Grand city route through Vienna in the traditional Fiaker
Just like the magnificent St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Hofburg, the Fiakers are part of Vienna. Since the 17th century, horse-drawn carriages have been driving through the streets of the Austrian capital. Today, the coachmen – who are also called Fiakers – show their guests the beautiful city on the Danube. The highlight of this route is definitely the Hofburg, but various churches, the Burgtheater, and the City Hall are also worth a visit.
Author’s recommendation
Fiaker rides are also possible to Schönbrunn Palace and the Central Cemetery!
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Tips and suggestions
To ensure the ride, it is advisable to book about 3 days in advance. The grand city route is offered by several operators in a similar way and costs around 100 €.
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The city route begins at St. Stephen's Square, directly in front of the impressive St. Stephen's Cathedral. Via Dorotheergasse it goes to the Augustinian Church and then around the Albertina to the Hofburg. Past Palais Ferstel, through the Michaelertrakt and over the Inner Burghof, we are driven to Heldenplatz.
Over Löwelplatz we soon reach the magnificent Burgtheater. The City Hall, the University, and the Natural History Museum can also be seen on our Fiaker ride. Over the Hoher Markt, we then reach St. Stephen's Square again, where our tour ends.
Albertina
Hofburg Palace
Austrian National Theatre
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By train to Vienna station, then by subway to St. Stephen's CathedralGet Timetable to destination
Directions
On the A1 to ViennaParking
Numerous parking options in the city center, but better to arrive by public transport!Coordinates
Equipment
No special equipment necessary.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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