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Vienna: Food Markets Tour + Coffee Tastings
Get an introduction to the dynamic culinary scene of Vienna on a food tour
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Duration: 4h
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Live guide: English
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Max group size: 16
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Fast Track
4-hour guided food tour of Vienna
Breakfast stop: Tea or Viennese coffee and strudel of the season
Lunch stop: Main course, warm dessert, and a glass of Austrian wine
Street food stop: Small goulash, or pork roast, or vegetarian option
Coffee house stop: Tea, Viennese coffee, or hot chocolate
Tips for the guide
Additional food and drinks
Public transport
- Show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the meeting point
- The tour ends at Stephansplatz, 1010 Wien, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, in front of the main cathedral entrance
Taste your way through Vienna with tickets for a guided food tour of Austria's capital city.
Begin your Vienna tour on one of the most famous shopping streets in the city – The Graben. Take a pause at a cafe that's been serving fine Viennese brews since 1685.
Once properly caffeinated, satisfy your sweet tooth at a delectable pastry shop on your way to Hotel Sacher Wien, the inventor of sachertorte – a chocolate cake with a layer of apricot jam and chocolate icing. With your expert guide, you'll learn how the kitchen churns out 500 of these Viennese treats a day.
From here, you'll continue to the two bustling open-air markets of Naschmarkt and Brunnenmarkt. Get recommendations for the hottest local eateries along the way, and spend time browsing stalls of colorful produce, sweet treats, and homewares.
Plus, visit a tiny restaurant near the market to try fresh produce, fish, spices, and cheese. Finish your tour with a private coffee tasting in a popular coffeehouse in trendy Neubau, Vienna's seventh district.
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