Dive into Vienna's poignant World War II history with this self-guided audio tour. Designed to engage history buffs and curious minds alike, this experience provides a deep understanding of the city's role during a time that changed the world. Starting at the Ballhausplatz and ending at the former Aspangbahnhof Railway station, travelers will follow a path through the landmarks that tell the tale of wartime Vienna and its aftermath. The journey begins at the Federal Chancellery, moving through iconic sites such as Heldenplatz, the Monument Against War and Fascism, and the deeply moving Judenplatz Holocaust Memorial. Trace the echoes of the past at locations used by the Gestapo and reflect on the soldiers' sacrifices at the Soviet War Memorial. The Austrian Parliament Building stands as a symbol of reclaimed democracy, while the resilience of Vienna is showcased at the Palais Trautson. The tour concludes at a site of remembrance for the Jewish community affected by these tragic times. Along the way, experience the city from a unique perspective, unveiling the layers of history etched into its streets and buildings. Observing the stark reminders of war and the messages of peace that now shape Vienna, your walk through the city will leave you with a lasting impression of the courage and resilience that emerged from one of history's darkest periods.