Vienna Tickets Museums

Vienna Museums

Tickets to Art, History and Design

Empress Elisabeth: Imperial Treasury Vienna + Imperial Carriage Museum

From 26.25 €

New Imperial Palace: House of Habsburg admission ticket + audio guide

From 24.38 €

Imperial Treasury: Admission ticket

From 16.80 €

Leopold Museum: Fast-track admission

From 19.95 €

Leopold Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna

From 39.96 €

Vienna Technical Museum: Skip-the-line admission

From 19.26 €

MUMOK – Museum of Modern Art Ludwig Foundation: Skip the line

From 18.00 €

Vienna Cathedral Museum: Admission + Optional Media Guide

From 10.60 €

Museum der Illusionen: Admission ticket

From 20.52 €

Albertina: E-Ticket

From 22.47 €

Albertina Museums: Entry ticket for all locations

From 31.80 €

Albertina Modern: Entry Ticket

From 19.26 €

From Habsburg treasures and old masters to Schiele, Hundertwasser, Mozart and Freud, Vienna’s museums cover centuries of art, music and ideas, many within walking distance of each other in the city centre.

Which Vienna Museum Should You Go For?

Old masters and imperial treasures

The Kunsthistorisches Museum holds the world’s largest collection of paintings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, while the Imperial Treasury in the Hofburg guards the crown of the Holy Roman Empire.

Three Albertina museums in one

One combined ticket covers the Albertina, with its Habsburg State Rooms and modern masters, plus Albertina Modern and the seasonal Albertina Klosterneuburg, on different days within a year.

Schiele, Klimt and Vienna 1900

In the MuseumsQuartier, the Leopold Museum houses the world’s largest Egon Schiele collection alongside key works by Gustav Klimt and Viennese Modernism.

Where great minds lived

Walk through the rooms at Berggasse 19 where Sigmund Freud lived and worked for 47 years, or visit the Mozarthaus, Mozart’s only surviving Vienna apartment.

Good to Know Before You Go

Many federal museums, including the Kunsthistorisches Museum, MAK and mumok, are free for visitors under 19.

Most museums close one day a week, usually Monday or Tuesday, so check the opening days on each ticket before you plan.

Some museums open late one evening a week, such as MAK and the Weltmuseum Wien on Tuesdays until 9 PM.

Vienna Museums Gallery

Popular Attractions in Vienna

Schönbrunn Palace

The Habsburgs’ summer residence and its baroque gardens.

Spanish Riding School

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

Giant Ferris Wheel

Vienna’s landmark wheel in the Prater, turning since 1897.

FAQs about Vienna Museums

Are Vienna’s museums free for children?

Many federal museums, such as the Kunsthistorisches Museum, MAK and mumok, are free for under-19s. Other museums offer reduced prices for children and young people.

Can I visit several museums with one ticket?

Yes. Combined tickets include the Leopold Museum with the Kunsthistorisches Museum, all three Albertina locations, and the Imperial Treasury with the Imperial Carriage Museum.

Which museums open in the evening?

MAK and the Weltmuseum Wien stay open until 9 PM on Tuesdays.

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