An Austrian palace with big gardens, rose garden and a botanic garden. Easy to get using public transportation. I took the 22 rooms self-tour (Imperial, 18€), and got audio guide included. Most of the rooms are not special or beautiful, the last 4-5 are the interesting rooms. If you have 2-3 free hours, it can be nice (but not a must). I was on February and the plants are in hibernation. I believe the gardens are beautiful on the spring / summer.

It is one of the most beautiful and famous palaces in Vienna. This place has a great historical background. This place is amazing for a walk 🚶‍♂️ or run around. The garden is very beautiful and is very well located. The palace inside is also very beautiful. A must visit place when you are in Vienna or around.

Spectacular building and gardens, really very big and as I realize, perfect for runners - the surface, shadows, small hill to run up. Grand tour with the audio guide was very worth it, a bit of history that makes the whole story interesting. I suggest to book tickets one day in advance though!

A superb palace in every way, very well designed. The yard is huge where you can spend the whole day without realizing the notion of time. Unfortunately, I didn't have tickets to view the interior of the palace, but I am firmly convinced that it is worth to se it. I recommend to buy the tickets in advance because they are limited.

Free entrance to the exterior area. It's a beautiful place for a walk in the city surrounded by nature. The Christmas market was open on the 1st week of January, it was lovely. I recommend booking tickets online if you wish to visit the palace inside.

Got to the ticket office when it opened at 8:30am first available opening for the palace was at nearly 4pm. I highly recommend booking your ticket(s) in advance otherwise just walk the grounds and see what you can. The 'other' gardens this time of year aren't worth the extra money in my opinion. If flowers were in bloom it'd be worth it, but otherwise see as much as you can for free. If you want to do the zoo do the combo for that and the palace. Zoo is currently under a little construction. If you're on a bit of a budget I recommend leaving the grounds to find food for something more affordable. I highly recommend getting there early if you're interested in walking around to take photos. It gets really busy after 10 am so if want photos without a bunch of people there go early. Also take some euros with you. The bathroom at the ticket office isn't free but there is one in the palace as well as one in the park.

Nothing can be said more than it is an amazing place. Very spacious gardens. Distinctive fountain, grand palace with legendary decorations. You can save money and enjoy the wonderful gardens and views, there is a restaurant with a panoramic view at the end of the garden

Just amazing! An amazing thing: we did not have time to visit everything (we were left with Desert house and Palm house plus the Maze) but it closed by 16:30 and we ran out of time (we started at 10:00 touring everything on the Great Tour plus). But we came back the other day and tickets were still available, which was amazing! So you can come back anytime and finish your tour the other day :)

One of the highlights of my visit in Vienna. It was just too hot in the whole place because there are no shades. But the views are awesome. Definitely a Muss-see-attraction in Vienna. The entrance to the garden doesn’t cost anything. There are also free water stations around the area, so don’t forget to bring a water bottle when you visit.

Very nice palace, but unfortunately we haven’t booked the tickets in advance so the waiting time was 3h. Though you can wonder around with beautiful garden, climb to the top of the hill for the beat views.

Every time I am in the Vienna area I have to go to Schönbrunn. I love it there so much. Every time I go I try something new. The gardens are almost more impressive than the buildings. There are so many different things to do there on any budget. Don't miss it!

Beautiful palace .. fantastic tourist attraction in Vienna. The palace looks stunning in the night lights. The inside tour of the palace is nice. Photos are not allowed inside the palace. All the antique items and treasures of the palace are preserved very well. Great place to visit. Such a long area of the whole place. It might even take a full day to see the complete palace. The palace viewing tickets are sold here. A bit expensive though. Tickets are also sold to cover the half side of the palace only at half price. A lot of souvenir items are sold at the exit. The Christmas market is held here in the grounds of the palace during Christmas time.

The palace was amazing. There was a handheld small device which provides audio guide throughout your tour in the palace and tells you interesting stories of the royals who once lived there. I got the imperial tour which let me toured through most of the rooms but I regret not getting the full tour because the palace was truly magnificent and I would love to see more of it. I visited the palace on 1st November, which is also a Viennese public holiday - All Saints’ Day. The waiting for 3 hours for me but crowd regulation was really well done. When it was my turn to go in it wasn’t crowded and I actually had the space and time to enjoy every bits of the palace. So try to get tickets prior to arrival and you will not have to wait. But even if you have to wait there is no worry as you can wander around the garden of the palace like I did (where I took the pictures attached) and walking about the small let me oversee the entire Vienna. The scenery and gardening was amazing. There was a small castle, which once was the dining of the royals, on the top of the hill and has now been turned into a coffee shop and an observatory. But be noted that you can only go all the way up to the observatory if you have bought the most expensive ticket type. I did not get that so I missed the opportunity to go up. Overall, I would say this is a must-go when visiting Vienna for the first time. You learn a lot about the local history and can enjoy amazing view. :)

Great palace, lots of content in, and around it. Takes at least full day to see it all, and being spread on a great area, there is lots of walking! Due to lots of tourists, there might be few hours between you buying a ticket and entering the palace.

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL. The whole family spent the day here, just wandering around the castle gardens. It is worth taking the long walk to the back of the castle grounds to see and eat at the coffee shop. Had cake and coffee and a rest before coming back down the hill. It took almost 3 hours. No charge for entry. Cheers big ears

The surrounding area of the palace is very beautiful. The hills the gardens all are clean and full of grass and flowers. One thing you must have in mind is that is better have your ticket prior your visit because of limited entrance.

What a beautiful place to visit. I have to mention we have not been inside the palace (there is an entry fee if you are interested to go) but the outside and the park is pretty itself and free to visit and a really nice walk too! The view is amazing and if you visit during spring/ summer everything is blooming! Not far from Vienna city center and definitely worth a visit. Bathrooms available.

Historic place with a great view when you go up on the hill. Been here after six years and I can say the garden had better upkeep back then. The rose arc is very beautiful during Spring and the fountain is amazing.

Went late afternoon as was doing other things. €24 euro for standard ticket which will get you in the palace on a audio tour. Nice tour and some history along with it, about one hour or less to complete. You can go to the right side of the palace and walk the extensive gardens etc for free, which I didn’t realize initially as some other adjacent gardens you can pay for. Once you reach the back of the gardens you can go part way up the larger monument, to go to the top for a better view is €5 more. For the view it’s nice.

This place is magnificent. It is free to enter and roam around the vast land area. There is a costly ticket at different prices (depending on which part/s of the palace you wanted to tour) to enter the palace. There is no line when we bought the tickets, but somehow there’s a lot of people freely roaming around the park, only few would buy tickets and enter the palace. Before entering, people need to surrender their personal belongings and get their audio phones for an audio guided tour, with different languages. It would took some time to finish the tour depending on your ticket, but the cheapest would be around 30 minutes to finish the tour. It’s not really time bounded as it depends how fast or slow you pace across rooms. Photography and filming are generally not allowed, one needs a permit for such activity inside the palace. There are souvenir shops at the ticketing area, at the end of each guided tour of the palace. Overall, it was a great experience. For tourists who does not know the history of Austria, they may not find the guided tour fulfilling so I may suggest to read some history facts about Austria and Europe, in general, or just roam and take pictures around the park and the garden for free.

It was my second time visiting the palace though we remained in the gardens without visiting any of the rooms. Highly recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time and downloading the app. The weather was phenomenal so there were people walking, exercising and enjoying the beauty. We lived the labyrinths and followed the app walking suggestions to take in the sculptures and photo ops.

Love this place. So beautiful and a photographers dream as so many backgrounds to use. We went for the day as we just got engaged and was peaceful place to walk and enjoy the moments. Love to go back to visit the Palace and the zoo. Vienna has our heart ♥

Beautiful gardens. Took a tour inside. Packed with historical furnishings art and facts. As we visited on the run-up to Christmas, we were lucky to have the Christmas market there, too. Well, it's worth a visit. There is a lot to see.

This is a very beautiful castle with fantastic gardens. You will need several hours to spend time here and will definitely be rewarded for photography efforts as there is very nice contrast to use. The souvenir shop was one of the better ones and had several unique items to purchase. Just be prepared, these places, including this one, definitely aren't cheap with merchandise. It is still a place worthwhile to visit, and I recommend it to others.

A must for visiting Vienna. Manicured gardens and a well narrated prerecorded tour of the residence. Plan for timed tickets with a 60 to 90 min wait after purchase which is enough time to walk the grounds. Tours can be a bit crowded, but worth it! Bring cash to use the bathroom at the entrance.

Although I never got to see the inside, I enjoyed the grounds and the lovely Easter Market they had outside. My visit to the palace was tater spontaneous and hadn’t purchased a ticket online. Upon arrival, we found that there was over a three hour wait to enter the palace once the tickets were purchased. Highly recommend you purchase that golden ticket in advance to save you the wait.

Besides the great museum, the garden and trails are amazingly beautiful and well maintained. A perfect place to spend the day with family and friends or for a solo relaxing walk. The cafe is also very nice and the scenic view of town is spectacular!

It’s free to enjoy the grounds, which are extensive and beautiful. The Palace tour has 3 options - we took the longest (e29 per person) - which are all audio tapes. They move you through fairly quickly. Luckily it was not too busy as we visited in winter. Lots of souvenir shops and cafes. We made the climb up to Glorietta which truly has amazing views.

A wonderful piece of history! Take the time to stroll around in the splendid gardens, imagine yourself in the shoes of the Impress just for a moment. We came early in spring, we recommend visiting when all has blossomed to appreciate the beauty of the gardens, late spring / early summer.

If you wish to do the full tour probably best to book in advance. We managed to do the basic entry state rooms tour without delay but it was a 2hr wait otherwise, this bit really doesn't take long to view. That said seeing the actual external architecture & vast grounds was the best bit and that's free to enjoy.

For the palace it’s a very huge palace with so many rooms. Each room had their own story and design. Beautifully decorated, with different color and furniture also the artwork in every room. I recommend to took a longer tour, so you can get to see the whole palace plus the audio guide provided insightful information. For the other part of the palace they have an enormous size of garden. The garden are free to enter except some like the orangery or the maze. We spent a few hours walking around the gardens. I know it would be beautiful in the summer when the flowers are in bloom. It will be very busy during weekend/public holidays. So make sure to buy the ticket beforehand.

