Combo: Vienna Spanish Riding School with Music + Upper Belvedere Palace Entry Tickets

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.

The two belvederes are magnificent. Very fine exhibition of paintings and sculptures. One small regret is that there are only a few well-preserved rooms. But those that are are beautiful. Allow a good 2 hours in total. We were in winter, so the park is a bit dull, but in spring and summer it must be magnificent. On the other hand, the organization from fast to high was really impractical: first we received the ticket for the second entrance, and only then the ticket for the first entrance. Fortunately, the guard was nice.

A must-see museum. I went specifically to see Gustav Klimt's work titled "The Kiss." However, it also houses many other valuable private collections. You leave your coats and bags in the cloakroom at the entrance and explore comfortably. You also have the opportunity to view works of modern art. There's also a very nice café inside.

Since we had an online ticket, we easily entered the palace without waiting in line. The palace was spacious and beautiful. It was wonderful to see very valuable artifacts live.

Buying tickets through the website was very convenient. No need to stand in line, it helps you plan your trip and expenses.