Museums

Natural History Museum Vienna Entry Tickets

4,8/5(749)

Fredie M

Pár

Ellenőrzött foglalás

Tegnap

A great museum for anyone interested in Vienna’s history. The exhibitions are beautifully organized and take you through the city’s development, culture, and important historical moments. I especially enjoyed how the museum connects Vienna’s past with the city you can experience today. Very informative, well designed, and definitely worth a visit while in Vienna.

Marta B

Egyedül

Ellenőrzött foglalás

6 nappal ezelőtt

I was full of apprehension about visiting this place with a bored teenager, but it turned out I was the weak link. We spent the best few hours together in a very long time. I didn’t expect to be building our parent–child relationship in a place like this—what a surprise!

Adeoluwa O

Pár

Ellenőrzött foglalás

Előző hét

The museum was a splendid experience, very beautiful and organised. It had clear markings and directions, with enough sitting for rest while going through how massive it is. The different kind of exhibits were just right for a day out.

Alessandro V

Pár

Ellenőrzött foglalás

4 nappal ezelőtt

Luogo magico per adulti e bambini. Palazzo meraviglioso e tutto curato nei dettagli . Nessuna fila all'ingresso, ottima la possibilità di lasciare giacche e cappotti gratis . Il resto è una esperienza da provare se vai a Vienna.

Szymon M

Egyedül

Ellenőrzött foglalás

Előző hét

The interior of the building is absolutely beautiful, and the exposition decent enough for old imperial city. Huge plus that museum of art is basically next door. If you enjoy museums it's definitely worth a visit.

Paola P

Pár

Ellenőrzött foglalás

Előző hét

Ingresso senza alcun problema. Acquisto facile e intuitivo. Bellissima esperienza che consiglio. Il museo è ricco ed interessante sia per adulti che per ragazzi

Enjoy full entry to the museum’s stunning permanent collections and all temporary exhibitions, offering something new with every visit.

Explore the interactive 'Ice Age Kids and Their World' exhibit, designed for children and families to experience Ice Age life in a fun, hands-on way.

Be amazed by the 'World of Crystals' exhibit, showcasing one of Europe’s most dazzling displays of crystals, minerals, and gemstones.

Visit the newly redesigned halls dedicated to reptiles and amphibians, where immersive displays bring these fascinating creatures to life.

Don't miss the special exhibition 'Good Collecting – Bad Collecting: 150 Years of the Natural History Museum Vienna'.

Entry to the Natural History Museum Vienna

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Dilek I
Család
Ellenőrzött foglalás
2026. aug.
I’m really happy that I chose to buy my ticket through Headout. The whole process was very easy and convenient, and having the ticket ready on my phone saved us time at the museum. The Natural History Museum in Vienna was definitely one of the highlights of our trip. We went with the children and honestly, I wasn’t sure how interested they would be, but they really enjoyed it. There was so much to see and the museum itself is gorgeous. Looking back, I think buying the ticket through the app was a very good decision. It made everything easier and we could just arrive and enjoy the museum without worrying about tickets. We had a great time and I would definitely use the app again for our next trip.
Agata B
Csoport
Ellenőrzött foglalás
2026. aug.
Kolekcja minerałów zrobiła na nas zdecydowanie największe wrażenie, opisana w bardzo ciekawy, ale też przystępny sposób, poza tym, że budynek raczej nie był klimatyzowany, świetne miejsce
Marek R
Pár
Ellenőrzött foglalás
2 héttel ezelőtt
Absolutely breathtaking. From the moment you step into the entrance hall beneath that stunning dome, you know you're somewhere special — the building itself is a work of art, dripping with marble, murals, and gilded details that rival any palace in Europe. The collections are staggering in scope and quality. The meteorite collection is the largest and most valuable in the world, and standing in front of them feels like touching pieces of the universe itself. The dinosaur hall is a dream come true, beautifully lit and dramatically staged. And the Venus of Willendorf — seeing this 29,500-year-old masterpiece in person gave me chills. Every room feels curated with genuine passion, not just science but storytelling. The taxidermy displays are gorgeous rather than dusty, the gemstone room sparkles like a treasure vault, and the anthropological exhibits are presented with real thoughtfulness. Perfect for adults and kids alike — endlessly educational without ever feeling dry. A world-class institution, effortlessly blending grandeur with genuine scientific wonder. I could have spent an entire day there and still wanted more. Highly, highly recommend. A must-see in Vienna.
Panagiota V
Egyedül
Ellenőrzött foglalás
3 héttel ezelőtt
Booking these tickets through Headout was incredibly easy and saved us so much time at the entrance. The Natural History Museum of Vienna is absolutely spectacular, blending a palatial, historic building with world-class scientific exhibits. We spent nearly 4 hours exploring the 39 massive halls. The absolute highlights for us were the fascinating Dinosaur Hall and the stunning meteorite collection. Everything was well-organized and family-friendly. Pro tip: Don’t miss the café under the main dome for a quick coffee with a breath-taking imperial view. Highly recommended!
Fredie M
Pár
Ellenőrzött foglalás
Tegnap
A great museum for anyone interested in Vienna’s history. The exhibitions are beautifully organized and take you through the city’s development, culture, and important historical moments. I especially enjoyed how the museum connects Vienna’s past with the city you can experience today. Very informative, well designed, and definitely worth a visit while in Vienna.