Totally worth visiting it's free to enter. We visited in the evening and it was almost empty likely because tour groups go in the morning. The amazing detail in these buildings is always amazing and something worth experiencing. You can enjoy it inside and out.

Beautiful church, most of the main parts are free to visit so I can't think of a reason to not visit. There are some parts of the church which you need to pay to enter, I paid for the catacombs tour and recommend that. I also paid to go up the north tower, you get good views of Vienna and a good look at the amazing tiled roof, however I am not sure it is worth the asking price of EUR 6 - take a look at the photos below and decide for yourself whether you want to pay to go up. You can only buy tickets in person at the church, you cannot buy them online in advance, also they only accept cash, no cards.

Be fit if you're going up the south tower worth it for the view. North tower little lift ride to the top great to see the tiled roof up close. The catacombs tour was good. I got out of the afternoon heat for half an hour, which is very informative. Highly recommended to buy an all-inclusive ticket

St. Stephen's Cathedral is an architectural masterpiece that left me in awe. The intricate details of its Gothic design, including the stunning stained glass windows and towering spires, are truly captivating. The interior is equally impressive, with its majestic altar and historical artifacts. Climbing the South Tower was a highlight, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Vienna. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers!

This was an incredibly interesting and beautiful place to visit. There are several options for tickets, we chose the € 20 all inclusive per person one. This allows a visit to the Cathedral itself plus both the North and South towers. One has an elevator and the other over 300 steps.Even though we could access both, we went with the elevator. The view was fantastic, both of the city and the rest of the Cathedral. Then we had a guided tour of the crypt, absolutely brilliant and a great tour guide. The tour was in German and English and highly worth taking. I would highly recommend this tour and if at all possible, try to be there for 10 am at least before the crowd.This part of Vienna is incredibly busy with tourists.. Also tickets are not available online and must be purchased in person in the Cathedral. This is cash only, as is the gift shop.

This is a must see for Vienna! The architecture is stunning. Once you’re inside the cathedral it is totally majestic and grand. My 69 yo father and I climbed Stephansdom South Tower - 343 steps in total. The views from the top were grand. Highly recommend!

St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna is a majestic masterpiece that truly captures the essence of the city's rich history and architectural grandeur. The awe-inspiring spires and intricate details make it a must-visit landmark. The interior is equally impressive, with stunning stained glass windows and ornate decor. Whether you're drawn to its religious significance or appreciate remarkable craftsmanship, St. Stephen's Cathedral stands as a symbol of Vienna's cultural and spiritual heritage. A visit to this iconic site is a journey through time, offering a glimpse into the heart of Vienna's enchanting past.

Behold the majestic splendor of Saint Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, a timeless masterpiece that transcends mere architecture to embody the very soul of Austria's rich history and cultural heritage. As you step through its ancient gates, you are transported to a realm where the whispers of the past mingle with the echoes of the present. Towering spires reach towards the heavens, their intricate facades adorned with intricate carvings that tell stories of triumph and tribulation, of faith and fortitude. Inside, a symphony of light dances through stained glass windows, painting the hallowed halls with a kaleidoscope of colors that inspire awe and reverence. Each step unveils a new wonder: from the grandeur of the nave to the serenity of the chapels, every corner holds a treasure waiting to be discovered. But it is not only the physical beauty of Saint Stephen's Cathedral that captivates the soul. It is the palpable sense of history that permeates its walls, the echoes of centuries of prayers and praises that linger in the air. Here, amid the hushed whispers of pilgrims and the solemn strains of organ music, one cannot help but feel a connection to something greater than oneself. Saint Stephen's Cathedral is not merely a building; it is a living testament to the enduring power of faith and the indomitable spirit of humanity. It is a place where the past meets the present, where the sacred and the sublime converge in a harmony that transcends time itself. To visit Saint Stephen's Cathedral is to embark on a journey through the annals of history, to walk in the footsteps of kings and queens, poets and peasants. It is an experience that will stay with you long after you have left its hallowed halls, a reminder of the enduring beauty and majesty of the human spirit.

I recommend you to take all in one ticket. You can buy it inside, go to the left and you will see the entry to the South Tower. Buy a ticket and go to the North tower. To get there, go out and walk around the church to the left side. You will see the entry to the North tower. It was not easy to get to the top, pretty narrow staircase corridor and long way up. The reason why you should go to this tower first because it closes earlier (see photo). You can observe night city from the South tower only.

I had the opportunity to go inside and check out this incredibly historic cathedral located in the city centre of Vienna. Both the inside and outside of the cathedral are stunning and picturesque. It is free to enter the church but there is also certain areas of the church that you need too pay to enter. I definitely could have spent more time in here and would definitely do it again when in Vienna and definitely recommend stepping inside if you haven’t at least once for a few minutes. At the time we we’re here it was mid November and there was a large Christmas market set up in the city center and we were wondering around on the evening when the area was most lively. Definitely wish to come back in the future.

Amazing cathedral! This cathedral is one of the highlights of the city. The exterior is very beautiful (especially the Eagle on the roof) and interior is also really impressive. Going inside is free of charge but if you want to go further or to the catacombs there is a charge.

Such a stunning piece of architecture! One of the most beautiful cathedrals I’ve ever been to in Europe. The detailed work here is marvellous. I’d say it’s a must visit if you’re in Vienna. You won’t regret it.

Check times. Closed for tourists during mass. Free entry but pay for central bit and catacomb tour. Very busy when we went around 13.30. It is truly subjective as it does depend on how much churches and cathedrals you’ve visited. We have visited too many I think especially the ones in Italy and even in England, hence this was a bit underwhelming. Gothic design. Tick. Ornate carvings. Tick. Not all of the outside has been cleaned which is authentic I think. We could see how history and time have affected it. Black soot/smoke from centuries gone. One thing to commend it for being different - amazing roof!! That, I love. ❤️

Wow, St. Stephen's Cathedral is incredibly impressive, its size is breathtaking. The beautiful Gothic building is a symbol of Vienna. From the cathedral tower is a wonderful view of the city, but I warn you, there are 343 stairs to climb and it is very narrow, but it is worth it, I went up in June at 36°C outside 🤣

Beautiful cathedral! The view from above is worth all the effort to climb the narrow staircase with 343 steps. The acoustics inside is fantastic. If you manage to attend to a concert, consider yourself a lucky ! The cathedral choir is very good!

Beautiful Cathedral in central Vienna. While you do not have to pay to enter the church, there is a fee to tour the entire inside of the church. The line was too long the day we arrived, so we did not visit everything. Still beautiful and can take great photos from the free area.

Wow. I'll be yet another person to add a 5* review to this magnificent church! Stunning in its exterior, the beauty manages to extend to its interior. We made it during a mass which was great to experience and then visited again in the evening. Let the pictures speak as opposed to my review, and in reality, if you're in Vienna you're probably going to visit :) Ultimately, my only gripe is that they only accept cash for tours.

The church is beautiful! A must see in Vienna. I like that they have divided their tour into sections and prices and you can buy an all inclusive or just buy the ones that you want. We bought the cathedral and catacombs. Cathedral has a QR code tour on your phone that is very informative. The catacombs were amazing and a little scary. Must see. We wanted to go to treasury too but the timings didn’t work for us. Do check opening times because they seem to open and close for visitors throughout the day/week, depending on services and mass.

Very beautiful cathedral. Since I came on Sunday, it's a good time for praying and no ticket entry but you can donate with buying souvenirs, and you can buy ticket inside if you want to look further more. 🙏🙏

We loved St. Stephen’s! We decided to buy tickets to the catacomb tour and the South Tower and we felt that we saw plenty. I think we spent about 10€ per person total to see both. We loved the catacombs tour. Our guide was very enthusiastic and gave us a lot of information about the catacombs. It was very in depth and in both German and English. You pay at the end of the tour in cash (they have change). The south tower was quite a trek - not for the faint of heart or claustrophobic. The stairs are very narrow and you end up walking past people going the opposite way. It gets very hot as well, so I’m not sure I’d recommend going on a hot day. We went on a rainy day and it was cooking, but thankfully the windows at the watch tower were open with a nice breeze to cool down at. You pay for tickets at the entrance of the South Tower.

Amazing architecture! One of the most beautiful cathedrals I’ve ever been to in Vienna. You won’t regret it.

You must visit this cathedral when you are in Vienna. It is the most beautiful church in the city and probably in Central Europe. The exterior of this gothic cathedral was build from 1300-1500. It used to have the highest church tower in the world, and when you enter this cathedral you will be amazed on how much effort the Viennese put in building this master piece. This church entry is free. But you can also visit some of the paid areas of the cathedral

An awesome inspiring cathedral inside and out. The outside is amazing with the tiles and spires . Inside doesn't disappoint with ornate interior , stained glass, high buttresses. A must while in Vienna . It is free but you can ppay more to see more.

Beautiful temple. Amazing architect. A must-visit in Vienna. Very helpful & polite staff. We did the all Inclusive tour, which was worth it!

I think it is one of the most important cathedrals in Gothic architecture. It is truly a magnificent work, it also has ties with the Ottoman Empire. It was used as a shelter during Ottoman sieges, and its bells were also used to warn Turkish raiders...

I visited St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna. It was a magnificent building with a rich history, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Strolling through its grand halls, one can't help but be awed by its beauty and the stories it holds. It's definitely a must-visit for anyone exploring Vienna, offering a glimpse into the city's rich past and architectural marvels.

Amazing gothic cathedral. The main cathedral in Vienna. You can get an all inclusive ticket for 25€ to go up both towers, the museum and the catacombs or it's about 7€ for each thing individually. We just visited the catacombs as my husband had been up the tower previously. The catacombs are well worth the visit! The tour guide we had was very good. The tour was done in both German and English and very informative and the tour guide was very charismatic.

