full experience includes modern coach transport and a Danube cruiseMultilingual tours available: English, Spanish and GermanBring comfortable shoes for walking through historic towns and the abbey groundsBook your Wachau Day Trip With Free Time in Melk tickets now!

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Listed venue address: Operngasse 8, 1010 Wien. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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