Explore Vienna's Hidden Gems: A Private Walking Tour

On this unique private walking tour, explore the enchanting alleys and hidden courtyards of Vienna’s Old Town. Even for seasoned Vienna visitors and locals, this walk offers an exciting opportunity to experience the city from fresh perspectives. Be surprised by concealed corners and details that often go unnoticed. 

Highlights of Your Private Old Town Walking Tour in Vienna: 

Starting at Schwedenplatz, we delve into “hidden Vienna”. We’ll explore the Greek Quarter, hear stories of the legendary Augustin—a beloved figure from Vienna’s world of legends— and stroll through Fleischmarkt to Heiligenkreuzerhof, one of the city’s oldest courtyards. Here, we uncover often-overlooked details.

Next, we visit the picturesque Schönlaterngasse, with its historic lantern and accompanying legends, before heading to the magnificent Jesuit Church. From there, we continue along Bäckerstraße, passing a Renaissance townhouse, where we delve into the collecting passion of painter Friedrich Amerling, one of Austria’s most renowned 19th-century portrait artists.

During our walk, we pass St. Stephen's Cathedral and venture into the mysterious Blutgasse Quarter – a place full of legends and stories that will amaze even the most seasoned Vienna connoisseur.

Along the way, you’ll encounter some of the Old Town’s most beautiful alleys, courtyards, and passageways. On this private walking tour, I’ll show you the hidden "Pawlatschen" courtyards, unique architectural treasures, and we’ll come across a natural monument that refreshes the urban space and offers a hidden oasis in the heart of Vienna. Throughout our walk, I’ll share intriguing details that are sure to captivate you.

Our private tour concludes at the picturesque Franziskanerplatz, in front of the charming Kleines Café, a delightful spot perfect for relaxing and unwinding.

Let yourself be enchanted by one of my favorite private walking tours through Vienna—a tour that reveals the hidden and lesser-known sides of this captivating city.

Photos: © Gertrud Putz