25+ MILLION ONLINE HAVE SEEN OUR STRUDEL TECHNIQUE - yet its true magic unfolds right here in Vienna, in bright rooms where guests gather, learn and create warm memories around the table.
Tradition meets joy in our rooms, and in just 1,5-2h guests create their own strudel by hand.
Children 5-9 join for free (two per parent). 50% off age 10-15.
We are looking forward to baking with you!
What Makes This Tour Special
Guests spend 1.5 to 2 hours in a well-lit studio learning to hand-stretch strudel dough, fill it with authentic apple mixture, and roll it without breaking. The interactive nature allows participants to engage directly in a culinary tradition rather than just observing.
Hands-on instruction from experienced bakers specializing in Viennese strudel.
Opportunity for children to join free or at discounted rates, making it family-friendly.
Located directly adjacent to the historic Schönbrunn Palace Gardens, enabling a combined cultural outing.
Access to a step-by-step demonstration of dough stretching techniques rarely available in standard tours.
Small group sizes ensure personalized attention and a relaxed learning environment.
Historical Background
Apple Strudel Studio is located next to the Schönbrunn Palace Gardens, an 18th-century Baroque garden designed under Empress Maria Theresa. The strudel itself is a pastry with origins tracing back to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, reflecting centuries-old baking traditions in Vienna.
Is This Tour Worth It?
This cultural & historical activity is highly rated at 5.0/5 across 17 reviews, running 1h 30m from $107 per person.
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Just landed in Vienna or short on time? This relaxed small-group tour is the perfect first-day introduction to the city, combining coffeehouse culture, classic street food, and practical local tips in one easy, well-paced experience. Over 2 hours 45 minutes, you’ll settle into Vienna with a local guide, visit a traditional coffeehouse for a warm drink and pastry, stop at a classic Würstelstand for local street food and a beer or wine, and pick up useful advice to help you make the most of the rest of your stay. Ideal for first-time visitors and shorter stays Traditional coffee and pastry in a classic Vienna coffeehouse Classic Viennese street food tastings plus a beer or wine Local tips and help using Vienna public transport Small group of max 12 guests for a more personal experience
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