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The Historic Centre of Vienna: Private Tour including Mozarthaus

Vienna is known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene with a music tradition that attracts people to the city where Haydn, Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, Strauss and Mozart perfected their art. On your private walking tour, you will: Discover Vienna's historic centre on a three-hour guided walking tour; See the most important cultural and political sites, including the Rathausplatz, home to Vienna's impressive City Hall, with its towering Gothic spire and ornate facade; Visit Maria Theresien Platz, flanked by two of the most iconic museums in the city; Admire the Hofburg, the seat of the Habsburg dynasty for centuries, and now housing museums and the Austrian president's office; Learn about the Spanish Riding School, home to the world-renowned Lipizzaner horses; Pass by Michaeler Church, where the first two movements of Mozart's Requiem were performed just five days after his death; Admire the stunning Augustine Church, a 14th-century Gothic building; Hear about The Holy Trinity Monument built in gratitude for the end of the Great Plague of the 17th century; See the iconic St. Stephen's Cathedral, the centrepiece of Vienna's historic centre and admire its towering spire and ornate facade; Explore the old Jewish district, home to the haunting Holocaust Monument, also known as the "Nameless Library"; Stop at the famous Anker Clock, an impressive example of Art Nouveau featuring individual figures that rotate in sequence to mark the hours of the day; End your tour with a self-guided tour in the MozartHaus Museum, a centre showing the life and work of the musical genius which you will be free to explore at your leisure with an audioguide included after parting ways with your guide. Synonymous with the syncopated waltz that bears its name, Vienna owes much of its musical heritage to the Habsburg dynasty and the excellent creative environment provided by the imperial court for visionary musical talent. Great composers were drawn to Vienna to pen immortal works in a honing ground for musical visionaries.This fascinating half-day highlights tour will take you to Vienna’s most compelling attractions in a city crowded with glittering gilded palaces, monuments, bronze statues, grand mansions, and dome-topped royal buildings. As one of Europe's grandest capitals, Vienna is rich in handsome architecture and cultural relics that reflect the city’s storied history.  On your walking tour, you will explore the best of the city’s architecture, including the Austrian Parliament Building, the Alte Burg, the Spanish Riding School, and the Austrian National Library. The architectural finery of Vienna's historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a bounty of Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque, Art Deco, and "Jugendstil" architecture under the gaze of the 370-foot steeple of St. Stephen's Cathedral. Your tour finishes at the entrance to MozartHaus Museum, where you will step into the life of the classical virtuoso and trace his enthralling backstory at your own pace. Your guide will part ways with you here so you can enjoy your self-guided tour.

Vienna Classical Music Festival: Inspiration – Vienna

Experience the exquisite melodies of classical music by Schubert, Bottesini, Strauss and others at Vienna's beloved Minoritenkirche in this eagerly awaited concert.

Vienna Classical Music Festival: “Italy in Vienna”

Experience the exquisite melodies of classical music by Mozart, Vivaldi and Paganini at Vienna's beloved Minoritenkirche in this eagerly awaited concert.

Vienna Classical Music Festival: Strauss, Haydn & Mozart

Experience the exquisite melodies of classical music by Strauss, Haydn and Mozart at Vienna's beloved Minoritenkirche in this eagerly awaited concert.

Street art tour through Vienna

Your local expert and guide is a passionate insider of the Viennese Street Art scene who collects information about the art and the artists. Some work carries political, social and artistic references, while others are more personal.During your tour you will see art by big names in the scene like ROA, Blu, Stink Fish and Shepard Fairey who have already come to Vienna to leave their mark. Join the tour to follow in the artists footsteps and get a different impression of the city. Your tour's mission is not only to promote the Viennese street art, but also to create a platform for travellers and locals to meet, discuss and discover the city and its suburbs from another perspective.

In-app audio tour of Vienna historic Hofburg District

Uncover the mesmerizing charm and rich past of Vienna's Hofburg district with this in-app audio tour. Your journey begins at Graben, next to the Plague Column, setting you off on an intriguing voyage through time as you delve into the Habsburgs' legacy and their profound influence on the city.As you amble along the refined Kohlmarkt, you'll feel transported back to the Austro-Hungarian Empire era. The tour guides you to Michaelerplatz, where you can admire the awe-inspiring architecture of the Hofburg, the former imperial palace that was home to the Habsburgs for centuries.Your exploration of Vienna's splendid architecture continues as you reach the grand Heldenplatz or Heroes' Square. This striking public square, encircled by majestic imperial buildings, has been the stage for many significant events in Austrian history.Throughout your journey, the enlightening audio commentary provides fascinating insights into Vienna's rich cultural heritage and the pivotal role the Habsburgs played in mouldings its history. You'll uncover the tales behind the buildings you encounter, the events that unfolded there, and the renowned figures who once graced these streets.As your tour concludes, you'll head towards Albertinaplatz.