The construction began in 1137 and completed in 1578, however due to circumstances such as fire and WW2, it needs to renovate or reconstruct until to this time. Anyway, this century old cathedral is one of the marvelous I've ever seen. It is an iconic tourist spot located in the heart of Vienna. The interior and exterior are jaw-dropping. It is a free entrance and yet a long queue especially in the afternoon. There is a portion inside the cathedral to purchase ticket entrance. During my visit, a throng of people passes by and you can't concentrate nor roaming around. It was such an honor to see, feel and experience a hundred centuries structural buildings. Recommendable tourist spot but I prefer you to come here as early in the morning to avoid people.

St. Stephens Cathedral is a stunning architectural masterpiece located in Vienna, Austria. The Gothic design and intricate details of the cathedral are truly mesmerizing. The interior is filled with beautiful stained glass windows and ornate decorations. Visiting this iconic landmark is a must for anyone traveling to Vienna, a truly unforgettable experience.

Absolutely Devine church in the middle of Vienna city. Only a very short stroll from the underground of Stephensplatz Plenty of opportunity to take Photos’ Off this majestic church. You can go in side but must pay extra to go to the front rostrum of the church itself. Plenty of photo opportunities. Still under renovations. Cheers big ears

St. Stephen's Cathedral, or Stephansdom, is a stunning Gothic masterpiece situated in the heart of Vienna. Construction began in the 12th century, and the cathedral has undergone various modifications and expansions over the centuries. Its iconic spire, reaching over 136 meters (446 feet) high, dominates the city skyline. The cathedral's interior is equally impressive, with intricate stained glass windows, majestic altars, and a beautifully crafted pulpit. St. Stephen's Cathedral is not only a significant religious site but also a symbol of Vienna's rich history and cultural heritage.

Amazing! Clean photogenic city center, you feel surrounded by history! All the buildings attract your attention and get you mesmerized!!

A truly beautiful area of Vienna. There are numerous buildings in this area with amazing architecture,sculptures, patterns,museums and carvings. The area is very clean and has lots of opportunities for taking photos. The area is most busy in the evenings and nights when everyone comes out. During holidays the area is decorated beautifully and has many Christmas markets around the area as I experienced when I visited here. In my opposition from what I saw the best one was the large Christmas market near and around St. Stephens Cathedral in the historic city centre. I would definitely recommend this area as a must visit when you are in Vienna.I would definitely visit this area again when I am in Vienna

No other city in the world can be like Vienna. It would take three life times to see it all, and then a fourth to see what you have forgotten! Don't get into the tourist traps, but read about Vienna, get a good city map, learn some German, and venture out into the city filled with secret, small passages, Cafés, wonderful museums and very good food.

Cultural landmark, unique cultural heritage building, amazing cultural ornaments and colors,, even from inside you will find a great work

The complex of palaces and gardens Belvedere is just a masterpiece. Two palaces (upper and lower), a complex of fountains, landscape design, a huge square. Therefore, this place is always crowded. Gorgeous art exposition of Gustav Klimt, including his most famous works. If you decide to see the palaces from the inside and see a collection of paintings, then it is better to take tickets online (the difference is noticeable). On Belvedere it is necessary to have at least 5-6 hours. It's worth to see it by own The buildings look amazing as well as the garden. Sculptures and fountains located along the paths are pleasing to the eyes. This is a must visit location in Vienna! The gardens are stunning in their elegance and memories of a bygone age abound in the architecture and layout. The views of the hills around Vienna are wonderful. You have beautiful water fountains to calm body and mind, and there's a lovely cafe at the Upper Belvedere where you can sit Thankyou for read our review

Book online in advance ! we were lucky to get tickets close to the time we were there otherwise would have had to come back later. Saw ‘The Kiss,’ amazing! Beautiful interior to the building- and lots of signs to tell you the history of the rooms as well as the art.

*Note, I didn’t go into the Museum. This is about the gardens. I didn’t feel like going to see “The Kiss” which is the main reason you go to this Museum. The gardens are absolutely spectacular. All three levels of them. The bottom level is fun to kind of walk through the hedges and find a little spots. Some of them have sculptures and some of them just have park benches but you don’t know till you enter. The two main fountains are beautiful and super picturesque one side you can see the beautiful palace on the other side you can see Vienna making both sides beautiful in different ways. You can easy spend a good 2 hours just walking and enjoying the gardens

My visit to Belvedere Castle in Vienna was a captivating journey through both art and history. This splendid palace, with its magnificent architecture and stunning gardens, is a true gem in the heart of the city. The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the incredible collection of art housed within the castle. The Upper Belvedere, in particular, showcases an array of masterpieces, including works by Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele. These paintings are not only artistically significant but also culturally and historically important. The beautiful gardens, with their meticulously landscaped design, provided a serene backdrop for the castle. The views of Vienna from the terraces were absolutely breathtaking, making it a picture-perfect spot. The staff at Belvedere Castle were informative and helpful, enhancing the overall experience. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply seeking a taste of Austrian culture and history, a visit to Belvedere Castle is a must. It's a cultural treasure trove that offers an unforgettable and visually stunning journey. I highly recommend it to anyone exploring Vienna.

Absolutely stunning palace. If you are short on time, do just the upper palace. Keep in mind entry is per the time given for your ticket. They don't take you in early and only give you a 20 minute window if you are delayed. The exhibitions are on three levels and it takes at least an hour to see each of them properly, 90 minutes for each level if you want to do justice to the beautiful paintings, sculptures and the rooms of the palace. The lower level has medieval and modern art if that's your thing. The gardens between the palaces are lovely too.

A beautiful palace with astonishing architecture and stunning gardens! The interior isn’t what you would expect as the palace was restored after being bombed in WW2. There is a beautiful ballroom made of marble on the second floor. The palace is filled with paintings from different periods and styles and can be considered more like a gallery.

It's hard to put this in to words how much this is worth visiting. You need to like art and you need to have patience to walk around and enjoy the culture. It was spectacular to see Klimt's the kiss. The architecture is awesome and the grounds and garden are worth a walk. So much to do, just pay it a visit

We were fascinated by this incredible piece of Vienna’s history. Upon entering from the main gate you have this huge space with a lake and manicured flower beds. At the entrance of the museum you must deposit your backpacks in a special room at the "bag storage" and you can choose which direction to take first. The visit inside the museum has no time limit, you can go inside for as long as you want. It really is a must-see tourist attraction. We recommend making tickets online so you can skip the line at the ticket office.

The place to see The Kiss of Gustav Klimt. 🥺🥺❤️❤️ Make sure to get to the Upper gallery for this. Get your ticket online to skip the queue. The first floor baroque art ceilings are just marvellous and I couldn't get enough of staring at them. U can also see other modern artists like monet. A lot of art to admire and a beautiful interior. I went there during a very hot summer day and it was air conditioned. Enjoy the visit.

Amazing palace!! I visited here during noon. It has amazing view. Not just the walk around, you can simply sit there and enjoy your time with family, friends or your partner. It has very mesmerizing view. You'll definitely collect so many memories from here. Highly recommended!!

The palace is really beautiful, and the gardens around it are nicely designed for a pleasant walk. They've arranged everything well. Just remember to check when the palace is open before you go. That way, you can enjoy both the stunning palace and the lovely gardens to the fullest. It's a great way to spend your time!

Massive Palace and massive garden area. The architecture was unique and the maze garden took a lot of effort. The gallery inside was so satisfactory, especially the Gustav Klimt exhibits. There were a lot of people but it was not really crowded. A must-visit place in Vienna.

Really enjoyed this museum. A diverse collection of styles in a beautiful setting. The Klimt exhibit gets a lot of attention especially The Kiss, but many of his other works are just as interesting and thought provoking. Easy to explore this museum within an hour to 1.5 hours. The grounds are a nice stroll around too.

Very nice place worth seeing in Vienna. The park/gardens around this place with number of fountains are amazing. You can have a walk, seat on a garden bench and relax. There is also a cafe if you want to drink or bite something. Recommended place on a Vienna tourist map.

This was a stunning museum I would really recommend visiting. Getting tickets online in advance is preferable however if you don’t you can have a lovely stroll around the gardens outside. We only visited the Upper Belvedere which was stunning in itself - especially for the amazing Klimt collection but I would love to visit the Lower part next time.

Wonderful Museum and art gallery in beautiful surroundings, not to be missed if you’re a Klimt fan! We only went to lower Belvedere and the Schlossgarten but enjoyed every moment. Go early to avoid the crowds. We did but it was very crowded as we left.

One of the must see places at Vienna. There is Upper Belvedere, Lower Belvedere and the gardens. The gardens are free to visit. There are spread tickets for upper and lower palace. The upper place ticket is $17, but you can get a 2 in 1 ticket for $24. The famous “The Kiss” painting by Gustav Klimt is on the Upper Belvedere. It’s a must see. The gardens and the small lake are beautiful and worth the visit if you don’t want to go inside.

We only visited The upper Palace at Belvedere as this has a great art collection in particular the works of Gustav Klimt and many other great works of art. The building itself is spectacular as it was built as a Palace and never occupied as such, now serving as an Art Gallery. It also has a very nice cafe which looks out onto the gardens and Lower Belvedere. There is, of course, a gift shop where one can buy memories at all budget levels.

Very impressive grounds and buildings - worth a trip just to walk around outside. Of course, the main attraction is Klimt's "The Kiss", but there are many other wonderful works of art. It's not as large as some other galleries and as such, it only took us about an hour and a half to look around. We went towards the end of the day and it wasn't too busy. We had the Vienna Pass and couldn't see how to pre-book tickets on line, so went to the ticket sales on the day to find out we didn't need a ticket and to just show the Vienna Pass at the main entrance.

Totally cool place to visit and see the architecture. The statues were very well done and detailed. The cafe was busy but looked like they had good food. There were people also taking wedding photos here which I thought would be a nice background. A very cool place to visit with historical relevance.

Lots of art, with something for everyone. I visited Upper and Lower Belvedere, Lower was much quieter (and a better cafe) on a 2 in 1 ticket. You could also get a 3 in 1 ticket for their other site, but after two days walking around Vienna and its palaces my feet couldnt take any more!

