Vienna · DESSERT TOURS
The 11 best dessert tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Vienna’s coffee, cake, and pastries in a small group, with local stories and tasty stops from Reumannplatz to the old town.
“Wonderful tour of different parts of Vienna, an array of cafes and restaurants of Vienna, and scrumptious Viennese food.”
Hands-on chocolate making in Vienna with tastings, tempering, and take-home bars plus included museum time at Chocolate Museum Vienna BO-YO.
“We had a wonderful time. It was very fun and educational! Chocolate bars and hot cocoa was delicious!”
A 2.5-hour small-group walk near Naschmarkt for Viennese coffee, cake, and chocolate tastings, including Zotter samples.
“Our tour guide, Tina, was amazing! She was very knowledgeable and we had a great time!”
Private Vienna walk with palaces, churches, Spanish Riding School, and a Sacher cake option. Small group, local guide, about 3 hours.
“Very cool way to get familiar with city early in your trip. Elisabethe was a great guide and a very nice person. Highly recommend.”
A 210-minute Vienna coffee and cake tour that mixes family bakeries, lesser-known cafés, smart transit tips, and Austrian sweets.
“Tour was amazing! Stomach was happy with all the pastries and tea/wine! Our savory dinner dish was also great as well! We went through subways and buses, it was also a great way to see the districts of Vienna!”
A 3-hour private Vienna family tour with Hofburg stories, Sacher cake breaks, the Butterfly House, and views down the Ringstrasse ending at Prater.
“Our guide was fantastic. She was incredibly kind and offered fascinating stories along the way. We loved the tour and everything we managed to explore in such a brief period. We’d absolutely suggest it to others.”
Make 24 Mozartkugeln and orange hot chocolate at Chocolate Museum Vienna Bo-Yo, then take your sweets home.
“Selma was an amazing instructor. So personable and fun! We loved the experience but it was much more enjoyable with her!”
Vienna secrets and spy stories end at Cafe Landtmann for top cakes, including Kaiserschmarrn, on a small 150-minute English tour.
“Der Guide! Großartig! Unterhaltsam! Zeit verging wie im Flug!”
Bus from Vienna to Bratislava for a guided Old Town walk, free coffee and cake, and a discounted UFO deck, with time to explore.
“Bus connection was relatively easy to navigate. Meeting up with guide was a bit confusing-but able to ask others for directions and we successfully found her. She was a fantastic guide, full of information, answered all questions , gave time for photographs. The old city is breathtaking. Would go back again.”
A fun 3-hour private Vienna family tour hitting Hofburg, Sisi and equestrian shows, plus Sacher cake, Palm House, Butterfly House, and Prater.
Make three Vienna Skyline chocolate bars in white, milk, or vegan dark, then decorate chips and take home about 300g in Vienna.
“Very successful workshops where you can learn a lot - and of course it tastes good too. The manager of the house takes a lot of time and explains things really well. We really enjoyed it.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
