Vienna · DESSERT TOURS
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Here are the 11 best dessert tours in Vienna right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and who it suits. Begin at the top; it holds that spot for a reason.
Taste Vienna through family bakeries, Naschmarkt sweets, and old-town pastry alleys with a friendly local guide and lots of food.
“We learned so much about the city along with the delicious food! Highly recommend for a personal experience.”
Temper chocolate bars and sip Aztec-style Xocolatl at BO-YO Chocolate Museum in Vienna, with museum entry included.
“It was so much fun learning about cocoa and making our own chocolate bars and hot chocolate! Learning all the history of the how/when/why chocolate all began was a lot of fun as well! Definitely would recommend this experience!”
A 2.5-hour Vienna tour of coffeehouses and sweet shops near Naschmarkt, with tastings of classic coffee, cake, wafers, and Zotter chocolate.
“Tina was the loveliest tour guide for our coffee, cake and chocolate tour! What a wonderful guide! She was super personal and flexible. She took her time as we walked through the city and showed us parts of Vienna we would have never noticed. The coffee, cakes and chocolate were delicious and the stops just delightful! I can’t recommend Tina’s tour enough! My daughter and I had the best afternoon!”
Taste Vienna by subway and café-hop on a small-group sweets tour with family bakeries, history, and plenty of cakes.
“Exceptional! Few very nice surprises and the energy was simply amazing. A must see tour when in Vienna!”
A 2.5-3 hour Vienna private city walk linking Habsburg sights, churches, Roman ruins, and an optional Sacher cake stop.
“Aida was amazing. Very knowledgeable, easy to talk to, flexible, and fun. She provided the right kind of information.”
Explore the House of Strauss in Vienna with a guide app, a 15-minute LED concert show, then relax with coffee and Strauss cake.
“What a fabulous initiative for House Of Strauss. Introducing Strauss in a slide presentation wasn’t boring, the owners have really worked hard to make this tour interesting. Upstairs was super fun with lots of interactive activities to explore & play. Staff very helpful, l would totally recommend.”
A family-friendly 3-hour Vienna loop with Sisi stories, Sacher cake breaks, and butterfly and equestrian stops ending at Prater.
“My family and I truly enjoyed this tour together. It was a wonderful way for us to explore Vienna while going deeper into its history and culture at a pace that worked well for all ages. The experience felt engaging, relaxed, and very family-friendly, making it easy for everyone to stay interested and involved. We all came away having learned something new and shared some great moments. I would absolutely recommend this tour to other families visiting Vienna.”
Make 24 Mozartkugel and orange hot chocolate in Vienna at BO-YO Chocolate Museum. Small English workshop, take-home sweets included.
“Very fun experience, helps you to live in the moment, helps you appreciate the chocolate making procedure…. And you end up with many chocolates to enjoy!!!! Our instructor was very passionate and very pleasant to work with ( Jenaiya if I am spelling it correctly)”
A small-group Vienna tour that mixes scandalous court tales with top coffeehouse cakes at Cafe Landtmann, led in English.
“Der Guide! Großartig! Unterhaltsam! Zeit verging wie im Flug!”
Private 3-hour Vienna highlights walk with a local guide, Hofburg and Opera stops, Jewish Quarter context, and coffee with Sacher cake.
“EXCELLENT GUIDE Aida made contact with us via WhatsApp prior to the tour so I felt reassured that she knew we would be meeting her and that the tour was arranged. Aida was delightful, so knowledgeable and engaginging. She showed us hidden gems of the city we would never have found if we had just followed a guide book, but where it was a private tour we could ask questions freely and she sensed our love of history and tailored the topics accordingly. It might seem an extravagance but I would say that if you want to get the most out of the city then a personal tour really gives…”
Spend a full day in Bratislava from Vienna by bus, with a one-hour Old Town walk, coffee and cake, and optional UFO deck savings.
“Pls don’t fall for this scam of a tour . This is a joke , you can travel and do it on your own because you anyway do that at practically double the price . Guided tour of 1 hour is not about the places but about which restaurant is cheap for food. There is 0 professionalism . They leRead more”
