BELVEDERE PALACE (SCHLOSS BELVEDERE)

See Vienna’s best for less! Enjoy a leisurely Danube Canal cruise and an adventurous hop-on hop-off bus tour, covering all the city’s highlights with this great-value combo. Danube Sightseeing Cruise Please click here for the Danube river cruise route map. Schedule Departure: 11am, 1pm, 2:30pm, 4pm, 5:30pm, 7pm from Vienna / Schwedenplatz Duration: 75 minutes Popular sights: Danube Island, Ernst Happel Stadium, Millennium Tower Embark on a captivating 75-minute cruise along Vienna's Danube Canal. As you glide gracefully through the water, soak in the breathtaking cityscape dotted with iconic landmarks like the Uniqa Tower, Otto Wagner's Schützenhaus, Rossauer Barracks, and the unique Hundertwasser's waste incineration plant at Spittelau. Don't miss the charm of the city as the boat turns around and sails through graffiti-lined streets, trendy neighborhoods, and lively hangout spots. Vienna HOHO Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Blue line The Blue route offers a chic tour through Vienna's grand cultural and architectural highlights. Start with the opulent State Opera and National Theatre, then marvel at the majestic City Hall, before soaring above the city on the Danube Tower and taking in sweeping views from the iconic Giant Ferris Wheel. Schedule First bus: 9:20am from Museum of Applied Arts Last bus: 5:20pm from Museum of Applied Arts Frequency: approx. 10-20 minutes Popular stops: State Opera, National Theatre/ City Hall, Danube Tower, Giant Ferris Wheel Yellow line Embark on Vienna’s Yellow route for a royal and artistic journey. Begin at the opulent Schönbrunn Palace, where golden grandeur and sprawling gardens await. Next, immerse yourself in contemporary brilliance at the Museum of Contemporary Art, showcasing modern masterpieces. Don't forget to see Belvedere Palace’s Baroque elegance and Klimt’s iconic “The Kiss,” all wrapped up in a vibrant cultural tapestry. Schedule First bus: 9:20am from State Opera Last bus: 5:40pm from State Opera Frequency: approx. every 15 minutes Popular stops: Schönbrunn Palace, Museum of Contemporary Art, Belvedere Palace Red line Hop on the Red route for a vibrant Vienna tour, where grand monuments and cultural treasures await! At Heroes' Square its majestic statues and the awe-inspiring Hofburg Palace prepare to unveil themselves. Glide by the Sigmund Freud Museum, a quirky spot where the father of psychoanalysis pondered human behavior. The Museum of Applied Arts, a treasure trove of design and innovation from the past to the present, is an attraction you must include during your trip! Schedule First bus: 9:15am from State Opera Last bus: 5:45pm from State Opera Frequency: approx. 10-30 minutes Popular stops: Heroes' Square, Sigmund Freud Museum, Museum of Applied Arts

Admire the paintings of Gustav Klimt with an art historian guide. Gain an in-depth understanding of his work at three Vienna museums - the Belvedere Palace, the Secession and the Leopold Museum.

Experience Vienna in style with this great-value combo! Skip the line to admire Klimt’s famous paintings at Upper Belvedere Palace, then hop on a bus tour and discover Vienna’s iconic landmarks at your own pace. Upper Belvedere Palace Step into the world of Austrian art at the Upper Belvedere Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning Baroque architecture and expansive art collections. The Palace is very close to stop #8 on Blue Route, accessible by a hop-on hop-off bus tour. Inside the Palace, you'll be greeted by grand marble halls, gilded stucco ceilings, and sweeping staircases. Klimt’s golden “The Kiss” shimmers in the opulent galleries, where rich reds and velvety blues adorn the walls. The palace's vast windows bathe the artwork in soft light, revealing masterpieces by Van Gogh, Monet, and Rodin. Outside the Palace, you'll find yourself in beautifully landscaped Baroque gardens, featuring perfectly manicured lawns, cascading fountains, and ornate statues. As you stroll, the grand reflecting ponds mirror the palace’s elegant façade, while the gentle hillside location offers panoramic views of the city. Vienna HOHO Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Red route Hop aboard the Red route for a blend of Vienna’s musical legacy, grand architecture, and vibrant culture! Start at the Opera, then hop off at the House of Music for an interactive sound journey. Next, stroll through Museums Quartier’s art scene, before reaching City Hall’s towering spires and lively square. Expect iconic sights and plenty of culture with every stop! Schedule First bus: 9:30am from Opera Last bus: 5pm from Opera Frequency: every 20 minutes Popular stops: House of Music, Lower Belvedere, Museums Quartier & Votive Church Blue route The Blue route whisks you through Vienna’s mix of wildlife, imperial grandeur, and serene green spaces. Start at Haus des Meeres for towering aquariums, then roam the lavish Schönbrunn Palace and its famous zoo. Hop off at Hauptbahnhof for a peek at modern Vienna before unwinding in the lush City Park, home to Strauss' golden statue and peaceful ponds. Schedule First bus: 9:45am from Opera/Albertina Last bus: 5:15pm from Opera/Albertina Frequency: every 20 to 30 minutes Popular stops: Aqua Terre Zoo, Schönbrunn Palace & Zoo, Upper Belvedere & The Hundertwasser House Westfield Shopping City Süd Shuttle Get to Westfield Shopping City Süd, Austria's largest mall, in just 30 minutes from central Vienna! Benefit from the shuttle service for a smooth, comfy ride straight to the renowned shopping haven. Friday Departure: 11am, 1pm, 4pm from Albertina - Albertinaplatz 2 & 2pm, 5pm, 8pm from Westfield Shopping Centre - outside entrance 10 Duration: approx. 30 minutes Saturday Departure: 10am, 12pm, 3pm from Albertina - Albertinaplatz 2 & 1pm, 4pm, 6pm from Westfield Shopping Centre - outside entrance 10 Duration: approx. 30 minutes

