Museum of Natural History: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Be ready to feel like you are a special and dear guest invited to the palace to discover its imperial glamour. It's impressive time travel back to the wonderful world of one of Europe's most beautiful classicist palaces from the Habsburg era. You will start this self-guided tour at the museum entrance and visit the staterooms that served as former residences of general commandants and governors of the Habsburg Monarchy from the 18th until the 20th century. You will enjoy the fabulous interiors while strolling through 20 carefully decorated and completely restored halls with stunning interiors and valuable pieces of furniture. Also, you will see a few rooms that still exist in their original state, although the palace was almost destroyed during WWII. NOTE! The audio guide only covers the interior of the palace. The tour ends in those halls that serve as exhibition spaces for outstanding and valuable works of the Albertina collection. BUT your ticket is valid there as well. NOTE! This tour is not affiliated with Albertina Museum but is provided by an independent creator. WeGoTrip is not re-selling tickets but is giving its customers assistance in ticket purchasing at no charge.

Dive into Vienna's royal heritage with a ticket to the illustrious Imperial Treasury included in this audio tour, perfect for culture enthusiasts eager to explore at their own pace. Step into an audible journey through the ages, where the whispers of the Habsburg dynasty and the genius of legendary composers come alive against a backdrop of breathtaking architecture and timeless art. Your tour begins at the splendor of the Imperial Treasury within the Hofburg Palace and will conclude with the towering majesty of St. Stephen's Cathedral. Along the way, you'll visit landmarks like the Austrian National Library, the art-filled Albertina, and more, each with its own fascinating story to tell. This route ensures a treasure trove of experiences, from viewing the regal splendor at the beginning to the peaceful courtyards that bring your adventure to a serene close. Please note, while admission to the Imperial Treasury is covered, the immersion into opulence begins with the exterior view, as the audio guide does not accompany you inside the premises.

Explore the Upper Belvedere with a ticket and a self-guided audio tour of its highlights and masterpieces! Complement your visit with a stroll through the palace's historic surroundings. During the Upper Belvedere tour, you’ll be guided by engaging audio commentary through the museum’s permanent collection on the first floor. Along the way, you’ll discover the stories and personal struggles of the leading figures of the Viennese Secession — Gustav Klimt, Oskar Kokoschka, and Egon Schiele. Of course, the highlight awaits: Klimt’s world-famous masterpiece, The Kiss. You’ll not only admire its golden brilliance but also uncover the story behind its enduring success and what made it one of the most iconic paintings in art history. After you visit the palace, you’ll journey through its exquisitely designed gardens filled with cascading fountains, mythological sculptures, and historic pathways. From there, continue to Schwarzenberg Square, where you’ll encounter imposing monuments honoring Vienna’s rich history. Conclude your tour at the stunning St. Charles's Church on Karlsplatz, one of Vienna's most iconic Baroque landmarks, featuring soaring columns, a dazzling dome, and intricate artwork.

The innovative architecture turns the building into a work of art and creates a unique setting for one of the most high-class private collections in Europe. **KLIMT ⇄ WARHOL** The museum's permanent exhibition features key works of modern and contemporary art. You will see important paintings, drawings, and sculptures. The collection includes works by Francis Bacon, Georg Baselitz, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Marc Chagall, Kees van Dongen, Lyonel Feininger, Lucio Fontana, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Paul Klee, Yves Klein, Gustav Klimt, Roy Lichtenstein, René Magritte, Franz Marc, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Emil Nolde, Pablo Picasso, Robert Rauschenberg, Gerhard Richter, Mark Rothko, Andy Warhol, and many others. Gain a comprehensive insight into the development of 20th-century art. Make use of the free Smartify audio guide for an informative tour.

Learn about international contemporary art via themed exhibitions, presentations, and activities in the Kunsthalle Wien. Take the opportunity to see the impressive baroque Winterreithalle (winter riding arena) in all its glory, right in the heart of Vienna.

Enjoy an exciting day full of fun and action across four different theme worlds – the Experience Castle, the Fairy Tale Forest, the Farm, and Adventure Island. Go wild on the many rides, water games and experience zones, or relax in the idyllic park landscapes featuring flower beds, tiny creeks, and fantastically-shaped trees. And it's all just a stone's skip away from Lake Neusiedl! On an area of ​​14 hectares, with more than 30 rides, playgrounds and climbing facilities, Familypark provide entertainment and create lasting memories, even at company events. A special highlight is the "Biberburg" wild water course. Here, you can enjoy a rapid ride in a tree trunk, past funny beaver scenes, before an open lift takes you up to a height of 17 meters. From there, you'll whiz down at 60 km/h into a giant splash!

Your journey begins with "Mozart's Requiem," a mysterious, sacred-looking space that lights up with shadow projections and 1,500 candles, developed and implemented by British-German designer Moritz Waldemeyer. In "Mozart's Vienna," stroll through lively alleys, ascend in a balloon over the rooftops of Vienna, and land in front of Mozart's residence in Rauhensteingasse. This 360° panorama of historical views is something you won't forget. In the room "Mozart's World Music", hear "Little Night Music", one of Mozart's most famous works re-recorded with instruments from all over the world. In "Mozart's Genius", feel the immensity of Mozart's creativity in a world of light and music. In "Mythos Mozart" take a trip through his mind via amazing images. If you didn't know Mozart before, you will leave an expert, not to mention inspired.

During this workshop designed for children and adults, experienced chocolatiers will guide you through the chocolate-making process. You will learn about the short history of cocoa fruit, the types of chocolate, and the seven steps of chocolate consumption. After the first part of the workshop, you'll create your own chocolate bars with professional molds and machines. With various tasty toppings and ingredients served on the marble table, you can garnish and design your chocolate the way you like it. In the final part of the experience, you will make a traditional Aztec chocolate drink using ancient tools and recipes.

The Albertina Modern has one of the largest collections of modern and contemporary art in Europe. Not bad, considering its big sister, the Albertina Museum, is already one of the top galleries in town. With this combo ticket, you'll see both! Vienna's historic Künstlerhaus building became home to the city's second Albertina gallery when the Albertina Modern opened its doors in 2020. With a focus on Austrian art beyond the lauded work of Gustav Klimt, visitors can admire creations by lesser-known names like Maria Lassnig, Arnulf Rainer, and Franz West. Its airy halls also include an extensive collection of German art and pieces by pop-art supremo Andy Warhol. The Albertina Museum, just a 10-minute walk away, boasts wall-to-wall masterpieces by the likes of Monet, Renoir, and Picasso inside a huge Habsburg palace. Here, you'll see one of the world's most important graphic collections, the renowned Batliner Collection, up close.

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!