Vienna Private Guided Walking Tour of Strauss’ Life

Explore the life and legacy of Johann Strauss, Vienna’s “Waltz King,” on an engaging private walking tour. Visit iconic locations like Strauss’ Residence and Stadtpark while uncovering his fascinating story. Choose from tailored options, including a tour featuring Strauss landmarks and architectural gems like the Karlskirche or another tour that adds a live classical concert by Vienna’s finest musicians. Whether you're a Strauss enthusiast or just curious, this experience offers a unique way to connect with Vienna’s rich musical heritage.

Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Entry Ticket

Skip the Ticket Purchase Line and Save Time – Don’t let long lines take away from your travel experience. Kunstkammer Wien : Features over 2,100 objects, including the renowned Saliera by Benvenuto Cellini, a gilded salt cellar created in 1543. Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection: Boasts more than 17,000 objects spanning nearly 4,000 years, showcasing artifacts from ancient Egypt, Nubia, Mesopotamia, and the Arabian Peninsula. Greek and Roman Antiquities: Displays approximately 2,500 objects, including marble sculptures, mosaics, and cameos, illustrating the art and culture of ancient civilizations. Collection of Sculptures and Decorative Arts: Features works from the Renaissance to the 18th century, including sculptures, furniture, and decorative objects. Flexible and Independent Experience – Perfect for travelers who prefer freedom over group tours. It is not possible to skip the security lines. There could be a line at the entrance and is mandatory for all visitors.

Kursalon Vienna: Strauss and Mozart Christmas Gala

Treat yourself to an enchanting evening of classical music this festive season in the elegant setting of the Kursalon Vienna concert hall. During the 2-hour Christmas show, be swept away by the glorious melodies of the most illustrious Viennese composers: Mozart and Strauss. Be captivated by the talented performers of the Salonorchester Alt-Wien and the accompanying ballet dancers and soloists. For the best seats in the house and other perks such as a glass of sparkling wine, opt for a VIP ticket. Additionally, enjoy a contemplative Christmas gala with a delightful 4-course Christmas menu and accompanying beverages. December 24thConcert: 6.00 pmGala dinner (4 courses): 8.00 pmDecember 25thGala dinner (4 courses): 6 pmConcert: 8.30 pm

Kursalon Vienna: Strauss and Mozart New Year's Day Gala

Start the new year on a high with a New Year’s classical concert in the splendid setting of the Kursalon Vienna and experience an evening of glamor in the Renaissance-style concert hall, which was popular among Viennese elite in the 19th century. Choose from a selection of seats and hear the dulcet sounds of Strauss and Mozart as performed by the Salonorchester Alt-Wien including a delicious 4-course dinner. Choose the VIP category for prime seats and extra perks.

Vienna Classical Music Festival: Cello quartet

Experience the exquisite melodies of classical music by Mozart, Schubert, Brahms and others at Vienna's beloved Minoritenkirche in this eagerly awaited concert.

Vienna Panoramic Bus Tour

Soak up the sights of the impressive buildings, including the Vienna State Opera, St Charles's Church and St Stephen’s Cathedral. Hop off thr bus to take a closer look at these magnificent landmarks and to explore the city's beautiful open spaces, like People’s Park. Hop on our Blue and Red Route Vienna buses to discover the architectural highlights of Vienna's imperial history, including Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace and Arsenal. You can hop on and hop off at any stop. Pre-recorded commentary is available in 13 languages.

Leopold Museum Vienna Skip-the-line Tickets

The Leopold Collection is one of the most important collections of modern Austrian art in the world and displays masterpieces from the Wiener Secession to Art Nouveau and Expressionism. The more than 5,000 exhibits were collected by the eye specialist and art lover Rudolf Leopold (1925 - 2010) and his wife Elisabeth over a period of five decades. In 1994, the Collection was consolidated with the assistance of the Republic of Austria and the Austrian National Bank into a non-profit foundation, and in 2001 the Leopold Museum could open its doors. One of its major highlights is the worldwide largest and most prominent collection of works of the expressionist Egon Schiele. It was actually Leopold to reawake the fame of Schiele and to immortalize it with the amazing collection. Besides oil paintings and graphic works, the Leopold Museum also houses the Egon Schiele-Documentation Centre, that is dedicated to research on Schiele’s work and also holds numerous autographs.

