Vienna Woods Wine Tour: Private Day Trip from Vienna
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Overview
The Private Vienna Woods Wine Tour takes travelers on a special trip to the Thermal Region, near Vienna, where Austrian wine-making began. This tour shows off the best wine and food from local farms.
What to Expect: Depending on the time of year, the tour changes. From April to October, the tour includes a walk through forests and vineyards. People can see amazing views of Vienna. The tour then visits an old wine village for lunch and wine tasting. From November to March, the tour visits one of Austria's oldest wine-making places, dating back to 1141. Guests meet a top wine-maker for a private wine tasting where they can ask questions.
This tour starts at Wien Mitte Railway Station and includes stops in Baden and Gumpoldskirchen. A guide who speaks English will lead the tour. The tour includes alcoholic drinks but does not include lunch or tips for the guide. With over 2,500 five-star reviews, this is a tour you can trust to show you the beauty of Austrian wine country.




Highlights
Discover Austria's Wine Region: Explore the Thermal Region, the start of Austrian wine-making.
Walk Through Vineyards (Summer): Hike through forests and vineyards with great views of Vienna (April-October).
Visit Old Wine Village: Stop in an old wine village for lunch and try local wines.
Taste Wine with a Wine-Maker (Winter): Meet a wine-maker for a private wine tasting and Q&A (November-March).
English-Speaking Guide: Learn about the area from a guide who speaks English.
Start and End in Vienna: Easy to get to with a starting point at Wien Mitte Railway Station.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers really enjoy the tour for its beautiful views, great wine, and friendly guides. Some wish lunch was included and some wanted more time at certain stops.

Customers loved the beautiful scenery and vineyards.
Many enjoyed the wine tastings and found the wine delicious.
The guides were often praised for being knowledgeable and friendly.
The tour provides a relaxing and enjoyable experience.
Some reviewers mentioned that lunch was not included.
A few people wished for more time at certain locations.
The Journey
Wien Mitte Railway Station
Begin your adventure at Wien Mitte, a major transportation hub in Vienna and the designated meeting point. This central station connects you to the Vienna Woods and offers convenient access to the city's U-Bahn and S-Bahn networks. Wien Mitte serves as the perfect gateway to escape the urban bustle and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and cultural experiences that await.
Baden
Discover Baden, a charming spa town steeped in history and elegance, once favored by Beethoven as a summer retreat. Stroll through its classic village center, admiring the Biedermeier architecture and manicured parks, before venturing into the Vienna Woods. Hike along scenic forest trails to panoramic viewpoints offering breathtaking vistas of the Vienna basin and the Wienerwald. In the vineyards, you'll get an opportunity for open-air wine tasting.
Gumpoldskirchen
Immerse yourself in the charm of Gumpoldskirchen, a picturesque wine village renowned for its traditional Austrian wine taverns (Heuriger) and exceptional wines. Participate in an exclusive wine tasting led by one of the region's finest winemakers, gaining insights into family history, climate change impacts, and organic production methods. Whether enjoying lunch at a Heuriger in summer or savoring wine before lunch in winter, Gumpoldskirchen offers a unique glimpse into Austria's vibrant wine culture.
Know Before You Go
This private tour includes a guided hike (in summer), live commentary in English, and alcoholic beverages. Lunch and tips for the guide are not included. The tour starts at Wien Mitte Railway Station, with stops in Baden and Gumpoldskirchen. Please note gratuities are not included.
Hot Tip
Customers suggest wearing comfortable shoes for the summer hike and bringing extra money for lunch, since it's not included. They also recommend asking the guide questions to learn more about the wine-making process.