A beautiful palace to visit. The sun was shining and the gardens were beautiful! I would recommend you book tickets in advance as it can get very busy! If you love art, there’s plenty of beautiful portraits/works of art to admire! We particularly like the character heads! The palace itself is fantastic to wander around too!!

Beautiful place surrounded by large gardens. A must visit for all art history lovers, especially if you like Klimt. It's impressive both on the inside and from the outside.

Lovely park to walk through and sit and enjoy the view. Unfortunately we went during the time of year where the fountains aren't on which was a shame. Regardless a nice park to walk through and sit and pass some time. Plus.... Some "interesting" statues!

We bought our tickets online for the savings and grabbed coffee at a Greek restaurant across the street to wait. This is a nicely sized museum and we were comfortably able to see everything in the upper Belvedere ticket in a couple of hours. The Klimts are gorgeous and well displayed. Make sure to not miss the historic religious pieces that are in a climate controlled room off the lobby!

A wonderful experience as expected. An amazing building in stunning park. Baroque windows. Paintings clearly described in English. It is here that you can see the Kiss and other paintings by Klimt. We purchased our tickets online, which do require picking a time slot. We could stay there all day.

Beautiful Palace- the art collection well worth the visit. Beautiful building. Some areas in the grounds a little run down/messy which was surprising. Get there early and you'll get to view the Klimt collection without the crowds. We got there for opening time and it was getting very very busy as we left.

We bought tickets online and there was no waiting time. But there was a small issue, they were renovating the part where you can store your luggage, so it was an extra effort to take it back to the HBf, to store it and to come back. The online ticket was valid for one hour, so you need to be careful to not miss it. The museum itself is a bit overrated and 17€ is really too much for it.

クリムトの『接吻』『ユディト』をみられます。その他にもエゴン・シーレ、クリムトの作品が充実していて、ウィーンでおすすめの美術館です。 庭園もとても広くきれいです。 オンラインで事前に入場券を買えます。 (Translated by Google) You can see Klimt's ``The Kiss'' and ``Judith.'' It also has a wide selection of works by Egon Schiele and Klimt, making it a recommended museum in Vienna. The garden is also very large and beautiful. You can buy admission tickets in advance online.

Don't buy ticket. Just go visit the garden. Well the palace is huge and is ticked. However, the garden behind it captures its essence is what I had heard. The garden is open for all for free. It has beautiful sculptures, a lot of flora, and fountains. The sculptures are unique and perfect for time travel. The garden is extremely well kept and has flowers like tulip and lavender. One can breath the fragrance in the air. A lot of tourists stop here and so should you! You can sit around and take a moment to absorb the beauty. There's a small cafe there as well which too is open for all. They seemed to have a decent collection but they don't allow takeaway... They are strictly "dine-in" only. We were in a rush so couldn't sit in, but if you have time - the desserts looked good

I loved the Palace itself, it’s so gorgeous it’s actually a little overwhelming. The view is breathtaking to the point I felt like I was not paying enough attention to the art displayed inside. This is one of the best, if not the best overall museum I have ever been to. Unfortunately my visit has been a bit tainted by the way I was greeted at the entrance. I was told to use the lockers on the left hand side, to my surprise those required a €2 coin to be inserted, which I did not have so started panicking a little, understandably - this visit was the highlight of my trip and having spent close to 8 hours travelling to Vienna, tiredness started catching up to me. I saw no mention of this on the website. In fact, I checked the FAQ prior to my visit as I contemplated heading to the hotel first, having been on the move since I arrived in Vienna earlier in the morning. For those interested, from Belvedere website: Yes, you will find lockers, free of charge, at all Belvedere locations. How come was I directed to paid lockers? I can only imagine this was an attempt to get even more money from those visiting. Extremely disappointing and distasteful. I eventually headed to the cloakroom, where I was able to leave my backpack indeed free of charge. I am the kind of person who always visits the museum gift shops to have something to bring back the memories, however on this occasion I decided not to purchase anything, purely because of the locker situation.

It is an impressive and imposing building that houses a variety of exhibits. I honestly can't understand the purpose of all these massive internal staircases that take up almost half of the palace. Finally, the Greek antiquities are as if they were simply stored there and not as if they were being exhibited.

If you like knights, royal horses, jousting and such the Imperial Armory is a must see! A collection of 125 suits of armour carefully catalogued by owner and circa. The museum/palace itself is work of art with grand halls, staircases and paintings. Take a peek at the elegance of long ago. The entrance and self-guided tour with audio was included with my Vienna Pass

This is a must-see in Vienna as it is more than thrilling and the history behind it is glorious. I suggest visiting it in the morning as it is less crowded. An interesting fact is that the president now lives in that castle. It is truly a masterpiece!

The place is MASSIVE! It has so much history and so many things to see! From the silver museum to the library to the sisi museum to the imperial rooms! It's a lot of fun but the tour is really long (about 90 minutes or so). The audio guide experience is really good! I got to learn a lot of things about the history of Austria and about the royal family! Some criticisms are that we can't take pictures at parts of the place (like sisi museum and imperial rooms) and that we can't connect Bluetooth earbuds to the audio guide remote. The amount of things you learn there is so much worth it though and the place is very well priced! I had a lot of fun there.

One the most important seats of power in Europe for centuries it is a must see for anyone interested in history. Fabulous palace full of history in the heart of enchanting Vienna. See the butterfly greenhouse attached to the palace for something for all ages from 1-99.

The Hofburg in Austria is an absolute gem that takes you on a captivating journey through history. As an avid traveler, I have visited numerous landmarks, but the Hofburg stands out as a place that truly encapsulates the essence of Austria's rich heritage. I was immediately struck by the impressive architecture and the sheer scale of the palace. The blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles creates a visual feast for the eyes, transporting visitors to a bygone era of opulence and grandeur. The attention to detail in every nook and cranny is simply astounding. The Hofburg's location in the heart of Vienna adds to its allure. Surrounded by charming streets, delightful cafes, and vibrant cultural attractions, it's the perfect starting point to explore the city. I recommend taking a leisurely stroll through the Burggarten, a beautiful park adjacent to the palace, for a moment of tranquility amidst the urban buzz. Whether you are a history enthusiast, an architecture aficionado, or simply seeking a taste of Austria's imperial past, the Hofburg is an absolute must-visit. It is a testament to the grandeur and cultural legacy of this remarkable country. Prepare to be enthralled by its timeless beauty and indulge in a journey through Austria's rich history.

A majestic place. Walking around the territory, you can appreciate the scale of the buildings, their architecture, decoration. And feel the greatness of Vienna. It is here that you can realize that this place once belonged to the kings))

This is also one of the iconic tourist attraction in Vienna. Once a winter residence of former Habsburg dynasty but now serve as the workplace of the Austria's President. Better to come here during daylight or early morning as you will see the magnificent beauty, the architectural structure and of course to escape from the throng of people. At night, the lights will add to its beauty. It was close when I come here.

If you have only got time to visit one attraction in Vienna, make it this. The palace complex houses paintings by the likes of Klimt.

Loved it the first time I came here in summer of 2019 and still loved it again after four years. I’d say I prefer the summer time for this type of visit because it’s a vast area of space that gets quite windy and cold in January. Otherwise, you’ll be able to explore all the vast options when the weather is good. However, if you don’t mind the cold, the grounds are yours, albeit there’s not much to see except the museums. Perhaps this is when a tour guide would be most helpful.

Didn't go inside due to a tight schedule but the external architecture of this building is simply majestic and beautiful. Nevertheless, I was contented to be able to witness this marvel from the outside. There are also many beautiful buildings and churches at walking distance from Hofburg. Spend a day here walking around and you will not regret it

This place is amazing right in the middle of the city it’s a huge palace complex with several different museums and attractions all within the complex, we did the Imperial Jewels, Sussi Museum & Spanish Riding School in one day was excellent and all the attractions were included on the Vienna Passes we purchased. What a lovely building and day.

Must visit to feel the spirit of imperial Vienna, need full day as castle, park, zoo and some other points on the park territory. There are also touristic train around the park - for those who can’t walk so much! In Castle very good organised audio guide! Very good cafe and all territory with good desserts and coffee)))

This is spectacular place you must see when in Vienna. The architecture, decoration is very lavish and stunning, I really love it, it shows the Majesty and royalty of the kings. We visited the museum and the apartments the ticket was around 16 euro, the treasury ticket is separate.

Hey everyone... The Hofburg is the former principal imperial palace of the Habsburg dynasty in Austria...Vienna itself is beautiful, you can find everything here... but for me it was mainly about the copy of destiny.... The relic and actually the weapon that killed Jesus Christ...

Amazing historical place. Sweet weather, and a marvellous atmosphere. Definitely loved everything about the place including the people and the events organisers. Indeed there are a lot of historical places and museums in Austria but Hofburg palace is a special one. A must visit location!

So many amazing buildings in Vienna, but this is one of my favorites. It is simply overwhelming when you see it in person. Impossible to capture its awe with pictures, must be seen to be believed. I didn’t do the tours inside as I had a busy schedule, but I’m sure the inside is as beautiful as the outside. A must see in Vienna!

A very nice zoo with a great selection of animals. Many large exhibits offer a variety of vantage points. Logical layout so easy to see all of the zoo following the trails. Signs in German and English. Recommend buying tickets in advance or at the self service machines to avoid queues. Many places to buy snacks, meals, and drinks. Small play areas for children

This is an old and important Zoo. It includes very rare animals. They feed them (at different time, lion, tiger and Panda at 3PM), there could be another morning time not sure. You can go and touch the goats which kids love so much. It takes half a day to really enjoy it. Also, elephant training time is 11AM. Lots of cafe and restaurants. Maps can be improved big time.

Being the world's oldest zoo this one was really well maintained and cleaned. Best thing is the cafe beside lion's den. You can have a thrilling experience watching lions roaming beside you while enjoying food. This has a variety of different animals and based on their habits the environment is maintained. A must visit place in Vienna.

