Vienna: Spooky Ghost Tour in English
1.Vienna: Spooky Ghost Tour in English
English 90-min Vienna ghost walk with Bathory, Blood Alley, St. Stephen’s Cathedral myths, and opera phantoms. $28.
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5 Best Vienna Ghost Tours
The ones worth booking.
The 5 vienna ghost tours worth staying out late for. A short shortlist of the walks and night tours travellers rave about long after the lanterns go out, with prices, run times and the guides who run them.
5 Best Vienna Ghost Tours
Vienna: German Guided Ghost Tour of Spooky Vienna
2.Vienna: German Guided Ghost Tour of Spooky Vienna
A 2-hour German walking ghost tour in Vienna near St. Stephen’s Cathedral, with Templar lore, vampire legend, and devilish stories.
Spooky Vienna Ghost Tour in English
3.Spooky Vienna Ghost Tour in English
A 90-minute English walk through Vienna’s dark legends, ending at St. Stephen’s Cathedral, with spooky stories and lively guidance.
“Really interesting tour of the bloody history of Vienna, the tour guide absolutely made this experience, she was energetic, friendly, informative and recommended lots of places to see and visit during our stay. We thoroughly enjoyed it!”
Private Spooky Vienna Ghost Tour
4.Private Spooky Vienna Ghost Tour
A private 90-minute spooky walk through Vienna’s catacombs, plague stops, and Habsburg burial tales, ending at St. Stephen’s Cathedral.
“The Private Spooky Vienna Tour is a great way to see the city and learn about its history at the same time. Lisa was an awesome guide who is very knowledgeable about the history of the city but is also very engaging and kept our entire group entertained with insights into both the past and…”
Private Spooky Vienna Tour
5.Private Spooky Vienna Tour
Private spooky 1.5-hour walk in Vienna: Blood Alley, plague tales, Mozart’s death, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral with an EN/DE guide.
“Lisa is an awesome guide and we had a great time! She was fun & informative and taught us a ton of the lesser known creepy history of Vienna and did a great job giving the historical context (in an interesting and succinct way) so we could understand it all the way. You won’t be…”