Vienna is not just the alluring capital of Austria, but also a city of streets paved with culture. Vienna is also renowned for its musical heritage, home to composers like Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss. 

Today Vienna is popularly the “City of Dreams” and remains a vibrant cultural hub, being the most populous city and one of nine federal states of Austria.

Schönbrunn Palace — This gorgeous palace was the main summer residence of the Habsburg rulers and is an important architectural, cultural, and historic monument in the country. More than just a palace, it's a journey through centuries of history, art, and imperial life.

St. Stephen's Cathedral — Churches are quite popular in Vienna and St. Stephen’s Cathedral is one of them. Standing on the ruins of two earlier churches Stephansdom is an iconic symbol of Vienna and a magnificent testament to Gothic architecture. 

Hofburg —  Hoburg is not just another castle but a sprawling complex in the heart of Vienna. You can witness how the place has gone through centuries of European history and imperial grandeur. Witness all the beautiful palaces, courtyards, gardens, and squares that have been added to over centuries.

Belvedere Palace — The Belvedere Palace in Vienna is a stunning Baroque masterpiece, it’s not just one but two palaces linked by beautifully landscaped gardens making it a treat for the eye. Lose yourself among the decorative tiered fountains, cascades, baroque sculptures, and majestic wrought iron gates.

Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna — This museum is a treasure trove of art and artifacts and a massive treat to all the art lovers out there! If you’re fascinated by art even a little bit, this is the place for you!

Our hop-on hop-off bus will help you explore the beautiful city of Vienna in all its glory. You can get down from the bus at any of the stops you like and get back on when you’re ready to move on. 

The city will allure you and trap you in its charm from the comfort of the double-decker AC buses with pre-defined routes and fixed schedules so that you don’t have to do all the hard work of making itineraries.