Vivaldi's Four Seasons at St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna

Listen to Antonio Vivaldi's masterpiece, The Four Seasons, in a concert at St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna.Immerse yourself in the breathtaking atmosphere of the Cathedral while classical music fills the air. Enjoy the diverse sounds and musical imagery Vivaldi creates, including gentle winds, thunderstorms, bird voices, and more. Admire St. Stephen's Cathedral where Vivaldi's funeral took place in 1741.J. S. Bach's Violin Concerto in E major complements the program, incorporating elements of Vivaldi's concertos while showcasing Bach's distinct musical style. Experience a lively and entertaining experience, with a dialogue between the strings and the soloist.

Private Jewish Museums and Jewish Quarter Tour Vienna

Discover the rich tapestry of Jewish history and culture in Vienna with our exclusive private tour, offering skip-the-line access to both of the city's significant Jewish Museums (ticket fees not included). Your journey begins at the Judenplatz Jewish Museum, where you'll delve into the fascinating world of Jewish life in medieval times. Explore the archaeological excavations of the former medieval synagogue and gain profound insights into the community that thrived here centuries ago. Following this immersive experience, your expert guide will lead you on a captivating walking tour through Vienna's historic former Jewish Quarter. The tour culminates at the Jewish Museum Dorotheergasse, where you'll continue your exploration of Jewish heritage. Here, you'll encounter a diverse collection of artifacts, including the evocative "Hare with the Amber Eyes" exhibit (please note: specific exhibits may vary), and discover other compelling Jewish cultural treasures.

Vienna Art Nouveau and Otto Wagner walking tour with a historian

Learn about German Jugendstil, or Art Nouveau, on this 3-hour walking tour through the metro of Vienna.When Vienna's parliament hired Otto Wagner to design their new metro in the late 19th century, they wanted a modern construction to match the majestic buildings of the Ringstrasse and accommodate the capital's ever-expanding population. Wagner set out to make an easy-to-use system that could be quickly adapted to the city's different areas and highlight Vienna's cosmopolitanism. So he chose the international avant­-garde style of Art Nouveau, creating designs for fences, doors, and stone carvings that were displayed across the Vienna's metro and surroundings.Your tour will explore two of the remaining iconographic stations while exploring Viennese Art Nouveau more in depth. You'll start at Karlsplatz with a visit to the small Wagner Museum. Afterwards you'll move on to Stadtpark station, the best preserved of the original metro stations still in use. Next, you'll visit the Kettenbrücke station. Along the way you'll be able to visit the famous Sezession art building, the best example of Viennese Jugendstil that there is, and two beautiful apartment houses designed by Otto Wagner. Your guide will also delve into the philosophy of the style and help you understand the symbols and materials used in the designs.Then you'll take the metro to your last destination, the Imperial station. Originally built for the Emperor's use only, it demonstrated to the metro's critics that Vienna's emperor supported the line. From here to Schönbrunn castle you can find more elements of the generally bourgeois style of Art Nouveau hidden within imperial grandiosity.

Singing Mozart with Mozart Costume in Vienna

Live this incredible experience when visiting "Vienna. Austria is the birthplace of Mozart, so how about living the experience of "singing an excerpt from a Mozart opera dressed in period clothing?

Vienna City Hall: Austrian Folklore Dinner & Show

Set in the basement of the famous Vienna City Hall, a veritable Viennese feast is waiting to be served. Along with your three-course meal, there are three different musical scenes and performances to enjoy. Each performance comes with a costume change, so once your plate is cleared, get ready to watch singers and dancers take you on a voyage that covers mountain melodies to the refined waltz of the Blue Danube.

Guided Walking Tour of Vienna City Center Highlights

Experience a two-hour guided walking tour of Vienna's most famous sites. Begin at Minoriten Church to see its beautiful Last Supper mosaic, then explore Michaelerplatz, Hofburg Palace, Heldenplatz, and the Spanish Riding School. We’ll also visit the Albertina and Vienna State Opera, concluding at St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Please note that interior visits are not included.

A Self-Guided Tour of Vienna the Home of Classical Music

Embark on a captivating journey through Vienna‘s rich musical history guided by Context Travel expert, Gilles Gubelmann. On this self-guided walking tour, he‘ll be your maestro, connecting tales of musical prodigies with the history of the city. Guided by Gilles, delve into the city's musical legacy in the Old Town (Innere Stadt). Uncover the lives of musical luminaries like Beethoven and Mozart at venues such as Stadtpalais Todesco and Café Frauenhuber. Culminating at St. Stephen's Cathedral, the tour unveils Vienna's soul through its musical past. Explore renowned opera houses, hear symphonies, and trace the footsteps of Mahler and Schönberg. Learn the triumphs of Jewish musical geniuses, visit Mozart's Mozarthaus, and stroll through Helmut Zilk Square, ending at the Monument Against War and Fascism. Experience Vienna's melodic history resonating through its streets with Gilles as your guide.