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   Stop 1 – Opera / Walfischgasse (Red) | Opera / Albertina (Blue)

   The main boarding point for both routes, beside the Vienna State Opera — also the departure point for the daily English City Walk at 11:30 AM.

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   Stop 2 – House of Music (Red) | Mariahilfer Straße (Blue)

   The Red Route passes the Haus der Musik; the Blue Route heads towards Vienna's main shopping boulevard.

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   Stop 3 – MuseumsQuartier / Mariahilfer Straße (Red) | Technisches Museum (Blue)

   One of Europe's largest cultural districts on the Red Route; the Museum of Science and Technology on the Blue.

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   Stop 4 – Museums / Hofburg (Red) | Schönbrunn Palace & Zoo (Blue)

   The Red Route skirts the imperial Hofburg complex; the Blue Route terminates at Schönbrunn Palace, also the departure point for the 'Vienna in the 19th Century' Vox walking tour.

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   Stop 5 – City Hall / Rathaus (Red)

   Departure point for the 'Secrets of Vienna' Vox digital walking tour, with views of the neo-Gothic Rathaus.

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   Stop 6 – Votive Church / Votivkirche (Red)

   A striking neo-Gothic landmark and one of Vienna's most photographed churches.

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   Stop 7 – Schwedenplatz / DDSG (Red)

   Connection point for Danube river cruises (A and C lines) for those who want to extend their day on the water.

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   Stops 8–12 – Prater, Uno City, Danube Island, Blue Danube Piers (Red)

   The eastern arc of the Red Route takes in the Prater park, the UN headquarters, Danube Island, and two river cruise piers.

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   Stop 13 – City Park / Stadtpark (Red)

   Home to the gilded Johann Strauss statue, Stadtpark is a peaceful final stop before looping back towards the Opera.

Hop on and off at any stop along the route.