Top Vienna Seasonal & Special Occasions

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.

Dive into Vienna’s vibrant nightlife with a pub crawl of the city, exploring the best pubs and clubs in the lively Bermuda Dreieck district. Enjoy free shots with your drinks, exclusive deals, and fun icebreakers like beer pong and karaoke, all guided by energetic party hosts. End the night dancing at one of Vienna’s top nightclubs with free entry, making it the ultimate way to meet new people.

Get into the festive Christmas spirit at one of Vienna's most iconic landmarks, Schönbrunn Palace. Start off at the Christmas market, right in front of the Habsburg palace. Enjoy a glass of mulled wine or another hot drink of your choice, and taste one of the local dishes freshly prepared at the stalls. Then, head to the Orangery of the palace to watch a Christmas-themed classical concert.

Vienna is renowned for its UNESCO-listed monuments and magnificent palaces, but many travelers only get to see the highlights. On this tour, discover the city through the eyes of a Vienna local and enjoy a personalized itinerary custom-made for you. Your ‘Lokafyer’ guide is no typical tour guide—instead, they will show you around the city like a friend, take you to the neighborhoods that they know and love, and give you tips on where to eat, drink, and shop in the city.

Hear the great works of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi or extraordinary organ music in concerts in Vienna's St. Stephen's Cathedral. Be swept away by the breathtaking atmosphere of the cathedral as classical music surrounds you. Find out about the different concert options by selecting a travel date. Whether you are a music aficionado or simply curious, you are sure to enjoy the breathraking atmosphere of one the world's most beautiful churches.

Listen as classical pieces from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johann Strauss come to life on this 1.5-hour Vienna Residence Orchestra recital in Vienna. Take your seat in the concert hall and settle in for one of the highlights of Vienna’s classical music calendar. Admire the talents of the performers in the Vienna Residence Orchestra, widely considered among the finest chamber orchestras in the world. Enjoy soaring solos and complex orchestral pieces from famous composers, accompanied by professional opera singers and ballet dancers in traditional costume.

Make your Christmas or New Year one to remember with a classical music concert in the heart of Vienna. Taking place in St. Peter’s Church, the setting and acoustics make for a special location for an evening performance by the Classic Ensemble Vienna. Pieces of music composed by Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, and Beethoven make up the festive evening program.

Skip the tourist food markets in Vienna, and find the Vienna Christkindlemarkt (Christmas markets) where locals go instead. This small-group food tour by foot and public transportation introduces the city’s favorite places for mulled wine, apple strudel, winter punch, and more, discovering Vienna’s 7th and 9th districts—away from the tourist trail—as well as the first district. Even better: Numbers are capped at eight for a more intimate tour.

Discover the beauty of the Danube Valley and visit historic castles and abbeys, and sample wine on this full-day private tour from Vienna with an English-speaking driver and guide. Highlights include Klosterneuburg Treasury, the medieval village of Durnstein, Melk Abbey, and a picturesque winery in Rossatz, where you will enjoy wine tasting.

Leave the busy streets of Vienna behind and immerse yourself in the Weinviertel wine region on a small-group tour. Relax in comfortable and convenient round-trip transportation from your hotel as you take in the countryside scenery. Meet the owners of three local wineries and enjoy a total of up to 12 glasses of regional wine. After a traditional Austrian lunch or dinner (depedning on the time you've booked), unwind during the return journey to your accommodation.

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.

The Viennese Ballroom tradition during the holiday season is one of the most unique social features in town. Everybody is celebrating on one of the numerous balls, socialising and dancing the nights away. Waltz in Vienna, as the most exclusive provider for interactive Waltz & Ball Preparation Workshops has been designing and facilitating interactive Workshops for international guests, expats and locals alike for more than 13 years now. If you are looking to dive into the most important social movement in town and experience yourself the magic of the waltz, come and attend this workshop. Our certified English speaking instructors have been working with international guests from all sorts of backgrounds for years. * Private Waltz Hall * Small Group Experience * English & German language * International pros that are used to work with multi-national groups * One hour full of joy, interesting backstories and basic movement

Waste no time at Vienna’s sprawling Kunsthistorisches Museum—and skip past the long ticket lines to head straight inside—with this pre-booked entrance ticket. Once you’ve shown your voucher to the admission desk, you’ll step into a world of ancient relics and imperial-era art where masterworks by Rubens, Raphael, and Velázquez appear at every corner. Stay inside as long as you like, and browse the impressive collection at your own pace.

Even if you’re only spending a short stint in Vienna, Austria’s Alpine landscapes are a must-see. This day trip showcases the splendor of Salzburg and Halstatt, while saving you the hassle of driving winding mountain roads or lining up trains. At each stop, you’ll have the chance to stretch your legs on a walking tour that reveals the finer details.

This is not a standard sightseeing trip; it is a curated journey through the soul of Austria, told through its wine. While other tours stick to the surface, we invite you to understand the "terroir" of history. What makes this tour unique is our "Time-Travel" concept: we connect the imperial grandeur of the Habsburgs with the ancient Roman roots of winemaking and the bold innovations of today's young vintners. You will taste wine in a 900-year-old monastery, stand on Roman foundations that date back 2,000 years, and chat with modern winemakers in their boutique cellars. Traveling with a dedicated two-person team (Driver + Guide) elevates your experience: your guide is always by your side sharing stories, while your driver ensures a safe, smooth ride between tastings. This is the ultimate "History through the Glass" experience for those who appreciate culture, comfort, and gastronomy.

