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Vienna: Private Evening Food Tour
Explore Vienna at night and indulge with a sampling of authentic Austrian dishes
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Start time: 16:00
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Duration: 4h
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Fast Track
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Wheelchair accessible
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
Kreuzherrengasse 1, 1040, Vienna- Arrive at least 10 minutes prior to the start of your scheduled tour
- Meeting your guide at the meeting point: entrance of Karlskirche ( Kreuzherrengasse 1, 1040 Wien) at 16:00
- Show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the start of the tour
Your evening tour of Vienna will begin with a look at the beautiful Karlskirche – the most stunning baroque church in the city.
Next, discover Wieden, a cultural hub showcasing Vienna's creative side – art, music, and some truly amazing Austrian delicacies. Stop in for a homemade pastry at a local cafe to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Head to Wieden's neighboring district, Margaretenfind to out what real Viennese cuisine is all about. You'll try a tasty and traditional Viennese dish perfectly paired with Austrian wine or beer in a cozy ambiance the Viennese have dubbed "Wiener Gemütlichkeit".
From here, explore the charming Neubau neighborhood, home to the city’s leading creative centers. Thanks to its cool, quirky stores, bars, and restaurants, you'll have everything you need to get a sense of true Austrian flare.
Stop in two bars to round off a great night, which will include the most innovative cocktail as Vienna's best-kept secret.
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