Top Vienna Active & Outdoor Classes

Vienna's Belvedere Museum is a spectacular baroque landmark, as well as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Rather than struggling to see its masterworks as part of a group tour, this admission ticket allows you to explore the Upper Belvedere at your own pace. See works from the Middle Ages all the way up to the present day including the “The Kiss” by Gustav Klimt and works by Claude Monet, Max Beckmann, and Vincent van Gogh.

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.

While in Austria, enjoy a 45-minute lesson on the Viennese Waltz with a knowledgeable dance instructor in Vienna. Dance in style in an authentic 19th-century  Viennese ballroom, practicing key steps as your instructor explains each movement. Learn facts about the 200-year history of this popular partner dance from the instructor. Whether you simply enjoy ballroom dancing or wish to prepare for a formal gala, taking lessons in the Viennese Waltz is sure to be a peak experience.

Cycle through the streets of Vienna on this bike tour that lets you cover more sights than you could on foot. Led by a local guide who saves you from having to stop to navigate, pedal past top attractions such as the Albertina, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Vienna State Opera, Stadtpark, and Heldenplatz. As you travel along bike paths and quieter streets, your guide will discuss the fascinating stories behind each landmark.

The Leopold Museum is one of Vienna’s leading art galleries and home to the world’s largest collection of Egon Schiele paintings. This prepaid, single-entry ticket includes unlimited access to the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions, allowing you to explore at your own pace. Discover major works by artists such as Gustav Klimt, Oskar Kokoschka, and Richard Gerstl, and spend as much time as you like admiring highlights of Austrian modernism.

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.

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.

Guarantee your admission to the Mozarthaus Concert at the Sala Terrena—the oldest concert hall in Vienna where Mozart once played. The Sala Terrena is renowned for its excellent acoustics for chamber music and intimate atmosphere. Purchase your tickets ahead of time for this popular concert, featuring a string quartet performing classical compositions in original historical costumes.

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.

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.