Virtual Visits

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Visit the United Nations in Vienna without leaving home!

Virtual tours and lectures offered by the Visitors Service are live online sessions conducted through video-conferencing on Microsoft Teams. 

VIRTUAL UN VIENNA TOUR

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For school groups, students and interested adults, an online session with a UN Vienna Tour Guide is the perfect introduction to the United Nations and the work of the organizations based at the Vienna UN headquarters. Participants can interact with a live Tour Guide to ask questions, and get a behind-the-scenes look inside the Vienna International Centre through Tour Guide-hosted videos.

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VIRTUAL UN VIENNA ART TOUR

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Art lovers can book a live online session with a UN Vienna Tour Guide to discover the world class collection of Austrian and international art housed at the Vienna International Centre (VIC). Participants get a close-up look at some of the highlights of the collection and can interact with the Tour Guide.

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VIRTUAL LECTURE PROGRAMME

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For academic and professional groups of at least 20 people with an in-depth interest, we offer the possibility to add a second session to your virtual tour of the UN in Vienna: A thematic lecture by a speaker from one of the Vienna-based organizations (subject to availability).

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Free #GlobalGoals Video Tours

Watch these 5-minute videos, moderated by UN Vienna Tour Guides during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, to see some examples of how the United Nations and its Vienna-based organizations continued to work for the Sustainable Development Goals during the pandemic. Available in 10 languages:

Chinese - English - French - German - Hungarian - Italian - Russian - Slovak - Spanish - Turkish

About Virtual Tours

 

UNIS Vienna Visitors Service's virtual tour offer was launched in spring 2020, when in-person guided tours of the Vienna International Centre were suspended for 18 months as a Covid-19 prevention measure.