VIENNA
24 Tours Reviewed
Vienna tastes better when you skip the obvious. This 3-hour food tour keeps things in a small group (max 10) with a live guide in English or Spanish, moving you through local spots away from the loud tourist pack. I…
Vienna tastes like a good plan. This 5-hour Vienna food tour turns Austrian comfort food into a smart city intro, from käsekrainer sausages to goulash and apricot dumplings, with Wiener Gemütlichkeit banter along the way. I like the small-group pace…
One walk, four markets, and plenty to eat. This Vienna Guided Christmas Market Food and Drink Tour is interesting because it mixes famous spots with places you rarely reach, plus you get snacks and alcoholic beverages included while an English-speaking…
Smell the spices before you even reach the stalls. This Naschmarkt walking tour turns Austria’s oldest market into a guided food lesson, with herbs, spices, and market stories as you go. You’ll start in the morning on an English-speaking route…
If you like food markets, this one will pull you in fast. It’s a guided Naschmarkt walk where you sample snacks, learn about spices, and get wine context without getting lost. I especially like the small group size (max 15),…
Four markets, zero tourist crush. This Vienna food-and-drinks Christmas tour is a smart way to enjoy the season without spending hours in the busiest lines, with four markets and plenty of Glühwein & Punsch to keep you warm. I like…
Vienna tastes better when it is guided. This private food tour in Vienna is built around 6 or 10 tastings with a local guide, pairing classic bites in Leopoldstadt with snack-and-stroll energy at Naschmarkt and Prater. I like that the…
One of the best ways to understand Vienna is at night. This 4.5-hour Vienna nightlife tour strings together classic Austrian food, local wine, and proper cocktails, then tops it off with a rooftop drink as the city cools down. I…
Vienna’s best food memories start on foot. This small-group walk (max eight) turns dinner into a city story, with guide Roland linking each stop to how Viennese eating developed. I also love the generous tastings that go way beyond a…
Follow your nose at Vienna’s Naschmarkt. This small-group food tasting tour turns the market into a walk you can actually finish, with a guide helping you talk to vendors and choose what to try. You’ll stop at select stalls along…
Horse hooves, sparkling wine, Vienna in motion. I like how this is a true private outing that stays personal, not a cattle-car tour. I also like the built-in snack setup: Austrian sparkling wine plus a mix of Viennese mini sandwiches…
Vienna’s food lesson starts with your appetite. This classic eight-stop walking route pairs Austrian bites with historic cellar wine tasting, led by a chef-style guide. At $181.02, it is not a budget snack stop, so go ready to actually eat.…
A coffee-and-chocolate morning beats museum fatigue. I loved the generous samples and the private, local-guided route that takes you beyond the usual postcard stops. You start at Wine&Co, then work your way through squares and cafés where Viennese habits actually…
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…
