
Vienna: Flexipass for 3, 4 or 5 Top Sights
- Skip the ticket line
- Valid: 1 month
From
US$ 59.19
per person
In the heart of Vienna's gorgeous Prater park lies the famous amusement park known as the Wurstelprater. The Wurstelprater first opened its doors in 1766 and today hosts an unusual mix of classic and brand new rides, offering an exciting day out for all ages.
Built in 1897, the Wiener Riesenrad is one of Vienna's favorite tourist attractions. Famous from films like The Third Man and Before Sunrise, it grants stunning views of the city.
For a panorama that trumps that of the ferris wheel, plus an injection of adrenaline, climb aboard the 117-meter-tall Praterturm, the highest flying swing in the world.
A classic of old-style theme parks, the magic rotor spins at a speed of 30 rotations per minute, gluing its passengers to the wall through pure centrifugal force.
Those who dare should make sure to ride Volare, a roller coaster that propels passengers through the air head first, simulating the feeling of flight over a distance of 420 meters.
If Volare wasn't enough for you, then head over to the Ejection Seat and get catapulted towards the sky at a mind-blowing speed of 14 meters per second.
If you happen to be visiting the Prater in winter, make sure to check out the famous traditional Christmas market, which takes place every year from mid-November until the beginning of January in front of the giant ferris wheel.
Note that there is no admission fee for the amusement park and that tickets must be bought for each individual ride, which is great for parents that want to indulge their kids, as the park is a very pleasant hang-out spot even for those not seeking thrills.
Loved this activity, the Chocolate museum is included in the price and was interesting and informative with some fun exhibits for photographic opportunities! The chocolate workshop itself was great fun and being the only person participating that day ( off season in February) I was given personal attention by the young chocolatier , Nemo. I was able to make and decorate 3 bars of chocolate and given a cup of the most delicious hit chocolate while waiting for my chocolate bars to set. There is also a shop where you can buy various chocolate items and make up your own box of chocolates from a selection.
2 day Pass was good, still have to go to the ticket office to get your pass as electronic pass is not valid. Website needs to be updated as office has moved (Google maps the location!! don't go off website address) & also opens at 9am not 10am as website states. So wasted as hour on the first day.
Mueseum madam Tussauds is very well.Some of persons is not realy famous and i think that it is too small.There is no wardrobe and because of that we must carry our jackets in our hands.
Was good. My daughter who is 8 enjoyed it. Not too long. Chocolatier was thorough but straight to the point. Get to make and take your chocolate home
Loved this visit, only wish I had a visiting companion with me on the day as I had to ask strangers to take photos for me with the exhibits!