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We are visiting Vienna from Türkiye. This place was at the top of the list of places we most wanted to see. We feel very lucky to have had the opportunity to visit this unique museum, which has been beautifully arranged by the Austrian government and presented to the public and tourists.
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It was the best experience that we ever had. Full sections with animals of every size, bugs, fish, dinosaurs, stones, cooking pots and tools from the ancient years. Games for small children and art with 3d effects.
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Francesca C
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Very satisfying experience as always. Nice museum display despite the turnout. Just too bad that e-ticket was not directly available for this visit and redemption transactions were unclear
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Barfurth D
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Jan 2026
Very friendly and competent staff despite the large number of visitors. The Egyptological collection is so rich, well labeled and impressive - and then there was still time for the picture gallery. Thank you for a wonderful day
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Petra A
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Nov 2025
Interesting facts about the creation of this incredibly beautiful building. And as a highlight, a view over Vienna with punch. A great experience
An icon of science, art, and discovery since 1889
The Natural History Museum of Vienna is one of the few places where you can walk beneath a dinosaur’s skeleton, touch a meteorite that fell to Earth 4.5 billion years ago, and gaze at one of humanity’s earliest artworks—all without ever stepping outside. Housed in a grand 19th-century palace, the museum spans 39 halls and showcases everything from the origins of life and prehistoric creatures to rare gems and meteorites.
From dinosaurs to diamonds | Why you’ll love the Natural History Museum Vienna
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World-class natural history collections
From a fully mounted Allosaurus and a vast mineralogical hall to one of the oldest and largest meteorite collections ever assembled, the Natural History Museum traces evolution across continents and millennia. Each hall invites you to explore Earth's history, from deep-sea creatures and prehistoric mammals to extinct birds and human ancestors.
Iconic grand architecture and interiors
Built in 1889 to house the imperial collections of the Habsburgs, the museum features a grand staircase, richly frescoed ceilings, and stunning marble columns. The layout, modeled on classical symmetry, mirrors the Kunsthistorisches Museum opposite, creating a visually stunning twin landmark on Maria-Theresien-Platz.
Interactive and educational exhibits
In Deck 50, you can build evolutionary trees, examine fossils under microscopes, or chat with working scientists. In the main galleries, animated dinosaurs, digital displays, and tactile stations bring key concepts—like deep time, biodiversity, and extinction—to life in a way that’s engaging for adults and children alike.
Convenient location near Vienna city center
Located on Maria-Theresien-Platz, the museum is a 10-minute walk from Vienna’s historic center and easily accessible by tram, metro, or on foot. Its central location allows you to pair your visit with nearby landmarks like the Hofburg Palace, MuseumsQuartier, or Kunsthistorisches Museum.
Unique seasonal and temporary exhibitions
The Natural History Museum regularly hosts temporary exhibitions on current scientific topics, rare specimen spotlights, and global cultural connections. Past displays have explored Arctic ecosystems, biodiversity loss, and the human microbiome, offering fresh reasons to return throughout the year.
Things to know before booking Natural History Museum Vienna tickets
If you're visiting during July, August, or Christmas holidays, book your tickets online at least a few days in advance to avoid long lines at the entrance, especially between 10am and 1pm.
Wednesdays are a great day to visit if you're a late riser or want a more relaxed pace—last entry is at 7:30pm, and the crowd noticeably thins out after 5pm.
Standard entry tickets cover all permanent and temporary exhibitions. Opt for the guided tour only if you're looking for expert insights or want to visit exclusive areas like the rooftop.
Most Vienna City Passes and sightseeing cards include entry to the Natural History Museum, but be sure to check your voucher details to confirm what's covered.
The museum is partially wheelchair accessible, with elevators connecting most exhibition halls and wide, flat galleries throughout, though areas like the rooftop remain unreachable due to stair-only access.
Children under 19 can enter for free, so if you're visiting as a family, there’s no need to buy a ticket for them—just include their entry at the gate.
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Entry tickets
Best for: Curious minds eager to explore one of the world’s richest natural history collections with total flexibility Guide: Not included Access to the rooftop: Not included
Enjoy full access to 39 halls packed with jaw-dropping exhibits—from life-sized dinosaurs and rare gems to meteorites and ancient artifacts, yours to explore your way.
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Natural History Museum Vienna entry tickets
Guided tours
Best for: First-time visitors or anyone who wants deeper insights and a truly memorable museum experience Guide: Expert English-speaking guide Access to the rooftop: Included
Go beyond the exhibits with an expert-led tour that reveals hidden stories behind key displays and ends with exclusive rooftop access for panoramic views of Vienna’s historic center.
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Natural History Museum Vienna guided tour with roof top visit
Combo tickets
Best for: Culture lovers looking to save time and money while diving into 30 million years of creativity under two stunning domes Guide: Not included Access to the rooftop: Not included
Explore two of Vienna’s most iconic museums—the Natural History Museum and the Kunsthistorisches Museum—with one great-value ticket, conveniently located just steps from each other.
