This day trip takes you from Vienna to the Wachau, a picturesque valley along the Danube. You will see many medieval castles, grand monasteries and a breathtaking landscape. We will stop in Dürnstein for an hour. From here you will have an impressive boat trip on the Danube to Melk. The Highlight will be the guided tour through the magnificent Benedictine Abbey (depending on the season)

Spend a day away from Vienna to discover the picturesque Wachau Valley in the Austrian countryside on this small-group, fully guided tour. Satisfy your cravings with a delicious lunch at a traditional Heurige (wine tavern). With your expert guide, visit stunning villages and historical sites like the UNESCO World Heritage-listed medieval town of Dürnstein made famous by Richard the Lionheart and go for a wine tasting in a small local winery. Then, you'll see the the Wachau Valley from another perspective on a 70-minute scenic Danube river cruise (May to September only) between the historic villages of Spitz and Melk.

Our private full day trip from Bratislava-Vienna shows you the must-see places in Austria in a comfortable and flexible manner. First we bring you to the highlight of the picturesque Wachau Valley, the most romantic village Durnstein on the Danube River. The next highlight is the City of the Sound of Music - Salzburg, where you will have free time to stroll through the same scenes in the Old Town that you can see in the film and enjoy the world capital of classical music.

July & August special — apricot season! The valley turns golden as the famous Wachauer Marille is harvested: alongside our wine tastings you'll taste the season itself — Marillenknödel at lunch and a sip of apricot brandy from a family farm. Experience the Wachau not as a visitor, but as a friend. This journey through the heart of Austria connects imperial grandeur with the quiet beauty of the vineyards: touch the ancient stones of Klosterneuburg, wander the romantic streets of Dürnstein, and stand before the golden Melk Abbey. The true soul of the tour lies in the quiet moments. Instead of large commercial halls, we take you to a small family winery where wine is a craft passed down through generations — you'll taste the love in every bottle. And you're in good hands: a personal team of professional driver and dedicated guide, and a route that balances major sights with hidden corners, so you never feel rushed.

Private excursion (pick up private address in Vienna) in comfortable minivan (possibility to see only with family or close friends) without haste Wachau valley and visit as desired Stiftmuseum Melk, walk through the town of Dürnstein, go through the Wachau valley by boat (only from 1 April to 3 November) and wine tasting.

This is not a standard wine trip — it is 2,000 years of Austrian wine in one day, told in four chapters: Romans, monks, emperors and today's young vintners. We begin at Klosterneuburg Abbey, Austria's oldest wine estate, where monks have made wine for over 900 years: a tasting in the cellars beneath the monastery, and the Treasury with the Archducal Hat — Austria's crown. Then a hand-picked boutique cellar, chosen for your date: in Kamptal or Kremstal, valleys the crowds have not found yet — or, when its doors are open, the legendary Nikolaihof, Austria's oldest winery on Roman foundations. The finale belongs to the Wachau: a family winery among the UNESCO river terraces, on slopes where Roman legions first planted vines, and a stroll through postcard-perfect Dürnstein. Lunch at a traditional heuriger, or a classic Wachau tavern when the heurigers rest (own expense). A dedicated duo — Vlad driving, Jenny guiding — keeps every tasting unhurried. History through the glass.