Vienna highlights
2–3 hoursThe overview on foot: St Stephen’s, the Hofburg, the Opera, the Graben and Kohlmarkt — the city and its stories in one walk.
I’m a licensed guide in Austria too. I show Vienna to those who want to pair Rome with imperial Europe, or come separately — in your own language and at your own pace.
Below are the main routes. Length, date and price are agreed individually — tell me when you’re planning.
The overview on foot: St Stephen’s, the Hofburg, the Opera, the Graben and Kohlmarkt — the city and its stories in one walk.
We leave the main streets for the hidden courtyards and lanes — the very thing that makes Vienna special.
From the trace of the Roman camp Vindobona to the medieval lanes that still shape the city.
The emperors’ summer residence, the dynasty’s story and the palace gardens.
The Kunsthistorisches Museum, the Belvedere and Viennese modernism — Klimt and his age.
The city of Mozart and Strauss and its great concert halls — where European music was born.
Yes. Send your dates and I’ll build a programme in your own language and quote the price.
Yes, it’s a popular option. I’ll help plan both parts.
For Schönbrunn and the museums, tickets are paid separately. I’ll help arrange everything.
The price depends on the destination, length and group size. Write to me and I’ll share the price and free dates.