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Dinner cruises provide a unique vantage point to admire Vienna's architecture and scenery. As you glide along the river, you'll see landmarks like the Danube Tower, the Millennium Tower, and the beautiful cityscape illuminated against the night sky.
Go for: Evening cruise on the Danube Canal
Duration: 3 hours
Dinner: Optional
Recommended ticket: Evening Sightseeing Cruise on Danube Canal with Optional Dinner
Go for: Themed evening cruise or sunset cruise
Duration: 3-3.5 hours
Dinner: Yes
Recommended ticket: Danube River Evening Themed Cruise with Dinner & Live Music | Sunset Cruise in Vienna with Barbecue & Fireworks
Go for: Full-day cruise
Duration: 10-13 hours
Dinner: Yes with breakfast, lunch, and snacks
Recommended ticket: Full-Day Danube Cruise to Dürnstein or Bratislava from Vienna
Go for: Combo ticket
Duration: Flexible
Dinner: Yes
Recommended ticket: Blue Danube Boat Tour with Dinner & Schonbrunn Palace Concert
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Address: Franz-Josefs-Kai 2, 1020 Wien, Austria | Find on map
Getting there: Hop on bus #2A to Schwedenplatz U or tram #1 to Schwedenplatz tram stop. From there, it's just a 2-minute walk.
Address: Handelskai 265, 1020 Wien, Austria | Find on map
Getting there: Take bus 11A or 11B to the Vorgartenstraße U stop or the U1 subway (red line) to the Vorgartenstraße subway station. It's about an 8-minute walk from there.
Address: Handelskai 343, 1020 Wien, Austria | Find on map
Getting there: Ride the U2 subway to Donaumarina, which is only a 2-minute walk. You could also rent a bicycle or car to reach the boarding point from anywhere in the city.
Peak season vs. mid-season vs. low season:
Vienna's peak season is from June to August when the weather is great, and the city is alive with events and tourists, so be ready for some crowded cruises! The mid-season, from April to May and September to October, is perfect if you want milder weather and fewer crowds. The low season, November to March, provides a quieter experience, but be prepared for colder temperatures.
Weekend vs. weekday:
Weekends in Vienna are lively, and the dinner cruises reflect that energy, offering a vibrant atmosphere with more locals and tourists. This can be ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in the city's vibrant spirit. Weekday cruises, on the other hand, are generally less crowded and more serene, perfect for those who prefer a quieter, more intimate dining experience on the water.
The starting price of Vienna dinner cruise tickets is . Prices can increase if you opt for additional amenities and services.
There are several types of dinner cruises in Vienna, each offering a unique experience. These include evening sightseeing cruises on the Danube Canal with optional dinner, themed cruises with live music on the Danube River, sunset cruises with barbecue and fireworks, full-day cruises to Dürnstein or Bratislava, and combo packages with a dinner cruise and a concert at Schonbrunn Palace.
Dinner cruises in Vienna typically last around 3-3.5 hours. However, full-day cruises to destinations like Dürnstein or Bratislava can last an entire day, providing a comprehensive experience with multiple meals included.
Each cruise offers different inclusions. Generally, the ticket price covers the boat ride and meals. Some cruises also include live music, themed dinners, and fireworks.
The food served on these cruises varies. Some offer traditional Viennese cuisine, while others feature themed buffets such as Italian Night, Greek Night, or barbecue dinners. Full-day cruises include multiple meals, ensuring passengers are well-fed throughout the journey.
Yes, most dinner cruises offer vegetarian and sometimes vegan options. It's best to check the dinner menu at the time of booking
