Vienna · BIKE TOURS
Flat, ringed by a car-free boulevard and cut through by an island with its own cycle path — this is an easy city to ride. These 15 tours are compared on distance, whether the bike and helmet are included, and how much of the route is on traffic-free paths.
A 3-hour guided bike tour through Vienna’s biggest sights, from the State Opera to St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the Donau Canal.
“Tour guide was fantastic! Learned a lot about the history and the culture of Austrian people as well as all of the great sites we seen.”
Wachau Valley wine tastings by bike from Vienna, with Danube scenery, Dürnstein sights, and included winery stops by train.
“Wonderful day. Very easy and enjoyable. Fun day all around. Max’s winery was great and the guide (her name slips my mind but she was from Hungary) was perfect - energetic, and thoughtful.”
Vienna City Bike Tour: 3-hour guided ride with bike rental, English commentary, and routes that mix highlights with parks and the Danube.
“The bike tour was roughly 3 hours- first seeing some sights in the city center and then along the Danube River and then out through the large city park. It’s was a perfect evening activity to do with my young teenage son.”
3-hour guided bike tour of Vienna, passing Hofburg, Spanish Riding School, St. Stephen’s, and Heldenplatz, with history and views.
“Excellent way to experience Vienna. Cycling allows you to cover so much more ground! Bikes were definitely vintage, but it added to the fun :) Fritz was a great guide and shared so many wonderful things with us!”
Bike through the UNESCO Wachau Valley, sip dry white wines at family wineries, and explore Dürnstein and the Danube on an easy day.
“Amazing experience! Tim is a beauty and knows how to balance sightseeing and immersing us in the experience. 100% recommend and would do again! Should do the hike after lunch. e-bikes are quite enjoyable!”
Pedal Vienna’s Ringstrasse, Opera to Prater, with picture stops and expert English guiding on comfy city bikes, even in rain.
“Get acquainted with Vienna by bike is an excellent idea. The rate of riding and lecturing was good. Natív speakers understood the guide very well, for us who's English is only a second language was not always easy to understand hím because of the combination of fast speed and strange pronounciation. The bikes were very good the people in the bike rental were very kind.”
Vienna highlights by bike with a private guide, included bikes, and quick stops at Hofburg, Ringstrasse, markets, and parks.
“Karin was an exceptional ambassador to Vienna and Austria! Highly recommend this tour! Great introduction to Vienna!”
Guided 90-minute Vienna e-bike tour through the city center, from Karlsplatz toward Belvedere, in a small group with traffic-free stops.
“We took the bikes after the formal tour to Grinzing and had a beer and good food at Figls. Awesome time!!”
A 3-hour small-group bike ride through Vienna’s Ringstrasse, Prater, and the Danube Canal, with stops for iconic sights and stories.
“Well, first off, this was advertised as a “Small Group tour”. It was anything but a small group. I would never had signed up for this tour had I known there would be such a large group. There were several times where the group was separated due to stop lights and not all could make a green light. Because of being separated, information was missed given by the guide since myself and husband were at the rear. On a positive note, the guide was pleasant.”
3-hour Vienna guided e-bike ride to Danube Island, Belvedere, and Prater, with an English guide. $76, smooth, fun, efficient.
“Great way to see a lot of the city! As well as the Danube.”
Guided e-bike tour from Hallstatt into alpine pasture huts, Hallstatt’s heritage sites, and ending at Gosauseen, bikes included.
“This is AMAZING and that is an understatement! The views are breathtaking and Karl was so well versed on the area he made it such an authentic experience! He was patient as well for bikers who are not fully into cycling and it was our favorite part of our trip! Highly recommend and would love to do it again!”
A 3-hour small-group bike tour of Vienna with quick stops at Prater, Danube Canal, Hundertwasser House, museums, and more.
“We ended up with a personal tour. It was great! Extremely thorough, friendly and knowledgeable guide, Horst. Didn't expect to cover so much of Vienna. Definitely recommend!”
Glide through Vienna on a kick bike or e-scooter with a Spanish local guide, hitting Danube Island and side streets while you get bearings for later.
“Amazing Saturday morning with a very kind and informative tour guide. We visited some hidden gems of Vienna. Really enjoyed it.”
Vienna to Klosterneuburg by e-bike for Danube views and a guided abbey cellar tour with wine tasting included.
“The bike ride was good but could have used a couple stops to discuss the attractions along the route. The visit to the abbey's wine cellar was excellent. Going so far underground to see the operation was worth the trip.”
Ride a kick bike through Vienna’s 15th district and MuseumsQuartier, then pause at Naschmarkt for snacks and local bar-and-shop sights.
“Really enjoyed this tour. Our guide was super knowledgeable, accommodating and high energy. We chose the electric scooters, rather than the kick bikes and for us, it was much more physically easier and we covered much more ground (we are in a married couple - 55 and 65 - so that option was better for us.) We talked a lot about the history and current political issues and overall was a really great way to spend the afternoon and see the city.”
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