Combo (Save 5%): Upper Belvedere Palace + Belvedere 21 Musuem Direct Entry Tickets
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- Save 5% with this value-packed combo and enjoy direct entry to both Upper Belvedere Palace and the Museum of Contemporary Art, exploring centuries of art in one seamless visit.
- Step inside the UNESCO-listed Upper Belvedere and admire Austria’s most celebrated masterpiece, The Kiss by Gustav Klimt, alongside works by Monet, Van Gogh, and Rodin.
- Wander through grand Baroque halls, ornate staircases, and beautifully landscaped gardens that reflect Vienna’s imperial elegance.
- Shift from classical to cutting-edge at the Museum of Contemporary Art, a striking post-war modernist building dedicated to Austrian and international contemporary art.
- Explore experimental exhibitions, the Sculpture Garden, and the stylish 1950s Blickle Kino cinema for a dynamic contrast to the palace’s historic grandeur.
Upper Belvedere Palace
- Entry to Upper Belvedere
- Access to Klimt's 'The Kiss'
- Access to the permanent collection
Museum of Contemporary Art
- Direct entry ticket to the Museum of Contemporary Art
- Access to all current exhibitions at the museum
- Access to the Sculpture Garden (seasonal availability)
- Audio guides
- Food and beverages
- Hotel transfers or transportation between venues
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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FamilyVerified booking3 weeks ago5/5The visit went very well, and with the ticket purchased in advance, you avoid lines and wait times. I also recommend buying the Vienna Card to take advantage of additional discounts and promotions.WWilliam H
CoupleVerified booking3 weeks ago5/5Very well laid out. The self audio tour works very well. We were surprised by the amount of outstanding artwork that is at the Belvedere.MMaría H
GroupVerified bookingLast week5/5I loved the painting exhibition and the palace itself, including the gardens. I use a wheelchair and everything was accessible.KKristine S
CoupleVerified booking5 days ago5/5Belvedere Palace is definitely worth taking the time to visit! I’m not really a museum person, but I genuinely enjoyed exploring every room. The stunning architecture and impressive art collections were incredible, and you’ll get to see so many breathtaking paintings. One of the highlights was seeing The Kiss by Gustav Klimt in person! It’s even more beautiful up close, with its intricate details and gorgeous gold colors. It was such a special experience to finally see this world-famous masterpiece. I was a little disappointed that we didn’t purchase the audio guide to learn more about the paintings and their stories, but we still made sure to enjoy the experience and make the most of our visit! The gardens are also beautiful, clean, and peaceful, almost like they can calm your soul just by looking at them. Everything about this place feels special, and it’s definitely a must-visit if you’re traveling to Vienna. Such a beautiful and unforgettable experience that I would highly recommend!SSilvana G
CoupleVerified bookingSep 20265/5A place worth visiting, an immersion into the history of Europe, and a dive into the architectural beauty of a unique site. Mrs. Margot was a guiding light; she enlightened us and meticulously explained every detail. Besides giving us a history of the Habsburgs and Sisi, she provided important information about the history of the site, starting from the very first stones laid in the building. I think the added value of the visit was truly Mrs. Margot.
Step into two sides of Vienna’s art world in one seamless plan: imperial grandeur at Upper Belvedere Palace, and bold contemporary expression at the Museum of Contemporary Art
Getting started Arrive at Upper Belvedere at your selected time slot and present your mobile or printed ticket at the entrance for direct access. A quick security check may take place before you step inside. The Museum of Contemporary Art offers flexible entry during opening hours; simply scan your ticket at the entrance. Many visitors choose to explore them on separate days for a more relaxed pace.
Upper Belvedere Palace
What to expect Begin inside a Baroque masterpiece once built as a summer residence for Prince Eugene of Savoy. Move through grand staircases and ornate halls as centuries of European art unfold room by room. The palace setting itself becomes part of the experience, blending architecture with masterpieces.
Features
- Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss: See Austria’s most celebrated painting displayed in its dedicated gallery space.
- Permanent collection: Trace art history from medieval altarpieces to works by Van Gogh, Monet, and Schiele.
- State rooms: Admire marble halls, gilded ceilings, and historic interiors that frame the artworks.
The Museum of Contemporary Art
What to expect Shift from imperial elegance to sleek modernism inside this post-war architectural icon. Open spaces and glass walls set the tone as you explore rotating exhibitions of Austrian and international contemporary art. The atmosphere feels experimental, dynamic, and refreshingly different from the palace experience.
Features
- Artothek des Bundes: Discover modern and contemporary works acquired by the Austrian state since 1948.
- Sculpture Garden: Walk among outdoor installations set against an urban backdrop.
- Blickle Kino: Watch arthouse films in a restored 1950s-style cinema within the museum.
What to bring
Upper Belvedere Palace
- Carry a government-issued ID in case verification is required upon entry.
- Keep your e-ticket ready on your phone or bring a printed copy for timed entry.
- Wear comfortable footwear, as you’ll be exploring large exhibition halls and palace interiors.
Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art
- Keep your mobile ticket or printed voucher ready for direct access.
- Comfortable shoes are recommended, as the museum features expansive gallery spaces and outdoor areas like the Sculpture Garden.
What’s not allowed
Upper Belvedere Palace
- Oversized luggage and large bags are not permitted inside and cannot be stored in the cloakroom.
- Outside food and beverages are not allowed in exhibition areas.
- Flash photography may be restricted in certain galleries.
Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art
- Suitcases and large bags are not allowed inside the museum.
- Outside food and drinks are not permitted in exhibition spaces.
- Flash photography may be limited depending on the exhibition.
Accessibility
Upper Belvedere Palace
- The palace is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible.
- Elevators and barrier-free restroom facilities are available.
- Assistance dogs are permitted.
Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art
- The museum is fully wheelchair accessible with ground-level entry and elevators.
- Barrier-free toilets are available.
- Assistance dogs are welcome.
- Designated accessible parking spaces are available on-site.
Additional information
Upper Belvedere Palace
- Entry is tied to your selected time slot; once inside, your visit duration is unlimited.
- Audio guides are available for purchase on-site.
Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art
- Entry is flexible during opening hours.
- The Sculpture Garden may close seasonally (winter closure may apply).
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