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Bike Tour

Vienna: Highlights Bike Tour

Available tomorrow

Duration: 3h
Group of max. 15 people
Live guide

From

$40.18

Bike Tour

Vienna: Classic Bike Tour

Available Wednesday, 01 May

Duration: 3h
Live guide in English, German, Dutch
Group of max. 18 people

4.8 (4)

From

$50.37

Attractions Pass

Vienna Starter Pass

Available today

Vienna: Classic Bike Tour
Belvedere Palace
Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel

From ~~$81.87~~

$72.87 11

Segway Tour

Vienna: City Segway Tour

Available Wednesday, 01 May

Duration: 3h
Group of max. 10 people
Live guide

4 (1)

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$101.80

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Scooter Tour

Vienna: E-Scooter City Tour

Available Wednesday, 01 May

Duration: 2h
Group of max. 25 people
Live guide

From

$95.37

Half-day tour

Klosterneuburg Abbey: Wine and Tasting Tour from Vienna by E-Bike

Available Wednesday, 01 May

Duration: 4h
Group of max. 18 people
Live guide

From

$91.09

Vienna Bike Tours reviews

4.7

6 verified customer reviews

3 reviews

Anonymous

10 Sep 2023

Excellent

Excellent guide, very knowledgeable and informative, entertaining and interesting. The tour includes many interesting locations and covers them really well.

Classic Vienna: Guided Bike Tour

Eva, Belgium

05 Jul 2023

Excellent

Super gids. Ze wist heel veel en bracht het leuk. Goede fietsen.

Classic Vienna: Guided Bike Tour

Shaindy, Israel

15 Apr 2024

Excellent

Classic Vienna: Guided Bike Tour

About: Vienna Bike Tours

Ready for a new adventure? Explore Vienna on two wheels and discover the city's unique sights, sounds, and history.

These bike tours are the perfect way to get to know the city, whether you're a local or a visitor. Knowledgeable guides will show you the best of Vienna, taking you through parks, architectural gems, and other places of interest.

You'll be sure to have a memorable experience, as you explore the city and its culture in a way like no other. Get ready to experience Vienna in an unforgettable way!

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Vienna

Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church

Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church in Vienna - St. Charles Borromeo - is considered the most important sacred building north of the Alps. It was built at the behest of Emperor Charles VI in 1716, after the last great plague epidemic, and was completed in 1737. In 1741, Antonio Vivaldi was buried right next to the Karlskirche. It was the imperial patron church until 1918. Today, you can experience authentic concerts in the Karlskirche with the Orchestra 1756 and its soloists playing baroque instruments.

Vienna

Kunsthistorisches Museum - KHM

Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM) features an extensive art collection that belonged to the once-mighty Habsburg family. It houses pieces by Caravaggio and Titian - and many other Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces. Viennese classical composers once made groundbreaking music with some of the instruments in the Historical Musical Instruments section. There are also impressive collections of coins, arms and armor, as well as Egyptian, Near Eastern, Greek, and Roman antiquities.