easy
2 hours
Minimal physical activity required, suitable for all ability levels
Discover the inner workings of the UN at Vienna International Centre through a tailored tour and lecture. This experience offers a unique glimpse into international diplomacy in Austria's capital.
Guided Tour + Lecture by a UN expert • For groups of 20-125 people
Explore the Vienna International Centre with a unique 2-hour program that combines a guided tour and an engaging lecture from a UN expert. Perfect for academic and professional groups, this experience offers an in-depth look at the UN's work in Vienna, fostering understanding and inspiration in a prestigious setting.
Prices for a standard 2-hour programme consisting of a 1-hour guided tour and one lecture, incl. online booking fee:
Adults: 23.85€ per person
Students, Retirees, Military, People with disabilities: 20.67€ per person
Payment will only be due after the booking request is confirmed. The request is free of charge.
Minimum of 20 tickets per booking.
For academic and professional groups of at least 20 people with an in-depth interest, we offer the possibility to combine an in-person guided tour at the Vienna International Centre with an in-person thematic lecture by a speaker from one of the Vienna-based organizations (subject to availability).
Programme outline A Lecture Programme consists of a guided tour followed by one, or a maximum of two (subject to availability; surcharge applies) thematic lectures on the same day.
Booking information
Due to the high number of requests, please note the following information:
When preparing for a visit to the Vienna International Centre, please bear in mind the following:
For more information about the organizations based at the Vienna International Centre and about visiting the United Nations in Vienna please see www.unvienna.org.
Ensure your group is booked in advance to secure a spot and tailored experience.
Allow extra time for security screening before your tour begins.
Pens and notebooks can help you record insights during the lecture.
Dress appropriately for an official diplomatic environment.
The Vienna International Centre was inaugurated in 1979 as part of Austria’s commitment to hosting and facilitating international diplomacy.
The Centre emphasizes sustainable practices, including energy efficiency and waste reduction, within its operations.
Useful for jotting down key points during the lecture.
Comfortable footwear ensures easy movement around the Centre.
Needed for security checks and access.
Not necessary for this educational tour.