Top Vienna Sweet Making Classes

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.

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.

With us you dive into the world of chocolate and can create your own chocolate bars under my expert guidance. But you can also decorate chocolate chips with glitter, dried fruit, flowers and other decorations. In any case, you will be able to go home with around 300g of chocolate - it is a wonderful souvenir from Vienna.

Vienna is known for its historic coffee house culture. Take a deep dive into the sweet side of the city by visiting some of the best Viennese bakeries, pastry shops, and cafes to indulge in delectable tastings with a guide. Learn more about Vienna’s luscious specialties—from traditional sweet and savory pastries to contemporary confections—and discover the best spots in the city to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Austrians adore their food and there’s no better way to connect with their culinary passions than at Vienna’s famous home kitchen.Enjoy this private tour with a cooking class from local chef, Nabiel, as he offers insights you’d miss if alone. Learn to make Viennese classics such as schnitzel and strudel in his home kitchen before savoring your creations.