Top Vienna Archaeology Tours

Acquire a new perspective on Vienna with a guided tour of the city's underworld. Travel underneath the city to discover the gloomy world that awaits. Walk around the hidden Vienna and learn about both the beautiful and ugly sides of the Viennese underground world. Beneath the city of Vienna lies a hidden network of corridors, shafts, cellars and subterranean buildings. Go on a journey to a parallel world and discover during the tour some relics from World War II like former air raid cellars and places of refuge for outcasts. Visit 2-3 private and non public accessible historical basements in the heart of Vienna, each of which will provide you a lot of unique insights and interesting stories of their former uses. Experience Vienna off the beaten track! The Viennese underworld is larger and more extensive than in other cities and holds a world of mysteries.

Experience your Vienna vacation on your own, listening to the audio content of our app on your smartphone. It will be like having at your side a tour guide who will tell you the history, points of interest and curiosities of the city. Once organized, take your first step into town as your audio guide tells you surprising facts and curiosities about its streets. Look up at monuments and increase your understanding. Benefit from an audio guide without an expiry date plus no tickets to collect or meeting place. Listen to the audio guide online, or offline. The audio content is professionally created by a group of top authors and interpreted by TV and radio professionals. The smartphone is yours and you will therefore not have contact with unsanitary devices provided by third parties

Discover the streets on which a young Hitler walked during this walking tour of historic Vienna. As you explore Vienna’s ornate Old Town, learn about Adolf Hitler’s early life and visit Jewish architecture that survived the Holocaust. See the devastation caused by more than 100,000 WWII bombs and pay your respects to monuments dedicated to lives lost.

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.

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.

Journey through the history of the Vienna underground during a scary experience in a mystical old warehouse and air raid shelter. Immerse yourself in the mysterious Viennese underworld and discover an otherwise not publicly accessible cellar complex up to 14 meters deep in the city center. During the 90-minute guided tour, you will learn exciting facts about underground life, the diverse functions of the underworld and other fascinating stories surrounding it. This extraordinary tour shows you an unknown side of Vienna away from the hustle and bustle and grants exclusive access to a historic place – ideal for adventurous and history buffs who want to experience hidden Vienna up close.

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.

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.

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.

Go beyond what meets the eye on this 3-hour tour of Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, led by a historian guide. Together with your small group limited to six people, you'll explore around 40 of the palace’s most extravagant rooms. Gain a better understanding of the significance of the palace as your guide walks you through its history, and learn about royals such as Franz Joseph who have called it home. Plus, visit the room where Mozart once performed, and see a secretaire previously owned by Marie Antoinette.

Austria’s Salzkammergut region is home to small lakeside towns worth exploring, but the drive from Vienna is not a short one. Book this Hallstatt and Alps Day Trip from Vienna with round-trip transport and ride worry-free to the area. This guided tour visits Seeschloss Ort castle out on Traunsee lake, Hallstatt, and its popular Hallstatt Skywalk. Hotel pickup from central Vienna is available for added convenience.

A private tour for up to 4 or up to 7 people. This tour can be customized to suit your personal needs and it's a tour to give you plenty of time for hassle free sightseeing .There's a lot to discover in Hallstatt: Numerous listed buildings convey a very special charm. The most outstanding buildings incl. the Catholic parish church with the late Gothic winged altar and the world-famous ossuary. A visit to the Salzwelten Hallstatt is like a one and a half hour journey through 7,000 years of history, when you can feel the roughly hewn tunnel walls under your hands and when you slide down the 64-meter-long miner's slide and rattle back out into the daylight with the miner's train. But: 400 meters underground, the most modern multimedia technology brings the history of Bronze Age mining back to life.To discover the beauty of Lake Hallstatt, a boat trip on the lake is definitely worthwhile. The ice palaces in the Dachstein mountain are among the greatest natural wonders of the Alps. decide!

Our Salzburg tour is unique: Experience the perfect combination of history, culture and music in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe! Immerse yourself in Mozart's world, admire Baroque splendor and enjoy unforgettable moments amidst impressive architecture and picturesque gardens. This tour combines experiences and discoveries – a must for every traveler! Our Salzburg tour offers more than just sights – it is a journey through time and culture! Let yourself be enchanted by the breathtaking beauty of the Baroque Mirabell Garden, feel the spirit of Mozart in the birthplace and experience the lively atmosphere of the historic old town. With us you will discover the secrets of Hohensalzburg Fortress and enjoy spectacular views of the Alps. Personal insights, fascinating stories and local tips make this tour unforgettable – book your Salzburg experience now!

Today Vienna is home to the fourth Jewish community in its history. This fact alone points to the long and rich Jewish history of this city. Without doubt, the history of the Jewish people in this place has been very eventful and deeply interesting, albeit oftentimes tragic. On this tour, we explore the oldest part of Vienna, the First district, where most traces and sites of Vienna’s rich Jewish past and present can be found: those of the first and significant Medieval Jewish community, and the magnificent achievements of the third, which was instrumental in fuelling Vienna’s cultural and economic thriving during the Founder’s time, Vienna's ‘Belle époque’. Beyond these aspects, we gain a comprehensive overview of the entire history with the help of the excellent Jewish Museum of Vienna, whose two closely situated dependencies offer a vividly narrated insight into all aspects past and present, as well as an accessible archaeological excavation site of the Medieval synagogue.