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.

See, how the original Viennese apple strudel is produced - from cutting the apples until pulling out the strudel dough. At the end of the show, you can - for sure - also taste this delicious Strudel. And of course, you will be given the original Viennese apple strudel recipe for your baking attempts at home.

St. Stephan's Cathedral, Vienna's landmark and Austria's most significant Gothic building, accommodates a number of valuable art treasures. The view from the "Steffls" tower, overlooking the roofs of Vienna, is just incredible.

The Albertina museum combines imperial flair with unique masterpieces of art. Be it Dürer's "Hare", Klimt's studies of women or modern art by Monet or Picasso - these and even more artworks are exhibited in the Albertina.

For more than 450 years, the Spanish Riding School has been practicing and cultivating classical equitation. Its glamorous Lipizzan stallions can be admired in a corresponding glamorous ambiance at the Imperial Palace. One can expect riding skills at the highest level. 

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.

15,000 precious square metres, 2,000 astonishing exhibits and 1,300 moving years. The DomQuartier is located in the heart of Salzburg and forms the previous centre of archiepiscopal power. The history of political power, art history as well as architecture are displayed in a unique interplay.

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!

National and international solists and ensembles invite you to the so-called "Salzburg Palace Concerts" in the magnificent Marble Hall of Mirabell Palace. Famous works of composers such as Mozart, Schubert, Haydn and Beethoven will be performed in a stunning atmosphere. 

This tour is dedicated to Salzburg's most famous citizen - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. In the course of an extensive city walk, the most important attractions related to the boy wonder will be visited - Mozart’s Memorial, Mozart’s Birthplace in the famous Getreidegasse as well as Mozart’s Residence.

Kufstein Fortress is situated on the fortress mountain, above the town of Kufstein on an approximately 90m high cliff. The medieval fortress is reachable with an inclined elevator. Visitors can enjoy exhibitions at the Fortress and Local History Museum, as well as at the former Cell Wing at the Kaiser Tower and the Bürgertower Museum.

Since 1995, the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens as one of the most visited tourist attractions in Austria enchant millions of visitors from around the world. Experience the giant with its unique curiosities and a large garden.

This city walk takes you through the picturesque alleys of the old town of Innsbruck. Passing by the golden roof you will continue to the Innsbruck Imperial Palace with the Imperial Court Church, the city tower and St. James's Cathedral. Let yourself be enchanted by the Baroque showrooms and the Imperial Apartments.

Within 20 minutes, the Nordketten cable railways transfer passengers from Innsbruck's city center up to high alpine terrain. Even at the first mountain station, which is reachable by the Hungerburg cable railway the city of Innsbruck appears from a completely new angle. The Seegrube on 1905m altitude, reachable by the Seegruben cable railway, promises a breathtaking view of the Stubai and Zillertal Alps. The highlight is the Hafelkar with an altitude of 2256m.