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

Take your time and go at your own pace!
Vienna City Tour with hop-on and hop-off options

This hop-on, hop-off bus tour allows you to discover Vienna's diverse charms at your own pace. Boasting the largest network of routes in Vienna, this tour connects all the city's key attractions, from the magnificent Ringstrasse to Schönbrunn Palace and Belvedere Palace. Travel comfortably on the bus, and with commentary available in multiple languages, you'll gain a deeper understanding of Vienna's history and culture. Hop on and off freely to suit your itinerary and conquer Vienna!

Attractive points

Largest route network
We offer the widest route network in Vienna, allowing you to tailor your schedule to your needs.

Free boarding and disembarking
Hop on and off as many times as you like at any stop in the city and explore Vienna at your own pace.

Multilingual audio guide
Recorded commentary in 19 languages and a children's channel are provided to help you gain a deeper understanding of the history and culture of each attraction.

Voucher valid for 1 year
The voucher is valid for one year from the date of purchase, giving you flexibility to use it even if your travel plans change.

Free Wi-Fi provided
All buses offer free Wi-Fi, allowing you to conveniently stay connected while on the move.

Special free coffee offer
With your tour ticket, you get a free cup of coffee at Rondell - Café am Cobenzl.

Check out major tourist attractions by route

1. Red Line
The Red Line passes through the key buildings of Vienna's most important ring road, the Ringstrasse. Starting at the Vienna State Opera, it explores the city's historic heart, including the Hofburg Palace, the Museum of Art History and Natural History, the Reichstag, City Hall, and the Burgtheater.

• Vienna State Opera: Vienna's musical symbol and home to the annual Opera Ball.
• Kunsthistorisches Museum / Heroes' Square: A magnificent square next to the Habsburg Palace and a museum housing world-class art.
• City Hall / Burgtheater: This is where the Gothic-style city hall and national theater, which are symbols of Vienna, are located.
• Votiv Church: One of the most beautiful neo-Gothic churches in Vienna.
• Kursalon / Johann Strauss Statue: A historic park with a golden statue of Johann Strauss, the father of the waltz.
• Naschmarkt: Vienna's famous traditional market with an international atmosphere and a variety of gourmet foods.

2. Blue Line
The Blue Line takes you beyond the city center and explores Vienna's unique architecture and leisure spaces. You'll experience a variety of experiences, including admiring the distinctive façade of the Hundertwasser House, exploring the famous Prater Park, strolling through Danube Island, and visiting the Danube Tower.

• State Opera : Vienna's national opera house, a symbol of music and culture.
• Kunsthistorisches Museum / Heroes' Square (Kunsthistorisches Museum) : A magnificent square next to the Habsburg Palace and a museum housing world-class art.
• City Hall / Burgtheater (City Hall / National Theatre) : This is where the Gothic-style city hall and national theatre, which are symbols of Vienna, are located.
• 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 : See the work of Hundertwasser, famous for his unique and atypical architecture.
• Prater / Giant Ferris Wheel : Vienna's famous theme park with a historic giant Ferris wheel that has even appeared in movies.
• Danube Tower: One of Vienna's highest observation decks, offering panoramic views of the entire city from the banks of the Danube.
• UNO City : A modern building that showcases Vienna's international character, home to the main UN organizations.

3. Yellow Line
The Yellow Line is a major route that conveniently connects the Vienna State Opera and Schönbrunn Palace. It also passes major tourist attractions, including the Naschmarkt, renowned for its culinary delights and international atmosphere, Central Station, the Museum of Military History, and Belvedere Palace.

• State Opera: Vienna's national opera house, a symbol of music and culture.
• Kunsthistorisches Museum / Heroes' Square: A magnificent square next to the Habsburg Palace and the museum housing world-class art.
• Schönbrunn Palace: The summer palace of the Habsburgs and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you can see the palace and its beautiful gardens.
• Belvedere Palace: A palace that houses Austrian art, including Klimt's 'The Kiss', and is a masterpiece of Baroque style.
• Belvedere 21 Museum of Contemporary Art: Located near the Belvedere Palace, this is a place where you can experience new trends in contemporary art.