| Following in the Footsteps of Sisi |
Vamos also runs a tour programme called; Following in the
Footsteps of Sisi. The tour takes you on a journey in time enabling
you to see how Empress Elisabeth, who was affectionately known as
‘Sisi’ lived and gives you a wonderful insight into this intriguing,
intelligent and fascinating woman. The tour is run on Tuesdays and
Saturdays and departs at 09.45 and lasts 3.5hrs.
| Prices from £35.00pp |
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| Vienna Woods & Mayerling Tour |
Another superb tour is the Vienna Woods & Mayerling Tour, which
takes you on a four-hour trip through the southern part of the
Vienna Woods, including the Roman city of Baden, Helenental,
Mayerling Hunting Lodge and Seegrotte! The tour is available on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Duration 4 hours.
| Prices from £40.00pp* |
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| Viennese Serenade & Grinzing Heurigenshow |
The Viennese Serenade & Grinzing Heurigenshow offers you the
super chance of trying Vienna’s famous giant Ferris wheel, as well
as seeing the impressive Grinzing Heurigenshow. You will have chance
to witness famous Austrian songs and operettas as well as having the
opportunity to dance yourself. The tour is run on Tuesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays. Departure is at 19.30 hrs and the programme lasts 4
hrs.
| Prices from £50.00pp* |
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| Salzburg, Budapest and Prague Tours |
These are full day tours by coach to these wonderful Imperial
cities. Your English speaking guide will point out the most
fascinating attractions and explain about many points of interest
en-route. A superb way to see a lot in a short period of time.
Duration – one day.
| Prices from £35.00pp* |
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* Tours terms & conditions, general information *
Please accept our apologies if there is a delayed departure due to
heavy traffic.
Wait at or near the reception of your hotel and help us to recognise
you as our customer.
In case of transfer back to your hotel we will take you as close as
possible.
Children up to 12 years requiring their own seat pay children fare.
Please note that programs and prices are subject to alterations.
No responsibility can be taken for objects lost or left behind.
Tour 2: Entrance fee for the Spanish Riding School has to be paid
separately: €10 (directly at the bus). The Spanish Riding School is
opened on the following days: TBA
Make sure you know where your tour ends.
All tours are guaranteed in English. No refund for not used tickets.
Above mentioned rates are in GBP and per person.
Please do not forget your Voucher issued with the remark:
reserved and payable by Vamos Travel. We pick you up at your hotel
(unless stated otherwise) approx. 30 - 45 minutes before the stated
departure times (the pick-up bus is not necessarily identical with
the tour bus. Possibly you have to change the bus at the station).
| Half & full Day Excursions |
Day Bike trips from Vienna: Wachau and
NeusiedlerseeYour
time is limited in Austria but you would still like to see something
of the countryside? There are two great day trips that can be easily
taken from Vienna.
1)
the Wachau, with a visit to the famous
monastery in Melk, and
2)
a trip to one of the largest inland lakes
in Europe with a visit to the bird sanctuary
Wachau/Melk/Dürnstein
A trip to the Wachau region
will let you ride through one of the most scenic parts of the Danube
Bike Trail. This entire region is a UNESCO Heritage Site and for a
good reason. There is the beautiful and historic monastery in Melk,
the unforgettable scenery as you ride through the vineyards along
the Danube and then, quaint Dürnstein with the castle ruins where
King Richard the Lionhearted was kept prisoner. It doesn’t get much
better than this! A day to remember.
Contact: Pedal Power,
or Vamos Travel for more INFO
Lake Neusiedl/National
Park/bird sanctuary
Want a real Austrian
adventure? After a 45 minute train ride you are in Neusiedl am See.
From here you ride through the reeds along the lake to the National
Park / bird sanctuary. Depending on the time of the year, you can
see many of the birds that travel to Europe from Africa. Then to
Illmitz to catch the ferry across the lake to Mörbisch. Here you
will see just how big it is. Disembarking, you continue to Rust,
known for three things; a quaint, beautiful town square, storks
nesting on the houses and good food and wine. Pick one of the
enticing restaurants. You won’t be sorry! After lunch you ride
through the villages along the lake and through vineyards back to
Neusiedl for a well earned, relaxing ride back to Vienna. You might
want to do it again the next day!
Contact: Pedal Power, or Vamos Travel
for more INFO
Krems an der Donau is the eastern gateway to the Wachau
Valley, one of Europe's loveliest river landscapes. It is also one
of the oldest cities in the land. It’s history extends back more
than a 1000 years and is evident everywhere you look; in the streets
and squares, in the old monasteries and churches, in the town houses
and fortifications. The historical centre of Krems is one of the
most beautiful in Europe. Over the centuries, builders and
architects have created a unique cityscape here that has been
lovingly cared for and preserved. These efforts have not gone
unnoticed, as UNESCO have added it to the World Heritage List. With
all this history, you might think that the city is dominated by the
past. In reality, Krems is very open to modern life: Contemporary
art and culture play an important role here, adding variety and
energy to public areas throughout the city. The spectacular Krems an
der Donau is a highly recommended day excursion to take, if you are
looking to discover further reaches of Vienna on a weekend break
holiday. Krems an der Donau is approximately 60 miles from Vienna,
making it very possible to escape the capital for the day. Guides,
transfers, tours all can be pre-booked. Contact the Austria travel
specialists or browse through our amazing city breaks details
on-line.
The Wachau is a stretch of the Danube Valley between Melk and
Krems of high visual landscape quality. It is an outstanding example
of a riverine landscape bordered by mountains in which material
evidence of its long historical evolution has survived to a
remarkable degree. It preserves in an intact and visible form many
traces, in terms of architecture, urban design, and agricultural
use, principally for the cultivation of vines, of its continuous and
organic evolution since prehistoric times. Today the Wachau is the
highlight on a trip along the Danube, either by bicycle along the
famous Danube biking route, or by boat or car. The landscape of the
Wachau region with its cultural and culinary highlights is worth
visiting at any time of the year. Come discover Austria. Love this
country as much as we do. Contact our friendly staff about a weekend
break to Vienna or beyond. You only have to read our testimonials to
know, that you’ve reached the right company.
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