Combine a great value flight with a carefully selected hotel for a fantastic Austrian getaway.
Allocate plenty of time for shopping in Vienna. Shop for Austrian delights and regional specialties in Judengasse. Make sure you pick up some Austrian-made souvenirs – you’ll find jams, chutneys, wine and more. Absorb the atmosphere and diversity of Brunnenmarkt, the largest street market in Vienna or pick up beautifully packaged chocolates and brightly coloured macaroons at Oberlass.
From spectacular palaces to fascinating museums and ancient churches. Head to the MuseumsQuartier, a remarkable collection of museums, cafes, restaurants and bars. Set inside former imperial stables – it is now the heart of Viennese culture. The world-famous opera house is a ‘must see’, whether you participate in a guided tour or attend one of the breathtaking performances.
Sample delicious Austrian fare in Amerlingbeisl. Set amongst cobblestone streets and quirky shops this charming restaurant is great in summer – when the roof slides back to create a lovely outdoor feel. The diversity of Vienna eateries will satisfy every taste and budget – from New York style brunch at the Breakfast Club to authentically rural cuisine at Stomach and the simplicity of Chang Asian Noodles in Waaggasse.
From pulsating nightclubs to sophisticated wine bars and cafes that transform when the sun goes down – you’ll be spoilt for choice in Vienna. Watch the expert bartenders ‘shake it up’ at stylish Eberts Cocktail Bar – a modern setting with funky jazz music. Arena, a former slaughter house turned music venue is one of the quirkier places to see live acts, while Artis International has six small cinemas in the heart of the Inner Stadt.
Enjoy a self-guided audio Schonbrunn Palace walking tour, followed by a three course dinner at Cafe-Restaurant Residenz. Within walking distance from the main entrance to Schonbrunn Palace and the Cafe-Restaurant Residenz lies the Orangery Schonbrunn where a concert of classical music with works by Mozart and Strauss will complete your evening. Schonbrunn Palace, the former summer residence of the imperial family, is considered one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in Europe. Today, the palace is part of UNESCO's cultural heritage due to its historic importance, its unique grounds and its splendid furnishings.
For the best introduction to the beautiful city of Vienna, tour the sights by coach and boat. As you travel along the Danube you'll pass the Prater and Kunsthaus, as well as driving through the lovely Vienna Woods. On the tour you'll see some of Vienna’s impressive architecture and important landmarks from both land and water. Traveling to the hills of the Vienna Woods, you'll enjoy magnificent views over vineyards and the city, and pass through the romantic wine-growing village of Grinzing.
Spend an unforgettable evening in Vienna on this Danube River cruise. After complimentary hotel pickup, board the cruise and enjoy a dinner buffet of Austrian specialties, while listening to live traditional Viennese music. Join in singing to popular Viennese melodies and take in breathtaking views of Vienna and the Austrian landscape at sunset. While cruising, settle into the cosy wine-tavern atmosphere and enjoy a buffet dinner featuring a wide selection of traditional Austrian dishes and beverages.
See Vienna in a completely new and relaxing way with our hop-on hop-off bus tour. Set your own pace - your ticket is valid for one day so you get on and off at any of the 15 stops, as often as you wish. Shop, see the sights and create your own itinerary. Enjoy the full city tour and see every major sightseeing attraction in Vienna accompanied by a hostess. Easy and convenient – it’s the ideal way to explore Vienna.
For a different perspective of the Austrian capital, enjoy this walking tour of underground sites. See a different side of the city as you head below ground with a knowledgeable guide to explore the crypt of St Michael's Church, where more than 4,000 bodies were interred beginning in the 16th century. You'll also visit the Roman excavation on Michaelerplatz and tour the city's historical cellars. This walking tour is limited to 15 people, ensuring a small-group experience with your guide.
