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- Ditch the long ticketing queues and explore Vienna's UNESCO World Heritage Site – Belvedere and opt for either the Upper or Lower sections.
- Art lovers, visit the Upper Belvedere to discover the world's largest collection of Gustav Klimt paintings, and works from Viennese Biedermeier, Van Gogh, and others.
- Experience the rich history of majestic Lower Belvedere, previously the abode of Prince Eugene, that now plays host to a series of illustrious exhibitions.
- Discover the captivating atmosphere of The Hall of Grotesques, explore the glittering Gold Cabinet, the Marble Gallery and so much more! Show inclusions & important info
- Enjoy an exclusive 1.5-hour guided tour of the Upper Belvedere Palace, filled with insightful art history and breathtaking baroque gardens.
- A 5-star licensed guide speaking in a language of your choice offers a personalized and richly detailed exploration of artworks, making your visit memorable.
- The benefit of skip-the-line tickets is that they allow instant access to Klimt's 'The Kiss' and other magnificent masterpieces, saving you precious time.
- Walk through the enchanting Belvedere Gardens, a jewel of European landscape design, all included in your tour.
Combo (Save 8%): Direct Entry Tickets to Upper and Lower Belvedere Palace
- Cover both the Upper and Lower Belvedere Palace at a bargain price with this direct entry combo ticket that lets you skip the long lines at the ticket counter!
- Immerse yourself in a world of Baroque beauty, from marble halls to manicured gardens in the Upper Belvedere Palace.
- Discover a range of artistic masterpieces, from Gustav Klimt's The Kiss, to pieces by Van Gogh and Egon Schiele.
- Soak in the grandeur of the building's Baroque architecture and admire the 430 artworks spanning 800 years of art history.
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Why visit the Belvedere Palace?
- Historical significance: Built in the 18th century, the construction of Belvedere Palace was commissioned by Austrian general Prince Eugene of Savoy as a summer residence.
- Antique artifacts: The Palace houses art collections dating back to the Middle Ages preserves Prince Eugene's stucco war trophies in The Marble Gallery, and displays grotesques painted on the walls and ceilings.
- Iconic art collection: Belvedere Palace features the world's largest collection of Gustav Klimt paintings, which also includes The Kiss and Judith, and even famous works from the periods of Austrian Baroque, French Impressionism, and Viennese Biedermeier, and from Vienna around 1900.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: The Belvedere Palace is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a range of masterpieces by artists like Egon Schiele and Van Gogh to discover on the premises.
Which Belvedere Palace ticket is best for you?
If you are short on time
Go for: Direct entry
tickets
Duration:
Flexible
Guide: No
- Depending on the kind of ticket you purchase, you can skip ahead of long lines and get direct access to any section of the Belvedere Palace.
- These tickets are perfect for visitors running low on time since they allow you to choose which section of the Palace you want to visit.
Recommended tours:
If you want to save money
Go for: Combo tickets and
passes
Duration:
Flexible
Guide:
Online audio guide, depending on the
ticket you purchase
- These combo tickets not only allow you to save almost 10% as compared to purchasing individual tickets but also allow you to access both the Upper and Lower Belvedere Palace.
- With the Vienna Pass, you can visit almost 70+ attractions within the city, make use of the city’s hop-on hop-off tour buses, and avail of multilingual audio guides to learn about the city’s landmarks.
Recommended tours:
If you are an art enthusiast
Go for: Combo tickets and
direct-entry tickets
Duration:
Flexible
Guide: No
- The Belvedere Palace combo tickets allow you to visit the palace and skip lines at the Museum of Contemporary Art. You can appreciate the stellar architecture of both buildings and observe the modern artworks at the museum.
- The combo tickets also allow you to access both the Palace and the Museum of Contemporary Art on a one-time purchase.
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Belvedere Palace highlights
Belvedere Palace has a lot to offer in terms of the rich history and culture of the Austrian monarchy. Here are the top highlights that will help you explore the place.
Upper Belvedere Palace
After Empress Maria Theresa acquired the palace complex after the demise of Prince Eugene, she redesigned the Upper Belvedere into an exhibition venue for the art collections that were imperial. Hence, the place was turned into one of the world's first public museums.
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Lower Belvedere Palace
The Lower Belvedere served as the residential building for Prince Eugene after its completion and marked the boundary between the Baroque building complex and the imperial city of Vienna. It is one of the prominent museums of the world today, with splendid artworks on display.
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Belvedere 21 Museum
The Belvedere 21 Museum features some of the most fascinating pieces of Modern Art acquired by the Austrian state since the end of WWII in the Artothek des Bundes. The museum includes sculptures by Lois Weinberger and Leopold Kessler and shows art films in the 1950's-style cinema, Blickle Kino.
