Vienna by Bike 3-Hour All-In-One City Bike Tour in English

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Vienna by Bike 3-Hour All-In-One City Bike Tour in English

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Cycle the imperial streets of Vienna on a 3-hour sightseeing tour by comfortable city bikes. See all the major sights, from the famed Ringstrasse to the noble buildings of the Hapsburg Empire, and the banks of the River Danube.

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Highlights

Pedal the imperial boulevards of Vienna
Cycle down the Ringstrasse
See the Neo-Renaissance architecture of the Vienna Opera House
Admire the Gothic façade of the Rathaus (City Hall)
Bike past the 19th century parliament buildings of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
Ride along the banks of the Danube canal
Marvel at the funky architecture of the Hundertwasserhaus
Admire the columns and domes of the Karlskirche on Karlsplatz
Cycle to Prater Park and marvel at the giant Ferris wheel

Description

Enjoy a fun, informative and healthy 3-hour tour of imperial Vienna, riding comfortable city bikes. An expert guide will lead you along safe, well-surfaced routes, making multiple stops to snap pictures of Vienna’s most important sights up close. Pedal along the famed Ringstrasse to get a sense of the glory of the imperial city. Once the center of the powerful Habsburg Empire, the impressive architecture of Vienna’s noble boulevards include City Hall, Vienna University, the House of Parliament, Imperial Palace, and the Opera House. Go to Heroes’ Square, where Hitler made his infamous 'Anschluss' speech in 1938, before cycling towards the Hundertwasserhaus, Vienna’s funkiest apartment building. Last, but not least, ride to the Prater to marvel at the giant Ferris wheel, before pedaling back along the banks of a sidearm of the River Danube.