



by Wolfy's Adventures
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€218This 3.5-hour small-group tour in Vienna begins at St. Stephen’s Cathedral, where participants meet before taking the subway to a family-owned bakery in the city’s 10th district. Here, guests sample krapfen, a jam-filled doughnut sprinkled with sugar, a popular pastry enjoyed throughout the year and especially before Lent. The tour continues by subway to a lesser-known coffee house in the 4th district, where traditional Austrian cakes and strudels are tasted. Next, the group visits Vienna’s Naschmarkt, a market area known for a variety of pastries and handmade Austrian chocolates. The tour concludes with a drink at a café in the 7th district favored by locals. Seasonal treats may include palatschinken (jam-filled crepes), marillenknödel (apricot dumplings), gugelhupf (bundt cake), or Austrian ice cream. Guests receive two homemade cakes along with coffee, tea, or a soda drink such as iced tea or apple juice. Hot chocolate is offered in winter, and homemade ice cream is served in summer. The tour is led by an English-speaking local guide who shares stories about the city and provides personalized recommendations for nearby bars and eateries. The small-group tour meets at a central location and does not include hotel pickup or public transportation tickets. Private tour options are available, including hotel pickup and either a Lux Van or metro ticket if public transport is chosen. Gratuities are not included. The maximum group size is 10 people, and participants must be at least 12 years old. Vegetarian and vegan options are possible but may be limited; guests should inquire at least 24 hours before the tour for specific dietary needs.
Family-owned bakery in 10th district
The group visits a local family-run bakery located in Vienna’s 10th district, known for its multicultural atmosphere. Here, guests sample krapfen, a jam-filled doughnut sprinkled with sugar, enjoyed especially before Lent. This stop lasts about 45 minutes.
45 min
Naschmarkt
Naschmarkt is a well-known market area in Vienna where visitors try handmade Austrian chocolates and explore a variety of pastries. This stop provides a chance to sample local sweets and lasts approximately 60 minutes.
60 min
Inner City
The tour includes time in Vienna’s Inner City, where some of the city’s lesser-known pastry shops are located in narrow alleys. Guests sample traditional Austrian cakes and strudels here during the hour-long visit.
60 min
SMALL-GROUP TOUR: We meet all guests on the small group tour in front of the “Wein & CO Wien Stephansplatz” shop, in a small side street off St. Stephen’s Cathedral.
End point
SMALL-GROUP TOUR: We meet all guests on the small group tour in front of the “Wein & CO Wien Stephansplatz” shop, in a small side street off St. Stephen’s Cathedral.




by Wolfy's Adventures
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€218This 3.5-hour small-group tour in Vienna begins at St. Stephen’s Cathedral, where participants meet before taking the subway to a family-owned bakery in the city’s 10th district. Here, guests sample krapfen, a jam-filled doughnut sprinkled with sugar, a popular pastry enjoyed throughout the year and especially before Lent. The tour continues by subway to a lesser-known coffee house in the 4th district, where traditional Austrian cakes and strudels are tasted. Next, the group visits Vienna’s Naschmarkt, a market area known for a variety of pastries and handmade Austrian chocolates. The tour concludes with a drink at a café in the 7th district favored by locals. Seasonal treats may include palatschinken (jam-filled crepes), marillenknödel (apricot dumplings), gugelhupf (bundt cake), or Austrian ice cream. Guests receive two homemade cakes along with coffee, tea, or a soda drink such as iced tea or apple juice. Hot chocolate is offered in winter, and homemade ice cream is served in summer. The tour is led by an English-speaking local guide who shares stories about the city and provides personalized recommendations for nearby bars and eateries. The small-group tour meets at a central location and does not include hotel pickup or public transportation tickets. Private tour options are available, including hotel pickup and either a Lux Van or metro ticket if public transport is chosen. Gratuities are not included. The maximum group size is 10 people, and participants must be at least 12 years old. Vegetarian and vegan options are possible but may be limited; guests should inquire at least 24 hours before the tour for specific dietary needs.
Family-owned bakery in 10th district
The group visits a local family-run bakery located in Vienna’s 10th district, known for its multicultural atmosphere. Here, guests sample krapfen, a jam-filled doughnut sprinkled with sugar, enjoyed especially before Lent. This stop lasts about 45 minutes.
45 min
Naschmarkt
Naschmarkt is a well-known market area in Vienna where visitors try handmade Austrian chocolates and explore a variety of pastries. This stop provides a chance to sample local sweets and lasts approximately 60 minutes.
60 min
Inner City
The tour includes time in Vienna’s Inner City, where some of the city’s lesser-known pastry shops are located in narrow alleys. Guests sample traditional Austrian cakes and strudels here during the hour-long visit.
60 min
SMALL-GROUP TOUR: We meet all guests on the small group tour in front of the “Wein & CO Wien Stephansplatz” shop, in a small side street off St. Stephen’s Cathedral.
End point
SMALL-GROUP TOUR: We meet all guests on the small group tour in front of the “Wein & CO Wien Stephansplatz” shop, in a small side street off St. Stephen’s Cathedral.