Exhibitions & collections
Visitors can enjoy art exhibits at the Museum that displays all kinds of paintings from various art movements, be it Realism of the late 1800s or the post-modern avant-garde that shaped contemporary artforms, going all the way back to the Medieval period and its craftsmanship.
Orangery
Initially a heated conservatory for citrus trees, the Orangery was reconverted into stables in 1805. When it was further redesigned, the interior of the Orangery was converted into a modern area that we see today, and hence the white cube exhibition space came into being.
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- Upper
Belvedere:
Monday to Sunday: 9 AM to 6 PM - Lower
Belvedere:
Monday to Sunday: 10 AM to 6 PM - Belvedere
21:
Tuesday to Sunday: 11 AM to 6 PM
Late Night: Thursday: 11 AM to 9 PM
Open Mondays on holidays.
Address:
Belvedere
21,
Arsenalstraße
1,
1030
Vienna
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on
map
- By car: Distance from Vienna International Airport to Belvedere Palace: 11.9 miles
- Nearest car parking: Busparkplatz
- By
train
&
S-Bahn:
Tram
D,
18,
O
Station: Quartier Belvedere - By
Bus:
69A
Stop: Arsenal
Address:
Upper
Belvedere,
Prinz
Eugen-Straße
27,
1030
Vienna
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on
map
- By
car:
Distance
from
Vienna
International
Airport
to
Belvedere
Palace:
11.9
miles
Nearest car parking: Garage Andaz Vienna Am Belvedere & PARKAPARTMENTS AM BELVEDERE - By
tram:
Tram
D
Station: Schloss Belvedere - By
train
&
S-Bahn:
Tram
18,
O
Station: Quartier Belvedere - By
underground:
U1
Station: Südtiroler Platz / Hauptbahnhof
Address:
Lower
Belvedere,
Rennweg
6,
1030
Vienna
Find
on
map
- By
car:
Distance
from
Vienna
International
Airport
to
Belvedere
Palace:
11.9
miles
Nearest car parking: Garage Andaz Vienna Am Belvedere & PARKAPARTMENTS AM BELVEDERE - By
tram:
Tram
71
and
Tram
D
Station: Unteres Belvedere and Gußhaustraße - By bike: Parking at the Rennweg entrance
The Belvedere Palace has 3 sections, the Upper Belvedere Palace, the Lower Belvedere Palace, and the Belvedere 21 Museum. You can begin touring the palace from the Upper Belvedere Palace.
- Upper Belvedere entrance: The visitor entrance is known as the ‘Sala Terrena’. It is a brilliant white lobby, decorated with a stucco ceiling, ornate arches, and sculpted pillars. This entrance directly leads you to the Grand Staircase.
- Lower Belvedere entrance: The Lower Belvedere entrance is closer to those visitors arriving by metro or tram.
- Orangery entrance: You can also enter the Belvedere Palace through its orangery. The Belvedere Gardens are beautifully landscaped and features fountains and sculptures.
- Accessibility: The Belvedere Palace is accessible to visitors with limited mobility. There are 2 elevators which can be accessed via a wheelchair ramp. You can also borrow wheelchairs from the Palace. You must inform the authorities before you arrive if you need a wheelchair to visit the Palace.
- Cafe: The Sclosscafe, Park Cafe, and Lucy Bar offer a variety of food and drinks, where you can spend quality time with your dear ones.
- Cloakrooms: You cannot enter the Palace with outerwear, umbrellas, rucksacks, travel bags, and handbags. You can deposit them, free of charge at the Palace cloakroom. Note that you can neither carry a suitcase inside the premises nor drop them off at the cloakroom.
- Lost & Found: If you lose anything within the Palace premises, you can go to the cloakroom to pick it up. Valuables like mobile phones and cash are kept at the security desk.
- Photography: You can click pictures and film videos at the Palace, however, be mindful of photography restrictions.
- It is not allowed to carry umbrellas, rucksacks, artifacts, and other bulky items into the museum, and must be deposited in the cloakroom.
- No one is permitted to touch or poke around as the ancient artifacts are protected as a world heritage site by UNESCO.
- It is not permitted to carry and consume food and beverages in the exhibition rooms.
- Photography and filming are allowed for private and non-commercial purposes in the museum without the use of flash, tripods, or selfie sticks.
- Parents and guardians must watch the behavior of their wards and children while on, the museum premises.
- Smoking is not permitted in the exhibition rooms.
