Visit the United Nations in Vienna
Visit as a Group
Visitors Service Vienna offers group guided tours and lectures for booking Monday-Friday except UN Holidays.
Virtual Visits
Find out about our interactive virtual tours and virtual lecture programmes. BOOK NOW
On-site Visits
On-site guided tour and lecture operations at the Vienna International Centre remain limited as a COVID-19 prevention measure. Only our one-hour tour formats are currently bookable. BOOK NOW
Important information
When visiting the VIC, please bear in mind the following:
- COVID prevention measures must be observed by all visitors to the VIC.
- You will have to pass a security check. Please do not forget to bring a valid official identification document (national ID card, passport or driving licence; a paper copy or a photo of the ID is not acceptable).
- As the security check might get busy, we recommend you to be at the VIC at least 15 minutes before the scheduled starting time of the tour.
- Small bags may be carried on tour. For security reasons there is no possibility to store luggage at the VIC.
- The Visitors Service is closed on weekends and official UN Holidays, and there are no tours during the year-end period (24.12.2022-8.1.2023).
Tour options
For adults
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On-site or virtual |
On-site or virtual |
On-site or virtual |
For university students
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On-site or virtual |
Virtual or on-site |
For kids between 10 and 18 years
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On-site or virtual |
Let's Transform Not currently bookable |
For children between 6 and 12 years
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On-site or virtual |
Not currently bookable |
On-site |
School groups can book directly with us or organize a visit to the VIC through the Wien Aktion programme offered by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research, or through the "Rundfahrtenbüro" of the City of Vienna's Presse- und Informationsdienst.
Languages
Subject to the availability of tour guides, group tours may be requested in Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish or Ukrainian.
Lectures are usually held in English.
