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TimeTour Vienna – 3D time tour into the past Vienna

NEW: Our public tour. Book yourself online right now for one of the dates on offer.
Would you like to book a private tour for your group? Please contact us directly.
The best of both worlds. An exciting virtual reality tour combined with an exciting live guided tour.
Our city has changed again and again in the course of the centuries, the 3D-Virtual Reality TimeTour transports you to different epochs of Vienna’s history, currently we travel to the end of the 2nd World War, to the imperial era to Sisi and Franz Joseph and to the year 1683 in the middle of the siege of Vienna by the Ottomans.
This tour offers a whole new way to experience the past!

Price from

  • 270,-

Duration

  • 1 1/2 Stunden

Attendees

  • ab 6 Personen

Tour details

3D-time tour through Vienna

Experience the history of the city with guide and virtual reality glasses

Even if time travel into the past via virtual reality is exciting enough – the historical input has to be right.

Whether it’s the Hofburg, the old city wall and the siege by the Ottomans or the Second World War, we take you back in time and right into the thick of the action. Our guides tell exciting stories about it and offer you the important background information.

Enjoy with TimeTour Vienna by artemezzo an approx. 1,5h guided city tour during which you are completely immersed in a three-dimensional scenery of the past centuries with the help of VR glasses.

Your own smartphone is required for the tour.

Personal individual tours in almost any group size are also possible. The TimeTour Vienna is offered in German or English , other languages on request. For individual appointments or price inquiries please contact us.

Detailed 3D images

VIENNA | ALBERTINAPLATZ

1945 after the air raids

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How it works

Download

Download and start APP for free.(iOS | ANDROID)

Select image

Select a 360° panoramic image and let past and reality blur on your smartphone or tablet.

virtual reality

Click on the VR button in the TimeTour app and switch to stereoscopic 3D mode.

Cardboard

Insert smartphone into our or any Cardboard VR goggles, put on goggles and …

Marvel

In 2D mode the VR glasses are not necessary

frequent questions

Yes, you have flexible space in the VR goggles with your own glasses.

Yes, their smartphone is the screen on which the images are displayed in an app. We also carry backup devices in case a cell phone doesn’t work.

No, you look through the glasses to see the images. Then take the glasses away from your face again. Like binoculars.

This tour is well suited for children. Children up to the age of 8 can participate free of charge.

The public tour on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. is for groups of 6 or more. If the number of participants is too low, we will inform you in time.

You can always book a private tour. You pay per person, but at least the price for 6 people (234,- €), even if you are for example only 2 or 4.

Yes, the tour is barrier-free and suitable for wheelchair users. We are on asphalt paths in the city centre of Vienna.

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What our customers say about the time travel

Booking was very easy!
I bought two coupons.
My father was thrilled.
The time and scope are just right.
Just everyone because Martha does great narration!

Julia Walter

When booking was no problem, worked flawlessly.
I really enjoyed the tour. Great idea with the 3D glasses, assistance was given. The guide responded well to the questions.
I have recommended the 3D time travel tour to my family.

Alina Schlöglhofer

A great and informative excursion with a very nice and competent guide! Signing up & downloading the app was completely hassle free! We're already looking forward to next time!

Elisabeth Hofmann-Rath
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