VIENNA SIGHTSEEING TOURS - Opernring 3-5/Top 17-24

Beautiful city. Very well organised tours. Recommended for 1 day pass.

Red line for cbd history Yellow line for city outskirt history.. Most lovely blue line for Danaube tour...A must ride fir a quick review of almost entire Vienna meaning ful places Buses are very comfortable and a free Wi-Fi...The audio infotainment keeps you abridged over all information. To comb Vienna..It's a must go. Low cost obviously.

Great way to explorer Vienna when you have just 3 days. We took ticket for 36 euro for all bus lines for 72 hours. Very frequent bus service. Buses are clean and comfortable, drivers and other staff are polire and very helpful. There some air conditioned buses on green rout.

We had Scottish visitors over a long weekend in May and wanted to squeeze in as much of Vienna as possible, without any of the responsibility of having to come up with interesting tidbits about the city ourselves, so we ended up deciding on a tour (the panorama tour). The tour starts in the city centre near the opera house, and weaves its way through the inner districts to Grinzing and Kahlenberg. The bus stops there for a break (there’s a café and smaller shops for drinks/snacks/souvenirs, a small but very pretty church, and a brilliant view of Vienna from above!) and then makes its way back to Vienna via Klosterneuburg, past the Danube Island and UNO City to the Danube Tower. Up on the Danube Tower you get a closer look at Vienna from above, the Old Danube, Danube Island and the surrounding area, and of course the tower itself is impressive as well. The lift has a glass ceiling! Thankfully it doesn’t have a glass floor. The tour then takes you back to the opera house. We liked this tour because it takes you to all the places that are annoying to get to on public transport (Kahlenberg, Klosterneuburg, Danube Tower – without a car you wouldn’t be able to do all those in a single day), but you still get to see a lot of the sights the city centre and inner districts have to offer. The aircon on the bus was a welcome break from the heat, too. Our tour guide Karl-Heinz and the bus driver really didn’t have circumstances on their side (a lot of construction going on in the city centre currently so some roads were closed to traffic), but they just adapted the route slightly and Karl-Heinz smoothly managed to segue from one story about one building into the next just as we were passing that location. Our tour group consisted of Viennese, Scottish and Indian people and he threw in some bits that were relevant to each of our home countries as well. Our guests and my family enjoyed the tour a lot, and even (or maybe especially) as someone from Vienna, I was just well and truly impressed. Would recommend!

We joined hop on hop off bus for a day in Vienna. It was very good experience. We bought Vienna one day pass at the airport with 10% off . It was a very good deal. We used it for the Sightseeing bus, free entrance to the Zoo, panorama train at the palace. Separately it would cost more. Great way to explore Vienna.

I would recommend them to be more friendly, the girl who gave us the service for the tickets and the info was not that helpful, she sold us tickets for touring the danube river but she did not explain that we need to go and change the vouchers so we arrive just like that and a very unfriendly guy in a very bad mood told us that we need to go to the office and change them. The 75 minute tour in the river was not worth it. Use that time to do other things

I was having a city trip in Vienna for just one day, and I figured that a hop on / hop off tour with the bus might be the best option to see the most of the city. I was not disappointed. The tour offers so many great opportunities to explore Vienna and take pictures. I personally started from the city center, taking a trip around town with the red line, then switching to green to get all the way up to the Kahlenberg for some very impressive panoramic views. Unfortunately the green line that goes up to the top of the hill only has a bus coming about every 45 minutes... so better not miss it. All in all that was 28€ spent on the opportunity to explore Vienna for 24 hours as much as I like with the transportation that’s provided - and it’s frankly really extensive. I can very much recommend this to anyone who has just a limited amount of time to do sightseeing in Vienna. For that, this tour is likely the best way to go.

I took their tour to Hallstadt in January 2022. Do not book this tour in the winter! The shops were 70% closed. The ones that were open closed at 3p or earlier but the bus only leaves at 4p. The guide we had was nice enough but his English was very poor - almost impossible to understand. If weather is off even slightly you can't see anything from the funicular. The mine was closed. The boat trip was unavailable (which was disclosed, but with the promise of a more comprehensive walking tour which this guide was unable to provide. Way too expensive for this level of value. They refused to offer any refund as well.