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

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....!!!!

Hudertwasser tour sucked. We thought we got off for 10 minutes. We ended up being an hour…read more There us a museum I would have lived to see but didn't think I had time. So bummed. Plus our bus driver spoke no English and we tried to tell him his speaker was on in German and could not hear what our speakers said

We did the Ref Bus City tours and overall was a great experience. Easy to get on and get off bus…read more You get tired of waiting at every stop and waste a lot of time if you are sitting on bus. We bought the package for red, blue and green bus lines and unless you don't get off bus it's not worth it. We barely saw a few stops on Red then a few on Blue. We got off at Palace since we bought Palace tour and when we got their it was over a 3-4 hour wait to get in. This was well over the 1 hour that was quoted by sales rep. He said he can get up to 3 hours but if we rush their in the morning we should get in soon. Unfortunately I don't think you will get their any quicker since it just takes forever to get their with all the stops. I still have a 4 star review because the staff is very friendly and the drive is smooth. I shared a few photos when taking pics from second floor on bus. It does get hot but have a nice breeze when bus is driving.

This is a gem! An independently owned and operated hotel that is SO VERY UNIQUE!! Our room was…read morebeautiful, comfortable and the staff were all so helpful and attentive. Especially Zena!! She was fabulous!! Breakfast is typical of European hotels, so if you come from America, don't expect an American breakfast. The best part of this hotel is that every room is unique! We were offered to change room s to try them out since we were on a multi night stay. Zena even showed us some of the others while they were empty. We loved ours, but the others were fantastic too! We'd definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a most unique hotel experience!

Theme hotel rooms.. Lovely! was in the Horoscope theme room.. Nice and quiet. Very much would come…read moreback again!!

This pass is amazing if you spend a little time to get familiar with it. My recommendation is do…read morethe most expensive things that interest you in Vienna first and do them in clusters that are close together. Also check Google for the least busy times- and try to use that info. I want to give a big shout out to lee-ann who found us lost on Rooseveltplatz and helped us find the Vienna pass office! Most help we have ever been given. You are a wonderful person Lee-ann. We had the 6 day pass and we used it this way: Day 1- Schonnbrunn (on a Monday! Go first thing!)- we did the palace, the train, the Zoo and the desert experience. The palm house is not included. We took a taxi there, to get there at 9am, and then took the hop on hop off bus back to town. Stopped at the Military Museum on the way back to town. Day 2- Natural History museum, Kunst Museum (right across the way) and the Museum Quarter (MUMOK and Leopold) Day 3- Prater (Maddam Tussauds, ferris wheel, Donartum (sp?) and Hundertwasser House and museum, and Sigmund Freud museum. Day 4- all things Hoffburg- silver, Sisi appartments, etc. Also did the National Library and the Dom museum- also went to Mozart's house- I'm not a fan but it was good to see it for free. Day 5- River cruise (first one of the day) then did the MAK and the Albertina. Probably did some other small things on the card- can't remember what. Day 6- We did the lower and upper Belvedere then we did the Green Line- out to Kahlenberg (they give you 10 minutes here to run and get your picture and get back on the bus- otherwise you're stuck there for about an hour). We stopped at Schlumberger cellars (free tasting and tour included on your Vienna Pass). As you can see, we got TONS of value from our pass. Could we have done even more? I don't see how- we were pretty tired after each day. We went through some things that we hated (the MUMOK, Freud Museum, Mozart Museum) really fast and we spent a lot more time at the sites we loved- like the Natural history museum and the Kunsthistorisches museum. You really need to cluster your activities and do your research on opening times and closing times to get the most out of your pass. Some museums aren't open on Mondays (but the palaces are) so plan your pass use accordingly. We always tried to start with a 9am opening venue- so we could start early and get to lots of places (before we went home to crash- because we were so tired!) We used very few taxis- only to get places at 9am that were too far to walk, because the first bus that was near us didn't show up until around 9:40. If you wait that long to get out to Schonnbrunn it will be crowded- go at 9am when they open! And do get the Vienna Pass ap- it will remind you which places are skip the line for tickets- and you just scan your badge (they give you a nice lanyard for it!)

This review is only for their customer service. They had a 10% Discount online for their pass so I…read moredecided to email customer service about it and see if they could jist give me the discount instead of me cancelling the pass and reordering it. (Remember the pass is 100% refundable) They decided not to email me back until 3 days later, which is after the discount period. They just said that they can't refund me back the difference. So I asked if I could still just get a refund on my previous card and order the discounted card. They said no. Lucky for them that this isn't the US or they would get so much bad press.

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.

This subway station serves its purpose. It is on the edge of Innere Stadt Vienna. It is a good…read morejumping-off point in order to walk around the central area. The exterior at ground level is ordinary but the station itself is clean, well-marked and easy to use. There are a few services and retail opportunities below ground before descending to the tracks. There are machines for ticket purchase that are easy to find. The tracks are deep underground so it is a long way up if you want to climb the steps.

The Oper station for the Badner Bahn is very well located in Vienna and i here very often. You have…read moreeasy access to the U1, U2 and U4 as well as many buses and Trams. I do not know who's idea it was to make a train to go directly to Baden, but it was a great idea.

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!

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.