Special feature : Boat trip and wine tasting in one tour. Discover the Wienerwald Tour from Vienna. Visits from outside Lichtenstein Castle, the underground lake and the wine bar. Enjoy a boat trip on the lake and taste local wine. Start your day with a visit (outside) to Lichtenstein Palace, the landmark of Vienna. Learn more about the history of the castle. Next you will drive to the underground lake, which is located on a private property. Take a boat trip on the lake and enjoy the views of the surrounding area. (Sometimes, for technical reasons, we may have to replace a visit to the underground lake with other attractions, such as a visit to the Schlosspark Laxenburg or Heiligenkreuz Abbey.) After the boat trip you will visit a local wine bar. Learn more about local wine production and sample some of the local wines. Is group tour and private options.

**Show. Dinner. Spectacle. All in one.** **An evening that thrills – exclusively at Mirage** Experience a night of sensuality, wonder and international stagecraft: Burlesque, circus acts and live music combine with a 4-course gala dinner to create a feast for all the senses. **What to expect** Burlesque stars, artistry and imaginative productions – accompanied by an energetic live band. Around 20 artists:innen will take you into a world between variety, circus and glamour. **Three acts. Four courses. An unforgettable evening.** A course is served between the three show blocks. The evening will be hosted in English by Russell “The Love Muscle” Brunner – charming, cheeky, with perfect timing. **The Mirage – stage, experience, atmosphere.** Red velvet, wood panelling and chandeliers create a stylish, intimate setting – not mass handling, but real proximity to the stage. **Secure tickets now – before the curtain falls.**

Indulge in the flavors of Viennese cuisine on a small-group nightlife tour in Vienna. Together with your guide, you’ll drink and dine at local establishments not found in any guidebook. Enjoy goulash, tafelspitz (boiled beef), a vegetarian plate, or another classic dish at a traditional restaurant. Round-out the meal with a piece of homemade cake. Then, head to two popular bars for Viennese cocktails, aperitifs, and wines.

This full-day, small-group trip to Salzburg enables you to maximize your time in Austria without feeling rushed. Comfortable transportation collects you from your Vienna hotel before heading to Mozart’s hometown. In addition to an organized tour, you'll also enjoy free time to explore Salzburg at your own pace. After visiting Salzburg Cathedral, filming locations for 'The Sound of Music', and more, you'll return to your Vienna hotel.

Forget the steep mountains and snowy peaks for a day. This tour takes you to the Pannonian plain—a region of endless horizons, vineyards, and sunshine that feels more like Tuscany than typical Austria. This is not a checklist tour; it is a day of slow pleasure, designed for those who want to see where the Viennese go to relax, drink good wine, and listen to the clattering of storks. Discover the serene beauty of Lake Neusiedl, a UNESCO World Heritage site where nature and silence truly take center stage. You will visit the charming town of Rust, famous for its chimney-top nests, and walk the courtyard of the Esterházy Palace, where Haydn composed his masterpieces. You travel with a professional two-person crew. Having a separate private driver means you can enjoy a "guilt-free" lunch with wine tasting, knowing your safe return is taken care of. It is a stress-free escape that leaves you refreshed, not exhausted—perfect if you plan to enjoy a night out in Vienna afterwards.

Experience a tragic piece of World War II history with a day trip to Mauthausen Concentration Camp from Vienna. The former camp provides a clear view of the horrors perpetuated by Hitler during the war, and visitors can pay tribute to all the victims of the Nazi regime. An audio guide provides historical background on each site as you go. Round-trip transport from Vienna is included in the tour.

Elevate your appreciation of Austrian wines in the company of other wine enthusiasts rather than by yourself for a more enriching experience on this evening tasting in Vienna. Meet at restored traditional Viennese building from the Wilhelminian era in Vienna's 2nd district, gain an overview of Austria’s wine history, regions and grapes; and sample six wines alongside tasty cold delicacies. As you sip, hear systematic ways to evaluate each wine from your guide, swap tasting notes and share your thoughts with your like-minded companions.

Forget the crowds of Vienna and come along to where Austrians themselves go at Christmas — the magical villages around Lake Wolfgang. Every year in Advent, locals leave the busy streets behind and head to Lake Wolfgang, where Christmas feels like a fairy tale. Each village has its own charm: In St. Gilgen, the market glows with baroque lanterns, Mozart motifs, and elegant stalls. In Strobl, the “Shepherds’ Advent” feels like stepping into a nativity scene, with animals, rustic huts, and twinkling lights by the water. In St. Wolfgang, torches and lanterns shine across the lake, while a giant floating Advent candle glows as the symbol of the season. With your own driver and private guide, you can take it slow — stop for photos, warm up with mulled wine, taste local treats, and shop for unique handmade gifts. This is NOT the usual Hallstatt trip. It’s a more authentic holiday escape, the one Austrians keep for themselves — and now you can experience it too.