Klosterneuburg Abbey: Guided Tour in German + Wine Tasting

Just landed in Vienna or short on time? This relaxed small-group tour is the perfect first-day introduction to the city, combining coffeehouse culture, classic street food, and practical local tips in one easy, well-paced experience. Over 2 hours 45 minutes, you’ll settle into Vienna with a local guide, visit a traditional coffeehouse for a warm drink and pastry, stop at a classic Würstelstand for local street food and a beer or wine, and pick up useful advice to help you make the most of the rest of your stay. Ideal for first-time visitors and shorter stays Traditional coffee and pastry in a classic Vienna coffeehouse Classic Viennese street food tastings plus a beer or wine Local tips and help using Vienna public transport Small group of max 12 guests for a more personal experience

Welcome traveler! This tour showcases the true beauty of Vienna, which can be seen in its many hidden passages and alleys, places that a visitor cannot find by himself when visiting a city for the first time. Apart from this we present Vienna to you not only from a perspective of a local but also from one of an artist! It is still good, old Vienna, but seen through different eyes. Because Vienna is a city made for artists! We have enough breaks in these 4 hours, the friendly local always asks you if you would need a coffee and cake break and you get plenty of recommendations throughout the walk for the rest of your stay! Lets explore Vienna and make it a memorable visit!

With its modern vinotheque and the cellar worlds below, LOISIUM WeinWelt—a spectacular design conceived by New York architect Steven Holl—takes you on an exciting journey. Join an unforgettable wine experience with an interactive audio guide leading you on a tour through 900-year-old wine cellars. A fascinating and entertaining journey through time and the history of wine that will take you to interactive stations and offer you a glimpse into the cellars of the Steininger winery. The intriguing world of WeinWelt holds numerous highlights—including 1.5km of barrel-lined subterranean corridors with 18 stations and a vintner’s house from 1924, giving you an idea of the life and winemaking the past. To finish off the tour, taste some of the fine wine at the vinotheque and shop.

Add a unique experience to your Vienna city trip with a visit to this massive wine cellar. Delve deep into the 300-year-old Schlumberger wine cellar and surround yourself with an infinite expanse of sparkling wine. Learn about the 'Méthode Traditionnelle', a prestigious way of producing sparkling wine, and find out what all that hard work tastes like by having a glass of Schlumberger yourself!

Fly to the top of this historic tower for the best views of Vienna from the open-air viewing platform – express elevators whisk you there in just 35 seconds. Standing at 252 meters, the Danube Tower is Austria’s tallest structure, offering panoramic views of the city and beyond. For a unique experience, try the slide down the tower (available for an additional fee), or relax in the enchanting 1960s-style revolving café. Here, you’ll enjoy Viennese coffee house culture with traditional pastries and a fantastic selection of coffees, all at a height of 160 meters. And if the weather turns, the two-story, glass-walled interior viewing deck ensures stunning sights no matter what.

When maestro and composer Joseph Haydn served as the musical director for the wealthy Esterházy family in Vienna, part of his salary was paid in wine. You'll see why this was such a good deal for him when you taste five superb wines on this fun tour through the Esterházy Winery with a professional guide and sommelier. Getting tipsy has never been this educational. The history of the winery begins with the construction of a castle cellar in Esterhazy Castle more than 300 years ago, representing a new beginning of wine production in the region. In the cellar, they experiment with novel wine containers such as eggs, amphorae, and wooden barrels made of local Leithaberg oak! In addition to wood and stainless steel, materials such as granite, concrete, ceramics and clay are used for wine maturation. Discover top regional and varietal wines with a clear Esterhazy signature!