Yes, it was perfect! You can see wide variety of animals there, didn’t miss anyone. Food was really good at Jumbo grill, had burgers and tasted like restaurant and waiting time was record beating. Also managed to get trolly for the kid, there’s quite few of them, need to go there early. 4€ piece and 10€ deposit. Really nice zoo with large trees and lots of privacy for the animals. Price is also high but it’s for the good of animals. Must visit! ☺️

The zoo is pretty decent. To be honest it is like most zoos. There are some renovations going on within the zoo right now. It was a good way to use up a few hours and walk around and take photos. I definitely think getting a ticket ahead once things get busier will help you save time unless you get there when it opens.

One of the best zoos we have visited in European cities. The garden is enormous, with huge variety of animals and educational information about them. The place is perfect not just for kids, but also for their parents. There are plenty of options for resting, observing and enjoying the views. Plenty of shadows for a sunny day. Various restaurants and options to buy food. On weekends and during lunch time it might be difficult to get a table for lunch and you might need to wait a while. Will definitely visit the place when in Vienna.

The oldest zoo in the world and many of its historic buildings are beautifully preserved. This gives the Tiergarten a unique atmosphere found nowhere else. The zoo, however, is on the small side and thus many enclosures just seem inadequate for the animals that are in them, especially the ones for sea lions, elephants, giraffes and polar bears (despite the latter two being relatively modern). Worth a visit for sure but definitely not the best zoo in Europe.

Excellent value at €26. Really big zoo, can easily spend 3-4 hours. It has pretty much everything, it is located in the main park with stunning scenery. Lions and tigers didn't really do much, and unfortunately the monkeys weren't playing. But the elephants and giraffes made it worth while.

Really enjoyed this zoo. Easy to walk around and lots to see. Unique and fun areas for kids to play. Popcorn was yummy. Staff was friendly. Did get very crowded very quickly on a weekend day. Bathrooms were small and often dirty.

What a wonderful experience this was! There are tons of areas to rest and have refreshments while enjoying the views. Animal dens are very well maintained. Would highly recommend the seal and wolves feeding time. Average visit time of 3-4 hours. Family friendly too, kids can also come into close contact with goats and sheep.

This is a fantastic zoo! Entrance is free with the Vienna Pass. It has tons of unique animals to see. The yellow footprint path made it so easy to see everything without getting turned around. We really enjoyed getting to watch the polar bear eat and being so close to the hippos!

Worlds oldest Zoo. Its fantastic and full of all maner of different animals. Cost €27 for adult ticket but can buy family and combined tickets for other attractions. Currently doing works in some parts of the zoo so some areas off limits. Animals looked happy and well cared for. Lots of different eating areas (check what is open as it depends on time of year)

Amazing Zoo. Lots of big animals and a good selection of food, drinks, info and ample toilets and free water. The animals are posers and we were able to see everything they had up close and very clearly especially the sleepy panda and sunbathing lions. We had a great time here. Especially the petting zoo where you can be amongst the goats. We visited in Spring and there were lots of really cute baby goats that you could feed. Overall worth the entrance price and a nice day out in the already impressive gardens and house of Schönbrunn.

It's amazing looking at all the animals in a clean and well preserved natural environment, each place is unique and interesting. You can tell how everything has been meticulously designed to accommodate perfectly each one. It's not too tiring to view it all, but it has a lot so come early if you want to go through the whole thing.

One of the oldest zoos in the world! This was such an amazing experience. The zoo was a lot bigger than we were expecting it to be and beyond crowded so we would recommend buying tickets in advance and getting there early. You will not be disappointed visiting this zoo from child age to adult there is something to admire for everyone.

Beautiful zoo with many animal exhibits! I was surprised how large the zoo actually was, I would reccomend planning on a minimum of 2-3 hours here. If you are visiting the palace and gardens this is a must see. When purchasing your tickets online for the palace you can choose a ticket that includes zoo entry.

I'm absolutely against the concept of animals in captivity for show and profit. Nonetheless, it is a big and interesting zoo. I just wish we could get rid of zoos altogether. The same, if not better results could be achieved by reproducing the flora and habitats and filling them with plenty of stuffed animals. But probably we will sadly end up doing so anyway as more and more species go extinct.

Very nicely kept grounds. Modern but steeped in history. You are reminded of the original way it was in a few places around the place. There are many areas to get away from sun or rain and lots of well kept animals to see. Overall a good experience to have with kids

It might be a smaller zoo than what I'm used to but it is still a beautiful one. You can't get lost or lose your track where to go. Animals are put into places with viewing areas that you can see them really nicely, so for me that's a really plus! But I wish the one viewing area for pandas would be managed better, but still it's okay. The zoo is really nice and mainly there is a panda, so I loved it and I'm pretty sure anyone will love it as well! :)

Always amazing. Great views, great setup, kind people, awesome endless stuff to see. Always find something new. Awesome playground for children. It's totally worth it buying a yearly ticket, even if you visit once a month.

Loved this zoo! Went there at 9:30 in the morning so no queuing and got to see most of the feedings. Wanted to see specific animals so was done in 3 hours. But you can actually spend an entire day with your kids there since the zoo is big enough. And there are a lot of other things to enjoy in the grounds of the palace.

Fantastic zoo! The animals were all animated and moving around, and appeared to be very happy! The polar bear was the stand out attraction though the variety of snakes was hugely impressive.

Just wow. Not only the oldest zoo in the world, but I dare say one of the cleanest. Everything is well organised, the animals are well cared for and everyone that works here seems to really love animals. Some of the enclosures are made in such a way that you feel like you are among the animals. For some of them, for example the sloths, there is nothing separating you from the animals which feels amazing and makes for a really immersive experience. Totally worth the price. The zoo participates in a re-population program which breeds animals in Austria and then releases them in their natural habitat. They even have a cheese-milk shop up on the hill from their own goats and cows. You can easily spend a day here, totally worth the price.

Great day at the zoo. Kids had great fun. It was easy to walk around, grab a snack, or to use the toilets with a 3-year old. :)

This is a very special zoo. It's beautiful and incredibly clean. They have less species than most the size of the zoo because the animals have the space and carefully crafted enclosures that they deserve. Bravo to this institution for opting to keep less animals in order to properly care for the ones they have. My daughter and I had a great day here and would love to return.

Great way to spend the day here (you can also split it with the technology museum across the street). Even traveling the week of Christmas the zoo was not too crowded. we bought tickets on site with no issues. Traveling via public transit was simple from our city center accomodations. Overall a beautiful setting and grounds with a variety of species. Only issue was had was some of the facilities were shuttered due to renovations. Tips: - Wear comfortable waking shoes. Appearances may be fooling, but there are some good elevation changes among the paths, so wear shoes that can handle incline and possible rain/slick surfaces. -Don't skip the sloths! You literally walk into their enclosure!! When we were there momma had a baby. It was such a unique experience. Very few people and everyone was being so quiet and respectful.

So many animals and beautiful grounds also. Well maintained and lots of interactive bits for the kids too with animal facts. Can easily spend most of the day there. Visited weekday around 10am. Pre-bought tickets but there was no queue.

Although some of the exhibitions are a little disappointing (such as the reptiles), you should definitely visit the zoo if you like animals! The variety of different impressive species is huge. It is a very nice and unique experience but it requires a lot of your time (at least three hours). Moreover, when you'll get hungry, you'll have to pay quite a lot of money, as the canteens inside the zoo are pretty expensive.

One of the best zoos I have visited. So much to see and do! Amazing how many different animals are here. Can easily spend a day here!

What can you say about the oldest zoo in the world? Everything is very neat and carefully arranged, all the details are emphasized, the tour is very well created so it keeps you in a constant search for the new sites. The entire park is child friendly, with a lot of spaces for the little ones to have fun and play if they are feeling bored about the long walk. I would recommend visiting in the morning when the animals are awake and can be seen, in the afternoon most of them are asleep or in a retreated place and can be seen with difficulty. The farm on the upper side is very nice to visit, bringing a glimpse of the Tirol. Very nice also the petting farm, where some goats and sheep are running around the children. 😁

the zoo is beautiful, well organized, with nice habitats for animals. Pandas, koalas and rhinoceros are the sensations we most wanted to see. The children enjoyed it. any recommendation.

One of the best zoos in Europe. Variety of species, white area, lots of room for animals. One of the stars of the zoo, panda, is sleeping most of the day so it might be hard to see it in action. Its red cousin, firefox, was hiding at the top of the tree both on our way in and out, so we hardly managed to see it. It was a bit sad seeing a polar bear laying outside on a hot sunny day.

It was the best day of our trip to Vienna! It is big,with lots of animals of any kind! It has many coffees with tables to sit, also water so you can refill your bottle and a small playground if your children want to relax a while.

Wow, breathtaking architecture from the moment you walk in. The building was already set in itself. We haven’t even seen the halls yet when we were greeted by these intricate details from ceiling to floor… The indoor cafe was even more beautiful with the marble details and the gold accents! Plus, the high ceiling that stretched into a dome. We didn’t get to try it but it seemed to have a long line but just looking at it was already a sight. Amazing collection of art pieces spanning from different eras. Below are some favorites that are worth your time! Make sure to find these incredible works. There weren’t too much people when we went. Didn’t have to wait in line at all except for the washroom… but the museum was spacious and the flow of people was manageable so it didn’t feel tight.

What a breathtakingly beautiful and vast museum. The first hack you need to be aware of is that if you don’t buy your tickets online, there is a ticket office on the outside but just inside the entrance there are a couple of self service kiosks which you can use to buy the ticket and there’s no line. Take your time as this museum is huge and it covers a lot of history. Have 1 or 2 euro coins with you for locker storage. The building itself is stunningly beautiful. Definitely worth seeing

This museum offers a fantastic opportunity for photography enthusiasts while showcasing remarkable paintings and sculptures. Exploring all the exhibitions here can be time-consuming, and it's important to note that there's no option to leave for a break. Instead, you'll find a restaurant within the museum, albeit slightly pricier. The staff, on the whole, is friendly, although some individuals may come across as a bit rude. However, the food is delicious, and I finally had the chance to savor a Vienna schnitzel that lived up to its reputation. Overall, it was a great experience, and I highly recommend visiting this place.

