AUSTRIA | Vienna | Mini Travel Guide #1
Heeve-Ho Vienna: A Sailor’s Life for Me!
For hundreds of years, ships’ captains and crews have bravely faced fierce pirates, stormy seas, and robber barons to pull their cargo safely into Vienna’s river ports. But where did they all go once they got here? Explore the historic neighborhoods of merchants and sailors on this walking tour of old-town Vienna. Then, become the captain of your own paddle boat!
AUSTRIA | Vienna | Mini Travel Guide #2
Carnival Caravan
Amusement parks fans, join the Carnival Caravan! Start your day with a laugh at the Circus and Clown Museum. Then, it’s off to the famous Prater Amusement Park for lunch and more rides than you can imagine. Expect the unexpected in this carnival-like setting. Be sure to hop on the giant Ferris wheel for a panoramic view over all of Vienna- but only if you’re not afraid of heights. Oh my!
AUSTRIA | Vienna | Mini Travel Guide #3
Magical Musical Mozart
Vienna is a city of music! Relive Vienna’s history as you visit the homes of musicians who were famous, even as children! See the Vienna Boy’s Choir perform. Then make some music of your own at the Haus der Musik.
AUSTRIA | Vienna | Mini Travel Guide #4
Awesome Art & Play at the Park
Crazy colors, wavy floors and trees growing out of the walls? You’ve never seen a museum like this before!! Following a fun-filled lunch at the KunstHaus café, head to the park and play, play, play! Skateboarders will enjoy a dedicated space with ramps and a playground provides a carefree place for frolicking.
AUSTRIA | Vienna | Mini Travel Guide #5
Tick-Tock: Vienna’s Cool Clocks
Think clocks are just for telling time? Think again! This tour will show you how artists and engineers have created gigantic landmarks, funky characters and charted the stars in the sky – all with clocks!
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AUSTRIA | Bonus Guide
A is for AUSTRIA
U is for U-bahn! Learn useful German travel vocabulary and fun facts about the country of Austria with this bonus guide. Photo collage illustrations celebrate landmarks and every day objects alike. Fun and educational for kids of all ages, this guide can be enjoyed on its own or used to supplement tours in real life.
