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You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
I learned a lot of information about the history and the city, very interesting. Simply a great idea to explore the city!
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I was expecting to be able to board a bus straight away when I bought online. That wasn't clear to me when I made the purchase. Only after booking did I receive the information that I had to travel to a certain stop to redeem the ticket first. I hadn't planned for that. In addition, as a group of 11 people, we deliberately didn't get off the bus because we were afraid that we wouldn't be able to get back on together at an intermediate stop because the buses were so full and only a few people got off at a time. It would be better if you knew in advance that you would get a seat. For example, if you can reserve seats or similar.
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You can get around Vienna, but the buses don't always run as frequently as indicated. Instead of every 20 minutes, the bus should come every hour. So you can't really plan your tour effectively.
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We saw a lot of Vienna. However, the buses were far too full on the return journey. And we had to wait about 40 minutes.
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It's a great way of getting around and seeing the sights of Vienna. Operator needs to do more to control queue's onto Bus. We were the first to get on but people snuck in the back entrance of bus and we were left without seats a few times and got told we had to wait for next bus.
An absolute must for first-time visitors to Vienna. Hop on and off wherever you want. This gives you a good first overview.
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The bus ride in the morning was relaxed and informative. Unfortunately, the bus was so full in the afternoon that we had to sit downstairs in the luggage compartment. Unfortunately, there was no tape recorder, so we drove through a few stops without any information. It was also very stuffy and warm in the bus downstairs.
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You get a loose overview of the city, but the information is very brief, not very meaningful and general. For the price, the question arises as to whether one should not travel directly to visitor destinations by public transport.
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The bus was foggy inside. At times there was so much moisture on the windows inside that it was hard to see. It got better on the next bus. On one of the busses there was just music and no audio-guide for about 15 minutes. Some of the passengers got the personell to restart the system. Then it worked. The routes were nice and it was good to have roof, since it rained a lot.
Good information via the headsets; hop-on hop-off is great. The only drawback was that the windows at the top of the blue bus could not be adjusted and were completely open for a long time despite the windy and changeable weather. It was sometimes really cold.
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We are very positive about the Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Tour of Vienna. Fantastish to see and possibly visit all the famous sights above ground. And with a good explanation in your own language. Highly recommended.
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The tour route was very satisfactory and on schedule.
Every employee we spoke to and asked questions was very helpful. helped us very nicely.
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Couldn't hear audio guide, even with volume up because of other people talking too loud or shouting.
Everything worked well and the staff were really incredibly friendly!!!
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Great, but it would be noce to have sockets in every bus. Also sometimes it takes too much time while waiting for bus
Very informative, pleasant music, well organized
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Vienna is a fabulous place for museums and architecture, and the Viennapass has everything we want to see.
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The pass is great, includes many services and gives you a good overview of everything there is to see in Vienna.
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The ticket was for the Vienna day pass that was meant to give you access to 70+ Museums and attractions. Our ticket cost a ridiculous amount and we could only get into the art history museum. When talking to the company about a refund it was refused.
The audio guide fell far short of my expectation so that I stopped using it and purchased audio guides when available at venues.
Want to see Vienna’s highlights near the Danube Tower? Then hop on the Blue Route and discover iconic spots like the Prater, where you can have a fun-filled adventure, visit the Hundertwasser Museum, and soak up the view from atop the Danube Tower.
Overview:
First stop: MAKWien Mitte (Abfahrt)
Timings: 9:20am to 5pm
Frequency: 10 to 20 minutes
Number of stops: 22
Full loop duration: 2 hours
Admire some of Vienna’s most majestic sights on the Red Route. You get to explore the Imperial Treasury, housing the royal family’s jewelry collection, marvel at the impressive State Opera, and wander through the halls of the Kunsthistorisches Museum, discovering the world’s largest collection of Bruegel paintings.
Overview:
First stop: Kunsthistorisches Museum
Timings: 9:15am to 5:15pm
Frequency: 30 minutes
Number of stops: 10 stops
Full loop duration: 60 minutes
The Yellow Route takes you to the most popular landmarks in Vienna, including the Schönbrunn Palace and Belvedere Palace. Explore the well-manicured gardens and the zoo housed in the former and admire Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss and other art collections in the latter.
Overview:
First stop: Staatsoper (Abfahrt)
Timings: 9:20am to 5pm
Frequency: 20 minutes
Number of stops: 8
Full loop duration: 70 minutes
Route name: Yellow route
Timings: 8:30am to 5pm
Only have one day to spend in Vienna? Then, explore major sights in the city by hopping on Vienna Sightseeing’s Yellow route.
Two days gives you a lot more time to soak up the sights of Vienna. Here’s how you can see major highlights with the time you have.
Three days in Vienna is all the time you need to explore major sights and off-beat destinations. Not sure where to begin? Perhaps this itinerary could help.
Yes, they do. However, children under 6 years of age can travel for free with an adult accompanyign them. You can get discoutned tickets for your kids aged between 6 and 16 years. Please read the instructions on the check-out page carefully before purchasing your tickets.
Yes, they are. Please get in touch with the operator in advance so they will be able to assist you better.
While your pets are not allowed on board, your guide dogs are welcome.
No, they do not offer hotel pick-ups.
No, there are no restrooms available on the buses. You can, however, access public bathrooms at major attractions along the bus routes.