Walk through Vienna’s Natural History Museum and experience the evolution of life, from prehistoric giants and ancient meteorites to early human creativity and the beauty of the mineral world.

Getting started

The museum's grand entrance sits on Maria-Theresien-Platz, facing the twin Kunsthistorisches Museum. Show your ticket at the main counter just inside the central dome hall, then proceed through a brief security check. Once inside, you’re free to explore the museum at your own pace.

'Big Bang' to the 'Ice Age'—and everything in between

Established in 1889, the Natural History Museum is not only an architectural gem but also a treasure trove of scientific knowledge. Spanning over 39 grand exhibition halls, the museum offers a deep dive into the history of Earth, from the formation of the solar system to the development of human civilizations.

The journey begins with mineralogy and meteorites, including one of the world’s largest public meteorite displays, before unfolding into mesmerizing fossil collections and prehistoric relics.

Meet the Venus of Willendorf

Among its permanent highlights is the famed Venus of Willendorf, a 29,500-year-old figurine that offers a rare glimpse into early human artistic expression.

Hands-on fun for curious minds

Young explorers will delight in the 'Ice Age Children and Their World', a hands-on children’s hall that recreates life during the last Ice Age with immersive displays and interactive activities.

In Hall 1, the Crystal World invites you into a glittering landscape of minerals and gemstones. Interactive stations encourage you to touch, observe, and experiment, offering a hands-on look at how these natural structures form and reveal the hidden geometry of our planet.

Meanwhile, the newly renovated Amphibians and Reptiles Rooms reveal the fascinating evolutionary adaptations of cold-blooded species with vivid dioramas and detailed specimens.

Special exhibits that surprise

The museum is also known for its ever-evolving special exhibitions, or Sonderausstellungen, which delve into diverse themes—from public health campaigns to quirky natural history niches, such as the cultural significance of rhinoceroses.

What to bring

Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are recommended—some floors and gallery transitions aren’t carpeted, and you’ll do a lot of walking.

If you plan to borrow a wheelchair, you must bring a valid photo ID to leave at the front desk.

What's not allowed

Large bags, full-size backpacks, umbrellas, tripods, walking sticks without medical necessity, and bulky coats must be checked into the cloakroom near the entrance.

Food and beverages are not permitted inside the exhibition areas under any circumstances.

Pets are not allowed inside the museum; only certified assistance animals such as guide dogs are permitted.

Photography with flash or any form of professional filming equipment is not allowed without advance written permission.

Accessibility

The museum is partially wheelchair accessible, with ramp entry via Burgring 7 and elevator access to all exhibition floors. However, the rooftop tour is not accessible due to stairs and limited space.

Wheelchairs are available to borrow free of charge at the information desk, though availability is limited and provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

Accessible restrooms are located on every main floor, including one near the café's guest garden area.

Additional information

To make the most of your visit, arrive early—last admission is 30 minutes before closing (5:30pm from Thursday to Monday and 7:30pm on Wednesdays).

The main entrance is at Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien, with the ticket office located right in front of it. For visitors using wheelchairs, please use the accessible entrance at Burgring 7, 1010 Wien.

The information desk is located inside the museum, in the Entrance Hall at the 'Unterer Kuppelsaal'.

Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times while inside the museum.

Most visitors begin on the ground floor, so starting on the upper levels (especially in the morning) gives you a quieter experience in the fossil, anthropology, and meteorite halls.

Although the lockers are free to use, you’ll need a 1-euro coin as a deposit, which is returned when you unlock them.

Strollers are allowed, but during peak times, staff may ask you to temporarily park them in designated areas to reduce congestion.

The museum café, located under the central dome, serves a range of hot meals, pastries, and drinks, and is open daily except Tuesdays.

A museum shop on the ground floor offers a variety of themed souvenirs, including books, gemstones, fossils, and educational toys.

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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.