UN Vienna Visitors Service connects visitors to the Vienna International Centre, the United Nations offices in Vienna. The Visitors Service organizes a range of guided visits that showcase the complex’s architecture, international art collections, and notable exhibits such as a moon rock provided by NASA. Offerings include scheduled Public UN Vienna Tours, a Weekly Public UN Vienna Art Tour, Private UN Vienna Tours, an Extended UN Vienna Private Tour, a Private UN Vienna Art Tour, the SDG Tour or Children's Conference for school groups, the 2025 Ferienspiel Children's Tour for ages 6–10, and a Request Private Lecture Programme that pairs a two-hour visit with an expert presentation.
Programs are designed for families, school groups, academic and professional delegations, and art enthusiasts. Multilingual guides lead tours and adapt content to different knowledge levels, explaining the United Nations’ work on peace, security and sustainable development, and highlighting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). School-focused sessions use interactive formats and simulations to teach diplomacy, teamwork and global citizenship.
Booking options include public schedules and customizable private experiences ranging from one hour to ninety minutes or longer for extended tours and lecture programmes. The Visitors Service coordinates with UN offices and the Vienna International Centre’s collections to deliver accurate, museum-quality information. Tours emphasize education, engagement and accessibility for diverse audiences.
For group leaders, teachers, researchers and visitors seeking an informative visit to the United Nations in Vienna, the UN Vienna Visitors Service provides structured, factual programs that illuminate the UN’s mission and the cultural offerings housed at the Vienna International Centre. Clear booking instructions, group rates and accessibility information are available through the Visitors Service to assist planning.