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Combo (Save 8%): Natural History Museum entry tickets + Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna admission tickets
Inside NHM Vienna | 39 halls of natural marvels
Dinosaur Hall
See a life-sized, animatronic Allosaurus alongside full fossil skeletons of Stegosaurus and Iguanodon in one of the museum’s most dramatic spaces.
Everything you need to know before you go
Thursday to Monday: 9am to 6pm
Wednesday: 9am to 8pm
Closed on: Tuesdays and December 25, 2025
Last entry: 30 minutes before closing time
Note: Halls 29 to 32 are currently closed to visitors due to ongoing renovation work.
Exceptions: On October 28, December 30, and December 31, the museum is open from 9am to 6pm. And, on December 24, the museum is open until 3pm.
Best time to visit: The museum is least crowded on weekday mornings between 9am and 11am, making it the ideal time to explore the exhibits without large groups or school tours. Wednesday evenings also offer a quieter experience, especially after 5pm.
Duration: Plan to spend at least 2 to 3 hours to see the highlights comfortably, or longer if you want to explore all 39 halls in depth.
Address: Burgring 7, 1010 Wien, Austria Find on maps
By metro: Lines U2 and U3
Nearest station: Volkstheater (U-Bahn), about a 2-minute walk to the museum
By tram: Lines 1, 2, 46, 49, and 71
Nearest stop: Ring/Volkstheater or Burgring, about 2 to 3 minutes from the museum
By bus: Lines 48A and 57A (and sometimes night lines like N46 and N49)
Nearest stop: Volkstheater or Burgring, about 4 to 6 minutes away
Main entrance (Maria‑Theresien‑Platz): Located on the museum’s grand façade, this is the primary entrance used by most visitors. It features swinging doors and is accessible for prams and wheeled luggage, although there are a few steps at the entrance. This entry point tends to get crowded, especially between 10:30am and 1pm.
Side entrance (Burgring 7): Situated along Burgring Street, this entrance is step-free, equipped with a ramp and automatic doors, and offers direct elevator access to all exhibition levels. It serves as the museum’s official wheelchair-accessible entrance, is generally quieter, and is ideal for avoiding peak-hour congestion at the main gate.
If you’re arriving on foot and don’t mind a few steps, the Maria-Theresien-Platz entrance puts you right in front of the museum’s central staircase and grand lobby. For quicker entry or step-free access, use the quieter Burgring 7 entrance.
Cloakrooms and lockers near the entrance allow you to securely store bags, coats, and umbrellas before exploring the galleries.
The shop offers a curated range of museum‑themed books, gifts, and educational toys for both adults and children.
The on-site café offers a cozy place to unwind with regional dishes like Wiener schnitzel, goulash, and apple strudel.
Wi‑Fi is available throughout the building, letting you access the online collections and interactive content easily.
The 3‑D Museum lets you explore the museum's ‘Top 100’ object scans in interactive detail from your screen.
Deck 50 invites you into a hands‑on science lab and creative space where visitors of all ages can engage with research in fun, educational ways.
You can read books from the library’s extensive collection, which includes anthropology, botany, geology, and zoology titles that support the museum’s research work.
A wheelchair-accessible entrance is located on the side of the building, with a ramp and automatic doors for smooth entry.
Wheelchairs are available to borrow free of charge at the information desk; you may be asked to show an ID.
You can reach all exhibition areas by elevator, and most halls have smooth, wide paths that are easy to navigate with a wheelchair or stroller.
Accessible restrooms are available on each main floor and are signposted throughout the museum.
Seating and benches are placed at intervals throughout the galleries for anyone who needs a break during their visit.
Service animals are permitted inside the museum to assist guests with disabilities.
The museum provides printed floor plans that highlight accessible routes and elevators to help with navigation.
The on-site café and gift shop are also fully accessible, with step-free entry and sufficient space for wheelchairs.
Photography is allowed for personal use, but flash, tripods, and selfie sticks are not permitted inside any of the exhibition halls.
Refrain from touching or leaning on fossils, glass cases, or mounted displays to keep them in good condition.
Eating and drinking are only allowed in designated areas such as the museum café or picnic spaces, not within the galleries themselves.
Large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas must be stored in the lockers or cloakroom near the entrance before entering the museum halls.
Smoking is strictly prohibited anywhere inside the museum, including restrooms and stairwells.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times while inside the museum.
Only certified service animals are allowed inside; pets and emotional support animals are not permitted.
If you visit early in the morning, go straight to the meteorite gallery for a quiet moment with the space rocks before the crowds arrive.
The ticket counter is just outside the museum’s main entrance. Once inside, you’ll find the information desk in the Entrance Hall, in the section known as the ‘Unterer Kuppelsaal’.
