Hidden Gems of Vienna - Express Walking Tour

Tired of boring excursions in which when guides just make appointments and retell the textbooks? Then let's talk about Vienna on an informal walk, where I'll show you the main sights and attractions that the Imperial city is famous for, as well as spots who most people don't know of. I will tell you the history of each object we come across, and about the famous rulers of the Empire, plus legendary events that took place and everything associated with them. I will also share my insights about the culture and traditions of Viennese people. From witches to horses, covering stories from the Middle Age all the way to the Facebook era. My stories will be special and meaningful, but also light and easy, so that you can have a good understanding of Vienna and its values after the tour, instead of just getting simple information that you could search on Google on your own.

-We'll first visit St. Stephen's Cathedral, where you'll learn why the ruling Habsburg dynasty was gutted during the burial. -Next, we'll walk along Graben Street, and I'll tell you why the female plague sculpture looks like a man on the plague column. -We'll walk to the oldest street in Vienna Am Hof where you'll learn why only thin witches were burned at the stake. -In the diplomatic quarter we'll see a copy of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper", which is 200 years old. -Then we'll go to the Heroes' Square, where you'll also learn how the second coming of Jesus Christ was predicted in 1938. -During our walk through the winter residence of the Hofburg, we'll enjoy a splendid view of the Twin museums. -At the Spanish Riding School you'll also know why in the Middle Ages the Habsburg horses were groomed only once a week. -We'll see the national library, and find out why the boss of which broke off relations with Mark Zuckerberg -I'll finish our tour at Vienna State Opera. (Customizable Itinerary)