No other place in Vienna pours on the charm like Wiener Prater does - it is truly a melting pot of adventure, nostalgia and Viennese charm. The amusement park hosts one of Vienna's most famous landmarks - the Giant Ferries Wheel. Wiener Prater is in season only from May until October, the Giant Ferries Wheel and a handful of other attractions are open all year round. 

This tour will show you the major historical sights along the Ringstrasse, including the State Opera House, the National Museums, the Imperial Palace, the Parliament, the City Hall, the Burgtheater and the University, before taking you to the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, summer residence of the Habsburg family. The highlight of the tour will be a guided tour through the majestic stately rooms before returning to the centre of the city.

The Viennese coffeehouses are known around the globe for their cosy ambiance and casual pleasantness. A wide selection of coffees, international newspapers and delicious homemade pastry is what to expect from a traditional Viennese coffeehouse. For a good reason, the Viennese coffeehouse culture was certified as an intangible UNESCO cultural heritage.

Follow our guide and let the city, where there is a secret to discover behind every single corner, enchant you. The city walk views the Old Town Square providing a dazzling Panorama. Stop in the middle and turn around in a slow circle: every building is different in each detail - roof, windows, doors and colours. You will admire attractions such as the Old Town Hall and its Astronomical Clock and charming, colourful houses, before continuing towards the Charles Bridge which you will walk across. Enjoy strolling through the charming old town and get lost by its hidden gems and corners!

With numerous remarkable masterpieces and the biggest Bruegel-collection worldwide, Vienna's Art History Museum is one of the world's most important art collections. With its sister building, the Natural History Museum, it is one of the most significant large buildings of the ring boulevard.

Since the 17th century, the horse-drawn carriages have characterized the cityscape of Vienna and still are of great importance. Get to know Vienna from a different perspective and enjoy a traditional horse-drawn carriage ride through the old town of Vienna. By the way - both the coachman as well as the coach itself are called Fiacre.

The Benedictine Abbey Melk was founded in 1089 by Margrave Leopold II and therfore forms a very important intellectual and spiritual centre. Excitingly designed Museum rooms, magnificent marble halls, an impressive library and much more will await you during your visit to Melk Abbey. Convince yourself of the unique beauty of this baroque building.

On 27th January 1756 Salzburg's most famous citizen, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on the third floor of "Hagenauer House". Today, the house located at Getreidegasse is a museum displaying historical instruments and memorabilia.

Hellbrunn is a veritable jewel, located South of the festival city of Salzburg. Hellbrunn Palace is embedded in an impressive complex of artificial parkland and natural biotopes. The water games and trick fountains are a unique experience!

This beer experience is truly a multisensory one! Stiegl Brauwelt promises the most exciting beer exhibition, traditional culinary delicacies and a brewery shop - be assured, a visit to the Stiegl Brauwelt lets every beer lovers' heart beat faster.

Upon arrival at the foot of the Obersalzberg mountain you will change to special coaches equipped to take you up the rest of the ascent to the brass elevator of the Eagle’s Nest. From the platform of the Eagle's Nest you will enjoy a magnificent view of the towering snow-capped peaks of the Bavarian Alps and the surrounding countryside. The interior of Eagle's Nest is full of historical memories and stories.

Whatever season - the English Garden is a popular recreation area for both, residents of Munich as well as for tourists. Enjoy a walk through the extensive green area, visit the house on the lake Kleinhesseloher or discover the Chinese Tower. Another highlight of the English Garden: the surfers on the so-called "Eisbachwelle".

In the course of an old town city walk of Munich you will see the most important historical sights and learn about the history and culture of the Bavarian capital. Stroll through the Old Town centre  with its multitude of fantastic shops, markets and always busy beer halls such as the "Hofbräuhaus" that Munich is so famous for, see the Odeonsplatz, the Opera, Maximilian Street, the Marienplatz with the old town hall, the Food Market, the Stachus, the Pinakotheken and more.

The journey through time of the courtly Munich starts only about 30 minutes from Munich's Marienplatz. Nymphenburg Palace, which served for a long time as the summer residence of the Wittelsbach family, today impresses with splendid halls and collections.