Explore the turbulent history of the Viennese Jewish community from the middle ages through to the present day.
The Jewish community in Vienna was one of the largest and most important ones in Europe, famous for its intellectuals but also for its complete and utter dependence on the ruling classes. During our tour of Jewish Vienna we follow in their traces, learn more about the most famous members of their community: Gustav Mahler, Arthur Schnitzler, Sigmund Freud and Theodor Herzl, but also find out why the first Christmas tree ever recorded in writing stood in a Jewish house and which famous car make is named after the daughter of a Viennese rabbi.
We offer a contemplative walk along the “Stones of Remembrance”, a reminder of the fate of the 65,000 Viennese Jews who were deported and murdered in concentration camps after the National Socialists seized power. But they also tell the story of Jewish life and Jewish culture and lead us past the most important establishments of the once large Jewish community and the synagogue.

Emperors, kings and their city of residence
Vienna – the capital of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation:
such an illustrious title required an appropriate setting.

Art Nouveau
Vienna took a significant step into modernity with the epoch of the Art Nouveau style.

Much Maligned but Loved Today
Discover Vienna’s Ringstraße and visit the historical buildings that characterise it.

Vienna’s greatest composers still live on to the present day
We come across the most famous Viennese composers at numerous memorials and, of course, in concert and opera houses as well.

Stories from the Wienerwald
We explore the outskirts of Vienna on a number of different tours, which can be arranged individually to include the things that interest you most.

Hidden treasures in the old town
The historic centre of Vienna is crammed full of small secret gems.
We guide you to these hidden nooks and crannies.

The Art Nouveau Psychiatric Clinic
Medical history, art nouveau highlights and the wonders of nature all rub shoulders am Steinhof.

Hundertwasser in Vienna
Follow in the footsteps of this great artist between exhibitions and Viennese social housing.

Vienna, the Mecca of Medicine
A lot of scary and fascinating items from the history of medicine await you on a visit of discovery through the Old General Hospital.

Along the Danube, monasteries and landscapes
There are also a lot of interesting and beautiful places to see outside of Vienna. We would be glad to arrange day trips through Austria for you.
No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.

A Treasure Trove for Lovers of Art
Vienna’s museums are among the best museums in the world and have a few surprises in store, even for people in the know.

Tombs, Crypts and the Central Cemetery
There is no city in the whole of Europe where you will find so many cemeteries with such fascinating histories as in Vienna.

Contemporary architecture, international architects
Modern Vienna can be explored by going on a sightseeing tour or just as easily by taking a walk through the city.

Viennese delicacies, coffee houses and “Heuriger” (wine tavern)
“A home away from home”: in the Viennese coffee house or Heuriger.
Get in touch
You can reach us by phone, email, or our contact form.
We are looking forward to hearing from you!
Walter Juraschek
+43 699 192 515 24
