UnTours in Vienna
Get Away and UnPack Once in Vienna
Vienna is a cultural gem in Europe's heart, ideal for exploration through the lens of slow travel. This Old World capital stands in a class of its own, offering a vibrant feast for the senses at every turn. Lose yourself in the city's beauty and romance through concerts, architecture, art, and leisurely strolls around cathedrals and palaces. Vienna's numerous museums, elegant cafes and charming parks invite a relaxed pace, encouraging visitors to soak in the rich heritage and enjoy every aspect of this enchanting destination.
Stay in a vacation rental apartment in the charming heart of the city.
Sights to see: St. Stephen’s Cathedral and catacombs, the Hapsburg summer palace of Schoenbrunn; Belvedere Palace museum and garden, Kunst Haus Wien, and more!
UnTours in Vienna, Austria
Choose from 5 properties and 3 cruises
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Limited SpaceAustria Vienna 4-14 people
Vienna Christmas Markets and Concerts: Experience Vienna's Christmas markets and a curated selection of its concerts
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Austria Vienna 1-4 people
Andante 4PA: 1-bedroom apartment in central Vienna
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Austria Vienna 1-4 people
Andante 4PB: 1-bedroom apartment in central Vienna
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Austria Vienna 1-2 people
Andante SA: Studio apartment in central Vienna
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Austria Vienna 1-2 people
Andante SB: Studio apartment in central Vienna
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Austria, Germany, Hungary, SlovakiaDanube River
The Romantic Danube
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Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, GermanyDanube River
Danube Waltz
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Hungary, Austria, GermanyDanube River
Christmas on the Danube
What's Included
- One week (or more) in a personally selected, private apartment in Vienna.
- Suggestions for booking your international flight from the U.S. to Vienna, or we can purchase tickets on your behalf (See UnTours' air policies)
- Transfer assistance upon arrival from the airport or train to your UnTours apartment and return to the airport or rail station at the end of your stay.
- A 7 or 14-day Metro pass good for unlimited rides on the metro, trolley, and buses.
- An UnTours sponsored event, usually a dinner with our local staff person.
- Our own guide App for the area full of the best restaurants, sightseeing, and other suggestions researched by UnTours staff.
- A stash of groceries upon your arrival, so you don’t need to shop right away.
- Pre-trip planning advice from our staff, available by phone or email right up until you leave.
- Ongoing support with our local representative. Help available when you need it.
Things to do in Vienna
Day trips: The romantic Danube castles, abbeys, and villages of the Wachau; the vast grasslands at Lake Neusiedl, with its unique bird habitat and flora; the spa town of Baden; Joseph Haydn’s grave in Eisenstadt; the medieval city of Graz; the Roman ruins at Carnuntum; and even the Slovakian capital, Bratislava.
Sightseeing: The catacombs under St. Stephan’s Cathedral; the imperial apartments in the Hofburg, the Hapsburg summer palace of Schoenbrunn; the art museum and gardens of the Belvedere Palace; the world-renowned State Opera House, and some of Vienna’s countless museums. And, of course, what is Vienna without music? The Vienna Boys Choir, the opera houses, concert houses, and churches all feature the best musicians in the world performing for both Viennese and international audiences.
Around every corner on a Vienna UnTour is an off-the-beaten track delight: Strolling through the historic Prater amusement park; shopping for Austrian antiques at a flea market; buying food at an open-air market; sipping coffee and reading a newspaper in a café frequented by writers, actors, and musicians; eating hot sausage and drinking crisp white wine in a Vienna woods wine pub; or just eating a picnic in the Stadtpark, listening to an orchestra play Strauss waltzes.
Reviews
Here's what our customers have to say
Ann Hoffman
We appreciated the personal support and the local representative; Also, Vienna itself; living in an apartment in a residential area.
Mary Carver and Bruce Campbell
Meeting local people (we practiced our German) and planning our own itinerary, going at our own pace. A highlight was when Norbert (Claudia Prieler's father) took us in his van on a trip along the Donau and to Melk Abbey, Krems, and Duernstein, a hike to a beautiful viewpoint, and to an inn for lunch. Talking to him about his experiences as a child during the Anschluss was a real revelation. Also, people were so friendly- started conversations with us in restaurants; saying "Gruess Gott" to total strangers!