It has become one of my favorite museums in the world, the expositions are incredibly beautiful, the decoration is spectacular. I spent about 6 hours because it's huge. In my opinion if you have to choose just one museum in Vienna this is the one you should choose.

Amazing art museum. I recommend to take audio guide and get ready to spent the whole day here. Bruegel, Rubens, Van Eyck… unforgettable experience. Very nice Egyptian and Greek collection, very beautiful lighting (!!) and interior. And of course everyone should go to the museum cafe, it’s quite pricey but worth it.

One of the most important museums in the worldwide as there are vast of art collections, paintings, antiques and sometimes exhibits. The octagonal dome, exterior and interior are such an impressive structure and architecture being built. The painting on the ceiling is fascinating. Remarkable impression particularly the staircase and the dome. It need 3 hrs to read every description - which English is available A worthy visit to this majestic museum. There is an available cafe inside the museum. Free entrance if you are using Vienna Pass card.

The Magnificence of the exterior architecture of the building is not inferior to the interior splendor of this truly Magnificent Palace of Arts. The precious collection of paintings, housed in numerous halls, delights lovers of fine art. Passing from one masterpiece to another, you forget about time and space, plunging into the atmosphere of True Beauty. You can come here again and again to satisfy your aesthetic hunger. Yes, and physical hunger can be satisfied in the beautiful cafe of the museum, where you can taste delicacies from the chef or drink a cup of the most delicious coffee in Vienna.

Inside and out, this place is beautiful and full of history. The best museum I've been to so far. All the floors have exhibits. I thought I've already seen a lot based on the paintings and sculptures I've seen on floor 1, but I was surprised to see that the floor 0 to 05 (archeology section) has many to offer (Egypt, Greek and gold collections). I liked eating at the ornate restaurant too. It offered good meals for the same prices outside.

I really really enjoyed it It was a very big museum which included almost everything. Definately their security staff could be a bit nicer with people and hence the reason I give out 4 stars. Pay attention to the building more than usual. It was a very nice building with an enriched architecture and too many details which proves that humanity architecture has been demoted comparing to our old times

It was a breathtaking experience. I loved everything in that museum, from its architecture, to its beautiful artworks. Definitely do recommend you go there! (Note: make sure to get your tickets online since you’ll have no wait time because of that.)

This museum is the first reason I visited Vienna. Spare at least half day to enjoy this great venue especially if you love Bruegel. You have to leave your backpacks in the lockers so you need 1 or 2 Euro coins. You’ll get it back when you open the locker. Museum’s gift shop offers a variety of souvenirs. Under 19 is free admission.

I am not really a big museum person, but this was a great and absolutely stunning museum! Even if you're not into art, it might still be worth a visit just to experience the beautiful building. I really enjoyed the Roman, Greek, and Egyptian sections of the museum. We spent about 2 hours there, but if you're interested in art, you could probably spend a lot more time. You're not allowed to bring bags inside the museum, but there is an area where you can store your bag for a €1 or €2 coin, which you'll get back when you retrieve your bag. This might just be one of the most impressive museums I have visited.

One of Vienna's giant museums in terms of importance but also beauty. I really enjoyed the collections within the museum and the layout of the exhibits in the timeline.The total visit takes from 3 to 5 hours, but obviously depends on how passionate you are.I absolutely recommend the visit because it is both an architectural and historical jewel!😲😲

This museum is impressive from start to finish; every penny spent on it is totally worth the experience. From artifacts and art dating back to 2000 B.C. to the place itself, everything falls into an impeccable surrounding of peace and beauty. It's incredible what humans can do with enough creativity, imagination, and goodwill.

Such a stunning building, with a fantastic range of things to look at & learn about the history of the exhibits. We were on the fence about the €21 per ticket price as it felt a bit expensive but was really worth it as you can spend many hours here & really get your moneys worth. Passed on the cafe as it was very expensive but don’t forget to have a look as it’s a very beautiful part of the building! Skip the line and buy tickets in advance on the website

This is truly one of the nicest museums for art history that I know. The building is beautiful and the art collection even better. There is so much to see that you can easily spend a few hours there. Not only the paintings of Rembrandt, Rubens and Titian are worth visiting but there is also a nice collection of Egyptian antiques.

Wow!! This museum takes most of the day. We were there from 10:15am to 2:45pm with a brief cafe break and I'm certain that we did not manage to see everything. So worth it! The paintings, the collections, and the special exhibits are all fantastically curated. We saw the Iron Man exhibit and it was pretty cool.

I recently visited the library museum in Vienna and I must say, it was an incredible experience. From the moment I walked through the doors, I was struck by the beauty and grandeur of the building. The architecture and design were stunning, and the attention to detail was truly remarkable. The museum is home to an impressive array of rare and historical manuscripts, books, and documents. I was amazed to see some of the oldest and most valuable books in the world, including ancient texts and illuminated manuscripts. The museum also offers a variety of exhibits and displays that showcase the history of the library and its impact on the world. Throughout my visit, I found the staff to be friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. Overall, I would highly recommend the library museum in Vienna to anyone with an interest in literature, history, or architecture. It is truly a remarkable and unique experience that should not be missed. I give it a perfect rating of 5/5.

Amazing museum. A mix of old masters paintings. I was less aware of their archaeological pieces. An amazing selection of Greco-Roman sculptures and artefacts (sadly not in English) as well as an excellent Egyptian collection. Also includes Hapsburg pieces (I really like the automatons). Well worth a visit (€21 adult entry).

If you are in Vienna and you are interested in art history, there is something to see here. Time flies here as you meander from hall to hall and marvel at the extraordinary works. The staircase is magnificent. Nice cafe in the museum.

I have a fun exploring this museum. It was one that I wasn’t sure that I was going to go even with its high ratings. But it was a lot of fun to walk the ancient Egyptian exhibit and see all of the sarcophagus and the little green hippo, was adorable. All of the different sculptures were beautiful and then you go to the next floor and you get to see a bunch of famous artworks, which were just as stunning, so I was very happy that I ended up taking the time to go to this museum it was well worth it.

If you love art and historical significance of the art on the history then it's a must visit place. There are amazing paintings and coin collection also. But I think the most remarkable thing is how good they have maintained those painting even after so many centuries. You have to give atleast 2 hours for whole museum. But it really worth it.

It was one of the best museums I have done in Europe! The architecture of the inside and the outside of the monument is a piece of art. The first floor is amazing for all the people who love the mineralogy and paleontology. The second floor is like an alive encyclopedia of the different animals living currently on earth. My only critic will be : All the explications and names are not translated in english on the second floor. I think you will need minimums 3 or 4 hours if you want to visit the full museum (I have needed 5 hours) (Full price 16€)

Really amazing museum in fine surroundings. The museum has a lot to offer. It is a piece of art itself. You need to have plenty of time may be all day to see the unique collections.

An absolutely stunning museum, one of my favourite I’ve been to in Europe. Highlights for me included almost all the paintings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, the large painting of Marie Antoinette and of course what they had from Arcimboldo’s Four Seasons series and Four Elements series We bought tickets while standing outside of the museum because there was a bit of a queue for the ticket office. We were in much faster than those waiting in line

This museum is worth visiting for sure! It is not that much about the artefacts placed there but more about the building itself. It is all made of marble, every room is a different colour, style and gives you a unique experience. From the expositions, I enjoyed the first one the most - Ancient Egypt. There were mummies, sarcophaguses, scrolls etc. The stairs are the star of the show.

Classical, gigantic, mesmerizing museum I have visited till now. Worth every penny. Apart from the collections, a big shoutout to the architectural beauty of this museum. Please take at least 3-4 hours to visit this museum properly. And don’t forget to take instagrammable photos on staircase and the bird’s eye view of the coffee shop.

The museum has excellent design. You can tour the museum worry-free by leaving your valuables in the lockers. For a modest cost, an audio guide is provided. The experience of viewing exquisitely crafted objects was very remarkable.

Open till late, was such a nice experience as I had never visited a museum after dark. Lovely architecture with a resturant in the middle which looked nice (couldn't manage to book it). Really cool historic pieces inside.

Absolutely and by far, the most interesting building and museum in Vienna. It consists of multiple exhibitions, divided by the time and geographical position of the given state, dating all the way back to a few thousand B.C. The exhibition comprises some Egyptian mummies, both human and animal, which were the most fascinating part. Fun fact: In the Middle Ages, people believed mummies had healing powers, so they ate them, while aristocrats had unwrapping parties at their mansions.

The Vienna Art History Museum is a World Class Museum located in the Museum district of Vienna. Well designed and laid out for the different periods of Art with an emphasis on the great masters of the Renaissance and Classical periods. Highly recommended! Great coin collection rooms also. Amazing place! This review DOES follow Google’s Policies!!!

Great amusement park with a large variety of rides and activities. Not too crowded, waiting queues are small or rather nonexistent. Good option for a date, family day, or some old fashioned adrenaline rush. Ferris wheel is particularly charming during the sunset. It can get a bit windy and cold at the top depending on the season.

Love it, always a ton of fun! A bit on the pricey side, but keeping in mind this is an amusement park in the middle of Vienna, open basically every day, it makes sense to pay per ride. Fun for a quick trip, 2-3 rides and then off to grab something to eat.

I didn't expect much since we got the same attractions in Prague twice a year for several months, but the atmosphere is really great. And it gets even better after sunset with the bulb lights. I recommend going on a Booster and the high carousel during sunset. The view is stunning.

So much fun! Short lines and no wait for lots of rides. Pay by the ride and almost all of them are 5 euros. Much better than paying an entry fee for all rides. Lots of food places and the lights and vibe are exhilarating.

Wonderful park!! It's more of an amusement park. You'll find awesome rides and fun activities inside. There are tons of food joints where you can eat while choosing rides. It is good for kids as well as adults both. Inside you'll find rides, houses, food joints, water rides etc. Moreover, it'll take an entire day if you enjoy it completely. Highly recommended if you're visiting Vienna!!

Huge Park where you can have a Nice time. Right after a garden. You can have a walk easily. In the Park you can have Multiple things to go in (you ONLY pay for each Ride). Also you can find restaurants to eat

Expensive but a really fun experience for the teens. There was a great Christmas market too! So we got our mulled wine and the kids got their entertainment! Each ride is about €5.

