Museums in Vienna

We were there with our 4-year-old grandchildren, and the main attraction was, of course, the giant skeleton of the long-necked dinosaur... but they also marveled at the other stuffed animals. Personally, I need to go back to the museum soon so I can take my time exploring the huge, absolutely amazing mineral exhibition!

Getting the tickets online was very easy, although I recommend going to the ticket office in front of the Museum because they have a student discount. The entry was smooth, you are free to explore the museum as long as you want - they have MANY interesting things and interactive exibitions, it's really worth seeing!

Not expensive, beautiful views, felt very traditional in the old tram carriage. Would recommend as part of a Vienna trip with kids or families

It was wonderful to watch the horses and the riders at work. It was a fantastic performance, and I would definitely recommend it to others.

A super helpful team, a very pleasant atmosphere. For the "wooden-class" second-tier seats, cushions available for rent would be a nice addition. A wonderful experience, with such care shown toward the top-class Lipizzaner horses and their staff. We’d love to come back on our next visit to Vienna! Thanks in advance. Best regards

I think our expectations were higher than what we actually experienced. Our guide was very knowledgeable and explained things very well, but we didn’t enjoy the museum’s exhibits. As for the service and the guide, they were punctual and very helpful.

My visit to the Upper Belvedere in Vienna was a surprise gift for our 20th anniversary—and it turned out to be absolutely perfect. I expected a nice museum visit, but I didn’t realize how many treasures were waiting inside. Admiring original works by Gustav Klimt in such a beautiful, historic setting was unforgettable. The collection also includes masterpieces by artists like van Gogh, Monet, and Munch, making it a truly rich experience. The most striking moment for me was a painting of a woman in a black dress—the textures of the fabric and jewelry felt almost three-dimensional, as if they were coming out of the canvas. Beyond the art itself, the whole experience—from the atmosphere of the palace to a classic Viennese coffee and strudel afterward—made this visit deeply emotional and memorable. recommended, especially if you appreciate art and want something truly special in Vienna. Headout, thank you for easy and clear access.

The palace is beautiful, the buiding itself is just fabulous, the gardens are stunning and Klimt is my fauvorite painter.