Top Vienna Audio Guides

Getting around Vienna’s must-sees can mean lots of hopping between buses, trains, trams and cabs. Swap them for a single, chauffeured private vehicle on this customizable tour. Choose a departure time to suit you, follow an itinerary tailored to your interests and travel between attractions such as the Hofburg Palace and St. Stephen’s Cathedral with ease: admiring them from outside or heading inside independently. On route, your driver will share information about each sight for a well-rounded sightseeing experience.

WHY CHOOSE FOR US? More than an audio tour - your complete guide to Vienna's Politics, Power, Religion & Museums in one app. Some audio tours cost a little less. With CityAppTour, you simply get more: 31 richly detailed stories, audio & written text, photos, spoken navigation, practical city information and carefully selected local tips. Follow the 4.7 km route through Vienna's political and imperial heart and discover the Hofburg, Parliament, Rathaus, MuseumsQuartier, Votivkirche and the institutions that reveal how power, religion and culture shaped the capital. The stories go beyond short facts, giving you the background, details and context that bring Vienna to life. - 31 richly detailed stories in audio & text - Spoken navigation between stops - Photos, city info & food and drink tips - Works offline - Yours to keep - the tour never expires - Explore at your own pace More stories. More information. More freedom.

Explore Vienna on a private 3-hour walking tour with your own private guide. Customize your itinerary with your private guide, and discover sights around Vienna’s old artisan district. Pass by the Jesuit Church and Basilisk House on Schönlaterngasse; learn about Mozart’s connections to St Stephen's Cathedral; and take in views over the city from the rooftops. Stop at the Judenplatz and the Holocaust Memorial, then stroll around the University and City Hall — a part of Vienna that retains characteristics from previous centuries.

Experience the magic of Christmas in Vienna on a 60-minute private electric Oldtimer tour with complimentary mulled wine. Ride through Vienna’s beautifully illuminated streets, admire magnificent imperial landmarks, and enjoy the enchanting atmosphere of the festive season. Relax in a charming classic car while sipping traditional Austrian mulled wine (Glühwein). Your private guide will share fascinating stories about Vienna’s history, Christmas traditions, and iconic sights. Discover Vienna’s Christmas magic in comfort, elegance, and festive style! Please note: Tour language is subject to guide availability. Audio guides are available in your preferred language to ensure an enjoyable and informative experience.

Cycle the streets of Vienna on a morning or afternoon tour of the city. Saddle up and follow your guide to the colorful Hundertwasserhaus and the iconic Ferris wheel at the Prater. Also pass top sites including the Hofburg Palace, City Hall, and the Opera House, learning about the city’s history as you go. After three hours of sightseeing and fresh air, your tour concludes at the original departure point.

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.

This self-guided audio tour takes you through Vienna's historic city center, where the entire city once stood within medieval walls. You'll explore the Imperial Palace complex including the Spanish Riding School and Habsburg Wedding Church, then dive into the heart of downtown to discover the city's past through major landmarks like St Stephen's Cathedral and the Habsburg royal burial ground. Marvel at the bronze statue of Emperor Joseph II, the strangest Habsburg emperor who believed in equality, and visit Vienna's first Holocaust memorial while learning about the city's Jewish community that was once Europe's third largest. Stroll through elegant streets where you'll hear about both the glory and darker aspects of 650 years of Habsburg rule, ending at the controversial Looshaus that shocked imperial Vienna in 1909.

Visit the Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial on a private day trip from Vienna. You’ll get a pickup and drop-off from your Vienna hotel, and then have everything you need for a day at the site. Admission fees and an audio guide are included so you can enter with ease, and then learn about the Nazi regime, the concentration camp, and its later liberation as you go.

