Very nice day of biking and wine tasting. Made especially good by the tour guide. He was a font of…read moreknowledge of the history and culture of the area. With good humor and insight he explained the 2000 plus years of history of the region. The biking was not terribly strenuous mostly on the flat. The wine was tasty, and the fellow bikers were fun to get to know.

Last Summer my wife and I had the most fantastic day with our guide…read moreStefan making this 8 hour journey the highlight of our vacation in Austria! Stefan not only catered to our requests but offered us unique options to really make the tour special including an amazing authentic restaurant and winery lunch, a church with a virtual choir and a unique art museum stop. We shared a very lively and personal conversation throughout the trip which made the time go by much too fast! Thank you Stefan! We wish you all the best! Eric and Caryn from Atlanta

Great location, bikes easy to use, map that shows lanes (not shared by cars/buses) very helpful,…read moregreat service.

Perfect bike tour of Vienna!!! Wife and I love how our guide Horst lead our group of 16 with…read moreconfidence, support, humor and wonderful storytelling about everything from culture to history. Ask for Horst as a tour guide you will have a great experience!!!! Great bikes, service and safety was promoted....!!!!

We had a blast with Jacob as our instructor! I would highly recommend this as a fun and unique view…read moreof the city! The tour lasted almost 2 hours and we had so much fun cruising the city in these little hot rods. I was behind the hot rod van and as soon as we got on the road a BMW almost ran me over! But the instructor was there helping me out over the walkie talkie and he gave the guy hell! It was great fun!

The only and best way to truly see Vienna!! You become one with the city and let of the hustle and…read morebustle of the roads take you on the adventure. The little hot rods are no joke, ride fast and free! I would highly recommend this for those who like speed and a fucking , new way to see the city. Beyond amazing! My husband and I are still talking about the fun we had 4 days later. A must do!

Our Family Group of 4, joined Ingrid and about 15+ others at 1030 on December 29, 2025. She was a…read moreproud Viennese who showed true excitement when she shared the sights, sounds and history of this beautiful city. She touched on both the dark and the wonderful times all while strolling and stopping at these memorable sites. She showed care, humor when approriate and professionalism. We would highly recommend her to be your guide. Enjoy!

Superb - we did our walking tour on April 7 and I will tell you that this tour covers all of the…read morebest sites to see in Vienna. Our guide was an Art/History major in Vienna and she had all the answers. Left us with some great cafe and restaurant recommendations too. You won't be disappointed with Welcome Tour Vienna.

I was a bit dubious about this tour company given the reviews, but we did the hop on hop off tour…read morearound the city and had a great time. We initially got on at a stop without tickets but the bus driver just let us on, gave us headphones, and told us to pay whenever someone selling tickets got on the bus (which happened about 6 stops later). Unfortunately the upstairs was very hard to access if you're on crutches (especially if the bus is moving), and the "guided tour" is a location-based audio tour. We were stuck in traffic for a really long time between stops so we got a lot of Strauss piped to us while we waited but no information. Not the company's fault though. The other thing was that the upstairs windows don't open so they fogged up a lot with the Vienna winter air so in order to see anything at night we had to constantly wipe the condensation off. When we arrived at the opera house we also asked the guide there about the night tour, and he offered us a free ride on it which was super cool!

**Salzburg Day Trip**…read more Of the 13 hours of the trip, 10 were on the bus. While technically a day trip from Vienna, I would recommend doing the trip to Salzburg on your own if you're adventurous. Salzburg is pretty compact, with most of the sights in the old partod the town. During this time of year, the town is decked out for the holiday and the Christmas market is fantastic! There were two parts of the tour: the part on the bus and the part with a local guide. Our guide on the bus led the Spanish speaking tourists while we English speaking ones had a local guide (Hans), who was awaiting us at Salzburg. While I understand Hans was probably trying to maximize our free time, I felt the tour was a bit rushed. I also felt like he was okay with losing half the group over the course of the tour. We started out with 19 and ended with 9 in the group. I wasn't sure if the others left and did their own thing or were lost. We started at the Mirabell Palace and ended in old town. At the end, we had about two hours. This was enough time to have a snack and tour the Christmas market. There wasn't enough time to go see the fortress or the Mozart museum. This tour was a good one if you need a way to get out to Salzburg and don't want to deal with the travel logistics. Next time, we will take the train and do our own thing. Not sure if this tour was worth $300 (for two people).

The charming Christina and her colleagues from the canal clearance team presented the history of…read morethe canal system in a funny and informative way. A very unusual place. It was worth seeing what is happening underground.

Wow I definitely recommend going on this tour if you're in Vienna! SF loves these obscure things to…read moredo and I love wastewater so it was the perfect activity to do! SF reserved the tickets online and we picked them up at the vendor. It was a small shack near the entrance to the sewer and we chose the English tour. The tour was less than an hour but it was so exciting! Coincidentally, it was raining right when we started our tour, so we actually saw the rainwater infiltration when we were at the grit chamber part of the tour. That was pretty cool. I loved how different sections of the sewer tour had lights to showcase. Most people do this tour because there were some chase scenes from a movie, but SF and I went on it to learn more about Vienna and their wastewater process. Pretty enlightening and hands-on, definitely recommend!

Vienna Food Walk were so delightful and helpful to work with! We weren't able to make it into…read moreVienna on a day of the tour, but they still gave us a extensive list of recommendations that were extremely useful to us. We will definitely go on the tour with them if we return to Vienna.

From the owner: Walk through of Vienna's historic first district and find hidden culinary gems. Your native guides…read morewill walk and talk you through authentic Viennese food. This marvelous walking tour, guides you through some not so well known byways in Vienna. The food stops are plenty and as always now good meal is complete without the right drinks. But fear not, everything is included. What's to expect in the tour? 3 - 4 hours 5 food stops Beer, wine, schnaps all inclusive price

We took the "Free" 2-hour walking tour of Vienna Old Town Highlights with GoodViennaTour, and it…read morewas GREAT! It really is free and very well organized. Expect a larger crowd (it is free after all)--there were about 25 people in our group. Our tour guide, Michael Schefts, answered all questions and was very accommodating. It's free, but remember to tip Michael accordingly. I saw several people just walk away at the end, which wasn't nice!

I had Wolfgang as my tour guide for the 10am tour (they also have one in the afternoon) and he was…read morevery informative. The tour didnt go super far, so there wasnt much actual walking involved, all the stops were quite long and none were very far from each other (some cities this is more the case than others, app depends on geography). He gave us a 20 minute break during our tour because it was absolutely freezing out, and it seemed like sometimes they give the break sometimes not, depending how the tour is going. The tour company was very easy to find as the instructions on Trip Advisor regarding meeting place were very clear, and a woman organizing had an umbrella with the information printed on it. The tour mostly focused on history with a some architecture sprinkled in. Wolfgang also threw in some dad jokes periodically

The Leopoldsberg is a good tour for tourists visiting Vienna. You need about half a day time for it…read morebut you will not regret it. Up there there is a tremendous view about the River Danube and the older and newer districts of Vienna. You can reach the Leopoldsberg either with a bus - or - if you fancy a little hike you can travel with the "U4" to Heiligenstadt, then ask for the Bus to "Kahlenbergdoerfl" (just print it and show it to someone at Heiligenstadt) and then you can climb the Leopoldsberg using the famous "Nasenweg" (Nose-path) along the "nose" of the Leopoldsberg. Be sure to take a camera with you.