- Except for guide dogs, no other animals are allowed in the exhibition rooms.
- Visitors must behave appropriately in the museum, refrain from using mobile phones and must not talk loudly.
- Audio guides are available in German, English, French, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish Mandarin, Cantonese and Ukrainian.
- Wheelchairs are available for visitors with disabilities. There is also seating available in the exhibition rooms.
- It is suggested to visit the museum during off-peak hours, as the rush hours from 11 AM to 2 PM lead to long lines and waiting periods.
- For hygiene purposes, it is recommended to use your own headsets for audio-guide tours.
- For journalistic and academic purposes, the press office must be contacted for getting footage.
- Art Corner Restaurant (17 m away): Serves a mix of traditional Greek and Viennese dishes with a seasonal terrace view.
- Eloa by Cohen’s (1.0 km away): Known for serving a variety of Middle-Eastern dishes, along with vegetarian options.
- Stockl im Park (180 m away): Known for its Viennese dishes and craft beer, served in a shaded garden with exemplary views.
- Huber’s (1.6 km away): Serves traditional Austrian dishes with a global twist and includes vegetarian options.
- Fat Monk Quartier Belvedere (1.1 km away): Known for its unique combination of easy-to-order bowls and homemade drinks.
- Budget
stays:
A & O Wien Hauptbahnhof (1.1 km away)
Ibis Budget Wien Hauptbahnhof (1.2 km away)
Wombat’s City Hostels Vienna Belvedere (1.4 km away) - Mid-range
hotels:
N H Wien Belvedere (0.5 km away)
Motel One-Wien-Hauptbahnhof (0.8 km away)
Novotel Wien Hauptbahnhof (1 km away) - Luxury
stays:
Schlosshotel Romischer Kaiser (1.6 km away)
Palais Hansen Kempinski Vienna (1.8 km away)
The Ritz-Carlton Vienna (2 km away)
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Visit WeltmuseumFrequently asked questions about Belvedere Palace tickets
Belvedere Palace tickets are available online starting from €9.30. Please note that Belvedere Palace tickets are available in various price ranges as per the services offered.
We recommend you purchase Belvedere Palace tickets online to save time and money. You can avail yourself of discounted tickets and combo deals online. Online ticket bookings also ensure a hassle-free touring experience.
It is best to book Belvedere Palace tickets online to skip the hassle of standing in long lines on the day of your visit. You can also avail of discounted prices and combo deals when booking tickets online.
Depending on the kind of Belvedere Palace tickets you purchase, you can skip ahead of long lines to visit the Upper and Lower Belvedere Palace. Some Belvedere Palace combo tickets also allow you to visit the Belvedere 21 Museum. If you are interested only in specific levels within the Palace, you can purchase direct entry tickets to the Lower or Upper Belvedere Palace.
Yes, if you book Belvedere Palace tickets online, you can avail yourself of various combo offers and discounted deals. With online ticket bookings, you can also save time and ensure a hassle-free experience.
Most Belvedere Palace tickets can be canceled or rescheduled if you cannot make it on the day of your visit. You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund on your purchase.
The Upper Belvedere Palace is open from 9 AM to 6 PM and the Lower Belvedere Palace is open from 10 AM to 6 PM daily throughout the year. The Belvedere 21 Museum is open from 11 AM to 6 PM from Tuesday to Sunday. On Thursday, the Museum is open until 9 PM.
You need to spend at least 5 to 6 hours at the Belvedere Palace to tour the upper and lower levels of the Belvedere Palace and explore the artifacts and architecture of the Belvedere 21 Museum.
The Belvedere Palace is known for its Baroque architecture and impressive art collection. The Upper and Lower Belvedere Palace features intricate decorations and paintings, from the Middle Ages to contemporary times. If you are interested in modern art, you must pay a visit to the Belvedere 21 Museum. Look out for Gustave Klimt’s ‘The Kiss’ and the iconic masterpieces of Egon Schiele.
April to June and September to October are the best months to visit the Belvedere Palace. The weather is typically pleasant during these months with moderate temperatures and blooming gardens. The crowds are generally smaller compared to the peak summer months, allowing you to roam around the palace premises comfortably.
While you can click pictures of the ornate facades and the exterior of the Belvedere Palace, there are some painting collections and artifacts that you cannot photograph. You cannot bring drones, tripods, and selfie sticks inside the Palace premises. Only mobile photography is permitted.
There are two elevators, which you can use to get to the Upper Belvedere Palace. The Lower Belvedere Palace has wide ramps, where visitors in wheelchairs can navigate their way through easily. The Palace also has wide accessible restrooms for your convenience.