Introduzione privata al tour a piedi di Vienna

In breve

Introduzione privata al tour a piedi di Vienna è un'esperienza 3 h privata a Vienna, Austria, organizzata da Insight Cities. I viaggiatori le assegnano 5,0 su 5 in 26 recensioni su Viator e Tripadvisor. I prezzi partono da 488,20 € a persona ed è disponibile la cancellazione gratuita. Incluso: 3-hour private guided walk in the company of an historian guide.

In sintesi

Durata

3 h

Gruppo

Tour privato — solo il tuo gruppo

Lingue

English

Prelievo

Prelievo in hotel o ritrovo al punto di partenza

Conferma

Conferma immediata

Viaggiatori

1–10 per prenotazione

Età

Viaggiatore 0–120

Cancellazione

Cancellazione gratuita (vedi termini)

Opzioni e disponibilità

• Tour

  da 470 €

  Giorni:

  Tutti i giorni

  Orari di partenza:

  09:30, 14:00

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Orari e prezzi provengono dal calendario aggiornato dell’operatore e vengono confermati al momento della prenotazione.

Panoramica

Itinerario

1. Vienna is not just a city of one past, but a city of many pasts. Delve into Vienna's past and present on an insightful 3-hour walking tour of its colorful history and architecture. Your tour begins at Michaelerplatz, where the Hofburg, the Habsburg’s imperial palace and seat of power since the thirteenth century, dominates the square. Clockwise from the palace is the green and gray Loos House, designed by Austrian architect Adolf Loos (1870 1933).
   
   From there, the tour continues down Kohlmarkt and the Graben, currently one of the city’s most fashionable shopping districts and home to such varied sights as a plague column, a baroque church, grand buildings in many different architectural styles, and the national architectural icon of Austria: Stephansdom.
   
   The tour takes in three areas associated with the Habsburg’s grandiose tripartite burials. While St. Stephen’s Cathedral is the final resting place for their imperial entrails, the humble Capuchin Church nearby houses centuries of sarcophagi of Vienna’s rulers, and St. Augustine’s Church, which contains dozens of silver urns containing the hearts of the Hapsburgs.
   
   Along the edge of the inner city, examine remnants of the old city walls from the 12th century. These walls protected the city from two sieges by the Ottoman Empire (1529 and 1683) but were eventually torn down to make way for the grand circular boulevard of the Ringstrasse (Vienna’s answer to Paris’s grand boulevards).
   
   The walk continues to Schwarzenbergplatz, where a massive fountain and memorial to the Russian soldiers who died liberating Vienna from the Nazis dominates an area where most of the city’s embassies can be found. After a quick detour to the Belvedere Palace, head back towards Karlsplatz and enjoy a stunning view of one of the gold-domed Secession building and the Naschmarkt.
   
   Finally, weave through the Museums Quartier and Maria Theresien Platz, home to the city’s largest concentration of museums, while discussing the present day cultural, political, and economic orientations of Austria and its capital.

Punto d'incontro

Valutazioni dei viaggiatori

Buono a sapersi

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Termini di cancellazione

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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