Enjoy free access to up to 90 attractions on your next trip to Vienna with this 1-, 2-, 3- or 6-day sightseeing pass. Take a ride on the Giant Ferris Wheel, wander the Schönbrunn Palace and relax with unlimited hop-on hop-off bus rides to carry you between the city’s top attractions. Entrance to other iconic attractions, including the famous Spanish Riding School (Spanische Hofreitschule), guided tour in the Vienna State Opera House and Danube Tower, is also included. Pease note, that our service center is currently open from Monday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

With the Flexi PASS you purchase your flexible multi-attraction sightseeing pass for Vienna. Choose from 2 to 8 attractions from up to 70 top Vienna attractions and sights. Enjoy free entrance to iconic sights such as the Giant Ferris Wheel, the Spanish Riding School, guided tour in the VIenna State Opera House, the Belvedere Palace, Schönbrunn Palace Grand Tour & Zoo, the Danube Tower and many more. Explore the city at your own speed – your Flexi PASS is valid for 60 days once activated at a sight or on the hop on hop off bus. Please note that your pass can be used only once at each attraction or sight. Should you need any further information, you can read more about it online. Please note, that our service center is currently open from Monday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

This tour transports you back in time, to a series of locations throughout Vienna, illustrating the rich Jewish history nature of the Austrian capital. Stopping off at Volkertmarkt in the Second District, the Karmeliterviertel quarter and elsewhere, you will be offered a fascinating insight into the life of an ordinary Jewish family in Vienna over the years, as well as visits to the city center, home to not one but two well-regarded international Jewish museums. The tour also includes a host of famous monuments in Vienna depicting the tragedies that befell the Jewish population under the Fascist and Nazi regimes. The former Viennese station from where thousands of Jews were deported to concentration camps will also be a major stop on this tour. Another stop will be Vienna’s Central Cemetery, with its grand Jewish section just inside the main gate. (No entries planned)

Welcome to the Jewish Vienna - Inner City Tour, where history unfolds with every step. Join us on a journey through the heart of Vienna to explore the rich tapestry of the city's Jewish heritage, spanning from the Middle Ages to the present. Throughout the entire tour, we will delve into the Jewish history of Vienna, exploring the Middle Ages, the Fin de Siècle, the interwar period, the role of court suppliers, stories of famous Jewish personalities, the profound impact of the Shoah, and the resilient and vibrant present-day Jewish community. Join us for a unique experience that connects the past and present in the heart of Vienna.

Small group sizes ensure a personalized and intimate experience, allowing for meaningful interactions with your guide and fellow travelers. Our guides are not only experts in Jewish history but also passionate storytellers. They provide deep insights, personal anecdotes, and a thorough understanding of the Jewish community's impact on Vienna. Our tour provides not just dates and facts but also the cultural and emotional context behind the Jewish community’s experiences, achievements, and tribulations in Vienna. In just three hours, you'll get a thorough and enriching exploration of Jewish heritage, perfect for fitting into a busy travel itinerary. Our tour goes beyond the surface to offer a profound understanding of Vienna’s Jewish history. Our guides bring history to life with engaging narratives that connect you personally to the past.

This tour transports you back in time, to a series of locations throughout Vienna, illustrating the rich Jewish history nature of the Austrian capital. Stopping off at Volkertmarkt in the Second District, the Karmeliterviertel quarter and elsewhere, you will be offered a fascinating insight into the life of an ordinary Jewish family in Vienna over the years, as well as visits to the city center, home to not one but two well-regarded international Jewish museums. The tour also includes a host of famous monuments in Vienna depicting the tragedies that befell the Jewish population under the Fascist and Nazi regimes. The former Viennese station from where thousands of Jews were deported to concentration camps will also be a major stop on this tour. Another stop will be Vienna’s Central Cemetery, with its grand Jewish section just inside the main gate. Entries are planned for one of the Jewish Museums and for the Sigmund-Freud Museum, who spent the majority of his eighty years in Vienna.