Vienna: Time Travel and Magic Vienna History Tour
1.Vienna: Time Travel and Magic Vienna History Tour
Go from Roman Vindobona to WWII Vienna in 1 hour with 4D/5D film, VR music history, bomb-shelter scenes, and a rooftop finale.
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The standouts, worldwide.
The 5 standout vienna tours, gathered from across the world. What each one shows you, how long it runs and who leads it, so you can pick the tour that fits the trip.
Go from Roman Vindobona to WWII Vienna in 1 hour with 4D/5D film, VR music history, bomb-shelter scenes, and a rooftop finale.
Most PopularA one-hour multimedia history show in Michaelerkloster with VR, 5D cinema, animatronics, a waltz car, and stops from Rome to WWII.
“So fun! I was worried my family wouldn’t like it but they did. It was so entertaining and I learned a lot! It was a unique way to learn the history of Vienna”
Walk Jewish Vienna’s Old Jewish Quarter, oldest synagogue, and Holocaust memorial with a licensed guide in English for $52.93.
“Please do yourself a favour and take this tour. The tour guide is excellent - not only is she very knowledgeable about the topic, but very passionate as well, and it makes it one of the best walking tours you can take. You do not need to be Jewish to take this tour, the tour…”
Private Belvedere Palace tour with an art historian, skip-the-line tickets, Klimt Kiss insights, and Vienna garden views in ~2.25 hours.
“Julia was fantastic sharing her knowledge of art history as a background to seeing the Klimpt works.”
Private Vienna history tour of Stephansdom, Mozart sights, Spanish Riding School and Hofburg, with key tickets and 2–8 hours.
“Our private walking tour with David was Outstanding!!! So much information and given with such enthusiasm! We walked for several hours in a constant drizzle and never thought about stopping because we were so interested in the history! David also gave us many insights to modern day Vienna with tips and advice for other sites…”
From the Roman Forum to Angkor's temples — pick a civilisation, an era, or a corner of the map.