Audio walks in Vienna
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- 36 walks
- 385 places with a written story
- 0.1-0.5 hours per walk
- written in DE, EN, ES, FR, IT, RU
- last walk added 2026-10-17
Walks in Vienna
Viena en la Ringstraße: la Ópera, los museos y el bulevar de los palacios
De la Ópera Estatal a la Bolsa: un paseo por la gran avenida que sustituyó a las murallas de Viena, con las infantas de Velázquez, un parlamento griego y un ayuntamiento gótico
Viena a sorbos y bocados: cafés históricos, Sachertorte y Naschmarkt
Del Café Central al mercado del Naschmarkt: la guerra de la Sachertorte, el escalope más grande de Viena y los cafés donde se jugaba al ajedrez la revolución
Viena suena: tras los pasos de Mozart, Beethoven y Strauss
De la taberna del Querido Augustín a la Sala Dorada del Musikverein: la Viena donde se estrenó la Heroica, murió Mozart y nació el vals
Viena del oro de Klimt: la Secesión, la Karlskirche y el Belvedere
Del repollo dorado de la Secesión a El beso de Klimt: arte vienés, la iglesia de un emperador que quiso ser rey de España y el palacio donde Austria recuperó su libertad en 1955
Vienna's Ringstrasse: The Grand Boulevard That Replaced the City Walls
From the imperial stables to Otto Wagner's bank: museums, parliament, city hall, theatre and university, the showpieces an emperor built where Vienna's walls once stood
Vienna's Old Town Lanes: Stephansdom, Roman Stones and Medieval Legends
A loop through two thousand years of the Innere Stadt: the cathedral's resistance sign, the square where an empire ended, the oldest church, a basilisk in a well, a drunk piper in a plague pit and the rooms where Mozart wrote Figaro
Vienna in Three-Quarter Time: Mozart, Beethoven, Strauss and the City of Music
From the stage of Fidelio to the golden Waltz King: the opera house, the Eroica palace, the room where Mozart died, the Golden Hall of the New Year's Concert and the composers of the Stadtpark
The Island Across the Canal: Vienna's Leopoldstadt, Augarten and Prater
Cross the Danube Canal into Vienna's second district: graffiti walls, the old Jewish Mazzesinsel, a porcelain palace beside wartime flak towers, Nestroy's theatre street and the Giant Ferris Wheel of The Third Man
Gold, Rebels and The Kiss: Vienna from the Secession to the Belvedere
From the golden cabbage of the Secession past Otto Wagner's sunflower pavilions and a plague-vow church to Prince Eugene's palace, where Klimt's lovers embrace and Austria won back its freedom in 1955
Vienna's Imperial Heart: The Hofburg, the Habsburg Crypt and Six Centuries of Empire
From a plague column vowed by a frightened emperor to the crypt where Habsburgs must knock to be let in: palace courtyards, royal hearts in silver urns, white horses and the balcony of 1938
Couches, Wax and Radium: Freud's Vienna and the Medical Quarter of Alsergrund
From Berggasse 19 to the old General Hospital: the Vienna district where psychoanalysis was born, a tower for the insane was built, radium was studied and doctors learned to wash their hands
Melange, Torte and Schnitzel: Vienna's Coffee Houses and the Naschmarkt
From the marble tables of Café Central to the market stalls on the Wienzeile: a walk through the living rooms of Vienna, a cake war that went to court, and the city's favourite things to eat
Routes people ask for in Vienna
- Walk from Stephansdom to Hofburg Palace
- Walk from Hofburg to Kunsthistorisches Museum
- Walk from Karlsplatz to Secession and Naschmarkt
- Walk from Opera House to Belvedere Palace
- Walk from Graben to Rathaus
How long do you want to walk?
Is Vienna easy to walk on foot?
The historic Inner City (Innere Stadt) is flat, heavily pedestrianised, and exceptionally pleasant to explore on foot. Pavements are smooth stone, and distances between imperial sights are short.
Can I stop at traditional coffee houses along the routes?
Yes! Several routes pass historic cafés like Café Central or Demel. You can pause the audio tour at any stop to enjoy a Melange and Sachertorte before continuing.
What languages are the Vienna walks in?
Vienna features a rich multilingual collection with routes in German, Spanish, English, Italian, Russian, and French, covering diverse themes from imperial music to architecture.
How much does a Vienna walk cost?
Listening to the first stop of every walk and reading all texts is completely free. Unlocked audio stops remain permanently free for all subsequent visitors.