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Impressions from the Viennese Waltz tour
I would be glad to hear the feedback from those who went on the Viennese Waltz tour from Accord. I am most interested in whether it makes sense to visit all the variety of excursions, I would especially like to hear an opinion about visiting: a jousting tournament with dinner in the Sümeg fortress! (45 €), “Vienna in evening dress!” (45 €), “Tales of the Vienna Woods” (35 €), visit the Vienna Kursalon (40 €), “Legends of the Wachau Valley” (55 €).
Since the prices for these excursions are quite high, share your personal experience, it might be better to spend them on souvenirs
Since the prices for these excursions are quite high, share your personal experience, it might be better to spend them on souvenirs
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I went at the end of October 2009. I liked the tour very much .... Little time in Budapest ... We took excursions
1. after a tour of Budapest - Szentendre (not much), it would be better to walk around the city on your own, go to the baths ...
2. on a boat in Budapest in the evening (I liked it).
3. Baths in Heviz - for an amateur, (a crowd of people, there is no entertainment, you sit and get wet in the water)
3. Schönbrunn and Belvedere .. everything would be fine, but the tour was already in the evening, there was no photo + fatigue was felt ..
4. Tales from the Vienna Woods suck!!! I was taken by bus through the forest, rolled through some kind of cave, brought to the small town of Baden, allowed to walk through it for 30 minutes. and drink coffee, and back (.
The best impressions were - this is when with a map and a guide to Vienna !!!
Knightly tournament - who went, opinions were divided .... the girls didn’t really like it, I understood)))
The Wachau valleys were also not very enthusiastic, they traveled more on the bus .....
Have a nice trip!)
1. after a tour of Budapest - Szentendre (not much), it would be better to walk around the city on your own, go to the baths ...
2. on a boat in Budapest in the evening (I liked it).
3. Baths in Heviz - for an amateur, (a crowd of people, there is no entertainment, you sit and get wet in the water)
3. Schönbrunn and Belvedere .. everything would be fine, but the tour was already in the evening, there was no photo + fatigue was felt ..
4. Tales from the Vienna Woods suck!!! I was taken by bus through the forest, rolled through some kind of cave, brought to the small town of Baden, allowed to walk through it for 30 minutes. and drink coffee, and back (.
The best impressions were - this is when with a map and a guide to Vienna !!!
Knightly tournament - who went, opinions were divided .... the girls didn’t really like it, I understood)))
The Wachau valleys were also not very enthusiastic, they traveled more on the bus .....
Have a nice trip!)
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answered 15 years ago
Vienna itself is very beautiful, but what is included in the tour "Vienna in Evening Dress"? Maybe a boat trip? And so you can independently bypass the entire center, there is nothing complicated there.
"Tales of the Vienna Woods" in the truest sense of the word - fairy tales. It is a park with paths, I did not find anything beautiful in it, as well as in the town of Baden, a village by a village. Wasted money. Be sure to go to the opera house, there is something to see there. Hofburg, Schweitzerhof, Amalienburg, Schonbrunn, Belvedere - to be in Vienna and not see this means not to be in Vienna at all. And, of course, by all means, eat the famous Viennese pastries, especially their signature Sachertorte cake, reminiscent of the Prague cake. Have a good trip!
"Tales of the Vienna Woods" in the truest sense of the word - fairy tales. It is a park with paths, I did not find anything beautiful in it, as well as in the town of Baden, a village by a village. Wasted money. Be sure to go to the opera house, there is something to see there. Hofburg, Schweitzerhof, Amalienburg, Schonbrunn, Belvedere - to be in Vienna and not see this means not to be in Vienna at all. And, of course, by all means, eat the famous Viennese pastries, especially their signature Sachertorte cake, reminiscent of the Prague cake. Have a good trip!
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answered 15 years ago
I went with another company Algol "5 pearls of Europe ", which included Budapest and Vienna ... I was delighted from start to finish ... In Budapest, I liked the Secheni baths and the Parliament (not inside), I plan this time. The Wachau Valley is something! I still keep their apricot liqueur so that I can inhale the scent for a moment! in general, I realized that it all depends on the tour operator and guide, you can present the same thing well and not very much. We were given a lot of time everywhere, sometimes there was even more time than necessary, we rested in the full sense! the bus was kept to a minimum, as were the group tours, everything was perfect. But it was Algol. Here I go with a chord! a lot of negative reviews, I will try to spend all the tours with my husband and still have a great time!
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answered 13 years ago
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