Service Description

Located in eastern Austria along the Danube River, Vienna sits in the Vienna Basin at the crossroads of Central Europe. The city enjoys a continental climate with warm summers averaging 77°F and cold winters around 32°F. Vienna's elegant baroque palaces, grand boulevards, and ornate architecture reflect its imperial heritage as the former seat of the Habsburg Empire. As Austria's capital and largest city, Vienna's strategic position has made it a cultural and political center for over a millennium, while its historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserves centuries of European history within its medieval street layout. Join us for a journey through Vienna's magnificent Old Town, where imperial grandeur meets centuries of rich history. Our expert guide will lead you through this UNESCO World Heritage Site, revealing the stories behind Vienna's most treasured landmarks from their stunning exteriors. We'll begin with views of St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna's Gothic masterpiece whose iconic spire has dominated the city skyline for centuries. We'll stroll along elegant high-class shopping streets that have welcomed emperors and aristocrats for generations. Our route includes the remarkable Plague Column, a baroque monument commemorating Vienna's triumph over devastating epidemics, and the Jewish Square, a reminder of the vibrant community that flourished here for centuries. We'll conclude with exterior views of the Imperial Palace, the magnificent Hofburg complex that served as the Habsburg winter residence and seat of power that shaped European history for over 600 years. Experience Vienna's timeless elegance as we walk through Old Town streets where Mozart composed and emperors ruled. This tour focuses on exterior views and public spaces within our 60-minute timeframe. $79 for each additional screen (does not apply to corporate customers.) * This tour is not designed for our corporate customers. For our corporate programs and rates, please contact hello@discover.live for more information.