Popular Sightseeing Tours in Vienna

This was a three hour ride around central Vienna. The guide stopped at many of the city's significant sites and gave us a great overview of historical Vienna and today's Vienna. Her explanations were both understandable and entertaining. The pace of the ride was easy, and the guide made sure that no one was left behind. Much of the ride was on dedicated bike lanes or where there was little car traffic, so there was never any feeling of being unsafe. It did rain while we were on the tour, but the guide had us take shelter in a little cafe on the Judenplatz where we had hot drinks. Luckily the rain subsided after about 15 minutes and we were on our way. My wife and I agree that this bike tour was a highlight of our time in Vienna.

We purchased our tickets on-line almost a week before and on the day of the trip were at the gate an hour before departure. When the gate opened and were going to board the ship we were told that we need to have printed tickets. So we had to go to the ticket office (accessed via a flight of steps near the gate) and have these printed. Meanwhile we ended up at the end of the line. This shld have been notified to us in one of the emails sent prior to the event so that we wld have them ready. Otherwise the trip was well organised and we recommend it.

I enjoyed seeing Budapest and the main guide was knowledgeable but this was booked as an English tour and he had to repeat everything in Spanish which became quite confusing and annoying (for both sets of audiences) as you missed things that were already in the rear view. The English guide at the city itself was difficult to understand. It would be good to include in the tour description how long is the ride, whether you stop for food and how long you are actually in the city.

Lisa Marie was a great guide and made it a very relaxed and enjoyable tour. Vienna has some fantastic attractions and we zipped around for 3 hours getting close, being taught about Vienna’s history and even stepping down to go inside Stephens Cathedral and see Johann Strauss Junior statue in City Park. For those who have never done a city tour on a Segway don’t be afraid it’s such fun and so easy to learn.

We booked the dinner cruise for our 45th wedding anniversary whilst in Vienna. We shared a table with a couple from Paris and had a most enjoyable evening. The boat was very well presented and the food was good. It's easy to get to the departure point at Schwedenplatz via the Underground. It was raining & dark so we didn't see too much of the lights of Vienna.