Vienna Night Tour in Vintage Cars – An Unforgettable Experience

Key facts

What's included

Itinerary

1. Stop 1

   The Burgtheater, Austria's national theatre in Vienna, is a historic landmark renowned for its distinguished actors and classic productions. Established in 1741, it moved to its current location on the Ringstrasse in 1888. A symbol of Viennese culture, it continues to be a leading venue for German-language theatre.

2. Stop 2

   The Hofburg Palace is a former imperial residence built in the 13th century by Ottokar II of Bohemia. It served as the winter residence of the Habsburg dynasty and now houses the Austrian president's official residence and offices. The complex includes Imperial Apartments, the Sisi Museum, and the Imperial Treasury.

3. Stop 3

   Vienna’s historic national library is one of the oldest and largest in the world, housing over 11 million books and manuscripts, including rare collections from antiquity to today. It features special collections like the Papyrus Museum and the Globe Museum.

4. Stop 4

   Prince Eugene of Savoy was a renowned Austrian general and statesman, celebrated for his victories against the Ottoman Empire and France.

5. Stop 5

   The Archduke Karl - Equestrian Statue in Heldenplatz is a popular monument known for its impressive design and historical significance.

6. Stop 6

   The Weltmuseum Wien showcases artifacts from around the world, offering insights into diverse cultures and history through its ethnography, art, and history exhibits.

7. Stop 7

   Maria Theresa, a powerful Habsburg ruler from 1740-1780, is remembered for her leadership during wars and her reforms that strengthened her empire.

8. Stop 8

   The Kunsthistorisches Museum houses the imperial art collection of the Habsburgs, featuring European art from antiquity to the 18th century.

9. Stop 9

   The Natural History Museum in Vienna, founded in 1807, displays extensive collections of dinosaurs, minerals, and animals, illustrating Earth's biodiversity.

10. Stop 10

    The MuseumQuartier Wien is a vibrant area with historic and modern buildings, hosting many of the city's top museums since 2001.

11. Stop 11

    The Library of the Austrian Parliament, established in 1869, holds a significant collection of legal and historical texts, supporting parliamentary research.

12. Stop 12

    The Austrian Parliament Building, completed in 1883, is a grand Greek Revival structure on Vienna's Ringstraße, housing Austria’s legislative chambers.

13. Stop 13

    The Rose Garden features over 300 varieties of roses and is a peaceful spot created in 1903, popular among visitors and locals alike.

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14. Stop 14

    Vienna City Hall, built between 1872-1883 in Neo-Gothic style, is a massive building hosting the city council, mayor's offices, and public events.

15. Stop 15

    The University of Vienna, founded in 1365, is one of Europe's oldest and largest universities, known for its historic significance and diverse academic programs.

16. Stop 16

    Am Hof is a historic square dating back to Roman times, featuring the Baroque Kirche am Hof, Marian Column, shops, and restaurants.

17. Stop 17

    Palais Ferstel, built between 1856-1860, is a grand mansion now used for events and dining, famously associated with Sigmund Freud and Trotsky.

18. Stop 18

    Café Central, established in 1876, is a historic Viennese café known for its elegant interior and famous patrons like Freud and Trotsky.

19. Stop 19

    Michaelerplatz features the Michaelertor gate, Baroque St. Michael's Church, and the Looshaus building, blending architectural styles in a vibrant square.

20. Stop 20

    The Spanish Riding School, established in 1572, offers performances of classical dressage with Lipizzaner stallions in the Winter Riding School.

21. Stop 21

    The Albertina houses a vast collection of prints, drawings, and photographs, including works from Dürer and modern artists, along with Habsburg staterooms.

22. Stop 22

    The Memorial Against Fascism in Albertinaplatz commemorates Nazi victims, created by Alfred Hrdlicka, serving as a reminder of Austria's past.

23. Stop 23

    Vienna State Opera, opened in 1869, is world-famous for its productions, hosting over 50 operas and ballets each season.

24. Stop 24

    Café Mozart, established in 1794, is a historic coffee house known for its traditional Viennese cakes and dishes like apple strudel.

25. Stop 25

    The Hotel Sacher Wien, founded in 1876, is a luxury hotel famous for its elegant atmosphere and the original Sachertorte.

26. Stop 26 Pass by

    The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, founded in the late 17th century, is one of Europe's oldest art schools, renowned for its collections and historic architecture.

27. Stop 27

    The Butterfly House in Vienna is a tropical exhibit with hundreds of butterflies, located in the Hofburg Palace since 1998.

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the starting point

Directly opposite the City Hall / Rathaus.

Cancellation & confirmation