Landmärken i Wien

A premier location in Central Europe, Vienna is both the cultural and the federal capital of Austria. Known for the great minds that contributed to the world’s artistic legacy, Vienna is a must-visit for any travel-enthusiast. It is a location replete with more than 2,400 coffeehouses serving the ever-popular concoction endemic to the region – Viennese coffee –  with an array of museums and galleries dotting the streets, such as the Kunsthistorisches Museum, The Hofburg, and the Mozarthaus. 

And of course, it is impossible to leave the Prater unmentioned when we’re talking about Vienna. For the full and unabridged travel experience for Europe, it is definitely worth taking a trip to popular Viennese landmarks and witness the magic of the city yourself!

It is possible to have fun on a budget when you’re in Vienna. While there are many free of cost options to explore in the city as far as attractions are concerned, most landmarks require you to pay an entry fee in order to gain unlimited access to them. You can head to landmarks such as the Belvedere Palace to explore the Baroque structure for as low as €8.90.

Other landmarks include:

Children till the age of 19 enjoy free entry to most landmarks, and seniors over the age of 65 along with students enjoy discounted prices on their tickets. Headout also offers cashbacks of 5% on all landmark tickets in Vienna.

Guided tours can help you explore your landmark of choice with a greater insight into the historical and/or architectural intricacies of the location. Tours in Vienna are available in multiple languages, and some guided tours also offer skip the line tickets so that you can avoid waiting in long queues for your Vienna landmark experience. You can expect to find guided tours in Vienna for important landmarks such as the Hofburg Palace, City Hall, Schonbrunn Palace, Vienna Klosterneuburg Monastery and the Vienna State Opera.

Combo tickets allow you to make the most of your time by ensuring you cover as much ground as possible in the way of exploring Vienna landmarks. They’re also cost-efficient, as you can save up by opting for multiple experiences in the same ticket. Combo Upper Belvedere and Lower Belvedere Palace Tickets, and Combo Belvedere Palace and Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art are few of the combo tickets you can opt for.

While most Vienna landmark tickets do not allow you to cancel your tickets before the experience, some offer free cancellation and a full refund for up to 24 hours before the experience begins. Ensure that you check your ticket information before proceeding with the booking.

The Schottenstift, a Benedictine monastery in present-day, is the oldest landmark in Vienna. Heading to the Schottenstift offers you access to the museum, housing works from artists like Peter Paul Rubens and Franz Anton Maulbertsch.

The Danube Tower, or the Donauturm as it is referred to in Vienna, is the tallest structure in the city, offering a viewing platform at a height of 150 meters above ground - as well as a restaurant that is 170 meters off the ground so you can dine in the midst of a stunning view of the city.

The Schonbrunn Palace is the most popular tourist attraction in Vienna - and even in all of Austria. Once the summer home for the monarchs, and now boasts rooms upon rooms of Baroque and Rococo-period art.

The five landmarks in Vienna that you absolutely must visit are the following:

You can enter the Schonbrunn Palace Park free of charge during opening hours. Similarly, most landmarks have the option to stroll the grounds (and some of the interior, in the case of St. Stephen’s Cathedral). Additionally, children below the age of 19 can access most landmarks in Vienna for free.

It is possible to avoid the large number of people queuing up to popular Vienna landmarks by opting for skip-the-line tickets, which are offered on some attractions. If you prefer to skip the line, you can order tickets online, or use the city pass. Vienna City Passes offer fast track entry to several locations at Vienna’s premier landmarks. Additionally, you can purchase standalone skip the line tickets for attractions such as Belvedere Palace, Schonbrunn Palace and more.

Yes, the city pass includes admission to popular Vienna landmarks, while some city pass options even offer skip-the-line access to them. You can choose to opt for the Vienna Pass, Vienna Flexi Pass or the 24 hour HOHO tour, depending on how long you want access to explore these landmarks - as well as the number of days you plan to go around Vienna.

To get to premier landmarks around the city with ease, you can start by heading to Belvedere Palace in Prinz Eugen-Straße 27. The following landmarks are close-by and are easily accessible by various means:

The area surrounding Innere Stadt and Wieden is replete with several popular attractions that you can head to with ease.