Vienna Old Town Private Tour in a Vintage Electric Car

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What's included

Itinerary

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   The Albertina is one of Vienna’s most famous art museums, known for its impressive collection of paintings and drawings by artists such as Monet, Picasso, and Dürer. The building was once a Habsburg palace and combines imperial history with world-class art.

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   Hotel Sacher is a legendary luxury hotel famous for the original Sachertorte, Vienna’s traditional chocolate cake. Since opening in 1876, it has welcomed celebrities, politicians, and visitors from around the world.

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   The Musikverein is one of the world’s most prestigious concert halls and home to the Vienna Philharmonic’s famous New Year’s Concert. Its Golden Hall is celebrated for its outstanding acoustics and magnificent architecture.

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   Karlskirche is one of Vienna’s most beautiful Baroque churches. Built in the 18th century, it features a magnificent dome and two large columns inspired by ancient Roman monuments.

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   Albertina Modern is a museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art. It showcases important works from the 20th and 21st centuries, offering a different artistic perspective from the historic Albertina.

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   The Vienna State Opera is one of the world's leading opera houses. Opened in 1869, it is famous for its grand architecture, outstanding musicians, and performances that attract visitors from across the globe.

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   Founded in 1692, the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna is one of Europe’s historic art institutions. It has played an important role in shaping generations of artists and remains a significant part of Vienna’s cultural heritage.

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   The Hofburg Palace was the principal winter residence of the Habsburg emperors for centuries. Today, this enormous complex houses museums, historic collections, and the offices of Austria’s federal president.

   5 minutes

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   Maria Theresa Square is dominated by a magnificent monument to Empress Maria Theresa, one of the most influential rulers of the Habsburg Empire. Two grand museums stand opposite each other, creating one of Vienna’s most impressive architectural settings.

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    The Kunsthistorisches Museum is one of the world’s great art museums. Its collections include masterpieces by famous artists such as Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Raphael, and Vermeer, alongside treasures collected by the Habsburg family.

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    The Austrian Parliament is a magnificent neoclassical building inspired by ancient Greek architecture, the birthplace of democracy. In front stands the famous Athena Fountain, symbolising wisdom and political knowledge.

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    Volksgarten is a beautiful public garden in the heart of Vienna, famous for its colourful rose beds and classical monuments. Originally part of the imperial surroundings, it is now a favourite place to relax and enjoy the city.

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    The Burgtheater is Austria’s National Theatre and one of the most important German-language theatres in the world. Its magnificent façade and artistic tradition reflect Vienna’s longstanding reputation as a centre of European culture.

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    Vienna City Hall is an impressive neo-Gothic building completed in the late 19th century. It serves as the seat of Vienna’s municipal government and hosts major events, including the famous Christmas market in winter.

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    Founded in 1365 by Duke Rudolf IV, the University of Vienna is one of the oldest universities in the German-speaking world. Its historic buildings reflect centuries of academic achievement and intellectual life.

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    The Votive Church is a striking neo-Gothic church with twin towers that dominate the surrounding skyline. It was built after Emperor Franz Joseph survived an assassination attempt in 1853, as a symbol of gratitude for his survival.

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    Freyung is a historic square known for its elegant palaces, traditional markets, and beautiful architecture. For centuries, it has been an important gathering place in Vienna’s old town.

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    Palais Ferstel is a magnificent 19th-century building known for its elegant architecture and beautiful Ferstel Passage. The passage features a charming arcade and fountain, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of historic European shopping galleries.

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    Am Hof is one of Vienna’s oldest squares, with roots stretching back to the early Middle Ages. It has witnessed important political, religious, and public events throughout the city’s long history.

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    The Church of Am Hof is a historic church featuring an impressive Baroque façade and a famous balcony. In 1806, the end of the Holy Roman Empire was proclaimed from this balcony, marking a significant moment in European history.

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    Café Central opened in 1876 and became a legendary meeting place for writers, intellectuals, and political thinkers. Its magnificent architecture, grand columns, and traditional Viennese atmosphere make it one of the city’s most famous coffeehouses.

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    Minoriten Church is a beautiful Gothic church famous for its impressive mosaic reproduction of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper. The artwork attracts visitors interested in both religious history and the artistic legacy of one of the world’s greatest Renaissance masters.

    10 minutes

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    Michaelerplatz is a historic square at the entrance to the Hofburg Palace. It features archaeological remains from Roman times and the impressive St. Michael’s Church, one of Vienna’s oldest churches.

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    The Spanish Riding School preserves the centuries-old tradition of classical dressage performed by elegant Lipizzaner horses. Founded in the 16th century, it is one of Vienna’s most distinctive cultural institutions and a symbol of imperial equestrian heritage.

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    Josefsplatz is an elegant square featuring an equestrian statue of Emperor Joseph II. Surrounded by historic buildings, including the Austrian National Library, it offers a wonderful example of Vienna’s imperial architecture.

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    Bitzinger is one of Vienna’s best-known sausage stands, located near the Albertina and the State Opera. It is a great place to experience traditional Viennese street food, especially the famous Käsekrainer sausage filled with cheese.

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    Café Mozart is a traditional Viennese coffeehouse near the State Opera and the Albertina. Established in the 18th century in an earlier form, it has long been associated with Vienna’s artistic atmosphere and offers a fitting place to end your tour with a coffee or classic Austrian dessert.

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the starting point

Behind Sacher Hotel and near Kärtnerstrasse.

Cancellation & confirmation