Top Vienna Running Tours

Treat yourself to a classical music concert in Vienna’s St. Peter’s Church. One of the city’s baroque beauties, the lavish church is a fitting venue for an evening of music in the heart of the city. Take a seat in the church vaults and immerse yourself in a program of music from renowned classical composers such as Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, Schubert, and Beethoven.

Have just a short time to explore Vienna? See the best of this grand, classical city in just a few hours on this time-saving, small-group walking tour. With an intimate group of just 15 people or fewer, you can look forward to discovering highlights such as St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Hofburg Palace, the Austrian Parliament Building, and much more. As you go, learn about the history, culture, and famous residents of Vienna from your guide.

Vienna’s magnificent Schonbrunn Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Austrian capital’s most visited attraction. Pre-booking skip-the-line entrance ensures you don’t waste time waiting to go in. Follow in the footsteps of Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth on a guided tour through the palace, with personal headsets so you can hear your guide clearly, then enjoy free time to explore independently.

Soak up 360° views of Vienna’s top attractions—and see the best of the city—with a 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off ticket for a double-decker Big Bus. Pass Schönbrunn Palace, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Belvedere, and disembark whenever an attraction captures your attention. Enjoy flexible sightseeing on two different routes, plus audio commentary on board and free Wi-Fi.

Discover a highlight of Vienna's cultural calendar and enjoy an evening of beautiful music during a classical concert in St. Anne's Church. Secure your tickets in advance, choose your preferred seating area, and get settled in this spectacularly ornamental venue with great acoustics. Listen to musicians from some of the city's top orchestras as they perform works by Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, or Schubert, all on period instruments.

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.

This walk combines Vienna’s Old Town with 5 selected Christmas markets to create a coherent and charming picture of the city in Christmas season. The focus lies not only on the markets themselves. Over the course of three hours, the tour provides a structured overview of key locations of the city, major historical developments and the role of Advent in present-day Vienna. The route leads through the Old Town and connects it with five carefully selected Christmas markets. The emphasis is not only on atmosphere, but also on context: how Advent fits into the city, how it is experienced today and how these traditions have evolved over time. The tour is deliberately calm, clearly structured and conducted in a small group. It is intended for visitors who would like not only to experience Vienna in winter, but to understand it more deeply. After the walk, the city during Advent becomes easier to interpret and further explore in a more informed way.

Guarantee a seat at a classical music concert at the Orangery or Great Gallery at Vienna's Schonbrunn Palace by booking your seat in advance. Choose from four ticket categories and settle into your seat to hear the works of Mozart and Strauss performed by the Schonbrunn Palace Orchestra and the Schonbrunn Palace Ensemble.

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 ride on the Danube to Melk.

Soak up Austrian culture and cuisine with this package experience. Explore Schönbrunn's ornate staterooms and guest apartments with an audio guide after the palace doors are closed to the public. Then, settle into a delicious 3-course dinner at a restaurant within walking distance of the Palace. Top off the evening with a concert at the Orangery Schönbrunn and enjoy live classical works from Mozart and Strauss.

Discover Vienna's city center with a scavenger hunt as a city tour! Start whenever you want and take as many people with you as you like. Together you puzzle your way through the inner city and discover Vienna's magnificent buildings and great squares, at your own pace. From St. Stephen's Cathedral to the Hofburg to the opera. Just take a break when you want or watch some more. We will send you a box for the tour. Here you will find the starting point of the tour. The sealed envelopes contain the puzzles and directions to the next station, as well as an information card with lots of interesting facts about the respective attraction. IMPORTANT: Please choose a date so far in the future that we have time to send you the box. Please send us your full address by email at the end of the booking. The price for one box includes shipping - only to Germany + Austria. Delivery time: approx. 4 working days

Our special skating activity takes place at the CopaBeach Skatepark in Vienna. The skate park, located in a unique location on the Danube Island, offers an impressive backdrop. Here we admire the majestic DC Towers and experience the perfect mix of urban flair and natural beauty. The sun is reflected in the water and a light wind accompanies our skate sessions. There is also a yoga warm-up before every skating session to prepare us for our skateboards. The CopaBeach Skatepark in Vienna gives our skateboard tour an incomparable magical atmosphere, where urbanity and nature merge into an unforgettable experience on four wheels.

Explore Salzburg's Mirabell Garden and UNESCO-listed Old Town on this seamless day trip from Vienna. Led by a local guide, you'll enjoy the stunning drive to Salzburg, winding through the Austrian Alps. Upon arriving, take a guided walking tour of Mozart's home town and visit the gardens of Mirabell Palace, as well as other top sights. Your day trip concludes with transportation back to Vienna.

