VIENNA
49 Tours Reviewed
Down three floors, Vienna pours wine. This private Viennese wine tasting takes you into one of the city’s older, non-public cellars beneath Haas & Haas, where history is part of the temperature and part of the mood. A professional wine…
A Vienna cellar crawl beats another museum night. I like how this guided wine tasting blends proper wine education with the comfort of classic city-center cellar restaurants, and I love that you get five glasses plus ham and Austrian spreads…
Wine tastes better in imperial courtyards. This one-hour tasting turns Schönbrunn Palace into your classroom, where you learn why Viennese wining-and-dining links to the UNESCO-listed Viennese Heurigen Culture. I especially like the hands-on format: you get to compare five traditional…
Schönbrunn pairs palace drama with wine. With a skip-the-line ticket and a 60-minute grand audio guide, you can pace your visit through the key rooms, then finish at Joseph II – Das Schloss-Restaurant Schönbrunn for a guided tasting. I like…
Vienna at night tastes better. I like the way stops like Vollpension and the Brunnenmarkt Würstelstand keep this from feeling like a scripted tourist loop. At $247.39 for about four hours, it’s a bigger splurge than a quick snack-and-wander, and…
Vienna can be overwhelming fast, so this tour is a smart shortcut. You get a tight, 3-hour route through the 7th district focused on classic Austrian food and pairing it with local beer and wine. I especially love the Wiener…
Vienna tastes better on a guided crawl. This Best of Vienna Food Tour packs six tastings into about 150 minutes, built around Austrian favorites like meatloaf and chocolate, plus an Austrian wine tasting that keeps things moving. I love the…
Vienna is a city you can taste. This Best of Food Tour Vienna packs a lot into a short afternoon walk, with a small group and included wine. You’ll start with breads in the city center, then move through classic…
Vienna at night has a different flavor. This small-group evening tour turns markets and neighborhood bars into a tasting route you can repeat later. I especially like the way guides such as Wolfi or Maria mix practical city know-how with…
One market, dozens of tastes. This Vienna Naschmarkt guided food tour turns the city’s best-known market into an organized sampler, with a guide who connects flavors to the people and food traditions behind them. I love the variety: you’re likely…
Vienna has a way of feeding you slowly. This Viennese food tour turns that idea into a satisfying 4-hour walk with multiple tastings, from coffeehouse cake to a proper wine cellar stop. I especially love two moments: the traditional coffee…
Vienna’s wine cellars are literally underground. This guided tasting pairs three local wines with hidden private cellars in the city center, plus food at almost every stop. You also get the story of how Viennese wine survived, adapted, and stayed…
Six Austrian wines in Vienna, explained simply. I like how this tasting is built for real learning, not just drinking, with Stylianos Stavridis leading in English and guiding you through every glass. I also love the small group format, so…
Danube wine country, on one easy day. I love the small-group feel and the way tastings are paced so you actually understand what you’re drinking. I also like the built-in Dürnstein time, because it’s not all wine-rooms and bus talk.…
Wine and stories in a secret cellar. This Vienna experience lets you taste Viennese and Austrian wines in a non-public setting while learning how local viticulture links back to Roman times. I like the private cellar access you cannot easily…
