The Vienna Ring Boulevard is an Austrian World Heritage Site. The majestic road with its side alleys was laid out in the mid-19th century around the center of the city, replacing the old city walls. Ornate buildings such as the State Opera, parliament buildings, the City Hall, The Imperial Theatre and numerous palaces were erected along the Ring. All of these sights can be viewed from the Vienna Ring Tram, irrespective of the weather. Hop onboard and enjoy the tour in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Hungarian, Russian or Japanese. The version in Viennese dialect and a channel for children are also popular with German-speaking visitors. 

Visit the historic apartment which was Wolfgang Amadé Mozart’s residence from 1784 to 1787. At Mozarthaus Vienna you can find the composer’s only surviving Viennese apartment, where he composed more music than anywhere else. It presents information about the life and work of the musical genius with focus on the great composer’s Vienna years, which represent the peak of his creative achievement. In addition to the main exhibition the Mozarthaus offers temporary exhibitions.

Located in Vienna‘s world-famous Prater entertainment park, the ferris wheel has been turning since 1897 and has become a famous landmark in the Viennese skyline. During the ride you can enjoy breathtaking views of the city.

Discover the city with a HOP ON HOP OFF bus tour. The RED LINE takes you to the most important buildings along the Ringstraße boulevard, from the State Opera past the Imperial Palace, the Museum of Art History, Parliament and Vienna City Hall to Burgtheater. There is also free WIFI on board.  

The Imperial Treasury is one of the most important treasuries in the world. It contains a valuable collection of secular and ecclesiastical treasures covering over a thousand years of European history. It houses an extraordinary collection of relics and insignia, like the Crown of the Holy Roman Empire, the Austrian Imperial Crown and further Habsburg treasures of immeasurable value.

The Museum of Illusions is Austria's first museum dedicated to illusions and trick art. With its large collection of holograms, stereograms and optical illusions it creates moments of magic. The exhibition promises entertainment, interactivity and educational experiences for visitors of all ages. Unlike ordinary museums this concept is based on interaction with the visitors. For this purpose, participating and touching the exhibits is expressly desired. But be careful, the museum will flip your world upside down.