VIENNA · ART GALLERIES
The ones worth booking.
The 6 vienna art tours that send visitors home talking about what they saw. Each one reviewed in full, with the rooms it covers, who leads it and how to skip the queue at the door.
A 2-hour evening street art walk in Vienna’s less-touristed districts, with insider stories, famous artists, and local tastings.
Most Popular“Consiglio questo tour per scoprire le zone meno battute dai turisti, ma per capire una realtà cittadina diversa dal centro storico. Scoprirete una forma d'arte contemporanea molto bella, più aneddoti e dettagli interessanti. La consiglio.”
Walk Vienna’s street art hotspots from Spittelau to the Danube Canal, learning tagging and legendary artists with an English guide.
“The guide was good, but the route was really poor. We had just a walk by Donau canal and mainly watched so called "tagging" type of street-art.”
Private Klimt & Vienna art walk from Baroque to Secession, with skip-the-line access to Klimt sights and a smart city route.
“The Belvedere and the art work of Klimt are a must se in this tour. Walter a su rendre cette visite mémorable et je garderai un excellent souvenir de l’histoire de Vienne.”
CityRiddler Vienna urban art walk: 2 hours of street art puzzles and English/German audio from Karl Farkas Park.
“L'appli n'est pas hyper sumple à utiliser. Dès qu'on en sort, il faut tout recommencer. C'était intéressant, mais on a pas idée de la distance avant d'avoir commencé.”
Private Albertina tour in English with an art historian, ticket included. Get a modern-art crash course in about 2 hours.
“It is worth having a guided tour with someone who really knows what you are going to see and gives you the time to explain yourself and solve your doubtsAuto-translated”
A private English tour of Vienna’s Picture Gallery at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, led by an art historian. Admission included.
“Julie is knowledgeable, leading us into great discussions. Although we had been to the Kunsthistoriche Museum a number of times, we had fun learning more, approaching things differently, and concentrating on the newest trends in evaluating the art. What an exhilarating morning, thank you.”
