Austria · CARRIAGE RIDES IN VIENNA
Good carriage rides in Vienna fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Take a 30-minute Vienna Fiaker ride through Old Town past St. Stephen’s, the Ring, Hofburg, and the Parliament, ending back at the cathedral.
“Very enjoyable and comfortable carriage ride around the streets of Vienna, with many interesting sites and facts about the city.”
Meet real Viennese Fiakers at their stable in Simmering, then ride a horse-drawn carriage into the city center for 90 minutes.
“The tour was amazing! I highly recommend this activity!! Really felt good to hear about how much the horses are loved and cared for. :)”
Private horse-drawn carriage through Vienna’s old town with sparkling wine, regional food, and coachman tales from Albertina, 40 to 60 min.
“A highlight of the trip and a great way to see Vienna”
A 30-minute horse-drawn carriage ride through Schönbrunn Palace gardens, with Fiaker stories, major fountains, and big palace views.
Vienna horse-drawn carriage through the Hofburg area with sparkling Austrian wine and classic snacks, private group up to four.
“Stunning and beautiful! Everyone stared and you feel like royalty. Marco was awesome! Attentive and punctual. Communicates well. The beauty! The history! These amazing animals!”
Visit the Fiaker stables, learn how horses and carriages run, then ride past Belvedere, Ringstraße, and the Hofburg area in 90 minutes.
“This tour started at the stables (which are definitely off the beaten path) and it was great to hear how the horses live, are taken care of, and watched over. The ride into town, while not overly scenic was enjoyable and we drove by multiple churches and monuments.”
Vienna VIP Mozart evening with a 4-course dinner, horse-drawn carriage ride, and Musikverein concert with VIP seating and guided escort.
“Very nice and amazing experience for the family food was good the concert speechless the meeting with the singers”
Pick the kind of day you want and start at the top of the list.
