The Vienna State Opera marks the beginning of a new chapter in the city’s development. It shows how Vienna expanded and reimagined its historic core in the 19th century.

The Memorial Against War and Fascism represents a deep rupture in the city’s history. It shows how Vienna confronts the upheavals of the 20th century today.

The Albertina points to a dynasty that shaped Vienna for centuries. From here, the history of the House of Habsburg comes into view.

The Burggarten connects personal history with the end of an era. It reveals how closely Vienna is tied to the final phase of the monarchy.

Heldenplatz is a space of political staging. It illustrates how power has been presented and transformed over the centuries.

The Hofburg is the historic center of political power in Vienna. Its development reflects the rise of the Habsburgs from a regional dynasty to a European great power.

The Plague Column represents the Baroque phase of the city and its religious-political self-representation. It combines crisis, power, and faith in a single monument.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral forms the historical and symbolic center of the city. Here, key strands of Vienna’s history converge in a single building. At the end of the tour, you will receive orientation and recommendations for the rest of your stay.