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Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel + Schlumberger Cellar World
Book once and enhance your experience with this convenient combination of 2 must sees
Schlumberger Cellar World: Entry Ticket + Optional Tasting
Visit a centuries-old wine cellar and sample Viennese wine
Duration:
1h
Fast Track
Audio guide:
Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish
Live guide:
Available only with the 16:00 timeslot selected
Duration:
1h
Audio guide:
Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish
Fast Track
Live guide:
Available only with the 16:00 timeslot selected
Entrance to Schlumberger Cellar World
Self-guided tour with an audio guide in 8 languages
Tasting of different wines (depending on the chosen ticket)
German live guide (only if option selected)
Audio guide headphones (can be rented on-site for additional €1)
Add a unique experience to your Vienna city trip with a visit to this massive wine cellar. Delve deep into the 300-year-old Schlumberger wine cellar and surround yourself with an infinite expanse of sparkling wine. Learn about the 'Méthode Traditionnelle', a prestigious way of producing sparkling wine, and find out what all that hard work tastes like by having a glass of Schlumberger yourself!
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