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Discover Vienna from a completely new perspective and take a look behind the hidden corners of the Wiener Nimmerland. Join Martin, who used to live on the streets, and let him show you Vienna away from the glamorous facades.
Dive into the life of a drug addict and homeless young man and learn first hand how to survive on the streets of Vienna. Martin himself was confronted with the harsh reality of homelessness at a young age and then quickly got sucked into drug addiction. During the tour he shares his life story and personal experiences and thus provides an authentic insight into the Viennese drug scene and the Austrian substitution program. Martin tells of squats he was involved in and the solidarity of the punks who took him in when he first ended up on the streets.
This tour offers a unique opportunity to see Vienna through the eyes of a formerly affected individual. She reveals the lesser-known aspects of the city and raises awareness among participants that no one is immune from homelessness.
tour dates
Tours take place with a minimum of 4 participants and in any weather
groups of at least 4 people can book any desired date online.
individuals, or groups of up to 3 people can book one of the fixed dates online. The tours are offered in German and English.
After booking can be problem-free rebooked or canceled become
(for free up to 24 hours before the tour).
If you don't have time for any of the specified fixed dates (and you are not a group of at least 4 people), you are welcome to suggest a suitable date outside of the fixed tours. If possible, we enter this as a fixed date.
It can also be easily booked by email or phone!
Also, if you have any questions or need more information, just give us a call or send us a message.
What is Wiener Nimmerland?
The history of Wiener Nimmerland began with the Supertramps, an association that offered themed city walks by former homeless people. In this way, they were able to educate and raise awareness through their experiences and knowledge about homelessness, alcohol addiction and the problems associated with it.
Martin was one of these tour guides and when the project ended in November 2021 and the tours were discontinued, it was clear that Martin wanted to continue this work.
He had found his true dream job and was able to break down prejudices, inspire people and create awareness by sharing his life story and his wrong decisions. The large amount of positive feedback confirmed that he not only likes it, but also does it well.
So that's how the idea for Wiener Nimmerland came about, so that Martin can continue to offer his unique tours. He is supported by Nadine, his girlfriend, who takes care of the bureaucracy and organization behind the scenes. Together they form a well-established team that complements each other perfectly.
Wiener Nimmerland reviews
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A city tour that is second to none!
Very spontaneously we called Martin on Sunday morning and asked if he would do a tour for us today; … ...Continue reading He immediately agreed, uncomplicatedly. In the following two hours he tells us his personal story and a lot of information about the city of Vienna and its institutions regarding homelessness and drug addiction. He proved that his tour is emotionally highly moving and incomparably captivating not only for young people.
We thank Martin for this unforgettable city tour and wish him all the best for the future! -
I was very impressed with the tour and hope that Martin will be really proud of himself one day. I think he can be now! … ...Continue reading The two hours that the tour lasted were very entertaining and touching. All the best!
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An entertaining tour that makes you think and is still light and entertaining. Martin is such a personable, authentic and open person … ...Continue reading Dude and time flew by! Thank you for the interesting insights! Highly recommended! 👍
*Martin is not a trained tourist guide! We do not offer conventional tours that tell about the culture and history of Vienna! Martin will not show any sights, or tell anything about them!
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