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Tip: Helmet and rain poncho are included, as are the bike rental and train transport to and from the Wachau Valley.
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Secret Food Tours ★ 4.7
Secret Food Tours' Vienna food tour tastes the classics and local favourites of the city's historic centre, where cafes, bakeries and old traditions come together.
TipOne local specialty or exclusive location is only revealed on the tour itself.
Austrian Wine Tasting
A guided tasting of 6 renowned Austrian wines with a certified wine professional in Vienna's historic second district, covering wine regions, grape varieties and production methods.
TipThe tasting comes with a variety of cheese, cured meat and bread, and you learn how to quickly evaluate and describe the characteristics of a wine.
Best of Food Tour Vienna
Six tasting stops in central Vienna: three kinds of Viennese meatloaf, sandwiches with a small beer, local wine with Austrian ham, horseradish and bread, pralines, and a private wine tasting.
TipCome hungry: the stops include meatloaf, sandwiches, ham with horseradish and fresh bread, and a chocolate store.
Countryside Half Day Wine Tour near Vienna with meal & transfer
A small group wine tour in the Weinviertel near Vienna, a 4 hour morning tour with lunch or a 5 hour afternoon tour with dinner, visiting wine cellars and meeting local winemakers.
TipHotel pickup and drop-off is offered only at downtown hotels of Vienna, and you taste 8-12 glasses of wine.
Taste Vienna: A Full Meal Walking Food Tour by Do Eat Better
A walking food tour through Vienna's historic streets and elegant squares, tasting dishes locals love, from classic Viennese specialties to traditional desserts.
TipAt least one alcoholic drink is included, for guests over 18 only; the tour runs in English, and other languages are available on request.
Vienna: 7-Dish Austrian Tasting at Restaurant Stefanie
A 7-dish Austrian tasting at Restaurant Stefanie in Hotel Stefanie, the city's oldest hotel: Wiener Schnitzel, veal goulash, Tafelspitz and Kaiserschmarrn, with beer, wine and coffee.
TipLearn the link between Wiener Schnitzel and Field Marshal Radetzky, the story behind Kaiserschmarrn and whether Hungarian goulash truly originated in Vienna.