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Avoid the tourist traps and enjoy an authentic taste of Vienna on a small-group food tour that combines exploring the city's historic streets and elegant squares with sampling classic Viennese dishes and traditional desserts at carefully selected local eateries. As your explore, your local guide shares culinary stories and insights into local culture.

See the city of Salzburg from a whole new angle on this 40-minute Salzach River cruise. Choose the departure time to suit your schedule and cruise in comfort on the gentle Salzach River enjoying panoramic views over the city’s medieval riverbanks and admire the soaring peaks of the Hagenbirge and Tennengebirge in the mighty Tennen Mountains, while listening to informative live commentary.

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.

Take a walk through Vienna’s history with a private guide, and see how the city has been shaped from imperial times to the present day. The itinerary on this private tour is flexible, allowing you to focus on the side of the Austrian capital that interests you most, from its royal palaces to coffeehouse culture to Beethoven, Mozart, and beyond.

Explore the UNESCO-listed Hofburg Palace on a guided tour and save time with skip-the-line entry to the Sisi Museum and Imperial Apartments. Tour the palace complex, including the apartments, museum, courtyard, and gardens, and learn about the Habsburgs, with informative commentary from your licensed guide in one language only.

This isn’t a simple transfer between three capitals. It’s a curated, story-driven experience led by guides who know how to bring Central Europe to life. We don’t rush you through two countries with scripted commentary — we adapt the day to the group, mixing history, culture, fun stories and practical insights in a way that feels personal, not robotic. In Bratislava, you’ll see the landmarks, but also hear the human side of the city: how people lived during Communism, quirky local traditions, and the lighter legends that make the Old Town charming. In Budapest, your guide helps you understand the city’s dramatic past while keeping the atmosphere relaxed and enjoyable. What truly sets us apart is the balance: clear guiding when you need it, free time when you want it, and smooth logistics that make the day easy. No stress, no confusion at borders, no guessing where to go — we handle everything so you can simply enjoy two incredible capitals in one unforgettable day.

The Hofburg Imperial Palace is one of Vienna’s must-visit sites, and lines to enter can be long. This tour includes skip-the-line entry to the palace’s Empress Sisi Museum and the Imperial Apartments, bypassing the sales lines for more time inside. Hear how the powerful Habsburg family used the palace as a residence and seat of power as you explore sites such as the Hofburg Courtyard and Spanish Riding School with a guide.

On this small-group guided tour, save hours of research time and visit top sights in and around Hallstatt. Departing from Salzburg in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, you can explore a filming site from “The Sound of Music” and visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hallstatt, including highlights such as the Hallstatt Salt Mine.

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.

No visit to Vienna is complete without checking out the countryside beyond the city limits, but driving yourself can mean you miss out on some stellar views. This day trip to Hallstatt and Salzburg from Austria’s capital lets you see a different side to the country without having to navigate mountainous roads or arrange logistics yourself.

See the Austrian village of Hallstatt and "Sound of Music" filming sites in one day with this Salzburg combo day trip. Ideal for time-pressed travelers without a car, the excursion covers round-trip transportation, free time in Hallstatt, and a “Sound of Music” tour with photo stops outside Schloss Leopoldskron and the original “Sixteen Going on Seventeen” gazebo. Note: The popular Hallstatt Skywalk viewing platform is closed until September 2026.

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.

Fans of "The Sound of Music" should not miss this special guided tour. Follow the von Trapp story to several filming locations of the classic film, including the gazebo and wedding church. Learn about the real von Trapp family and Austrian culture as you travel, plus enjoy incredible views of Wolfgangsee Lake and Salzburg.

Get an in-depth look at Salzburg on your Austria vacation, and discover the historical treasures of the city’s old town. You’ll explore with your own private guide, on a tour that’s bookable for your sole personal group. Itineraries vary with the tour duration that you choose, but standout sights include the Mirabell Garden, Mozart’s Birthplace, and Salzburg Cathedral.

Immerse yourself in some of Austria's most spectacular Alpine scenery on this small-group, half-day e-bike tour. Meet in central Innsbruck in the morning, get acquainted with your bikes and gear, and set off in the company of your certified mountain bike guide. Depending on your interests, you can discover various trails: From lakes and rock formations to snow-capped mountains, you're sure to get up close and personal with the scenery.

Vienna is full of architectural details best explored on foot. Delve deeper into Austria’s capital on a 3-hour small-group walking tour that helps you get your bearings and appreciate a mix of highlights and hidden gems. Connect with your guide for an insider’s perspective and take away plenty of tips for further exploration.

See the underground world of Obersalzberg’s salt mines on a half-day trip from Salzburg. Venture along the scenic Alpenstrasse, winding through the Bavarian Alps. Then, descend into the 500-year-old salt mines. Listen to the mine’s history and lore as you explore on foot, by boat, and by mini-train. After a stop at the charming village of Berchtesgaden, your tour concludes back in Salzburg.

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.

Explore the highlights of the Vienna Woods without the hassle of coordinating transportation, admissions, and multiple stops on your own. This guided excursion combines the scenic surroundings of Liechtenstein Castle with a visit to the Seegrotte Hinterbrühl, home to one of Europe’s most remarkable underground lakes. Complete the experience with a boat ride and a curated wine tasting, enjoying local insight and seamless logistics.

From the Middle Ages, the Jewish community in Vienna was one of Europe's largest. This 2.5-hour Jewish Vienna tour explores the tumultuous experiences of Vienna’s Jewish citizens through expulsion, genocide, and revival. Your historian guide will help you to discover the influential contributions of past intellectual and cultural icons and the fragile revitalization of Vienna’s Jewish community taking place today. We begin outside the Jewish City Temple before winding through the second district to the destroyed Leopoldstädter Temple. Visiting the Nestroyhof Theater with its stunning Art Nouveau exterior, once home to Yiddish-speaking ensembles, we reflect on brilliant leaders of Vienna’s intellectual, political, and economic spheres from the Jewish community: Sigmund Freud, Theodor Herzl, Karl Krauss, Franz Werfel, and Gustav Mahler. Learning of the victims and survivors of Nazi genocide, we visit destroyed Ashkenazi and Sephardic synagogues and the Judenplatz Holocaust memorial.

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.

Salzburg and the surrounding area are well-known as the Alpine filming locations for the beloved musical, "The Sound of Music," but tracking down exact shoot spots can be tricky without local knowledge. Keep things simple with a private tour that takes you directly to where the most famous scenes from the movie were filmed, including Nonnberg Abbey, the Mirabell Gardens, and the lakefront Schloss Leopoldskron—aka the Von Trapp family home.

Embark on a stylish and eco-friendly adventure through Vienna with a unique Old Timer Electric Classic Car tour. This exclusive experience takes you on a journey to some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including a visit to Minoriten Church, where you’ll discover the stunning mosaic of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper. As you explore Vienna’s architectural marvels and hidden gems, you'll be treated to panoramic views of the city that will leave you in awe. To enhance your journey, enjoy a refreshing bottle of Prosecco, adding a touch of elegance and relaxation to your ride. This luxurious yet sustainable tour is the perfect way to immerse yourself in Vienna's rich history and beauty. With a private guide at your service and a flexible itinerary, it’s an unforgettable way to experience the best of the city. The language of the tour is subject to guide availability. In case of unforeseen circumstances, we reserve the right to provide the tour in an alternative language.

It will be a Small Group Minivan Tour, maximum 8 participants on a tour. Each guest is taken care of personally; tour flexibility upon request (If all participants show the same interest).