- Vienna
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Vienna: VR Boat Ride - Sisi's Amazing Journey
Experience a lifetime of Viennese royal history in 30 minutes!
Start time:
10:00
Audio guide:
Chinese, Czech, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian
Live guide:
English, German
Duration:
40mins
Max group size:
27
Start time:
10:00
Duration:
40mins
Audio guide:
Chinese, Czech, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian
Max group size:
27
Live guide:
English, German
15-minute film depicting Sisi's life
15-minute VR boat ride
Immerse yourself in Austria's epic royal history at one of Vienna's most unique attractions. With the use of virtual reality, Sisi's Amazing Journey will transport you straight into the extraordinary life-story of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, filling your head with compelling tales of the country's longest-serving empress.
A short film and an atmospheric VR boat ride through the Vienna underground will enrich your Austrian adventure with some prime cultural backstory – in 30 minutes flat. Give it a whirl!
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