Landmarks in Vienna

It's great, you can hop on and off wherever you want...every monument or attraction is explained in detail via the audio guide.

In addition to seeing most of the city, it was convenient to be able to hop on and off at the various stops as we pleased. We only stayed in Vienna for one night, and the Big Bus allowed us to get around the city without having to take public transportation. We will repeat this experience in other cities.

It was very informative, and the stories were interesting and very entertaining. We could have listened for much longer.

Our tourguide Lena was very knowledgeble about the alace, and the history othe buildin, the Hapsburgs and Aastrian history. She informed us in fluent English for more than 2 hours. Deep respect . Carel Roelants (retired English master)

The palace is amazing. The guide was amazing too. She shared so much information about the palace, the owner, and also about the paintings and the historic, social and artistic context that they were made in. Very engaging too.

Hello. We are an Italian couple here in Vienna for the weekend. We chose the Upper Belvedere as our first visit. The gardens and rooms are truly a dream, even with the snow!

Visiting Belvedere Palace was one of the experiences that impressed me most in Vienna. From the very first moment, I had the feeling of being in an elegant and harmonious place, where everything—from the architecture to the gardens—is designed to convey beauty and balance. One of the things I appreciated most were the gardens: neat, meticulously cared for, and with a spectacular view of the Upper Belvedere. Walking among the fountains and paths gave me a sense of calm and wonder, and it was also one of the most beautiful places to take photographs. Inside the palace, what moved me most was the art collection, particularly the works of Gustav Klimt. Seeing The Kiss in person was special: I had only seen the painting in books and pictures, but in real life it conveys a completely different intensity. I also liked the exhibition layout, which was clear and well organized, allowing visitors to enjoy the works without rushing. I also really appreciated the atmosphere of the place: it is not just a museum, but a space that tells a story of history, art, and refinement. The bright rooms, stucco work, and large windows make for a pleasant and engaging visit. In conclusion, the Belvedere left me with very positive memories: it is a place that manages to combine art, history, and beautiful scenery, and I would recommend it to anyone visiting Vienna. It is a stop that is not easily forgotten and is definitely worth the time spent visiting.

I was amazed by the impressive collection of masterpieces at the Albertina Museum in Vienna. However, the exhibition devoted to paper fascinated me the most – it was truly unique, engaging, and deeply inspiring.