Vienna: VR Walking Tour
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Visit the last remaining synagogue in Vienna
Provider:Good Vienna Tour GmbH
Registered address: Neubaugurtel 54/16, 1070, Wien, AT
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Duration:
2h 30mins
Instant ticket delivery
Smartphone tickets accepted
Wheelchair accessible
The tours contain a few inclines and uneven surfaces and lasts 2,5 hours. Wheelchair users can join as long as they are accompanied by an able-bodied person
Live guide:
English
Duration:
2h 30mins
Wheelchair accessible
The tours contain a few inclines and uneven surfaces and lasts 2,5 hours. Wheelchair users can join as long as they are accompanied by an able-bodied person
Instant ticket delivery
Live guide:
English
Smartphone tickets accepted
What's included
Walking tour with a live guide
What's not included
Admission to museums
Important information
* The tour begins at 14:30, please arrive at least 15 minutes beforehand
* The tour will proceed rain or shine, please dress appropriately
- Take a tour of Vienna's Judenplatz, Schwedenplatz, and Morzinplatzn with a guide
- Learn about Hitler's rise to power and the places that influenced his ideology
- See the only synagogue still standing after World War II and learn about its history
During the tour, you will visit the spots in Vienna most affected by the events of World War II and learn about the political circumstances of Hitler's rise to power.
With your guide, you'll trace the development of the way, visit the sites of attacks that destroyed much of Vienna, and hear about the monument to the Red Army which still stands today.
You'll also see the only Viennese synagogue that remained standing after the war and learn about what happened to one of the largest Jewish communities in the world at the time.
- Show your smartphone ticket to the guide next to the fountain Albrechtsbrunnen and the sausage stand with a green rabbit on the roof, on street level in front of the Albertina Museum
- To get there take bus 4A and walk for 8 minutes from bus stop Karlsplatz U to the meeting point
- Your guide will be holding a green umbrella
Highlights of the tour:
- Heroes' Square
- Holocaust Monument
- Academy of Fine Arts
- Monument Against War and Fascism
- Jewish Quarter with the only remaining synagogue
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
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Darren,
Malta
02 Jan 2024
Excellent
A very good tour. The tour guide was very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this tour to any history buff visiting Vienna
World war II and the Holocaust: Vienna guided walking tour
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Robert,
United States
01 Jan 2024
Excellent
Excellent tour. Very knowledgeable guide. Highly recommend.
World war II and the Holocaust: Vienna guided walking tour
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Devansh,
India
06 Oct 2023
Excellent
Absolutely brilliant. Our guide Mr. Dieter was extremely knowledgeable and with great delivery skills which kept the group thoroughly engaged for 2.5 hours. Highly recommended.
World war II and the Holocaust: Vienna guided walking tour
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