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Things to Do in Vienna: Book Tickets Online

This website offers official tickets for attractions in this city. Please note, however, that it is not the official website for any of these venues.

Top 5 Vienna Attractions

The Hofburg

The Hofburg
St. Stephen's Cathedral

St. Stephen's Cathedral
Albertina

Albertina
Belvedere Museum

Belvedere Museum
Spanish Riding School

Spanish Riding School

Popular Things to Do in Vienna

Vienna Technical Museum: Skip-the-line admission

Vienna Technical Museum: Skip-the-line admission

from 19.26 €

Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art

Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art

from 12.00 €

Albertina Modern: Entry Ticket

Albertina Modern: Entry Ticket

from 19.26 €

Mozart House: Admission ticket

Mozart House: Admission ticket

from 16.00 €

Imperial Carriage Museum Schönbrunn

Imperial Carriage Museum Schönbrunn

from 12.60 €

Leopold Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna

Leopold Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna

from 39.96 €

St. Stephen's Cathedral + Cathedral Museum Vienna

St. Stephen's Cathedral + Cathedral Museum Vienna

from 30.74 €

Vienna FLEXI Pass: 30% discount on 2-5 top attractions of your choice

Vienna FLEXI Pass: 30% discount on 2-5 top attractions of your choice

Empress Elisabeth: Imperial Treasury Vienna + Imperial Carriage Museum

Empress Elisabeth: Imperial Treasury Vienna + Imperial Carriage Museum

from 26.25 €

Lipizzaner-Vorstellung in der Spanischen Hofreitschule

Lipizzaner-Vorstellung in der Spanischen Hofreitschule

from 40.30 €

Imperial Vienna: Palaces and Treasures

Sisi Museum, Hofburg und Gärten: Skip The Line + Geführte Tour

Sisi Museum, Hofburg und Gärten: Skip The Line + Geführte Tour

from 55.13 €

Imperial Treasury: Admission ticket

Imperial Treasury: Admission ticket

from 16.80 €

Spanische Hofreitschule Wien: Besuch im Training

Spanische Hofreitschule Wien: Besuch im Training

from 20.33 €

Imperial Carriage Museum Schönbrunn

Imperial Carriage Museum Schönbrunn

from 12.60 €

Sisi Tour

Sisi Tour

from 50.88 €

Art Museums and Galleries

Leopold Museum

Leopold Museum
Albertina

Albertina
MAK Museum of Applied Arts

MAK Museum of Applied Arts
Kunst Haus Wien Museum Hundertwasser

Kunst Haus Wien Museum Hundertwasser
Belvedere Museum

Belvedere Museum

Music, Science and City Views

House of Music

House of Music
Vienna Museum of Science and Technology

Vienna Museum of Science and Technology
Mozarthaus Vienna

Mozarthaus Vienna
Danube Tower

Danube Tower

Book tickets for Vienna’s Habsburg palaces, its art museums and the viewing deck on the Danube Tower from one place. Entry to the Hofburg, the Belvedere, the Albertina and St. Stephen’s Cathedral can be reserved before you fly, so you turn up with a time slot instead of a place in the queue.

Our Vienna Venues

Leopold Museum

Leopold Museum
Danube Tower

Danube Tower
Vienna Museum of Science and Technology

Vienna Museum of Science and Technology
mumok

mumok
Sigmund Freud Museum

Sigmund Freud Museum
Hofburg Palace

Hofburg Palace
St. Stephen's Cathedral

St. Stephen's Cathedral
Museum der Illusionen

Museum der Illusionen
Albertina

Albertina
MAK Austrian Museum of Applied Arts

MAK Austrian Museum of Applied Arts
Imperial Carriage Museum

Imperial Carriage Museum
Weltmuseum Wien

Weltmuseum Wien
Imperial Treasury

Imperial Treasury
Belvedere Museum

Belvedere Museum
House of Music

House of Music
Hundertwasser Museum

Hundertwasser Museum
Mozarthaus

Mozarthaus
Sisi Museum

Sisi Museum
Spanish Riding School

Spanish Riding School

Categories

Museums

Museums
Palaces

Palaces
Landmarks

Landmarks

Plan Your Visit to Vienna

Ticket desk at a Vienna museum entrance

Timed entry
Most Vienna museums sell timed entry, and the slot you pick is the slot you get. Book a morning slot if you want the galleries quiet.

Check the day before you go
The Leopold Museum closes on Tuesdays. The Albertina, mumok and the Belvedere open every day, with late evenings midweek. Holiday hours differ, so the venue page is the thing to check.

Two things that catch visitors out
Shops and supermarkets shut on Sundays, so buy what you need on Saturday. Tipping is a round up rather than a percentage: hand your server the rounded total directly instead of leaving coins on the table.

Tap water
Vienna's comes off Alpine springs through two mountain pipelines. Refill your bottle.

Vienna Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to book Vienna attraction tickets in advance?

Not always, but the Hofburg, the Belvedere and the Albertina run on timed entry and the good morning slots go first. That is most obvious between June and August and right through December. Booking ahead also means you walk past the ticket desk queue and go straight to the entrance.

Is the Vienna Pass worth it?

It depends how much you plan to see. The Vienna Pass covers entry to a long list of attractions, so it pays for itself if you are visiting two or three paid sights a day. The Vienna City Card is a different product: a public transport ticket with small discounts attached, not free museum entry. For a shorter list, individual tickets or a flexible multi attraction pass usually work out cheaper.

Are Vienna museums closed on any day of the week?

Most of the big ones open every day. The main exception is the Leopold Museum, which closes on Tuesdays. The Albertina, mumok and the Belvedere run seven days, with late opening on some evenings. Hours move around public holidays, so check the venue page for the date you are going.

How do I get around Vienna?

On the U-Bahn, trams and buses, which share one network and one ticket. Most of the attractions here sit inside the Ringstrasse or a few stops out. Buy digital tickets through the WienMobil app; if you buy paper, stamp it in the blue box before you board, because there are no barriers and inspectors do check.

When is the best time to visit Vienna?

Late spring and early autumn. May, June, September and October give you mild weather and thinner crowds. December brings the Christmas markets and the ball season, which is the busiest and priciest stretch of winter. January and February are cheap and quiet, and better suited to museum days than garden days.

How many days do you need in Vienna?

Three days covers the Hofburg, St. Stephen's Cathedral, one major art museum and a slow walk through the first district. Add a fourth if you also want the Belvedere and the Imperial Carriage Museum, which sit away from the centre in opposite directions.

Can I cancel or change a ticket after booking?

That depends on the attraction and the ticket type. Each ticket states its cancellation terms before you pay, so read them on the product page. Timed entry tickets tend to be the strictest, since the slot is held for you.

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