Vienna Walking Tour with Albertina Museum. During the private tour, you will get to know the history and culture of Vienna and Austria. See iconic highlights as St. Stephen’s Cathedral and Hofburg, but also discover hidden gems of the city with incredible stories!
Highlights
- Albertina State Rooms
- Lipizzan stables
- Leonardo da Vinci’s “Last Supper”
- Freyung
- National Theater
- Beethoven’s Pasqualatihaus
Vienna Walking Tour with Albertina Museum
Your walking tour will begin at our meeting point in front of the Albertina museum, next to the State Opera House.
At first, you will enjoy an exclusive visit to Albertina Museum to see the world’s most famous rabbit – no, not Roger – it’s Durer’s “The Hare” – and also the hardly known, but stunningly splendid state rooms. Albertina’s state rooms are one of the biggest forgotten treasures in town but for sure one of the most luxurious parts of the Imperial Palace – Hofburg!
If the weather is not too bad, we will be allowed to stand on the balcony, which for hundreds of years was a privilege for the imperial family and their guests. We will have a few minutes to enjoy the beautiful gardens of the Hofburg Palace! Please don’t forget to bring your camera on tour.
After the Albertina take a picture of our local superstars, the Lipizzan horses inside their stables. Continue to famous Café Central, which had personalities like Trotzki, Freud, Stefan Zweig, and many others as regular guests. Proceed to Minoritenkirche, where we have a special surprise for you if you watched or read Dan Brown’s “Da Vinci Code”!
Back on Ringstraße, you will be able to take a closer look at the Vienna City Hall, the University and the National Theater, and finally, Beethoven´s Pasqualatihaus, where he composed his only opera: “Fidelio.
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St. Stephen’s Cathedral
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Cheap flights and hotels discounts for Vienna
The peak season for flights to Vienna is January, March and December. The low season for purchasing tickets is May, June and July.
Vienna is served by Vienna International Airport. Direct flights to Vienna are offered by 68 airlines. Most flights are with Austrian Airlines. Direct flights from Vienna, United States are airlines: United Airlines, Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines from New York and Miami.
Vienna and Austria attractions and landmarks
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Last Updated on October 23, 2021 by Tours Editor @ gotravelyourself.com
