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Vienna: City Center Guided Walking Tour

Name: Vienna: City Center Guided Walking Tour
Address: Austria

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Explore Vienna's history on a small-group guided walking tour. Marvel at the imperial palaces and gardens, and learn about the noble Habsburgs and other fascinating historical figures.

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Highlights

See the landmark monuments of Vienna, such as the Hofburg Palace and Spanish Riding School
Learn more about the imperial history of Vienna and its most famous residents
Marvel at some of the elegant coffee houses, including the home of the famous 'sacher torte'
Discover where Beethoven first conducted his 'Eroica' symphony

Description

Discover Vienna on a small-group city center walking tour with a local Austrian guide. View some of the city's highlights while gaining an insight into its history. Meet your guide on Maria-Theresien Platz, and then walk along the famous Ring Road surrounding the historical city center. Stroll through the beautiful rose garden of the Volksgarten, and continue to Heroes Square. Admire the imperial residence of Hofburg Palace, where the Habsburg family ruled. Hear stories about the Habsburgs and admire the emperor's private garden and former butterfly house at the Burggarten. Continue to the Augustinerkirche, where many imperial weddings took place and Napoleon married Princess Marie Louise. Discover the home of the legendary Lipizzaner horses at the famous Spanish Riding School. Admire the Vienna State Opera House and Lobkowitz Palace, where Beethoven first conducted his 'Eroica' symphony. See the city's sweet side and pass some legendary coffee houses, such as Hotel Sacher where the famous sacher torte is still served. Continue to the elegant shopping street of Graben and end next to St. Stephen's Cathedral.