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City Tour Vienna 1900 ON FOOT

Highlights: Postal Savings Bank, Looshaus, Secession, Otto Wagner’s Stadtbahn pavilions on Karlsplatz, Café Museum, Majolica House. The city as a museum, no admission.
MEETING POINT | Postal Savings Bank, Georg-Coch-Platz

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from € 270 per group

Duration

2 to 3 hours

Attendees

1 to 10 guests

Tour details

The City as a Museum of Modernism

Around 1900 Vienna became, for a few years, the laboratory of modernism. Otto Wagner built the Stadtbahn and the Postal Savings Bank, Adolf Loos put a house “without eyebrows” opposite the emperor’s palace, Klimt and his friends left the Künstlerhaus and built themselves the Secession. On this walk we see the originals where they stand: on the Ringstrasse, on Karlsplatz, in the city centre. It is about facades, door handles and coffeehouse tables, about Freud, Mahler and Schnitzler, and about why such a short period still shapes the city today.

Itinerary

From the Postal Savings Bank via Stubenring and Stadtpark to Karlsplatz (Stadtbahn pavilions, Secession, Café Museum), through the city centre to the Looshaus and the American Bar, finishing on Michaelerplatz. With three hours, additionally the Majolica House on the Wienzeile and the Naschmarkt.

What it costs

Guide fee € 270 per group (2 hrs) or € 350 (3 hrs), no admissions. For two guests € 135 per person, for four € 68.

Included: private Austria Guide
Excluded: Secession with the Beethoven Frieze (option, admission on site), coffeehouse

Extensions

Leopold Museum or MAK as a second part, coffee break at Café Museum or Café Sperl.

All prices net, valid for 2026. Admissions and tastings are set by the respective venues and may change at short notice. You select the add-ons in the booking request; the total is calculated there automatically.

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