Tours and tastings that visit Vienna Coffeehouse Tour: Pastries, Bites & Local Stories
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Tip: Finish with hot chocolate in winter or homemade ice cream in summer; tastings vary and may include Palatschinken, Marillenknödel or Gugelhupf.
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Vienna Dinner, Wine & Cocktails: Small-Group Evening Tour
An evening tour with a local guide: a classic Austrian dinner such as goulash or tafelspitz with local wine or beer, a family-run coffeehouse for homemade cake, and a cocktail bar.
TipA vegetarian option is available for the Austrian dinner, and the tour finishes at a rooftop bar or riverside spot depending on the season.
Vienna Eats: Private Foodie Walk with Coffee & Markets
A private foodie walk through the Grätzls with a local guide: markets, traditional Viennese coffee spots, and a classic Austrian lunch with a main and the chef's top dessert.
TipTaste a traditional Viennese breakfast with coffee or tea and seasonal strudel, and try Austrian street food like goulash or veggie options.
Vienna Food Tour: Coffeehouses, Markets, Lunch & Street Food
A food tour through Vienna's coffeehouses, markets and street food: a hearty Austrian lunch of Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz or a vegetarian dish, a Viennese Jause at a market and a Würstelstand stop.
TipGenerous tastings throughout the tour mean you won't need lunch afterward; non-alcoholic options are available alongside local wine or beer.
Vienna: Gerstner KuK Hofzuckerbäcker Baking Show & Tasting
A live baking show at the Gerstner Hofzuckerbäcker at Schönbrunn Palace, where apple strudel dough is stretched newspaper-thin, followed by fresh strudel with traditional Viennese coffee.
TipThe show starts on time, so be there at least 10 minutes before it begins; it is held in the GERSTNER basement.
Vienna: Hidden Wine Cellars Tasting Experience
A guided walking tour in a small private group through three hidden wine cellars in Vienna's city centre, with a glass of Viennese wine and local delicacies at each.
TipThe tour goes down to hidden cellars with many steps and no lifts, so it is not recommended for people with limited mobility.
Vienna: Naschmarkt Food Tasting Tour
A walking food tour of Vienna's Naschmarkt with tastings at multiple stands, from fresh falafel to oysters, led by an expert guide and limited to 8 participants.
TipThe tour takes place in all weathers, with a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 8 people.