Discovering Vienna's culinary delights? There's no way on passing by the Naschmarkt. With more than 120 colorful stalls and restaurants, the Naschmarkt offers both national and international delicacies and invites you to a sweet, salty and sour tasting session. After a tasty stroll through the Naschmarkt your culinary journey continues to the city centre, where you will discover Vienna's most popular gourmet temple, the department store "Meinl am Graben". Finally, your guide will recommend a traditional restaurant, where you can try typical Viennese delicacies.

The former summer residence of the Habsburg family ranks among the most impressive Baroque buildings worldwide. In 1966, Schönbrunn Palace and gardens were certified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The outstanding architecture, the magnificent staterooms and the palace gardens are definitely worth a visit.

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.

The former court silver services and dining silverware are displayed in the Imperial Chancellery Wing of the Imperial Palace. One can admire precious porcelain, finest china, gold and silver work and the Vienna Court Silver, which still shines as bright as in the old days.

The Winearchive of Palais Coburg comprises more than 60.000 bottles of wine in a total of six wine cellars. The mix of modern elements and medieval architecture gives a unique atmosphere and makes your guided tour an unforgettable experience.

During this city walk, you will learn everything about coffee: How did coffee get to Vienna? How did people drink coffee in earlier times, and how do they drink coffee today? What do most Viennese people like to eat along with a cup of coffee? Which personalities were guests in which traditional Viennese coffee house? Your guide will have an answer to all of these questions. Your tour will be perfected by a classic Viennese coffee break in one of Vienna's traditional coffee houses.

Located in the heart of Vienna - where the Ringstraße leans against the green of the Vienna Stadtpark - this beautiful building constructed in Italian Renaissance style, is a charming and popular concert venue. The Salonorchestra "Alt Wien", one of the best-known interpreters of classical Viennese music, presents an evening full of Viennese charm with the lilting sound of waltzes, polkas, arias and duets, as well as operetta and piano concerto melodies. Accompanied by excellent opera vocalists and enchanting ballet soloists, Vienna's classical music reveals itself as a living firework display for all the senses.

Your walk of indulgence leads you through the old town of Graz, passing by some culinary stations to taste the traditional delicacies. In the meantime, your guide will entertain you with some historical facts and background information and tell you some anecdotes on the topic of culinary.

Proverbially immerse into the world of chocolate and see all steps of production, completed by several stations to taste all variations of chocolate. A true chocolate paradise!

In the Gölles Schnapps Distillery & Vinegar Production the focus is on the senses. On a five stage tour, visitors can experience an orchard cinema, visit the largest cellar of vinegar barrels in Austria, visit the tunnel of senses, visit the distillery and have a look into the schnapps cellar and taste some Schnapps and fine liqueur in the Schnapps Bar. 
 

The Vulcano meat factory in Auersbach is a unique factory of indulgence located in the rolling hills of the Styrian Vulcano region. Enjoy a guided tour through the world of ham with following tasting of selected Vulcano products.