Highlights
- Full day tour to Vienna from Prague
- Admire the beautiful landscape of Bohemia and Moravia
- Discover the culture, history, architecture and UNESCO World Heritage site of Vienna
- See Vienna's top attractions, such as Schwarzenberg Square, the State Opera, Schönbrunn Castle, Ringstrasse and more
- Transport by air-conditioned coach
- Hotel pickup and drop-off from centrally located Prague hotels
Useful Information
Day Trip to Vienna
Vienna, the seat of the Habsburg Empire during the 18th century, is a beautiful medieval and Baroque city and its historic center is UNESCO World Heritage listed.
With your guide, travel across the famous Ringstrasse, a magnificent boulevard that Emperor Franz Joseph built in the 1880s on the site of demolished city walls. Along the way, see Vienna’s majestic buildings, palaces and museums, including Schwarzenberg Square, the State Opera, Neue Burg (a part of the Hofburg), the building of Parliament and the History Museum. Pass beautiful public gardens and parks, enjoy panoramic views of the city, and listen as your guide tells you about the historical importance of each site.
Next, head to Vienna´s southern border, where you can view Schönbrunn (the former summer residence of the imperial family) and its beautiful reservoir. After exploring the gardens and chateau on your own, you will return by bus to the center of the city for a tour of the Hofburg, the former imperial residence of Vienna. Then, take a guided tour of St Stephen´s Cathedral.
After your guided tour, enjoy free time for lunch or shopping before enjoying a relaxing journey back to Prague.
Reviewed by YEROME S, March 2013
Good tour, very friendly staff, gave us enough time for shopping. The lady, Alice was very knowledgeable and friendly.
Reviewed by Gretchen H, February 2013
We ended up being the only two people, so had a "private" tour. Our tour guide and driver were very knowledgeable and courteous. It was a great overview of Vienna, as much as you can do in one day. I believe to really explore Vienna in depth it would take at least two weeks!
