Top Austria Running Tours - page 2

Experienced educator/secondary school teacher and N/Manny leads through his city. I have already led school classes through Vienna and knows exactly what interests children/young people. Since every child can of course be very individual or have different interests, this private "tour" can be tailored to their individual needs. The duration is also flexible. The focus is on fun and great experiences! Some words, sentences, and phrases can also be taught/learned in the local language! Parents can of course accompany the tour! The attractions listed are just examples and should be visited depending on interests.

Just the starry sky and you. Experience its endless expanse and relax and listen to what he tells you: stories like that of the big bear or what trick you can use to discover as many stars as possible in the clear sky. The VISIT DARK SKIES® listening experience is your personal rendez-vous with the night sky. The Star Bowl in Kaunertal is one of the most beautiful places in Europe to experience the natural night - with millions of stars. The listening experience makes lying in the shell an unforgettable experience. Let your gaze guide you - simply play it on your smartphone. You've never looked so deeply into the stars before. The activity is ideal for you if you don't want to go on a star tour but still want to sink into the cosmos as a couple. The eye needs 30 minutes to adapt to the darkness. You can experience this process live and get a deep and colorful perception of the sky. Part 1: The Big Dipper Part 2: Perception exercise with music

Whether you call it football or soccer, make sure you get your fix of it when you’re on vacation in Vienna. You’ll meet for a 6- or 7-aside friendly match, playing on an artificial pitch at an exclusive sports center near the Donau River. No rough tackles or sliding—the emphasis is on just having fun.

Find out how the Jewish community helped shape the city of Vienna over its 900 years of history on this walking tour. Visit places tied to Vienna’s Jewish heritage as you learn about the community’s cultural impact. Hear stories about the lives of prominent members of the city’s Jewish community, including neurologist Sigmund Freud and composer Gustav Mahler. This small-group tour has a limit of 10 participants.