Vienna · TICKETS
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Here are the 15 best tickets & entry passes in Vienna right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and who it suits. Begin at the top; it holds that spot for a reason.
Enjoy a one-hour Classic Ensemble Vienna concert inside St. Peter’s Church vaults, with music by Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven, and more.
“Everything from the wonderful performance to the beautiful Church, a beautiful setting.”
Spend a day inside Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum, from Egyptian antiquities to Old Master paintings, plus goldwork and famous treasures.
“Wish audio guides were included but loved the entire museum. One of the best I’ve been to, in terms of esthetic beauty and comfort”
Walk Mozart’s preserved Vienna apartment, then follow a multilingual audio guide through key works and context, optional combo with Haus der Musik.
“A must for musician but a lot of reading ( not for a child) / audio offer”
Skip the line to Vienna’s Danube Tower for a 360° view from 150 meters, plus optional café, restaurant, and slide.
“Nice couple of hours to enjoy the Vienna skyline. The viewing platform cafe was great, with 360 degrees view”
Vienna’s Albertina ticket pairs Monet-Picasso, Habsburg state rooms in the Hofburg, and one rotating temporary exhibition. $23, valid up to a year.
“A nice gallery with a range of art from different periods. I only visit an art gallery about once per decade so it suited me nicely to see art by familiar names. The palace State rooms that were included were also beautiful. Easy entry into the museum with the pass.”
Tickets to the Sigmund Freud Museum at Berggasse 19, with AR Freud's Couch, audio recordings, and rare artifacts in Vienna.
“The experience of being where he had lived and practices was amazing! Great decision plays and interesting reading. I could have spent all day here!”
Visit St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Dom Museum Wien, the catacombs, and both towers with audio help and timed guided crypts.
“Need to highlight bring own headphones for audio tour.”
Imperial Crypt in Vienna: see Habsburg tomb vaults, ornate sarcophagi of Franz Joseph and Sisi, plus A Little Night Music combo.
“Amazing! Such grand crypt that keeps going best money spent in Vienna”
Skip the line for Karlskirche. Get an audioguide, treasury highlights, organ loft access, and terrace views over Vienna’s rooftops.
“Glad we bought tickets in advance because there was a long line when we got there. You only need about half hour for this activity, super quick put pretty church and nice view! Happy we went.”
Ride the Panoramabahn through Schönbrunn Park all day with a hop-on, hop-off ticket, audio guide, and easy Gloriette access.
“I did really enjoy this activity. It was fun and a great way to get around and see the expansive grounds of the palace. The audio tour was very useful and interesting, and headphones were provided.”
Step into a 1 hour interactive Vienna history show with 5D cinema, VR, animatronics, and rides, in English with 10 language audio.
“It was a fun experience. The use of different media, video, 3D, goggles and everything made it real interesting. The history was good, content and presentations were fun. Much more than what expected.”
See 90 wax stars in 12 interactive zones at Madame Tussauds Vienna, including Sisi Uncovered, plus easy photo moments near the Prater.
“Madame Tussauds itself was good - anybody that knows the name would know what to expect and the description is enough to guide others as to what they will see. The figures themselves are expertly crafted (as you would expect) and the plaques telling visitors about each character is good. It's great how they have set certain characters up encouraging interaction and photo opportunities (i.e. Arnold Schwarzenegger, ET, Empress Sisi [to name a few] and there are props too if you wish to use them. As with most things in the city of Vienna, the tour of this museum is pretty short (done and dusted in less than 40 minutes)…”
Museum of Illusions Vienna ticket: interactive, family-friendly fun with 70+ exhibits, Infinity Room photo moments, and brain puzzles.
“I didn’t expect at all to have so much fun in a museum. It is interactive, educational, fun.. I am not sure who had more fun, us parents or kids..”
Skip-the-line access to Vienna’s Leopold Museum, home to the world’s largest Egon Schiele collection and major Klimt works.
“Very enjoyable and informative afternoon especially with the audio guide - will definitely come back again”
Timed entry to Vienna’s UNESCO Belvedere for Klimt’s Kiss and more modern classics, with flexible self-guided access and great value.
“We opted to view the museum without a guide but we did use the headset to get more details on the art we wanted to know more about. This is a great option as we were able to go at our own pace.”
