Once the residence of the powerful Habsburg dynasty, Hofburg Palace is a symbol of imperial Vienna. Visitors can explore the elegant Imperial Apartments, the fascinating Sisi Museum, and the historic courtyards. With its mix of history, architecture, and culture, it's one of the city’s top attractions. Perfect for: History lovers, culture fans, and first-time visitors to Vienna.

Standing proudly between the Museum of Art History and the Museum of Natural History, the Maria Theresia Monument honors Austria’s only female ruler. Surrounded by her generals, advisors, and symbols of her reign, this grand statue is a popular photo stop and a key piece of Vienna’s historic cityscape. Perfect for: History buffs, photo lovers, and anyone exploring Vienna’s museum quarter

A stunning example of Greek Revival architecture, the Austrian Parliament is where the country’s political decisions come to life. Don’t miss the impressive Pallas Athena Fountain in front, a favorite photo spot. Guided tours offer a glimpse into Austria’s democratic system and elegant interiors. Perfect for: Architecture fans, history lovers, and curious minds.

One of Europe’s most prestigious theaters, the Burgtheater is a masterpiece of neo-Renaissance architecture and a cultural gem of Vienna. Known for its world-class performances and rich history, it’s a must-see for art and theater lovers. Even the exterior is worth a stop! Perfect for: Culture lovers, theater fans, and architecture enthusiasts.

Vienna’s City Hall is a stunning neo-Gothic building and one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. It’s home to the mayor’s office and hosts many public events, including the famous Christmas Market. The grand facade and lively square make it a must-see. Please note: Entrance to City Hall is not included. However, we will be visiting the magical Christmas Market located right in front of it. Perfect for: Architecture lovers, photographers, and event-goers

The Votive Church is a striking neo-Gothic cathedral built as a symbol of gratitude after an assassination attempt on Emperor Franz Joseph. Its twin spires, intricate stained glass, and peaceful atmosphere make it one of Vienna’s most beautiful churches. Perfect for: Architecture lovers, history fans, and peaceful moments.

The University of Vienna, located on Universitätsring, is one of the oldest and largest universities in Europe, founded in 1365. Its grand historic buildings blend classical and modern architecture, making it a fascinating landmark. The university is a vibrant hub of learning and culture, attracting students and scholars from around the world.

Am Hof is a charming historic square in the heart of Vienna, known for its beautiful baroque architecture and vibrant atmosphere. During the Christmas season, it transforms into a cozy Christmas market filled with festive lights, handcrafted gifts, delicious treats, and warm holiday spirit—making it a perfect spot to soak up the seasonal magic. We will have about a 20-minute stop here to explore and enjoy the festive market.

Opened in 1876, Café Central is one of Vienna’s most famous coffeehouses, once frequented by historical figures like Freud and Trotsky. With its elegant interior, vaulted ceilings, and delicious pastries, it's the perfect place to experience classic Viennese café culture. Perfect for: Coffee lovers, history buffs, and pastry fans.

The Wiener Minoritenkirche is one of Vienna’s oldest and most beautiful Gothic churches, dating back to the 13th century. Its striking architecture and serene atmosphere make it a peaceful oasis in the bustling city. Inside, you’ll find an impressive and carefully crafted replica of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, The Last Supper. This artwork offers a unique opportunity to appreciate one of the most famous paintings in history up close. We will make a stop here to allow you time to admire the intricate details and soak in the spiritual ambiance of this remarkable church.

Home to the world-famous Lipizzaner horses, the Spanish Riding School showcases centuries-old classical dressage traditions. Watch impressive performances of precision and grace in a stunning Baroque arena—an unforgettable cultural experience in Vienna. Perfect for: Animal lovers, culture enthusiasts, and history fans.

The Austrian National Library is one of the most beautiful and historic libraries in the world. Housed in the stunning Baroque State Hall, it boasts magnificent ceilings, ornate bookshelves, and a vast collection of rare manuscripts and books. It’s a true treasure for book lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral, or Stephansdom, is Vienna’s iconic Gothic masterpiece and one of the city’s most important landmarks. Its soaring spire and colorful tiled roof dominate the skyline, while inside, you’ll find stunning architecture, intricate stonework, and a rich history dating back over 800 years. A visit here offers a glimpse into Vienna’s cultural and spiritual heart.

Albertinaplatz is a lively and central square in Vienna, located right next to the famous Albertina Museum. It’s a popular meeting spot surrounded by beautiful historic buildings and offers easy access to many of Vienna’s cultural highlights. During the holiday season, the square is beautifully decorated, adding to its charm and festive atmosphere.

The Vienna State Opera is one of the world’s leading opera houses, renowned for its stunning architecture and exceptional performances. Built in the 19th century, it hosts a rich program of opera and ballet, attracting artists and audiences from around the globe. Visiting the opera house offers a glimpse into Vienna’s deep musical heritage and vibrant cultural scene.

St. Charles's Church, known locally as Karlskirche, is one of Vienna’s most stunning Baroque churches. Built in the early 18th century, it was dedicated to Saint Charles Borromeo, a revered figure known for his efforts during the plague. The church features a magnificent dome, two distinctive columns inspired by Trajan’s Column in Rome, and a beautiful interior adorned with frescoes and sculptures. It is not only a significant religious site but also an architectural masterpiece reflecting Vienna’s rich cultural history. Stop at St. Charles's Church During our visit, we will have a 20-minute stop at the Christmas markets near St. Charles's Church, allowing you to enjoy the festive atmosphere, explore charming stalls, and perhaps savor some traditional holiday treats.