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Staatsoper (Abfahrt)
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Kunsthistorisches Museum
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3
Westbahnhof/Mariahilfer
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4
Schloss Schönbrunn
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Hauptbahnhof/Sonnwendg
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Belvedere 21
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Schloss Belvedere
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Schwarzenbergplatz
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Kunsthistorisches Museum
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2
Mariahilfer Straße/MQ
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3
Burgtheater/Rathaus
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Rathausplatz 4
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Votivkirche/Altes AKH
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6
Schwedenplatz
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MAK/Wien Mitte
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Hotel Hilton/Stadtpark
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Kursalon
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Johann Strauss Museum/Naschmarkt
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MAK/Wien Mitte (Abfahrt)
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Hotel Hilton / Stadtpark
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Kursalon
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Staatsoper
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Kunsthistorisches Museum
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Mariahilfer Strasse/MQ
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Burgtheater / Rathaus
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8
Liebenberg Denkmal
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9
Liechtensteinstrasse
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Votivkirche / Altes AKH
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Morzinplatz
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Schwedenplatz
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13
Kunst Haus
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Prater / Riesenrad
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DDSG (Pier 6)
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Donauturm
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Alte Donau
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UNO City
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Reichsbrücke / Donauinsel
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Praterstern
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Taborstrasse
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Schwedenbrücke
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Votive Church
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Be awed by the towering neo-Gothic spires of the Votive Church, revealing intricate stained glass and historic secrets.
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Palais Liechtenstein
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Step inside princely opulence at Stadtpalais Liechtenstein, filled with baroque splendor and elaborate ceilings.
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House of Strauss / Schlumberger
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Dive into Vienna's music legacy at House of Strauss, where you can lunch in the historic halls once danced by Strauss.
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Grinzing / Sandgasse Wine Village
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Wander peaceful paths and discover famous graves at Grinzing Cemetery, where legends rest beneath shady old trees.
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Grinzing / Cobenzlgasse Wine Village
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Taste traditional Austrian wine at the charming Heuriger, surrounded by cobbled lanes and grape-covered gardens.
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Cobenzl
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Snap skyline selfies at Cobenzl Aussicht, a hilltop lookout offering jaw-dropping city and forest vistas.
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Grinzing / Himmelstraße Wine Village
Sip local wines and snack on cheese at this rustic Heuriger nestled on heavenly Himmelstraße.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.