Top Vienna Rail Services

This is the quickest and most environmentally friendly way to get from Vienna Airport to the city center. Vienna City Airport Train (CAT) takes the stress out of navigating, or waiting in traffic jams. The travel time is only 16 minutes, and you’ll travel in comfort with lots of legroom, comfortable seating, video screens, Wi-Fi, and power outlets.

Soak up Vienna’s rich music culture with a performance from the Vienna Mozart Orchestra at the Musikverein. Take your seat in the historic venue and travel back to the 18th century, as 30 first-class musicians and internationally renowned opera singers and soloists create a special atmosphere and perform Mozart’s famous works while dressed in period costumes.

Explore the magnificent city of Vienna on this two-in-one tour, including a coach tour and skip-the-line admission to the Schonbrunn Palace. Pass major attractions like the Hofburg Palace, City Hall, and the Vienna State Opera as you drive along the famed Ringstrasse. Afterward, visit the lavish summer home of the Habsburg monarchs, Schonbrunn Palace, starting with a guided tour of the state rooms, followed by free time to explore independently.

Slovakia’s capital city—Bratislava can be driven through on the route between Vienna and Budapest, so make a private transfer service a little more fun with a Bratislava stop-off and a guided tour. Get an introduction to Bratislava’s history, pass by medieval fortifications, and see top sights in the Old Town. Once the tour is complete, head directly to your drop-off location in Budapest.

For chocolate lovers visiting Vienna, this hands-on workshop offers a fun-filled, interactive way to learn about, make, and taste chocolate. Don’t worry about bringing anything with you, as all ingredients and cooking utensils are provided. This activity takes you through the history of chocolate, and gives you the freedom to create your own bars. Finally, top off your experience with a visit to Vienna’s BO-YO Chocolate Museum.

Experience an evening of Viennese culture with dinner and concert at the Orangery of Schönbrunn Palace. Start your evening with a 3-course-dinner at a restaurant within walking distance of the palace. After the dinner, walk to the Orangery to enjoy the highlight of the evening, the “Schönbrunn Palace Concerts” performing renowned works from Strauss and Mozart.

Spend a day discovering Austria’s UNESCO-listed Wachau Valley—and leave all the sightseeing logistics to someone else—on this trip along the Danube River from Vienna. Pass by vineyards, abbeys, and forests while learning about the area’s rich history from your guide. Come in the summer, and you can also take a boat cruise on the Danube to Melk.

Make the journey from Budapest to Vienna in a private vehicle, with the opportunity to make a couple of stops for sightseeing along the way, by booking this private transfer service. Possible stop-offs include Esztergom, Pannonhalma Archabbey, Gyor, Bratislava, the Parndorf Outlet, and Franzensburg Castle. You can either stop at two points for an hour each or stop at just one place for two hours.

Get a taste of the Austrian countryside on a day trip to the Wachau Valley from Vienna. Your guide leads the way through charming villages and scenic landscapes, stopping at UNESCO–listed sites such as the medieval town of Dürnstein. Relax over an authentic lunch at a local wine tavern (own expense) and enjoy tastings at several wineries. Between May and September, the tour includes a Danube River cruise.