Aha, that sounds to me more like a great Vienna-experience! A stroll can start at the State Opera House and end by Stephan’s Dome. Walking takes you through some of Vienna’s most iconic attractions situated within the city centre, with this being your approximate itinerary:

Start with a walk from Staatsoper. See this beautiful neorenissance building and explore what happened there in past productions. Walk via Karntnerstraße,  one of Austria’s grand shopping streets.
Take a stroll down this bustling pedestrian street lined with shops, cafes, and historic facades.

Drop by the Albertina Museum
A short stopover will lead you to the Albertina, which boasts one of the world’s greatest print collections. The great views are available from its big terrace.

Visit Michaelerplatz
Appreciate the beautiful Baroque style of the Hofburg Palace, whose mighty dome is seen everywhere in Vienna.

Stroll through the Hofburg Complex
Walk through the courts and take a pass by the Spanish Riding School and the Imperial Treasury. This is one imperial palace-one of unimaginable grandeur.

Shop along Graben
Grab some elegance with fine shopping streets like Plague Column-Pestsäule-and attractive buildings on one side

Take a brief halt at Peterskirche St. Peter’s Church)-A wonderful gem in a small little corner of Graben Baroque- worth entering through its beautified interior inside

Stroll into Stephansdom, St. Stephen’s Cathedral
The tour culminates at Vienna’s gothic masterpiece, with its iconic tiled roof and towering spire. Consider climbing to the top for breathtaking city views.

Take your time, soak in the details, and enjoy the alleyways and side streets—it’s in these quiet corners where Vienna’s old-world magic truly shines! Let me know if you’d like tips for detours, dining, or specific landmarks.