Super fun. The park is free to enter and wander through. Lots of high adrenalin rides as well as lots of old school fairground rides and attractions. Everything is reasonably priced. I was really surprised how much we enjoyed this and how long we stayed there. We went back at night and it was fab all lit up too.

This one of most important attractions in Vienna, and probably the best destination,, It’s an open amusement park, with roller coasters, museums, indoor games, restaurants and much more,, You can easily spend a day there without being bored,, Main disadvantage, there isn’t like an “all pass”, you must buy your tickets for each ride, ahead of riding it, most of them cost around 5 euros, and some are more expensive,,

Very great experience for both, children but also teenagers. We have spent great time there with my girlfriend and will be surely coming back in next months. Parking was good, prices are very affordable and the entry is free. You pay for the attractions. Recommend

It was a fun night out! Wasn't too crowded since I went around 9 pm on a Monday! So no long queues and i got to enjoy the lighting. View from the top of some of the rides is unbelievable.

It is an amazing place in the city to hang out and have some fun with friends. It's also a great entertaining place for kids. There are lots of amazing things to do here. Beside all Nice,clean, and beautiful. Also an opportunity to do some free training with some machines installed in Park.

What a brilliant theme park, loads of variety on rides for young and old of all thrill levels. There was man coasters in this park which I was very surprised of. I loved that it's free enrty and you just pay for what you wish to ride. I loved that there was practically no line to ride on anything, highly recommended

amazing place with a lot of fun for everyone. you can find all kinds of attractions, games, rides and more. but also a lot of street food. you pay for each ride you choose, there is no general entrance ticket. recommended especially in the evening when the lights create a magical atmosphere

It is a very nice park in Vienna, there is a lot of games and it can suit everyone, and there are many restaurants and cafe, it has the world's oldest Ferris Wheel built in 1897. You need half a day if you have kids to enjoy it. Highly recommended, have fun.

A very nice place for kids but for adults also. Its not very big but it has everything to have some fun. I would definitely recommend this place while you visit Vienna.

It’s a dream come true for everyone who loves amusement parks. Literally Germans have proved their mettle when it comes to technology and engineering. It doesn’t look good when you watch a YouTube video but when you visit this park, then this is a different ball game altogether.

Fabulous rides, no queues when we went during the week. Fab time. Recommend to spend a couple of hours here when in Vienna. Most rides 5 euro each.

If you like loud places where a lot is happening Prater is right for you. But even then it is rather expensive, a lot of the rides cost 5 Euro, it adds up fast, especially if you are there with children. Still it's a place with great tradition which is worth visiting at least once.

Great for kids. A lot of attractions and activities. Literally returned me to my childhood. Enough extreme attractions for brave people. Prices are kinda high. But it's Vienna. I don't think you find something less than 1-2 euros except toilet.

What a great place to have fun. Worth visiting and suits all ages. The facilities are great and you can find all services in there, also it’s easy to reach.

This is a very nice theme park in Viena, and the entrance is free. You only pay per ride. There are numerous shops and restaurants where one can sit down and relax and rides for everyone, from the easygoing to the extreme adrenalin junkie. On a very hot day, such as what we experienced, it really helps that there are water rides as well. This is a great place for the whole family or couples.

The oldest Ferris wheel is definitely worth a visit. The views of Vienna from the top are fantastic and totally worth it. The little museum at the entrance showing the history of the city with little models is fantastic. And as far as the rest of the park is concerned, if you have kids and have a day to spend this is the perfect place.

Nice place to visit and a must go when you are in Vienna. However being "free" to enter is misleading. The rides cost so much per person for one ride (mostly 5€ per person per ride) that it makes wanting to do most rides a very expensive visit. However it is nice being able to walk round and look at everything for free if you are not a fan of the rides. Great to see at night when lit up. The prater swing ride is great for views.

Unforgettable place! Many interesting and challenging attractions in one place. There are restaurants, cafes and fast food places if you get hungry. In the evening the Prater is lighted very impressive.

Prater is an amazing place to visit! This is my favorite spot in town; perfect for day a d night activities, suitable for solo or family, friends, dates or any other kind of gathering. Food options for all tastes, fun rides and nature to be enjoyed. Perfect for picnics or to walk with pets.

A wonderful experience. Visited with a group of friends in the late afternoon and evening. Enjoyed the rides, visual effects, people having fun. Would most definitely want to visit again. Enjoy this fun park with friends, family and guests. Recommend going in the summertime ,especially late afternoon and evening .

It definitely worth a visit. Next to a metro station and with free entrance. It is a very nice amusement park with cool attractions. The average price of the attraction are around 3-6 euros for the ride. Have fun!

Had a great time here. Free to get in, just pay for any rides you want to go on. Amusement Park food was tasty with a wide variety, from pizza to cordon Blu to sausage in a bun. There are plenty of places to get a beer or wine. Great for kids and adults.

I spent a whole day at the Prater and didn't even ride everything! The roller coasters were great, and I loved the variety of classic attractions like the Ferris wheel. It was busy, but the lines moved quickly and the staff kept things organized.

Nice, but nothing more. There is no adrenaline, the cabins are closed, you don't have the feeling that you are at a great height.

You MUST visit during your trip to Vienna. You can walk in for free because each attraction is paid separately 5 - 6 euro. You can pick what you want or you can just take a walk and watch people enjoying. Really cool place with eye that remember 1897 year. Cheers !

The place is amazing. You can live an wonderful experience in here! Give me goosebumps just for remembering the night I watched the Tristan Isolde from Wagner! The acoustic of the place is incredible, if you have time, the chance to check it up and the likes for this music, this is a must go and do in Wien!!!

Very grand, we had the tour which lasted about 45 minutes. It's very opulent, well worth having a look. The guide was a young lady and was very friendly, she very clearly loved the opera and the Vienna Operahaus.

Von außen wie innen ein wunderschönes Gebäude. Reichlich verziert und absolut sehenswert. Man sollte hier unbedingt an einer Führung teilnehmen. Dazu muss man sich allerdings rechtzeitig anmelden, da diese nicht ständig stattfinden. Ganz wichtig: Vor dem Gebäude werden von sehr vielen scheinbaren Mitarbeitern der Oper oder von unterschiedlichen Händlern Karten für Führungen oder Aufführungen verkauft. Auf keinen Fall kaufen! Was auch immer hier verkauft wird, es sind keine Karten für die Oper. Nach Auskunft vom Personal in der Oper, kann man den Verkauf nicht verbieten. (Translated by Google) A beautiful building from the outside and inside. Richly decorated and absolutely worth seeing. You should definitely take a guided tour here. However, you have to register in good time, as these do not take place all the time. Very important: In front of the building, many apparent employees of the opera or various dealers sell tickets for tours or performances. Under no circumstances buy! Whatever is being sold here, it's not opera tickets. According to the staff at the opera, the sale cannot be banned.

This is an amazing experience, it's a must to visit if you love opera. Each seat is equipped with a small screen that has the script on in English, French or German so no need to buy the libretto (booklet). All the good places are usually fully booked so I recommend you book ahead of time.

It is worthy of being one of the top four opera houses in the world, and it is beautiful from the inside out. There are small screens in front of the seats, and the lines are translated in eight languages, so you don't have to worry about not being able to read them. For opera without a parting screen, if you go out you can't come back, so don't drink too much water.

One of the famous attractions at Vienna with rich history. I think the tour could have been better- little big crowd with 1 tour guide. Inside was good but I feel there are lot better opera houses around the world. I believe the history and outside the auditorium makes it worth for 4 stars and must see.

A beautiful historical opera house with a great legacy and continued excellence. Grab tickets for a show extremely early because seats sell extremely fast. Some seats don't actually have a view of the stage so pay attention to which you purchase. The main entrance is the original entrance and opulently decorated. You'll find multiple bars and cafes inside but expect to pay a premium. Staff is great and speaks English.

Adjacent to our hotel, so we could see the beautiful facade on many occasions. The exterior is stunning, as is most of the interior, but the performance hall fell flat. Granted, some buildings, including the opera hall, were damaged by bombing during WWll. The hall felt very stark without the Baroque embellishments included in the rest of the building. Our expectations may have been too high for this venue, but we expected it to be on par with the history of Vienna. We did not see a performance, so perhaps when in operation, our perspective may have changed.

A superb evening watching the ballet Sleeping Beauty accompanied by the brilliant Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. A fantastic opera house with such opulent surroundings, fantastic frescos and carvings. Well worth a tour before you come to a performance to hear the history of the building. A thoroughly memorable experience in one of the world’s top opera houses.

We watched Simon Boccanegra which though not the most exciting of operas was enjoyable especially performed in such a beautiful opera house with good acoustics, and modern touches like individual screens for lyrics in several languages, as well as a good orchestra. The bar room was also very pretty, all in all very worth the visit.

My first visit to the Opera to see Lucia di Lammermoor, what can I say... Simply amazing. We found it easy to find our seats and to get a drink during the intermission.

This place is remarkable! The gilding of the decorations, the grandeur of the amphitheatre, the beauty of the view over the roofs and the grace of the artists are simply remarkable! This place touched me a lot, for the ballet of course, but also for the harmony and the magic of the air.

Very interesting tour (a little bit too crowded) through the Opera. Our guide was very interesting and prepared. Maybe smaller groups or the use of earphones would permit to better enjoy the experience

Really beautiful and we loved that you can go out on the balcony. We sat in the cheap(er) seats and could still see/appreciate the music. We aren't exactly Opera experts so the screens with English and German translations were great. Glad we got to see an Opera but on the fence as to whether it was worth the money.

We did the tour here with a lovely tour guide, and despite not having gone to an opera before, I found it interesting and informative. It's an impressive building and even more so impressive the work that goes on behind the scenes. I'd recommend the tour to anyone with an interest in architecture, history, and of course, opera and the arts.

Vienna State Opera is a unique place combining all kinds of art. If you plan to visit the Opera, I recommend to go to official website of the Opera and to purchase your tickets in advance around 2-3 weeks before your trip.

