Escort Service in Vienna

The capital of elegance

Vienna was the seat of an empire for more than six centuries, and it shows. Grand boulevards, palaces, museums and concert halls give the city a sense of occasion that few places in the world can match, while its famous coffee houses, wine taverns and parks keep it relaxed and liveable. Vienna is regularly ranked as one of the most liveable cities on earth, and for visitors it is a city where good taste is simply part of everyday life.

For our clients, that makes Vienna a natural destination for an elegant companion: an evening at the opera, a long dinner in a historic restaurant or a weekend away from Prague, just four hours by train.

Districts worth knowing

Innere Stadt

The first district inside the Ringstrasse contains the cathedral, the Hofburg, the opera and the best shopping streets. Staying here means everything is within walking distance, including many of the city's finest restaurants and bars.

Along the Ringstrasse

The grand boulevard that circles the old town is lined with nineteenth-century palaces, museums and the city's most famous hotels. Its broad pavements and parks are perfect for an evening stroll.

Neubau and Spittelberg

West of the museums, these districts are full of independent shops, cosy restaurants and wine bars in Biedermeier houses: Vienna at its most charming and relaxed.

Where to stay

Vienna's historic grand hotels are an experience in themselves, with marble lobbies, chandeliers and legendary cafés. For a more contemporary style, design hotels around Stephansplatz and along the Danube Canal offer rooftop bars and modern suites. For a discreet date we recommend a hotel in the first district or on the Ring, where arriving and leaving is effortless.

An unforgettable evening in Vienna

The perfect Viennese evening might begin with an aperitif in a classic hotel bar, continue with a performance at the State Opera or the Musikverein, and end with a late dinner of refined Austrian cuisine or a glass of local wine. Dress codes are taken seriously at the opera, so let us know your plans and your companion will choose an evening gown accordingly.

Coffee houses and wine taverns

Viennese coffee house culture is listed as intangible cultural heritage: marble tables, newspapers on wooden holders, waiters in black tie and cakes such as Sachertorte and apple strudel. In the evening, head to a Heuriger, a traditional wine tavern on the city's vineyard slopes, for a relaxed atmosphere and young local wine. Both are perfect settings for getting to know a new companion.

Seasons in Vienna

The ball season from January to Carnival fills the palaces with waltzes and gowns. Spring and summer bring open-air concerts, terraces and evenings by the Danube. In autumn the opera and concert season begins, and in December the Christmas markets transform the city into one of the most festive in Europe.

Practical tips

• Austria uses the euro.
• Direct trains connect Prague and Vienna in about four hours; Bratislava is only an hour away.
• Book opera and concert tickets early, especially for weekend performances.
• Tipping of around ten percent is usual in restaurants and cafés.

Booking a companion in Vienna

Several of our ladies are available in Vienna, and many of our Prague companions travel there regularly with clients. Most speak German as well as English. Contact us with your dates, hotel and plans, and we will recommend the companions who will make your stay in Vienna truly memorable. For more ideas, read our Vienna weekend guide.