Embark on the captivating Third Man Tour to delve into Vienna's legendary sewer system, famously depicted in the iconic film 'The Third Man'. This guided experience offers a unique perspective on the city's history and cinematic legacy. Visitors can explore a technologically advanced underground network while learning about its significance in the film's narrative. Reservations are mandatory for this insightful journey.
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Embark on the 'Third Man Tour' to explore Vienna's historic sewers, famously featured in the iconic film. This unique guided experience delves into the underground network that played a pivotal role in the movie's narrative.
The Third Man Tour offers a unique journey into Vienna's underground, specifically its sewer system, made internationally famous by the classic film 'The Third Man'. Visitors can explore this network, which is described as one of the most technologically advanced in Europe. The tour is conducted with guided groups, emphasizing the historical and cinematic significance of the location. Registration is mandatory, and the tour has specific age requirements and operating times.
Reservation is mandatory for the 'Third Man Tour'. Regular price is 10€, with a reduced ticket price of 8€. Guided tours are available on the hour from Thursday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with the last tour at 7:00 PM. There is a minimum age requirement of 12 years.
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