Join a Vienna wine tasting tour that invites you to delve into both its rich heritage and innovative spirit.

Vienna boasts the distinction of being the world's only capital city with its own flourishing wine industry, spanning nearly 700 hectares across the urban landscape. The tradition of wine making in Vienna dates back centuries, with charming Heurigen (wine taverns) still reigning supreme in the city's wine culture. Today, a new generation of vibrant Viennese winemakers is reshaping perceptions, infusing the scene with fresh perspectives.

On this tour, you'll wander leisurely through the vineyards, pausing to meet a local vintner who passionately shares insights into their craft, from tending the vines to nurturing their creations in the cellars. Sit back, relax, and savor the fruits of their labor during a detailed wine tasting, as you embark on a delightful journey through this city's fascinating wine culture.

Delve into the rich heritage and innovative spirit of Viennese wine
Learn all about the old and new Vienna wine culture
Savour farm-to-table wines directly from the wine-makers during an intimate wine tasting
Get behind the scenese access to a Viennese wine cellar and learn the stages of wine production

Important to know

Not suitable for:

Due to uneven surfaces, this activity is unsuitable for anyone who has difficulty walking
This activity is not wheelchair accessible

Not allowed:

Participants under the age of 18 years old

Know in advance:

This tour requires a minimum number of three participants to take place
This small-group tour takes place with a maximum of 12 participants
It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 48 hours before the experience begins.

Guided tour
Wine tasting
Roundtrip transportation

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Location

Schottenring U, Vienna, Austria

Meeting point:

Meet at the entrance to Schottenring U-Bahn station. Note, there are two entrances to this metro station, each on either side of the Danube Canal, you need to be on the first district side.