Austria · Walking Tours

Vienna Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide

2 Hours Round trip from Vienna Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Private walking tour of Vienna with a professional local guide
02 See major landmarks including the State Opera and St. Stephen’s Cathedral
03 Explore historic churches, squares, and streets in the city centre
04 Learn about Vienna from Roman times to the Habsburg era and beyond
05 Hear stories of empire, music, art, and political change
06 Flexible private experience with possible customization on the spot

Discover Vienna on a private walking tour that brings the city’s imperial past, artistic heritage, and layered history to life. From grand landmarks such as the State Opera and St. Stephen’s Cathedral to historic churches, squares, and streets, this experience offers an engaging introduction to the Austrian capital.

Along the way, hear the story of Vienna from its beginnings as Vindobona through the rise of the Habsburgs, the age of empire, the Ottoman sieges, and the cultural flourishing of the 19th and 20th centuries. With a professional local guide and the flexibility of a private tour, this is a great way to explore the city’s highlights at your own pace.

From grand landmarks such as the State Opera and St. Stephen’s Cathedral to historic churches, squares, and streets, this experience offers an engaging introduction to the Austrian capital.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access No

City Vienna

Languages English, Italian

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

St. Stephens’s square State Opera House View of the Natural History Museum View of the Art History Museum View of the Ho imperial palace Michaelertor Church of St. Michael The Looshaus Graben Street St. Peter’s Church Stephansplatz St. Stephen's Cathedral Church of St. Rupert Jewish Memorial at Morinzplatz Stubentor Mozart’s last residence “Ballgasse”, former University quarter

The route