Mayer am Nussberg





Tours & Activities in Vienna


A hike in one of the most famous regions of Austria, the Wachau, protected by international law. Experience a stunningly beautiful, historic setting and find the place where King Richard the Lionheart was imprisoned.


Feel all the greatness of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in one day! From Vienna to Bratislava and Budapest. In one day you will be able to feel the atmosphere of three capitals of different countries: Austria, Hungary, and Slovakia. Can you imagine that it used to be one state? That's what our trip will be about! Vienna is the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. At the beginning of our journey, I will tell the story of Vienna and how the Empire was born. Bratislava is a cozy medieval city with a unique Slovak flavor. This city was the coronation place of the Hungarian Kingdom. We'll stop in the city center for coffee and a traditional Slovak dessert. Budapest is a majestic city with amazing buildings built during the heyday of the capital of Hungary. Once called the “Queen of the Danube,” Budapest consists of two parts, Buda and Pest. Our car-walking tour will affect both parts of this city. In Budapest, I will show a few Hungarian restaurants with local cuisine.


Experience the serene beauty of Austria with our relaxed, private '3 Castles and Wine Tasting in Danube Valley from Vienna' tour. This individualized tour allows you to the tranquil countryside. We will take you on a journey through the stunning Danube Valley, where you'll discover the beauty of the region's vineyards, medieval castles and baroque monasteries. From the picturesque Melk Abbey to the romantic ruins and medieval village Dürnstein, and Klosterneuburg Treasury, you'll be awed by the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding landscapes. As you explore the castles, you'll have the opportunity to sample some of the region's finest wines during a wine tasting experience. With our private tour, you'll have the flexibility to customize your itinerary to suit your interests and preferences. Whether you're a wine lover, or history buff, or simply looking for an unforgettable day out, our tour is perfect for you.
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The 5 reviews shown below read more negatively than the overall score. These are the reviews Google surfaces as most relevant, not a representative sample — the 4.3 above reflects all 2,017 of them.
It was a disappointing visit. The restaurant’s umbrellas were not secure and not properly installed . To the degree that they did not allow us to open the umbrellas under extreme sun exposure excusing mild wind. Of course their inappropriate umbrellas could not handle . Our trip was ruined , we were not able to relax and enjoy ourselves , and had to leave. Should they had proper appropriate umbrellas as shown in the photos , we could have nice and relaxing time . Also , they wanted us to leave deposit either as cash or by credit card for glasses . We left cash and they did not have enough cash to give back our deposits so we unwillingly accepted supermarket quality ice cream .
Another great place that went to the dark side. I’ve been coming to this place for years and I loved it but I’m afraid that Mayer just lost a loyal customer. Except for the fact that they’ve been raising the prices every year, this year they hired a ‘security guard’. One might wonder: what is the role of the security guy on a mountain vineyard? Well he’s there to keep you from consuming your own goods. Which is understandable but also very passive aggressive. After spending 150€ for 2 bottles of wine, 2 bottles of sparkling water (for 7€ each may I note) and for other drinks and snacks, this guy has the audacity of coming over to complain because I drank TAP WATER out of my bottle. Well, man, we live in Austria where tap water belongs to the people and the culture. No self-respecting Viennese would climb up the hill without a bottle of cold tap water nor would this person put wine or whatever you might be suspecting in a metallic flower bottle. What a shame that this place started becoming another touristic trap, kicking out loyal customers that have been coming here for years… I’ll be going to other vineyards close by from now on… but Mayer’s glory time is over. YOU CANNOT DENY PEOPLE THWIR WATER ON A “MOUNTAIN”. It’s a basic human right.
Lovely place with great views over Vienna and a relaxed atmosphere. Perfect for enjoying a drink. Feel the moment with drinks.
Great place! Beautiful view, friendly stuff, delicious food and tasty wine.
Mayer am Nussberg – Great spot for wine with a view This Heuriger is located right on the hills above Vienna and offers wide, open views over the vineyards and the city. It’s a popular spot, especially on sunny days, so it can get crowded – but the atmosphere stays relaxed. The wine selection is solid, with a range of local varieties – especially white wines like Gemischter Satz, which fits the setting well. There’s also a small food menu with typical Heuriger snacks, nothing fancy but good enough to go with the drinks. What makes it stand out is really the location: surrounded by nature, lots of open space, and a great place to take a break during a walk through the vineyards. Seating is mostly outdoors and unshaded, so it’s best on mild weather days. Worth visiting if you're looking for a casual wine experience with a nice view, especially in spring or early fall.
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