Take advantage of a guide’s local knowledge to visit places around Vienna you wouldn’t find on your own on this small-group walking tour. Walk around Vienna’s historical center as your guide tells you stories of the city and shows you both the city’s main sights, but also hidden spots that only locals know, such as secret passages, secluded courtyards, and even hidden paintings. Places on this shared tour are limited to 10 participants.

This walk explores the origins of Vienna. The focus is not on the city’s famous façades, but on the structures and developments that shaped Vienna into the city we know today. It is ideal for anyone who already knows Vienna to some extent or would like to understand it more deeply. The tour traces the city’s early development: from the first settlements and medieval Vienna to the processes that laid the foundations for its later rise during the Baroque period. At selected locations, it becomes clear how political power, urban structures and social change evolved over the centuries. The walk is deliberately calm, focused and clearly structured, and takes place in a small group of no more than 12 participants. It is intended for visitors who are interested in the broader historical context, not just individual sights. After the tour, Vienna’s city centre becomes easier to read and interpret, its structures, historical turning points and long-term development. The tour takes place in all weather conditions and regardless of the number of participants.

You will participate in a tour with a certified guide, you will discover the fascinating history of this city and the most interesting places, you will get to know the peculiar character of this city and its inhabitants, the Vienna of good food, Waltzers and cafes. I will introduce you to absolutely little-known aspects of the city, for example you will be surprised, among other things, to discover the importance that wine plays in the history, economy and culture of Vienna. We will walk together for two and a half hours while visiting the most important places of artistic and historical interest This tour is perfect for travelers who have little time to visit the city, but also for curious travelers who intend to start off on the right foot, getting the most important information first. Get all the important information that will allow you to explore the city on your own. Choose your languages. Other things to keep in mind. I ask you to be at the meeting place ten minutes before

This walking tour offers a structured introduction to Vienna and is ideal for gaining an initial overview of the city. Over the course of two hours, key sites in Vienna’s Old Town – including Heldenplatz, the Hofburg and St Stephen’s Cathedral – come together to form a coherent overall picture. The focus is not only on the sights themselves, but on the broader historical context behind the development of modern Vienna: socially, politically, dynastically and in terms of urban development. The tour is deliberately relaxed and clearly structured, taking place in a small group of no more than 12 participants. It is intended for those looking for more than a standard sightseeing tour – namely orientation, context and a deeper understanding of the city. After the tour, you will be better able to place Vienna historically, spatially and culturally. It also provides an ideal foundation for further exploration on your own, along with specific recommendations for the rest of your stay. The tour takes place in all weather conditions and regardless of the number of participants.

This is a great opportunity to play outdoor or indoor tennis in beautiful Vienna. We will meet for a 2 vs 2, or 1 v 1 tennis match, 90 minutes, sand or carpet court in probably the most exclusive and modern Sportcenter in Vienna, near Donau river. The play is light so we can avoid injuries, no sliding. Just plain fun.

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.

You can find many classic tours on the Central Cemetery in Vienna. My route is different and depending on my audience I include also things of interest for Viennese people. Many anecdotes come with this tour, which is really entertaining despite its length. Get to know the Central cemetery in a different way.

Vienna for connoisseurs We dive into the Old Vienna off the beaten tourist track and get to know labyrinthine, medieval lanes and neat, hidden corners with their anecdotes and stories. We learn where the cow plays a board game and what "beloved Augustin", a character in a legend, has to do with the black death. We meet Mozart and imperial personalities, but also ordinary baker's boys. We experience a Vienna of former days, long gone, but whose traces can be found until nowadays. If you want to take a walk, which is also interesting for Viennese people, book your favorite date now!

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.

Few European capitals combine urban life, landscape and wine culture as closely as Vienna. This walk leads through the vineyards above Grinzing and presents the city from a different perspective. From the slopes of the Vienna Woods, wide views open across Vienna – from the historic centre to the Danube and far beyond. Along the way, the tour explains how Vienna developed between river, basin and hills, and why this geographical setting shaped the city’s history. At the same time, Vienna’s wine culture is placed into context, including its role in everyday life: walks through the Vienna Woods and visits to traditional wine taverns remain an important part of local leisure culture to this day. The tour includes a short stop at a traditional Buschenschank. While the tour includes a short stop at a traditional Buschenschank, the focus lies on Vienna’s landscape, history and wine culture rather than on wine tasting. Guests are welcome to order wine or food individually during the stop. Please note: The route includes moderate uphill and downhill walking through vineyard terrain. The tour concludes in Nussdorf with recommendations for the rest of the evening.