Vienna Segway Tour

Discover the Austrian capital in a fun way with this segway tour of about 3 hours in a small group . Hop on a modern electric scooter and in small groups of around 10 people set off to explore the city's most iconic sights. Follow your professional guide through the streets of Vienna and discover iconic sights such as the Vienna State Opera. Pass by former imperial palaces of the Habsburg monarchy, the Rathaus building and some of the capital 's scenic parks .

From the comfort of an all-electric vehicle you will see the highlights of the city. After a training period of approximately 20-30 minutes, you'll grab your helmet and be ready to explore the streets of Vienna. Around the city centre you'll ride along the famous Ringstrasse and past the imposing Austrian Parliament, a building that will make you think you've travelled all the way back to Ancient Greece.

As you go along, you will also see other outstanding monuments such as St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Vienna City Hall, two of Austria's architectural gems. Stop in front of St. Stephen's Church and admire this 137-metre high church, the tallest building in Austria.

See these famous monuments of Vienna and hear from your guide all about the history of each of these architectural gems. You will then walk through the Burggarten gardens, a perfect place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, towards the majestic Hofburg Imperial Palace, the current residence of the Austrian president. See the façade of this former imperial palace of the Habsburg dynasty and let your guide tell you about the decisive role it played in Vienna's history and culture.

You'll also pass other gardens such as Stadtpark, where you'll see elegant bridges and famous sculptures such as the golden statue of Austrian composer Johann Strauss.

You can stop for photos along the way, but be sure to stop at the Museum of Art History and explore the museum quarter. See this imposing 19th-century monument, as well as the Natural History Museum, one of the city's most prestigious galleries for its famous collection of artefacts dating back more than 250 years.