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Austria Certified Guides
     Wolfgang Auinger: Coffee Houses and Wine Taverns belong to Vienna like St. Stevens Cathedral, Sisi and Schönbrunn. Despite Lipican Horses and the Boys Choir, Vienna is more than an open air museum. It must have been a special herb that has made so many personalities create their masterpieces right here, and that made Vienna to the world´s most comfortable metropolis, after the turbulent and troubled 20th century. Is it the wine, the coffee, the Kaiserschmarren, the climate, the music, the Viennese sense of humor or the golden heart of the Viennese? Just come along, we will do our best to find an answer. Request
     Margaret Wohlfarter: The various faces of Vienna impressed me since I moved to Vienna. This City offers something for everyone, the imperial past, the cultural monuments, the traditional Coffeehouses or the wine taverns. On request, I would be pleased to show you Vienna by bicycle. Eighter across the center, around the Ring or along the famous "Praterallee" all the way to the Danube Island or the "Old Danube". You will discover places which would have remained undiscovered with a classical city tour. Request
     Mag. Clemens Mosch: The city of Vienna is a myth. An imperial city, the city of music, the city of psychoanalysis and also a place of literature and science. Vienna has always been a point of intersection of the different cultural influences and still is so today. Can there anything be added? I think so. There are plenty of hardly known places in Vienna, which are worth having a look at them and listening to their stories. As a historian, I let my passion run wild, a passion I would like to share with you. Request
     Patricia Grabmayr: I love Vienna from the bottom of my heart. At every corner there are countless stories, legends and mysteries. The witnesses and memories of the history of three thousand years are to be discovered at every step. And above all the historic past, Vienna today is a city full of art, music and culinaric highlights - Vienna has the highest quality of living of all cities in the world. Let me show you the details behind the facade. Request
  Alexandre Zykov: I am Russian and have been living in Vienna for more than 20 years. I admire the city, its richness and history in architecture, painting and music. Vienna fascinates me that much that I decided to share these impressions with my countrymen. That´s why I became a tourist guide. Request
    Tina Junghans: Already as a child I was fascinated by the beautiful buildings, hidden courts, mysterious tales of Vienna and historical heritage of the Vienna Woods. My interest in travelling and my curiosity in get to know other countries and cultures took me to many different parts of the world. But my favorite place in the world remains Vienna. Let me share my love and passion for this city with you. Even though you might have visited Vienna previously, I will show you new, beautiful, hidden places and you will experience the city like never before. Request
    Dr. Klaus Schmidt: After having admired the city from the breezy hights of an office building for 30 years, of an office building that is situated on the place where the Danube-Waltz was performed for the first time in the year 1867, it was time for me to learn more about the secrets and the adresses of that city. Now I want to share my knowledge with curious fans of vienna and those that want to become ones. Believe me, this unique city ensures surprises for the visitors. Or do you know, where Antonio Vivaldi lived in his last years, and where he was buried? Request
    Uta Minnich: Vienna offers something to everybody. Let inspire you and accompany me to "Pawlatschen"-houses and hidden places aside the busy roads. Wherever you walk in the city you may feel the former Habsburg Monarchy. That is what you should discover! Maria Theresia, Sisi and Johann Strauss are still around in history and anecdots. Vienna has always been a melting pot of nations: music and the Viennese cuisine proof it. Did you know that whether the Schnitzel, nor the Goulash nor the Applestrudle are originally Viennese? Request
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