Vienna Vibe

Completely destroyed during a five day bombing, and later the site of the famous Nuremberg trials, this tour will take you from the 1920s to the end of the war. A few sights include the former SS barracks, Congress Hall and room 600, where the trials took place. NOTE: The permanent exhibition at the Documentation Center will be closed until the fall of 2023. In its place, a special temporary exhibition may be available.

Find out exactly why Regensburg is called Germany’s medieval miracle. This walk will take you through the most historic—and well preserved—parts of the city.

German and Bavarian history is fascinating, and you’ll be right in the heart of it. Learn the history of the city, from the Roman empire to the medieval architecture of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

From animal fights to tightrope artists to public executions, this city has a fascinating history. See re-enactments, hear stories and get your fill of Bavarian cuisine. We’re taking you somewhere where their famous pork sausage is so beloved, the recipe hasn’t changed for 850 years.

How does a view from a fortress sound? We’re taking a walking tour up to Veste Oberhaus. This castle was built in 1219 and is now a museum, a youth hostel and a restaurant.

Biking around Passau is one of the best ways to explore Southern Bavaria. The city is filled with plenty of flat trails and very little traffic. We’ll bike around the river, on a few trails and through the village.

Food, history and art all combine in this walking tour. Learn about the history, life and culture of Passau while enjoying pretzels, white sausage and beer.

Despite the name, we promise you won’t get too wet on this tour, unless you stand up in the canoe. We’ll explore Passau and take some paddle boards and canoes onto the Ilz River.

The European Capital of Culture of 2009, Linz is a perfect mix of tradition and modern culture. We’ll walk around the city and you can take note of places you want to return to.

If you’ve ever wanted to know everything, this is the tour for you. We’ll show you hidden parts of Salzburg, untold history and some great facts for your next trivia night.

Learn all about Linz’ history while getting an exclusive look into some historic sights. We’ll even stop at the Limonistollen, sandstone bunkers that were used as beer and wine cellars until WWII when they became prison cells.

Today you have your choice of one of these fascinating excursions in Melk:

1) INTRO TO MELK: While it’s not a big town, there’s still plenty to see. The main attraction being the Melk Abbey, founded in 1089 and still an active monastery; 

OR 2) WACHAU ON WHEELS: Get ready to bike the beautiful Wachau Valley. Ride alongside the sparkling Danube, inhale that gorgeous fresh air while taking in the sights of far off castles, vineyards, and quaint architecture. End the tour with a picnic, complete with a blanket and all. You earned it!

While the city isn’t too big, it’s rich in history. It’s where the Babenberg royal family set up the dukedom in 1120 and where the first Austrian coin was minted in 1130. Today, Krems is a thriving home for the arts. As we wander through the colorful streets, you’ll get a real feel for this city.

There’s no better place for Savasana than in the vineyards of the Wachau Valley. And that’s just what you’ll be doing here.

Despite being in ruins, Aggstein Castle is the most photographed in Austria. And we understand why—situated on a hill overlooking the entire valley, it’s not hard to imagine what it looked like in its glory days.

A bike ride that ends at a winery sounds like a good deal to us. We’re headed to Nikolaihof winery for a few hours to learn about their different varietals. If you want to take a bottle home, that’s fine by us.

It’s hard to decide what’s the best in Vienna when it’s all so good— but we promise you’ll see a lot. We’ll walk around the city, see famous landmarks and stop at Naschmarkt for cheese, wine and something sweet.

We’re pretty sure it’s everyone’s dream to be in a castle after it’s closed. We’re doing it at Schönbrunn Palace—an architectural marvel. You’ll take a guided tour and see the quarters of the emperor and empress.

While the name of this show is a tribute to the famous song, this concert includes classical music of famous composers like Mozart and Strauss.