Vienna · TICKETS
68 reviewed
These 15 rise to the top of the 68 tickets & entry passes reviewed in Vienna. Prices, durations and the details that matter sit below, so you can settle it over a coffee and move on to the fun part.
Hear Vivaldi, Schubert, Beethoven and more in the vaults of Vienna’s St. Peter’s Church. Intimate 1-hour concert with coat check.
“Beautiful location, excellent musicians, very reasonable price. Highly recommended.”
Day admission to Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum: imperial collections, Old Masters, Kunstkammer treasures, and a Klimt-linked staircase.
“Very nice experience, the museum has an excellent collection, the building is beautuful and the coffee shop is surreal”
Explore Mozart’s preserved Vienna apartment with an audio guide for adults and kids, plus optional Haus der Musik combo ticket.
“Loved being in the same building that Mozart lived! Very Cool!! The self guided part was nice so everybody could tour at their own pace. I would recommend headphones to plug into the guided module so your hands are free.”
Skip the line to Vienna’s Danube Tower for 360° views from 150 m, a rotating café, and an optional slide.
“Great cafe up top and the slide was fun. Excellent views. The wait staff in the cafe were a little rude though.”
Vienna’s Albertina Museum ticket for $23: Monet-Picasso modern art, rotating special exhibitions, and restored Habsburg State Rooms.
“Seeing the actual work of artists that I’ve only read about….reading the story behind the various pieces. The exhibits of the Hapsburg dynasty were incredible!! Especially as I’d just visited the Schönbrunn palace the day before.”
Visit Freud’s Vienna home and clinic at Berggasse 19. Hear his voice, try AR Freud’s Couch, and face the story of exile.
“As a clinician, seeing Freud’s clinic and notes were fascinating. Worth the trip. 💯”
Two-ticket combo in Vienna: St. Stephen’s Cathedral with audio, Dom Museum Wien, catacombs tour, and access to both towers.
“A great experience in Vienna. The guide for the Catacombs was very good and the tour very interesting. The only downside was walking up the spiral staircase in one of the towers as there is very little space to pass people walking down the stairs.”
Step into the Kaisergruft under Vienna’s Capuchin Church to see ornate Habsburg tombs, from Maria Theresa to Sisi, in a peaceful visit.
“I enjoyed walking through the crypt (fascinating!!) but had lots of questions. I would recommend having a guide if German isn't your first language.”
Walk through Haus des Meeres in Vienna, a WWII anti-aircraft tower zoo with 11 floors, an Atlantic tunnel, and a rooftop terrace.
“Although I could only allocate 1.5 hours for the visit, because of the 2.5 hours initially allocated, 1 hour I ate at the restaurant with a terrace on the 11th floor, I managed, rather quickly, to go through the entire museum, which has 10 floors that can be visited. The museum presents fish and other marine animals (seahorses, stingrays, turtles, sharks, giant crabs, a shameless lobster, snakes) from various corners of the world in aquariums from small to huge. The collections of corals, insects and monkeys were also fascinating, some of which do not exceed 20cm in height. I recommend starting the visit starting from the 10th floor, from top…”
Karlskirche ticket with terrace views, treasury, organ loft, and an audioguide. Skip the line for a classic Baroque church visit.
“Great opportunity to get tickets for different attractions all over the world. I have tried it in Italy, UK, Greece and Austria. Good value for money. The app is very user friendly and you have many options to reschedule, charge or cancel your reservation. I am very happy with Get Your Tour Guide and also recommend it to my friends.”
Hop-on Panoramabahn train through Schönbrunn Palace Park with 9 stops, multilingual audio, and Gloriette views, valid all day for about $18.
“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 through Vienna’s past in a high-tech 1-hour show: Roman camp, plague streets, waltz ride, air-raid shelter, virtual fiaker views.
“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.”
Get up close to 90 stars at Madame Tussauds Vienna in the Prater: red-carpet wax figures, Sisi Uncovered, and easy selfie stops.
“Most of the time I enjoyed, some characters are not so similar to the real person”
Skip-the-planning entry to Vienna’s Belvedere for Klimt’s The Kiss, plus Monet and van Gogh—self-guided and worth the timed ticket.
“This is a beautiful location , easy to get to on public transport . Probably the best gallery I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting as an art lover . A must see . You could spend hours and hours here . I wish that I had longer .”
Combo ticket for Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum and Imperial Treasury. See master paintings, Habsburg crowns, and sparkling imperial jewels.
“Good to learn the rich history of the country. Well worth your time.”
