Sightseeing made simple
The Vienna PASS is your all-inclusive ticket to experience Vienna. Available for 1, 2, 3 or 6 consecutive days you can explore Vienna at your leisure and enjoy free entry into Vienna’s most popular monuments, museums and galleries.
City Cruises Vienna
See the modern and historic sides of Vienna on a city cruise with the recently refurbished MS Blue Danube. The route takes you along the Danube Canal, which was the main branch of the Danube in the Middle Ages. It is flanked by architectural highlights such as the Urania observatory, Jean Nouvel’s hotel and commercial building, Hans Hollein’s Media Tower, Otto Wagner’s Schützenhaus and the Spittelau waste incineration plant designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser. On the way back, you can see modern Vienna with its graffiti artwork and trendy bars drift by.
Your Vienna PASS is valid on Tour C (City Cruise). Please show your Vienna PASS at the ticket office at the Schwedenplatz pier.
Please visit the DDSG Homepage for the exact time table.
Beethoven Museum Heiligenstadt
In the early 19th century, Heiligenstadt was a small wine-producing village.
It began to grow when its new healing baths started attracting many guests, including famous representatives of Vienna’s cultural life. Ludwig van Beethoven came seeking healing or at least an improvement of his advancing deafness.
The Beethoven Museum Heiligenstadt sheds light on the composer’s life and works, reflecting new research.
Forchtenstein Castle
Built in the 14th century, Forchtenstein Castle is one of the most important landmarks of Burgenland. In 1622, Nicholas Esterházy received overlordship of Forchtenstein and Eisenstadt. The fortress underwent complete reconstruction and got the appearance it has today. In 1713, as a result of political and military changes, the castle’s function changed as well. Treasures and curiosities were housed in its treasury and the castle served as an arsenal for the troops.
