Meeting Point

Ankeruhr (Ancor Clock)

Hidden Corners of Vienna’s Historic Center & Mozart House

Strolling through Vienna’s charming streets, we pass by the legendary Figlmüller, famous for its Schnitzel, before reaching Domgasse 5—the Mozart Museum—where Mozart lived for 2.5 years and composed The Marriage of Figaro. Along the way, you'll experience the city's rich history and hidden gems that bring Vienna’s musical and culinary heritage to life.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral – Symbol of Vienna

Standing tall in the heart of Vienna, St. Stephen’s Cathedral is the city’s most iconic landmark, rich in history and architectural splendor. We will explore its stunning Gothic structure and hidden details.

Graben, Kohlmarkt, Pestsäule & Peterskirche – Vienna’s Historic Heart

The Graben and Kohlmarkt are two of Vienna’s most elegant streets, lined with historic buildings, luxury shops, and charming cafés. Along the way, we pass the famous Pestsäule (Plague Column) and the beautiful Peterskirche, a baroque gem that adds to the city's rich architectural tapestry.

Palais Ferstel & Café Central – Vienna’s Elegant Cultural Landmarks

Palais Ferstel, a stunning example of Renaissance Revival architecture, is a cultural gem in the heart of Vienna. Just a short walk away, Café Central is a historic coffeehouse, once frequented by literary figures and intellectuals, offering a timeless atmosphere perfect for experiencing Vienna’s café culture.

Ringstrasse & City Hall – Vienna’s Grand Road and Iconic Landmark

The Ringstrasse is one of Vienna's most famous boulevards, lined with grand buildings, parks, and monuments that showcase the city’s imperial heritage. At its heart stands the impressive City Hall (Rathaus), a neo-Gothic masterpiece that serves as a symbol of Vienna’s political and cultural significance.

Rosengarten & House of Parliament – Vienna’s Political and Floral Elegance

The Rosengarten, a peaceful rose garden near the Hofburg, offers a colorful retreat in the heart of Vienna. Just steps away, the Austrian Parliament building.

Heldenplatz & Vienna’s Grand Museums

Heldenplatz, a historic square in front of the Hofburg Palace, is a symbol of Austria’s past and a site of important historical events. Nearby, the twin museums—the Kunsthistorisches Museum and the Naturhistorisches Museum—stand as architectural masterpieces, housing world-renowned collections of art, culture, and natural history.

Hofburg – The Imperial Heart of Vienna

The Hofburg, Vienna’s former imperial palace, was the residence of the Habsburg dynasty for over 600 years.

Spanish Riding School – A Tradition of Elegance and Mastery

The Spanish Riding School in Vienna is world-renowned for its classical dressage and the breathtaking performances of the Lipizzaner horses. For over 450 years, this institution has preserved the art of equestrian excellence, combining tradition, precision, and grace in the stunning setting of the Hofburg Palace.

Austrian National Library: A Baroque Treasure

The Austrian National Library, located within the Hofburg Palace, is one of the world’s most beautiful libraries. Its breathtaking Baroque State Hall, adorned with frescoes, marble columns, and countless historic books, offers a glimpse into Austria’s rich literary and cultural heritage.

Vienna State Opera

The Vienna State Opera, one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses, is a masterpiece of architecture and musical excellence.

Ending Point

Albertina