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The 5 Best Beethoven, Haydn & Composers Tours in Vienna

5 reviewed

Vienna: Freud, Mozart & Beethoven Exploration Game

Vienna: Freud, Mozart & Beethoven Exploration Game - Starting at St. Stephen’s Cathedral: A Big Opening Point

2.Freud, Mozart & Beethoven Exploration Game

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 14 reviews · 1 to 2 hours (approx.) · from $7Best value

Play a self-guided Vienna puzzle game linking Freud, Mozart, Beethoven, from St. Stephen’s Cathedral to the Freud Museum with offline access.

“This could be really fun however today it was not. Vienna is a really busy city and I found the time taken to read the clues and look for the answers led to doddering about in really busy touristy areas. It’s been really sunny (yay) but that meant the sun glinting off my phone screen made reading the clues more difficult. We gave up early on as the experience was not enjoyable for us today, however, I would definitely try this again elsewhere”

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Haydn Quartett in the Musikverein (Brahms Hall)

Haydn Quartett in the Musikverein (Brahms Hall) - Haydn Quartett program: what you’ll hear during the 2 hours

Vienna: Meet Beethoven Life Private Guided Walking Tour

Vienna: Meet Beethoven Life Private Guided Walking Tour - Beethoven Pasqualatihaus: the included centerpiece that changes the mood

4.Meet Beethoven Life Private Guided Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · 3 to 5 hours (approx.) · from $264

Vienna’s Beethoven-focused walking tour links landmarks to the composer’s life, with an included Pasqualatihaus visit and an optional concert ticket.

“If you are interested in Beethoven’s Vienna you absolutely must book this tour. Our guide, Ingrid, was highly informative weaving Viennese history with the life of Beethoven and vice versa. Thoroughly enjoyable and worth the fee.”

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Vienna: Mozart, Beethoven, & Strauss Private Tour

Vienna: Mozart, Beethoven, & Strauss Private Tour - The Old Town walk: Mozart’s St. Stephen’s connection