Vienna, the city of waltzes and culture, offers a day full of discoveries through its 26 emblematic sites. Stroll through the historic streets, admire the Vienna Opera, and visit the majestic Schönbrunn Palace. Explore must-see places like St. Stephen's Cathedral and the famous Café Central, while enjoying the unique Viennese atmosphere. This walking tour allows you to discover the best of the Austrian capital while benefiting from historical anecdotes thanks to audio guides. Whether you are passionate about art or just curious, Vienna awaits you. - Walking tour of 7.9 km, ideal for a day of sightseeing - 26 iconic places to explore, from the Opera to the Hofburg - Audio guides available to enrich your experience - Start your visit to Schwarzenberg Square, Recommended Check-out Point

Vienna was once the capital of a vast empire and its old town covers a surprisingly large area. Spare your shoe leather and save time too when you book this private sightseeing tour in a converted vintage car that offers wraparound views from its open sides. Your personal driver-guide tells the stories behind the sights as you see the signature landmarks, making for a culturally enriching experience.

Explore Vienna’s attraction-rich Inner City (Innere Stadt) on this private tour, done by foot or public transport (own expense). After a hotel pickup, or a meet-up at your preferred location, you’ll pass Vienna’s historic sites, hearing their stories as you go. The Soviet Monument, Karlsplatz, Vienna State Opera, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral are among the key landmarks, along with some locally loved cafes and neighborhoods.

Take a step into 1683 Vienna with this immersive 7 km walking tour! Retrace the city's desperate defense against the Ottoman siege, from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the legendary cannonball in the wall. Explore historic bastions, militia headquarters, museum artifacts, and the fabled arrival of the Winged Hussars. Each stop blends vivid storytelling, real locations, and fascinating trivia. Experience Vienna's most pivotal moment—one cobblestone at a time. Solve puzzles, explore the city, and find hidden gems at your own pace. Try a new type of experience with your smartphone, the perfect mix between a walking tour, sightseeing, and a scavenger hunt.

Young Adolf Hitler struggled to make his mark as an artist in Vienna, the pearl of the Habsburg Empire. On this walking tour, you’ll follow in his footsteps and visit key locations that played a crucial role in his formative years. This self-guided tour starts outside Wien Westbahnhof train station and ends in front of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, which rejected the aspirant artist’s application three times. You’ll weave through part of the bustling Jewish Quarter where, ironically, Hitler found some of his best clients for his mediocre hand-painted postcards. Along the way, you’ll find out how Vienna’s anti-Semitic environment and Hitler’s experiences of poverty and rejection shaped his worldview, providing valuable insights into one of history’s darkest chapters. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a unique perspective on these complex political, socioeconomic and racial factors, and a deeper understanding of the events that led to World War II.

Hallstatt and the UNESCO World Heritage region of Hallstatt Dachstein Salzkammergut is definitely one of the most beautiful regions in Austria. During the tour travellers can explore much of the beauty of the region. Some of the most beautiful sights: The oldest salt mine in the world, the Salzwelten in Hallstatt with its over 3000 years old tunnels, The Skywalk, where you have the best view of Hallstatt, the lake and the alps. Travellers have the chance to visit the center of Hallstatt, the cosy market square with its cafes and restaurants. The world heritage museum is also part of the downtown Hallstatt. Visiting it you will be a part of an unique journey through time, historical events on chronologically aligned stations are presented in an interesting and informative manner, including video animations and 3D presentations. The catholic church from 1181 in Hallstatt is a beautiful gem in the midst of the world cultural heritage village and is worth to visit.

Maximize your time in Central Europe—and visit another country in one day—on this full-day coach tour from Vienna to Budapest. Travel through the Pest district and parts of Buda where you can see top attractions like the Parliament Building, Heroes' Square, and the Hungarian State Opera. Discover the best of the city's UNESCO World Heritage sites, and enjoy free time to explore independently before returning to Vienna.

