Photography Tours in Austria

Train your lens on Graz' most scenic places on a 2.5-hour walking tour with a vintage Polaroid camera and a local guide. Enjoy a unique way of capturing your experience, and get tips on using the vintage camera and film. Snap the complex lines of the double staircase and see the city's soaring cathedral, walk the Landhaus courtyard then visit an ultra-modern island in the Mur river. Take home one-of-a-kind images from your walking tour and get insider tips on the best places to eat, drink and visit in Graz.

Capture the Austrian capital through the lens of your camera on this 2.5-hour vintage photo tour with a Polaroid camera. Follow your guide through the city streets and discover photogenic attractions such as St Charles' Church, Vienna State Opera, Otto Wagner Pavilion, City Hall, Votive Church and Hofburg Palace. With your vintage Polaroid camera in hand, frame your shots and open the shutter. Listen as your guide shares handy tips and tricks to take the best shots, and perhaps see your old hobby in a new light.

Take your camera for a tour of Vienna and learn how to capture the city's beauty through a lens. With a photography expert as your guide, you'll stop by at St Stephen's Cathedral, the Imperial Treasury, Butterfly House, Spanish Riding School, Austrian National Library, and other landmarks. It's a great way to discover Vienna's architecture and more-quirky sights, such as a large collection of weaponry and musical instruments.

Step off the tourist trail and discover hidden sides to the Austrian capital on this 3-hour Polaroid photography tour in Vienna. Follow your guide through the backstreets of Vienna, where vibrant graffiti and trendy galleries hide round every corner. Gain insight into the city's burgeoning street-art scene and listen as your guide sheds light on the history of instant photography. Master your vintage camera's functions and snap-happy through the city streets. Practice with different angles and compositions, and finish your tour near the photogenic Votive Church and the Schottentor.