Belvedere ticket types and visit options
Upper, Lower, combined access, and smart booking strategies.
About the Belvedere
A Baroque ensemble built for Prince Eugene of Savoy—ceremonial architecture facing formal gardens, now home to Austria’s most beloved art.
Admission options include Upper Belvedere (permanent collection), Lower Belvedere (temporary exhibitions), combined tickets, and entry to Belvedere 21 for modern and contemporary art.
Multimedia guides add context at your pace; curatorial texts thread architecture, painting, and Viennese modernism into a coherent day.
Wear comfortable shoes and bring a compact umbrella—Vienna’s weather can turn with a poetic flourish.
Arrive early for quieter viewing of Klimt; midweek slots keep the flow gentle in key rooms.
Visit Options
Choose the style that suits you
Visit Options
Choose the style that suits you
Upper Belvedere: Entry + Gustav Klimt Collection
Timed entry to Upper Belvedere with access to the permanent Gustav Klimt collection.
Upper Belvedere: Skip The Line + Guided Tour
Skip-the-line entry with a guided tour of Upper Belvedere.
Lower Belvedere: Entry Ticket
Timed entry to the Lower Belvedere palace.
Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art
Entry to Belvedere 21, Vienna’s contemporary art museum.
Finding Klimt: Iconic Paintings in Vienna (Package)
Curated package to see Gustav Klimt’s most iconic works across Vienna.
Why book online?
Popular slots for Klimt and key exhibitions fill quickly—online booking secures your ideal time.
Compare Upper, Lower, combined tickets, and multimedia guides; choose add‑ons that suit your style.
Digital confirmations and timed entry reduce friction—enjoy galleries, gardens, and stories, not just the logistics.
What a Belvedere visit feels like
From terraces to galleries—typical unhurried rhythm:
Enter through the gardens and let the fountains and clipped hedges slow your pace. Step into Upper Belvedere, choose a few rooms, and stand with Klimt until the gold feels like late afternoon light.
Pause on a terrace, then pair Lower Belvedere’s exhibitions or Belvedere 21’s clarity. Close the loop with a garden stroll—Vienna unfolding softly ahead ☕🌤️.
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Location & Opening Hours
- Belvedere, Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria
- From Hauptbahnhof: stroll north along Arsenalstraße and Prinz‑Eugen‑Straße—gardens and palace façades appear in a gentle ascent.
- From the Ringstraße: walk via Schwarzenbergplatz towards the gardens—the axial view lines invite a slow approach.
- Visiting timetable
- Advance booking is wise for weekends, school holidays, and exhibition openings when rooms are busier.
- Check official channels for exhibition timings, any closures, and route adjustments for events.
Maps show entrances for Upper and Lower Belvedere, ticket counters, and garden gates—signage is clear across the estate.
Frequently asked questions (planning & comfort)
Contact & More Information
- Belvedere, Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria
- Email: check official Belvedere pages for latest details
- Phone: see official Belvedere channels for current contact info
Book timed tickets, arrive a touch early, and let art, gardens, and Viennese calm set the pace—beauty is kinder when unhurried.
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Cancellation Policy
Refund and change policies vary by ticket type and exhibition—special events may be less flexible. Read terms before purchase.
Group Discounts
Groups often access discounted rates—plan arrival windows, multimedia guides, and garden pauses between rooms.
Important Booking Information
Arrive early for quieter Klimt rooms and choose midweek for smoother flow.
School holiday middays swell—target shoulder hours for kinder viewing and photos.
Carry water, comfortable shoes, and a small power bank for photos and audio.
Exhibition changeovers and events can adjust access—follow staff guidance and posted notices.