Guided Tours in Vienna

The ride was pretty good, though now and then the timing between the audio guide and the section of the route didn't match up, or it got cut off/shortened. Fast-track entry was smooth, and the explanations were good and simple.

An enjoyable and informative insight into the Spanish Riding School; the care and training of the horses; the work life of the riders also the history of this long established and world renowned institution. Good photo opportunities.

The guide's information about the training, the stallions' names, the tack organization, etc. was extremely informative!

Very happy with the guided tour inside the castle and the garden. Our guide Celine was excellent! We were told the stories of the rooms and the people residing in the castle, the women and their stories- -a true insiders view and understanding elevated the walk through the rooms. Celine had good control of the group, even if other people entered the rooms and it became a bit crowded at times. I would absolutely recommend Celine as your guide and the company arranging the tours!

We were very satisfied. We found the meeting point right away. Our guide Christian was there well ahead of time and gave us a warm welcome. You could really tell that, as a Viennese, he is passionate about his city's history. Even before we looked at the magnificent rooms in the palace, we received interesting and valuable information from him about the history of the palace and the history of the Habsburgs. There was also plenty to see and talk about in both the palace and the gardens. Inside the palace, everyone was given headphones for audio amplification so that we could hear Christian's explanations clearly at all times. The fast-track entry also worked great, bypassing the long queue of other visitors.

A knowledgeable and educational guide; as for the museum, it really needs to rethink its scenes, which are often dark and overly intellectualized...

Nice tour the story (diane) told was without faults. Splendid rooms. You can imagine a little bit the life of them in old times. It was very warm that day so she makes the tourma little bit shorter

I enjoyed visiting the home of the father of psychoanalysis, but I just felt it lacked color and that his contributions to the field of psychology weren't explored in greater depth (I feel like there's a lot of focus on his personal life).