Upper Belvedere Palace

Escape the lines and dive into art heaven at Upper Belvedere, a UNESCO-crowned Palace where Klimt's "The Kiss" reigns supreme among Monet and Van Gogh works.

Wander the 18th-century palace perched on a hill, where a Marble Hall featuring frescoed walls leads to gardens offering postcard-perfect Vienna vistas.

Cruise Vienna's landmarks across two routes with 27 stops on a 24/48-hour hop-on hop-off tour from City Hall's grandeur to Votive Church's spires.

Do more with this combo! Get free walking tours, and shuttle rides, and enjoy WiFi, headphones, and audio guides for immersive sightseeing by bus.

Fun fact: The Winter Palace, or Orangery, was commissioned by Prince Eugene purely to protect his treasured orange trees due to his orange obsession!

Bypass ticket queues and head straight into the Upper Belvedere Palace for a 1.5-hour guided tour of its world-class art gallery and gardens.

Admire Klimt’s The Kiss and masterpieces by Schiele, Kokoschka, Van Gogh, and Monet, with expert commentary in your selected language.

Stroll through the Baroque gardens, featuring sculpted hedges, grand fountains, and elegant statues.

Step inside the historic Marble Hall, where the Austrian State Treaty was signed in 1955, and marvel at its grand chandeliers and intricate stucco work.

With this cost-effective combo, get access to both the Belvedere Palace and the Belvedere Museum of Contemporary Art without waiting in long lines at the ticket counter.

The Lower Belvedere, a UNESCO World Heritage Site hosts various temporary exhibitions and staterooms like The Marble Gallery and The Gold Cabinet that are a must-see.

The Lower Belvedere, originally built for Prince Eugene is also known to house architecture from the Baroque period.

The Upper Belvedere, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a place where you can lose yourself in a range of masterpieces by Egon Schiele and Van Gogh.

Enjoy the marble halls, perfectly kept gardens, and grandeur of the Upper Belvedere that hosts art history that spans 800 years.

While the Belvedere Palace offers you grandeur in the form of history, in Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art you can explore an array of contemporary and modern art.

Enjoy the works of artists like Leopold Kessler and Lois Weinberger in Belvedere 21 while you stroll around the sculpture gardens or enjoy a coffee or drink at the very stylish Lucy Bar.

Cover Vienna’s must-see landmarks in 48 hours with direct bus stops at each palace, saving money, time, and travel hassle.

Hop between stops on open-top hop-on hop-off buses with live tracking, free Wi-Fi, and multilingual audio commentary for a smooth, informed journey.

Step off at Schönbrunn Palace and head straight into 22 opulent staterooms, then wander its Baroque gardens and courtyards.

Hop off near the Upper Belvedere Palace to admire Klimt’s The Kiss and masterpieces by Monet, Schiele, and more.

With both palaces right on the bus route, enjoy seamless travel, fewer transfers, and more time inside Vienna’s cultural treasures.

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Head to just 3 or 4 popular attractions like the Schönbrunn Zoo, Mozarthaus, and the Upper Belvedere and save your wallet with this pass.

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Enter Vienna's Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art and indulge in beautiful modern art.

Enjoy the benefit of skipping the lines at the ticket counter/box office and going directly to the museum entrance.

Admire the diverse mix of artworks acquired by the Austrian state since the end of WWII in the Artothek des Bundes.

Tour the Sculpture Garden and see an art documentary in the classy 1950's cinema, Blickle Kino.