
Vienna Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
The Vienna hop-on hop-off bus is a convenient way to navigate the city, allowing you to explore at your leisure by getting on and off at any of the stops. Bus Details. This sightseeing bus operates on 2 routes with 22 stops.
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The Vienna hop-on hop-off bus is a convenient way to navigate the city, allowing you to explore at your leisure by getting on and off at any of the stops.
Bus Details
This sightseeing bus operates on 2 routes with 22 stops. As you travel on the open-top double-decker, you will receive pre-recorded commentary in English detailing the city's sights and history. Depending on your ticket choice, you may add another route and a walking tour with an audio guide.
Notable stops include Opera, Stadtpark (City Park), Mariahilferstrasse, Schönbrunn Palace, and Hofburg and Belvedere Museums.
How Does It Work?
The ticket is valid for 24 or 48 consecutive hours from activation, allowing unlimited hops during this period. You will be asked for a start date upon reservation, but the service can be used within two weeks of that date. A voucher will be provided, which must be presented on the first bus.
Ticket Options
24-Hour Ticket
Offers unlimited access to the two main routes for 24 hours.
Red line: Departures from 9:30 am to 5 pm every hour; the full tour lasts one and a half hours.Blue line: Departures from 9:45 am to 4:15 pm every 30 minutes; the full tour lasts one and a half hours.
48-Hour Ticket
Includes unlimited access to both main routes for 48 hours and a walking tour with an audio guide.
Itinerary Adjustments
Note that certain stops on the red line are closed until further notice: 10 Blue Danube / Pier 3, 11 Danube River Cruises B / Pier 8, 12 Danube Tower, and 13 Old Danube / Alte Donau.
Prices
Included
- Unlimited use of the Big Bus Vienna for the chosen time period
- Bus tours of Vienna's main sights
- Headphones for each person
- Access to an app containing guided routes & itineraries (depending on selection)
Tips
- Accessibility: Yes, most of the buses are accessible