Austria is worldwide known for its culinary contributions to international cuisine. This tour focuses on the rich history of food: from charming Heurigen, historic cafes, and dinner in a palace, experience a wide range of culinary delights.
Included services:
• 4 nights 1st class Hotel Rathaus Wein & Design
• Breakfast each morning
• Dinner with wine tasting at the Zwölf Apostelkeller
• Welcome present at the hotel: typical Viennese sweets “Mannerschnitten
• Vienna Card for 72 hours
• Coffee and cake at the historic Cafe Sacher
• Typical Viennese break at a “Würstelstand” (sausage stand)
• 3 hour walk of the open air Naschmarkt and the Meinl on Graben gourmet supermarket
• 40 minute horse drawn carriage ride through the city center
• Lunch at the Gulasch museum
• Dinner & Concert at the Vienna Kursalon
• Hotel taxes and service charges.
Duration: 5 days / 4 nights
Cost:
U$ 1529 pp in a double room (single supplement U$ 799) from July 1 - August 31
U$ 1628 pp in a double room (single supplement U$ 799) from April 1 - June and September 1 to October 31
Notes: Additional nights in Vienna can be added
The Naschmarkt in Vienna is a popular spot for dinner and drinks © Österreich Werbung / Volker Preusser
This tour is offered by Continental Journeys
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Season: available daily from April 1-October 31
Culinary Tour of Vienna
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One of Vienna's most famous coffeehouses - the Cafe Sacher © Hotel Sacher Wien
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The Fiakergulasch is a traditional Viennese meal with Hungarian roots © Österreich Werbung / Wolfgang Schardt
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The traditional Kaiserschmarren © Tirol Werbung / Robert Gruber
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Naschmarkt à Vienne © WienTourismus / Christian Stemper.
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The Giant Ferris Wheel at the Prater © Österreich Werbung / Willfried Gredler-Oxenbauer
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Johann Strauss Denkmal / Stadtpark © Österreich Werbung / Diejun
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The Naschmarkt in Vienna is a popular spot for dinner and drinks © Österreich Werbung / Volker Preusser
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One of Vienna's most famous coffeehouses - the Cafe Sacher © Hotel Sacher Wien
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The Fiakergulasch is a traditional Viennese meal with Hungarian roots © Österreich Werbung / Wolfgang Schardt
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The traditional Kaiserschmarren © Tirol Werbung / Robert Gruber
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Naschmarkt à Vienne © WienTourismus / Christian Stemper.
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The Giant Ferris Wheel at the Prater © Österreich Werbung / Willfried Gredler-Oxenbauer
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Johann Strauss Denkmal / Stadtpark © Österreich Werbung / Diejun
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The Naschmarkt in Vienna is a popular spot for dinner and drinks © Österreich Werbung / Volker Preusser
