Vienna Tickets Landmarks

Vienna Landmarks

Tickets to the City’s Most Iconic Sights

Leopold Museum: Fast-track admission

From 19.95 €

Leopold Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna

From 39.96 €

Danube Tower: Skip-the-line

From 21.00 €

Kunst Haus Wien – Museum Hundertwasser

From 15.75 €

Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art

From 12.00 €

Mozart House: Admission ticket

From 16.00 €

From the Gothic spire of St. Stephen’s Cathedral to the Giant Ferris Wheel in the Prater and the soaring Danube Tower, Vienna’s landmarks span centuries of history and offer some of the best views in the city.

Which Vienna Landmark Should You Go For?

Gothic heart of the city

St. Stephen’s Cathedral rises over the old town with its 136-metre South Tower and colourful tiled roof. Combine the cathedral with the Cathedral Museum’s treasures.

A classic ride since 1897

The Giant Ferris Wheel in the Prater opened in 1897 and starred in the film The Third Man. A ride offers sweeping views over Vienna and usually lasts 12 to 15 minutes.

Views from Austria’s tallest structure

The 252-metre Danube Tower has viewing terraces at 150 and 155 metres and a revolving restaurant at 170 metres, with panoramas over the Danube and the city.

Hundertwasser’s colourful world

Designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser and opened in 1991, Kunst Haus Wien is home to the world’s only permanent exhibition of his work, a short walk from the famous Hundertwasserhaus.

Good to Know Before You Go

The South Tower of St. Stephen’s Cathedral is reached on foot via 343 steps, while a lift serves the North Tower, home to the Pummerin bell.

For the best views from the Danube Tower or the Giant Ferris Wheel, visit on a clear day or around sunset.

The Hundertwasserhaus is a residential building that can only be admired from outside; Kunst Haus Wien nearby shows Hundertwasser’s art inside.

Vienna Landmarks Gallery

Popular Attractions in Vienna

Schönbrunn Palace

The Habsburgs’ summer residence and its baroque gardens.

Leopold Museum

The world’s largest Egon Schiele collection, in the MuseumsQuartier.

Spanish Riding School

Lipizzaner performances in the Hofburg’s baroque Winter Riding School.

FAQs about Vienna Landmarks

Where can I get the best view over Vienna?

The Danube Tower has viewing terraces at 150 and 155 metres, the highest in the city, while the South Tower of St. Stephen’s Cathedral offers a lookout at 72 metres in the heart of the old town.

How long does a ride on the Giant Ferris Wheel take?

One full turn takes about 4 minutes without stops, and an average ride lasts around 12 to 15 minutes.

Can I go inside the Hundertwasserhaus?

No. The Hundertwasserhaus is a residential building, but Kunst Haus Wien, less than a kilometre away, displays Hundertwasser’s work inside.

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