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Belvedere Palace is also the site of the Austrian State Treaty. Consisting of two palaces, the Upper and Lower Belvedere, and extensive gardens the unique complex is one of the world's most supreme specimens of a Baroque architectural ensemble. The Upper Belvedere For an artistic retreat, the Upper Belvedere is the perfect getaway! The Upper Belvedere is one of the most prominent museums across the globe, with famous art collections dating back to the Middle Ages. Highlights include the world's largest collection of Gustav Klimt paintings (including The Kiss and Judith), famous works from the periods of Austrian Baroque, French Impressionism, Viennese Biedermeier, and from Vienna around 1900. You can also admire works by Austrian artists like Rueland Frueauf the Elder, Elena Luksch-Makowsky, and Helene Funke, apart from international artists like Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, and Auguste Rodin. The Lower Belvedere Calling all history lovers, the Lower Belvedere is a treasure trove that will take you back in time! Located in Vienna, the majestic Lower Belvedere Palace is a magnificent 18th-century structure that now serves as an exhibition center. Focusing on Austrian artists within an international context and showcasing pivotal works of Western art history, this UNESCO World Heritage Site was originally built for the diplomat and collector Prince Eugene of Savoy to admire his exceptional Baroque architecture collection. Opt for the direct entry ticket to either Upper or Lower Belvedere Palace, to save time and choose what you'd like to see.

Combining art, culture, and an extraordinary view, this combo allows you to visit 2 of Vienna's most iconic attractions at a reduced cost as well as optimize your Viennese experience by bypassing long queues. Upper Belvedere Palace Indulge in the splendor of Viennese baroque architecture with direct entry to the Upper Belvedere Palace, one of Europe's most stunning historical sites. Explore the palace's lavishly decorated halls and rooms, each teeming with a rich legacy. Your ticket includes access to the palace's permanent collection at Belvedere Museum, which showcases 800 years of art history and houses significant artworks from the Middle Ages to the present day. The crown jewel is Gustav Klimt's 'The Kiss', an iconic symbol of Vienna's art nouveau era. This symbol of the Vienna Secession is displayed amidst a vast collection of significant cultural artifacts and historical artworks by the renowned artists like Schiele, Funke, Messerschmidt, and van Gogh. Viennese Giant Ferris Wheel Fast-track your way to a panoramic view of Vienna with a skip-the-line ticket to the Giant Ferris Wheel, a symbol of the city since its erection in 1897. Soaring 65 meters above the ground, enjoy a 10 to 20-minute ride in one of the Ferris Wheel's historical cabins. From this unique vantage point, marvel at panoramic views of Vienna's landmarks, including the Danube River, St. Stephen's Cathedral, and the city's architectural blend of past and present.

Explore the stunning Belvedere Palace and its renowned art collection on a guided tour. Skip the lines and discover masterpieces by Klimt, van Gogh, and more, along with the beautiful palace gardens.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Belvedere Palace is also the site of the Austrian State Treaty. Consisting of two palaces, the Upper and Lower Belvedere, and extensive gardens the unique complex is one of the world's most supreme specimens of the Baroque architectural ensemble. Upper Belvedere Palace The magnificent structure was built in the 18th century when the Austrian general Prince Eugene of Savoy commissioned a summer residence from the famous Baroque architect Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt. After the demise of Prince Eugene, the entire complex was acquired by Empress Maria Theresa. She transformed the Upper Belvedere into an exhibition venue for the imperial collections, thus turning the place into one of the world's first public museums. In the present day, the Belvedere is one of the prominent museums across the globe with famous art collections dating all the way back to the Middle Ages. Highlights include the world's largest collection of Gustav Klimt paintings (including The Kiss), famous works from the periods of Austrian Baroque, French Impressionism, Viennese Biedermeier, and from Vienna around 1900. Lower Belvedere Palace The Lower Belvedere served as a residential building for Prince Eugene and marked the boundary between the Baroque building complex and the imperial city of Vienna. Today, the rooms of Lower Belvedere and the Orangery play host to illustrious temporary exhibitions and events. Other highlights of the palace include The Hall of Grotesques, The Marble Gallery, The Gold Cabinet, and the Palace Stables. See the stucco war trophies that proudly reflect Prince Eugene's military successes in The Marble Gallery, and see the lavish Gold Cabinet that has been displayed in its original condition since 1765. Visit The Hall of Grotesques to admire paintings preserved in their original condition, as well as the grotesques painted on the walls and ceilings. A special treat awaits art lovers in the Palace Stables, the home of priceless artworks from the Medieval collection.