The Belvedere Palace Tickets

A treasure-trove of art masterpieces, the Belvedere Palace is one of the prime landmarks of Vienna. Constructed in the eighteenth century, the property marks the distinguished notes of baroque and late-baroque architecture. Once a royal residence, the Palace is now a fine house for art collections primarily from the 19th to 20th centuries and a few dating even back to the medieval period and of the world’s largest collection of Gustav Klimt’s paintings. If you are an art or history lover, this UNESCO World Heritage site blends both, offering a for you to explore. 

If you’re looking to visit, read on to find out the best Belvedere Palace ticket prices, discounts, what to expect, and more.

Skip-the-line tickets are your best option as they allow you to bypass long queues and get a quick, direct entry into the venue.

A combo ticket would suit your interests best if you’re looking to make the most of your visit to the Belvedere. These tickets not only get you skip-the-line entry but grant you access to all zones of the Upper and Lower Belvedere. Depending on your choice of tickets, you may also access the contemporary museum, Belvedere 21.

Children below the age of 18 enjoy free admission to all attractions with the Belvedere complex. 

Students below the age of 26, senior citizens above the age of 65, differently-abled guests and those with a valid Vienna city pass, all enjoy discounted prices on their tickets. Headout offers an additional 5% cashback after purchase of your tickets.

Covering an area of 1km, the Belvedere Complex has a variety to offer. From museums, to art collections, greenery, parks filled with sculptures and fountains to stables, organergy, and more─ here’s what to expect inside the Palace:

Following the acquisition of the property by Empress Maria Theresa, the Upper Belvedere area was converted into a venue for art exhibitions and a public museum. This section of the historic complex promises historic art masterpieces by the likes of Waldmüller, Biedermeier, Monet, Van Gogh, Rodin and more. Browse the permanent collection which features works of the medieval painter Rueland Frueauf the Elder, iconic Viennese artists such as Klimt, Pinell, Schiele, and more. Tour the themed galleries at the Upper Belvedere, including Austrian Baroque, Habsburg – Myth and Truth, Austria on the Move, Austria in Exile and more. Go beyond art and also indulge in the phenomenal baroque architecture. Explore zones such as Sala terrena, The Grand Staircase, The Marble Hall, The Carlone Hall, and The Palace Chapel to name a few.

The former residence of Prince Eugene, the Lower Belvedere is now a specimen of Baroque craftsmanship at its finest. Smaller in size compared to its counterpart, the Lower Belvedere offers several architectural wonders to explore. View the Marble Hall and The Marble with its war trophies, mythical depictions and more, tour the Golden Cabinet or Hall of Grotesques and observe the painted grotesques on the walls and ceilings along with paintings preserved in their original condition.

Once a conservatory for citrus trees, this area is now converted into an exhibition gallery that houses medieval art pieces. Owing to recent renovations, the space now boasts a white, cube modern space.

A house of contemporary Austrian and international art, films, stepping into this venue, is sure to bring you back to the present. From post-war modernism and beyond, this is your spot to enjoy all things avant garde and contemporary.

Home to hundreds of museums and prominent figures such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Freud, Vienna is a city with historic and unique offerings. If you’re looking to add to your list of things to do in the city of Vienna, here are a few prominent places to visit:

Relive the legendary icon and experience opera with a classic tour. Enjoy the best of Mozart performed by international opera stars and singers in baroque costumes. Listen to Mozart’s finest pieces before enjoying a concert with Strauss’ The Blue Danube and Radetzky March at one of Vienna’s finest concert halls at the the Golden Hall in the Musikverein. This and much more with your Vienna Mozart Concert tickets.

You cannot browse through Vienna Museum tickets without coming across the Welt Museum. With your Weltmuseum admission tickets, you can view a plethora of historic and cultural antiques from around the world. Tour through the 14 galleries of one of the world’s finest ethnographical museums and set your sights on the Mexican feathered Penacho and collections of James Cook, examine 100,000 photographs and 146,000 printed works and much more during your visit. 

This museum in Vienna offers a legacy of art and history. Enrich your visit to Vienna with your Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna tickets and gain access to the largest museum in Austria. From ancient Egyptian artifacts dating back to 8th century BC and 6th century AD to artifacts from the 18th century, this museum houses it all. Learn more about the art on display including works of Raphael, Titan, Pieter Brueghel, Rembrandt and more. Don’t miss out on the largest collection of artworks by Pieter Brueghel.

One of the most prominent landmarks in Vienna, this church is a 12th Century Augustinian Monastery, and is also Austria’s oldest wine estate. Vienna’s Klosterneuburg Monastery dates back 9 centuries and is a delight to explore. Explore the Treasure Chamber, exhibitions and the Abbey Museum. Treat yourself to a bottle of wine from the Baroque Vaulted Cellars 36 feet below and understand the state-of-the-art process of wine-making.

This attraction spells royalty and luxury. A literal treasure trove, the Imperial Treasury in Vienna offers you slices of Austrian history told through jewels. Drink in everything from the Austrian Imperial Crown to the Crown Jewels of the Holy Roman Empire, and even parts of Empress Elisabeth’s original collection. A sight to not miss? The world’s largest cut diamond and largest emerald along with treasures such as the Holy Grail will surely leave you dazzled.

A stellar example of Rococo architecture, the Schönbrunn Palace was the luxurious summer residence of the Habsburg rulers. With your Schönbrunn Palace tickets, discover remnants of the Imperial living within the palace, and roam the vast gardens.  Tour the Great Parterre, the Angel Fountain and observe several other artistic statues.

Home to one of the most controversial psychologists and also the father of psychoanalysis, Vienna offers you a chance to dive deep into all things Freud. With your Sigmund Freud Museum tickets, you can access Berggasse 19, where Freud himself stayed and practiced for 47 years. If you’re curious to learn more about Freud’s professional and family life, the photographs, documents and objects provide great insight into the same. Top it off with a tour of a collection of conceptual art on the upper ground floor.