Combo: Direct Entry Tickets to Upper and Lower Belvedere Palace

Your experience View 800 years of art and Baroque architecture across two palaces. Getting started Enter either the Upper or Lower Belvedere Palace with your combo ticket. Both belong to a UNESCO-listed complex noted for its grand design, landscaped gardens, and historic significance—including the signing of the Austrian State Treaty. Upper Belvedere Palace Constructed as a summer residence for Prince Eugene of Savoy in the 18th century, the Upper Belvedere was later converted by Empress Maria Theresa into one of the world’s first public museums.

It currently holds an extensive art collection spanning centuries and styles. Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss: View one of Austria’s most recognized paintings, part of the largest Klimt collection worldwide. European masters: Observe works by Schiele, Monet, Rodin, and Van Gogh, along with pieces from the Baroque and Biedermeier periods. Architectural details: Walk through frescoed ceilings, marble staircases, and ornate salons that illustrate Viennese grandeur.

Lower Belvedere Palace Formerly Prince Eugene’s main residence, the Lower Belvedere combines stately living quarters with an artistic heritage. It now hosts rotating exhibitions within a series of richly decorated rooms. The Hall of Grotesques: See 18th-century ceiling and wall paintings maintained in their original condition. The Marble Gallery: View stucco war trophies commemorating Prince Eugene’s military victories.

The Gold Cabinet: Observe golden walls and mirrored panels preserved since 1765. Palace Stables: View rare Medieval artworks displayed in a former royal stable.