Vienna Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour (24 Hours / 72 Hours)

At your own pace!
Vienna City Tour where you can hop on and off wherever you want

This hop-on hop-off bus tour allows you to flexibly discover the various charms of Vienna at your desired pace. Boasting the largest route network in Vienna, this tour connects all the city's key attractions, from the magnificent Ringstrasse to Schönbrunn Palace and Belvedere Palace. Travel comfortably by bus and gain a deeper understanding of Vienna's history and culture through commentaries provided in various languages. Conquer Vienna by freely hopping on and off according to your travel itinerary!

Attraction points

Largest route network
Offers the largest route network in Vienna, allowing you to customize your itinerary as desired.

Free hop-on hop-off system
You can travel through Vienna at your own pace, hopping on and off as much as you like at any stop in the city.

Multilingual audio guide
Commentaries recorded in 19 languages and a children's channel are provided, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of the history and culture of each attraction.

Voucher valid for 1 year
The voucher is valid for 1 year from the date of purchase, so you can use it flexibly even if your travel plans change.

Free Wi-Fi provided
Free Wi-Fi is provided on all buses, allowing you to conveniently use the Internet while on the move.

Special free coffee benefit
You can receive a free cup of coffee at Rondell - Café am Cobenzl with your tour ticket.

Check major attractions by route

1. Red Line
The Red Line passes through the key buildings on Ringstrasse, Vienna's most important circular road. Starting from the Vienna State Opera, this course takes you around the historical heart of the city, including the Hofburg Palace, the Museum of Art History/Natural History, the Parliament Building, City Hall, and the Burgtheater.

• Vienna State Opera: Vienna's musical symbol and the venue for the annual Opera Ball.
• Kunsthistorisches Museum / Heroes' Square: A museum housing world-class works of art and a magnificent square next to the Habsburg Palace.
• City Hall / Burgtheater: The location of Vienna's iconic Gothic-style City Hall and the National Theater.
• Votiv Church: One of the most beautiful neo-Gothic churches in Vienna.
• Kursalon / Johann Strauss Monument: A historic park with a golden statue of Johann Strauss, the father of the waltz.
• Naschmarkt: Vienna's famous traditional market where you can enjoy an international atmosphere and a variety of gastronomy (food).

2. Blue Line
The Blue Line is a course that explores Vienna's unique architecture and leisure spaces away from the center. You can admire the unique exterior of the Hundertwasser House, enjoy the famous Prater Park, take a walk on Danube Island, and visit the Danube Tower.

• State Opera: Vienna's National Opera House, a symbol of music and culture.
• Kunsthistorisches Museum / Heroes' Square: A museum housing world-class works of art and a magnificent square next to the Habsburg Palace.
• City Hall / National Theatre: The location of Vienna's iconic Gothic-style City Hall and the National Theater.
• Votiv Church: One of the most beautiful neo-Gothic churches in Vienna.
• Sigmund Freud Museum: You can visit the birthplace and museum of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis.
• Hundertwasser House: You can see firsthand Hundertwasser's work, famous for its unique and irregular architecture.
• Prater / Giant Ferris Wheel: Vienna's famous theme park with a historic Ferris wheel that has appeared in movies.
• Danube Tower: One of Vienna's tallest observatories, offering a view of the entire city from the Danube River.
• UNO City: Modern architecture that shows Vienna's international side, where major UN organizations are gathered.

3. Yellow Line
The Yellow Line is the main route that conveniently connects the Vienna State Opera and Schönbrunn Palace. The route includes major tourist attractions such as Naschmarkt, famous for its gastronomy and international atmosphere, the Central Station, the Museum of Military History, and the Belvedere Palace.

• State Opera: Vienna's National Opera House, a symbol of music and culture.
• Kunsthistorisches Museum / Heroes' Square: A museum housing world-class works of art and a magnificent square next to the Habsburg Palace.
• Schönbrunn Palace: The summer palace of the Habsburg imperial family and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can see the palace and beautiful gardens.
• Belvedere Palace: A palace that houses Austrian works of art, including Klimt's 'Kiss', and a Baroque masterpiece.
• Belvedere 21 Museum of Contemporary Art: Located near the Belvedere Palace, it is a place where you can discover new trends in modern art.