Go for the building and stay for the music What an exceptional, historical and beautiful building. Plan your trip well in advance so you can get good seats Arrive early so you can see the building before it gets crowded

Muss man bei eine Wienbesuch natürlich als Führung buchen. Ein wahnsinnig schönes Gebäude mit tollen Finessen. Eine riesige Bühne und die neuen Techniken die einem erklärt werden runden den Besuch ab. Die Führung ist sehr professionell und wird pünktlich durchgeführt. Man wartet dazu am Seiteneingang. Aber obacht vor der Oper gibt es viele Ticketverkäufer die nicht unbedingt von der Oper sind. Die Verkäufer sind oft verkleidet und bieten allerlei Tickets an. (Translated by Google) Of course you have to book a guided tour when visiting Vienna. An incredibly beautiful building with great finesse. A huge stage and the new techniques that are explained to you round off the visit. The tour is very professional and carried out on time. You wait at the side entrance. But be careful in front of the opera, there are many ticket sellers who are not necessarily from the opera. The vendors are often dressed up and offer all kinds of tickets.

Saw my very first opera Eugene Onegin here, it was a magical experience in a beautiful setting. The opera was in Russian but there was a small screen in front of my seat which provided subtitles which I found very helpful to follow the plot.

Es ist schon cool vor der Staatsoper, einem der berühmtesten und bekanntesten Opernhäuser der Welt zu stehen und dies inmitten der schönen Stadt Wien. Das im Baustil der Neorenaissance errichtete Gebäude mit seinen vielen Säulen ist mehr als nur imposant. Ein Besuch lohnt sich. (Translated by Google) It's really cool to stand in front of the State Opera, one of the most famous and well-known opera houses in the world, in the middle of the beautiful city of Vienna. The building, built in the neo-renaissance style, with its many columns is more than just impressive. It's worth a visit.

Gorgeous architecture suitable to fit plenty of visitors. It is worth seeing and attending an event. If you buy las minute tickets for the seats on the far ends the visibility is very limited, you can enjoy the good music by the orchestra and the singers but not the full performance. There are cloak rooms on each floor, convenient buffet (food better be pre-ordered as there will be queues).

We went and did the tour and really enjoyed it. We booked at the start of our trip online for later in the week. You can also go to the booking office 15 mins before the tour times and buy leftover tickets but these do sell out so, I'd recommend booking in advance online. Our tour guide was really friendly and engaging, telling us lots about the history of the building and answering any questions. We had a group of about 20 which was a good size. The tour took about 45 minutes.

Wir haben hier erst mal nur eine Führung gehabt. Diese war aber sensationell! Würde ich jedem empfehlen der hier in Wien Urlaub macht. Die Dame die die Führung durchgeführt hat war der Wahnsinn! Sie hat so begeistert erzählt und einen so mit gerissen. (Translated by Google) We only had a tour here at first. But this one was sensational! I would recommend it to anyone vacationing here in Vienna. The lady who gave the tour was amazing! She spoke so enthusiastically and carried you away so much.

I had the English speaking tour guide, it was absolutely fabulous, very informative and lots of interesting facts about the opera house and the history as well, please of times to ask questions and take photos, engaged really well with the audience. For me it was a great price buying tickets in advance and worth the 40 minutes tour.

The state opera house speaks for itself, it’s a grandeur/magnificent architecture. To be in one of the show was fantastic “Don Pascale” Great show ever! I highly recommend this place to all tourists to come and watch their event or upcoming shows.

Such an impressive museum right at the heart of Vienna. I had a fabulous time here and the expositions were beautiful, especially the Monet and Picasso one. Not much else to say, other that you should consider dedicating time to this museum on your visit to Vienna.

A museum full of history and above all with updated and interesting exhibitions. I really liked the distinction between the exhibitions but also the chance to admire so many emerging artists or rediscover the old ones. I recommend a visit to anyone 🙌🙌

Wonderful museum! Come check out sketches from Albrich Durer, and its collection of impressionist paintings, and see the beautiful state apartments

Albertina is a very nice museum with a great sampling of a great number of the big name artists from the impressionist through the modernists. Many of the artists are represented by a single piece, especially the impressionists, however what they lack in quantity they make up for in quality. There are also plenty of artists represented by multiple pieces of art. They also do a good job showing off different periods of artists careers when possible such as Matisse, Kandinsky and Picasso, just to name a few. The pieces are also very informative with information printed in both German and English.

Beautiful museum, even for those without much of a background in art but a small interest. If you are not so familiar with the different styles I’d definitely consider getting the audio guide to go along with the exhibitions, about €3 or so. Audio guide runs from a browser on your phone, so make sure it is charged head in a bit earlier than you expect and you can easily lose track of time

During my recent visit to Vienna, I had the pleasure of exploring the renowned Albertina, and it proved to be a captivating journey through art and history. Located in the heart of the city, the Albertina is a cultural gem that offers a rich collection of artworks, fascinating exhibitions, and an impressive display of historical artifacts. Upon entering the museum, I was immediately struck by the grandeur of the building and its elegant architecture. The Albertina's facade exudes a sense of refined beauty, and it serves as a fitting introduction to the treasures that lie within. The interior spaces are equally impressive, with well-curated galleries and exhibition halls that create an inviting and immersive environment for visitors. The collection housed in the Albertina is nothing short of remarkable. It boasts an extensive range of artworks spanning different periods and genres, including masterpieces by renowned artists such as Monet, Picasso, and Klimt. The museum's comprehensive display of prints and drawings is particularly noteworthy, providing a unique opportunity to explore the intricacies and artistic processes behind these

This was likely the most amazing art museum that I have ever been to. The palace is incredible. The selection of art focusing on impressionists and complimentary artists of the same era along with very well curated displays of prominent German artists was fantastic. Highly recommend.

Magic happens there, as all this wonderful art is just in front of you and you can finally feast on it. Amazing impressionists exhibition and my favourite Sedlacek 😍. I would strongly recommend booking tickets online at least one day before you go to avoid the queue. I would also strongly recommend visiting their cafe with an awesome chocolate cake and coffee. The views are, of course, stunning because it's Vienna!

Great exhibits with lots of information in German and English about individual pieces and artists. I liked the variety, with many artists displayed but arranged thematically. I particularly enjoyed the Gottfried Helnwein exhibit, it's very well put together and has a lot of interesting information about his information for most pieces displayed. Plenty of free lockers available to store your things for a €1 deposit, which the woman working the cloakroom gladly directed people towards instead of taking their money, which I appreciated. Overall nicely run and easy to spend 2-3 hours here.

Wonderful museum. No waiting time; you use self-service machines to buy tickets. The whole process is really fast. And it’s free for people under 19 to visit both the old and new Albertina :) The only time I had to wait was when I had to pick up my coat and bag when leaving.

Albertina, nestled in Vienna's heart, is a cultural beacon housing centuries of artistic masterpieces. With elegant architecture and diverse exhibitions, it offers a captivating journey through the history of art. Its rich history dates back to 1776 when it was established as a private residence for the Duke Albert of Saxe-Teschen and his wife, Archduchess Maria Christina. Over the years, it evolved into a renowned art museum, showcasing the Duke and Archduchess's extensive collection of drawings, prints, and paintings. Today, Albertina stands as a testament to their passion for art and continues to enchant visitors with its cultural significance and artistic treasures.

Great museum. I do prefer the Leopold Museum although the target is different. Great exhibition of Munch, a bit overcrowded to be fair. I could not enjoy it entirely. The theme is very well developed. The rest of the museum is fantastic, with great paintings of modern art. I enjoyed the Impressionists and the Russian Modernism.

Wow, this museum has endless art pieces by some of the greatest painters in history, plus some amazing contemporary artists. You will need strong legs and at least 3 hours to go through it all (without going into much detail).

In my opinion is the richer art gallery and museum in Vienna. Monet, Picasso, Renoir, Miró and so many others incredible paintings that makes an incredible rich collection.

Nice museum with classic art but also (at my time of visiting) a modern exposition. It's allowed to take pictures and all facilities are clean and modern.

Wonderful museum with a lot of Picasso's and Monet's. I particularly liked that the museum organized the rooms in a loop. You start with the most famous Monet's and end with the most famous Picasso's. If one is not interested in between you can skip from the first to the last room. The audio guide is helpful for art novices and available on smartphones for 3 euros each. Of course bring your own headphones. The Albertina has a lot more exhibitions but we only had time for one

Extraordinary museum with exquisite taste. The comparison and similarities between the works of Claude Monet and Pablo Picasso was amazing. The art of impressionism and abstraction really caught my eye. The museum was perfectly sectioned and very clean and neat. Being an art enthusiast and art lover, It was a great visit. We visited with the previously bought Vienna Pass.

Impressive gallery and very well documented stories. I especially liked the 1st floor which consists of Michelangelo, Rembrandt and others. This museum gives an exquisite vibe to you, even if you are not an artsy person/art lover.

Staff in paying garderobe was chatting to a leaving member of staff while people were waiting for their coats. That particular girl expressed a face too. State rooms are magnificent as always.

Bought tickets online and it was slightly cheaper, beautiful and fun souvenir store (but only cash), and very inspiring composition. Definitely worth a visit when in Vienna Also have 1 euro coin to use the clock room

Super experience. Paradise for Art lovers. Good and helpful people work there. Can easily spend 2-3 hours there. We paid 20 euros to enter.

A great modern art museum with interesting exhibits that are well organized. Nice gift shop. Many complimentary lockers available for storage of coats and bags.

I really enjoyed my visit. Albertina has a large number of valuable works in its permanent collection. I appreciate exhibitions of modern contemporary art. Breathtaking interior of old imperial palace.

Art lover's haven. The impressive collection, including works by Monet and Picasso, is a visual feast. The modern twist to a historic palace adds to the allure.

Felt like the typical popular culture experience without the highlights in art. As in MOMA - still they have an escalator bringing the folks up saying a lot. Roy Lichtenstein and Katharina grosse shows as the same time. Says a lot too. So the Schmetterlings Haus Right after was the perfect cleansing. (I still saw some great works of art!)