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Discover Vienna in a fun, flexible way with the e-Scavenger hunt Vienna experience. Using our free online app, you’ll explore the city at your own pace, solving puzzles and answering questions about iconic landmarks and hidden gems. It’s perfect for families, friends, or solo travelers looking for a memorable adventure.
This self-guided tour puts you in control. Start when you want, pause whenever needed, and enjoy the journey through Vienna’s rich history and vibrant culture. All you need is your smartphone and a sense of curiosity. The GPS feature helps you find the coolest squares, streets, and monuments, while you learn interesting facts along the way.
Whether you're in Vienna for a few hours or a whole day, the e-Scavenger hunt Vienna offers a unique way to see the city differently. It’s also a fantastic activity for larger groups, making sightseeing both fun and interactive.
The tour typically takes between 2 to 4 hours, depending on your pace and how many stops you choose to explore.
You can play the game in German, English, Italian, French, Dutch, and Spanish.
Yes, the experience is accessible for travelers of all ages, including infants in strollers and those in wheelchairs.
All you need is a smartphone with internet access. The app is free to download and use during the tour.
Absolutely! The e-Scavenger hunt Vienna is perfect for groups of up to 6 people, making it a great activity for families or friends.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start for a full refund.
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German, English, Italian, French, Dutch, Spanish
Explore Vienna through a series of engaging stops, each highlighting the city’s rich history, art, and architecture.
The Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM) in Vienna is one of the most important museums in the world for European painting.
Vienna evolved from Celtic and Roman settlements into a medieval and Baroque city, becoming a major European music hub from Viennese Classicism to early 20th century.
Discover highlights from Monet to Picasso, explore photography, architecture, and contemporary art, and tour the Habsburg state rooms.
The Hofburg was the residence of Austria’s Habsburg rulers until 1918 and has been the official residence of Austria’s Federal President since 1945.
The Museum of Natural History in Vienna is among the world’s top museums, with artifacts dating back over 250 years.
The Belvedere Museum houses artworks from the Middle Ages to today, making it one of the top art museums worldwide.
The Vienna State Opera is Austria’s most prominent and largest opera house.
St. Stephen's Cathedral, with its 68.3-meter-tall north tower, features the Pummerin, one of Europe's largest free-swinging church bells.
Vienna’s City Hall, designed by Friedrich Schmidt, stands out among the city’s many monumental buildings.
St. Peter's Church on Petersplatz, built in the 18th century, features a round shape inspired by St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City.
Stephansplatz, the city’s central square, is named after the iconic Stephansdom cathedral.
Visit Rathausplatz in front of Vienna’s City Hall for a lively atmosphere and local events.
The Austrian National Library, Austria’s largest library with over 12 million items, offers a glimpse into the nation’s literary history.
See the imperial crowns housed in Vienna’s treasury, among the most significant treasures in the world.
Meet at the starting point in Vienna.
Go to Kärntner Straße 11, Vienna. Open the app and start your adventure!
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From $36.45 per person