Vienna is known for a lot of things, but none of them seems to be food. As an Austrian country hick who moved to the city from a tiny village and has lived my whole adult life in Vienna, I think that this is totally wrong. Viennese people are what they eat. This tour will show you how the Viennese people see their city, by showing you which foods and especially drinks are liked the most by the people here. You'll hear the stories that shaped the Viennese people including:  - What the Romans built while in Vienna - Which tiny snacks that survived two world wars - Old buildings that look new and new buildings that look old - Vienna very own wine - Which food good enough for the emperor - And why ice cream parlours closing in winter So tuck into this food-filled off the beaten track walk through the first district and eat like a local. The tour includes optional stops at five eateries, so come hungry!

See Slovakia’s vibrant capital city—and leave the sightseeing logistics to someone else—on this day trip from Vienna to Bratislava. Following hotel pickup in Vienna, travel directly to Bratislava for a tour, passing attractions such as Michael’s Gate, the Maximilian Fountain, and St. Martin's Cathedral. After lunch (own expense) and some free time, finish with a scenic Danube River cruise via high-speed catamaran to Vienna.

Discover Austria’s fascinating history and fairytale landscapes on a private day trip to five remarkable castles and palaces near Vienna. Journey through centuries of royal heritage as you visit Burg Liechtenstein, a medieval fortress with stunning views over the Vienna Woods; Laxenburg Castle, a romantic imperial retreat surrounded by beautiful gardens and lakes; Kreuzenstein Castle, a spectacular hilltop fortress filled with medieval charm; Schloss Hof, a magnificent baroque estate once favored by the Habsburg family; and Hainburg Castle, an ancient riverside fortress overlooking the Danube. Travel comfortably between each location and immerse yourself in Austria’s rich architecture, legends, and royal traditions. This private castle tour combines history, breathtaking scenery, and unforgettable photo opportunities, offering a perfect escape from Vienna for travelers who want to experience Austria beyond the city.

Discover the magical city of Vienna at your own pace with this guided tour using the DareMapp app. With a 2-hour tour, you can explore emblematic attractions such as the Vienna Opera, the Burgtheater, or the Café Central. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for personalized tourism without complications. 3h self-guided tour with + 15 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian, and German - Explore iconic attractions and receive gastronomic recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

Discover centuries of crime in Vienna on a small-group walking tour. You'll hear more than a dozen terrible, but true, tales of monks, spies, and other Austrians who were both villains and victims in Vienna. Listen, as your guide points out landmarks linked to the terrible events not found in any guidebook. This tour is perfect for anyone who is a fan of true crime, history, and horror movies.

Our "Maria Theresa" guided tour is an intimate, expertly-led experience, setting you within the life and legacy of Austria’s famous empress. Unlike other tours, it delves deep into the Bergl Rooms' lush landscapes, the opulent ceremonial spaces, and the private quarters designed for Maria Theresa herself. The tour is offered in Englishand combines Baroque and Rococo splendor with rich historical insights, bringing to life the empress’s influence on Austria’s imperial legacy. This 50- to 60-minute journey is ideal for history lovers and art enthusiasts alike.

Mauthausen was a concentration camp located in Austria during World War II. It was one of the largest and most brutal camps in the Nazi concentration camp system. Originally established in 1938 and was primarily used for political prisoners, resistance fighters, and other "undesirables" such as Jews, homosexuals, and disabled individuals. It was known for its harsh conditions, forced labor, and high mortality rate. Prisoners at Mauthausen were subjected to extreme brutality, torture, and inhumane treatment by the guards. Many prisoners died from malnutrition, disease, exhaustion, were killed in gas chambers or other methods of execution. Mauthausen was liberated by the Allies in May 1945, but the atrocities that occurred at the camp have left a lasting impact on the survivors and their families. Today, Mauthausen serves as a memorial and museum to educate visitors about the horrors of the Holocaust and the importance of remembering the victims and survivors of Nazi persecution.

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 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!

Discover Vienna's grand and compact center in unique style when you prebook this private journey by vintage-style electric vehicle. See sights including the Hofburg Imperial Palace, the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Café Mozart, the Vienna State Opera House, the Albertina, the Spanish Riding School, and more, as you sip your included bottle of Prosecco.