Vienna for art & culture lovers

Admission was a bit cumbersome because we had to exchange our online tickets for paper ones, but the light show set to the sounds of Vivaldi was a breathtaking experience. Top-notch!

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.

Definitely recommended. It was a great experience. Tip: book the Sissi Tour at the same time for a small extra fee.

We wanted to go see the practice of the riding school and we noted you had tickets available for the morning we could attend.

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

It is a very beautiful building in an easy-to-find location, with interesting architecture, more modern on the inside, with elevators and a great bathroom available. The concert hall is very intimate and holds just a few people, so you are close to the stage from any seat. Four musicians perform (three violinists and one cellist). The repertoire is very interesting and engaging. For each piece, a musician explains the work that will be played, giving an introduction and a brief explanation of the context when the composer wrote it. The value for money was very good and fair.

Our guide, Priscila, was wonderful throughout the entire tour. We loved the trip to Hallstatt. The town is truly beautiful. We also really liked Salzburg, but we didn’t have quite enough time to explore the city—though you can’t ask for more in just one day. This trip was definitely worth it.