Visitors to Vienna looking for a fun, informative and adventurous way to experience the city, look no further than Vienna Explorer city bike tours!
We bike along safe, well-surfaced routes, and make multiple stops along the way, so you can snap pictures up-close of all of Vienna’s most important sights.
Our expert guides provide entertaining historical information and unique local knowledge, making our Vienna city bike tour an ideal way to fit in all of the city’s major attractions while gaining insider tips and recommendations on events, restaurants and other must-sees.
We offer two daily Vienna city tours, guaranteed to keep you entertained while you explore the offerings of this historic city :
Morning Tour Daily at 9:45am
Our morning city tour covers all of the major historical sights in Vienna’s old town and along the Ring street.
The Route :
Opera, Ring, Burggarten/Mozart Monument, Natural History and Art History Museums, Heldenplatz, Hofburg, Michaelerplatz, Volksgarten, Parlament, Rathaus, Burgtheater, University of Vienna, Schottenkirche, Am Hof, Judenplatz, Stephansdom, Albertinaplatz, Hrdlicka Monument, Opera.
Tour highlights
- Heldenplatz
The imposing main square of the Hofburg Imperial complex, this “Hero’s Square” has been the setting for many decisive events throughout Austrian history, including Hitler’s 1938 Annexation of Austria speech from the central balcony. - Michaelerplatz
At this intersection, the true depth of Viennese history can be observed in the open-air Roman ruins, dating back to the city’s origins as a military encampment at the turn of the last millennium. The humble Michaelerkirche, where composer W. A. Mozart’s unfinished Requiem first premiered in 1791, and the locally famous “House Without Eyebrows” mark important milestones in more recent Viennese history. - Stephansdom
Undoubtedly the city’s proudest landmark, this massive cathedral showcases the splendor, suffering, plague, and prosperity of more than five centuries of Austrian history. - Judenplatz
Formerly the centre of a vibrant Jewish community, this small square became ground zero in an attempt to exterminate of the Jewish population in Austria during the early 15th century. It is now home to the city’s Holocaust Memorial and Jewish Museum, located in the fundaments of the square’s former synagogue. - Albertinaplatz
Beneath the shadow of the new titanium wing of the Albertina Museum (the world’s largest collection of graphics), stretches the city’s Monument Against War and Fascism, featuring sculptor Alfred Hrdlicka’s disturbing “Gates of Violence.” Also the location of the original Sacher Hotel (the origin of Vienna’s famous Sacher Torte), this square is a fascinating intersection of imperial and 20th century Viennese history.
Afternoon Tour Daily at 2:15pm
The Route :
Opera
Ring
Burggarten/Mozart Monument
Natural History and Art History Museums
Heldenplatz
Hofburg
Michaelerplatz
Volksgarten
Parlament
Rathaus
Burgtheater
University of Vienna
Schottenkirche
Am Hof
Judenplatz
Stephansdom
Albertinaplatz
Hrdlicka Monument
Opera
Additional info
- Reservations recommended as tours book out in peak season!
- Tour operates in all-weather conditions and rain ponchos are provided.
- Minimum 3 persons required for the tour to operate.
- Private and low season tours also available on request : feel free to contact us.