Bring a €1 or €2 coin for the lockers, as the cloakroom can get crowded, and storing your bag makes exploring the upper halls much easier.
Wi-Fi is available but not widely advertised, so ask the info desk for the login if you're using a translation app.
The animatronic Allosaurus runs on a timed loop, so if it's not moving when you enter the dinosaur hall, wait a couple of minutes to catch the full roaring sequence.
The café gets busy during lunch hours, so plan a mid-morning or late afternoon break if you want a quiet seat with a view over the museum square.
Lebarkas Pepi-Wien Oberkasse (1km away): Known for hearty Austrian street food, this spot specializes in sausages, schnitzels, and quick-grilled meats served with tangy mustard and fresh bread rolls.
Centimeter (1.2km away): A casual tavern-style eatery serving oversized portions of Austrian classics like goulash, schnitzel, and grilled skewers on wooden ‘rulers’.
Veranda Brasserie & Bar (1.6km away): An elegant brasserie offering dishes like beef tartare, Alpine trout, and saffron risotto with a focus on locally sourced ingredients.
Rein Thaler’s Beisl (2.2km away): A traditional Viennese Beisl serving home-style dishes such as tafelspitz (boiled beef), liver dumpling soup, and apple strudel.
Ilona Stuberl (3.3km away): A family-run Hungarian restaurant beloved for its authentic goulash, paprikash, and sweet desserts like Gundel pancakes.
Budget stays:
City Capsule Hotel (750m away): Features compact rooms with a 24-hour reception
Backpackers Hostel (800m away): Offers dormitory and private rooms with a communal kitchen
Mid-range hotels:
City Comfort Inn (400m away): Family-friendly stay with free Wi-Fi and breakfast
Metro Stay Hotel (550m away): Conveniently located near the metro, with airport shuttle services
Luxury stays:
Grand Central Hotel (500m away): Offers a spa, rooftop pool, and fine dining
Riverside Palace (700m away): Features scenic river views, a gym, and concierge services for added convenience
Explore nearby | Vienna's must-see spots next door
Kunsthistorisches Museum (Art History Museum)
(100m away)
Directly opposite NHM Vienna on Maria-Theresien-Platz, this museum houses the Habsburgs’ vast art collection, including works by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Vermeer. Simply cross the square—it’s less than a 1-minute walk.
A vibrant cultural complex featuring contemporary art museums, cafés, and open courtyards. Walk around the rear of the History Museum for about 2 to 3 minutes to reach the MQ entrance on Museumsplatz.
Hofburg Palace
(600m away)
Once the imperial residence of the Habsburgs, Hofburg now houses the Imperial Apartments, the Sisi Museum, and the Austrian National Library. Reach it in under 10 minutes on foot by walking through Heldenplatz, just behind the museum.
A neo-Gothic landmark and seat of local government, the City Hall often hosts public events, seasonal markets, and open-air festivals. It's about a 7-minute walk; head northeast from the museum across the Ringstrasse via Burgring.
Frequently asked questions about Natural History Museum Vienna tickets
The Natural History Museum entry ticket includes access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions across 39 halls, including the meteorite gallery, dinosaur displays, gems, fossils, and new interactive zones like the Ice Age Children’s Hall.
Adult tickets start at around for standard entry, while children under 19 can enter for free. You can save 8% to 10% with combo deals or Vienna City Passes.
No, rooftop access is only available as part of the guided tour ticket. The standard entry does not include rooftop access.
Yes, you can book a guided tour that includes in-depth insights from an expert and exclusive access to the museum’s rooftop, offering panoramic views of Vienna.
Yes, we offer a combo ticket that includes entry to both the Natural History Museum and the Kunsthistorisches Museum—two of Vienna’s top attractions, located just across from each other.
Most Vienna City Passes and sightseeing cards include free entry to the Natural History Museum, but we recommend checking your voucher details to be sure.
Yes, tickets are valid for the selected date during museum opening hours. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing time (5:30pm most days, 7:30pm on Wednesdays).
No, mobile tickets are accepted. Just show your digital confirmation at the entrance.
Get access to over 30 million exhibits and interactive spaces at the Natural History Museum.
Everything you get: Entry to one of the world’s most renowned natural history museums, access to permanent exhibitions, special exhibitions, and new interactive spaces, such as the Ice Age Children’s Hall and the Amphibians & Reptiles galleries.
Why choose this: Get access to over 30 million objects to explore everything from prehistoric giants to cosmic mysteries. Engage with world-class collections in a stunning 19th-century palace, discover rare fossils, glittering crystals, and fascinating scientific displays—all under one iconic roof. Perfect for families, curious minds, and culture lovers alike.
Upgrades: Upgrade to include an English or German-speaking guide and enjoy exclusive access to the rooftop terrace for stunning views.
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Entry to the Natural History Museum Vienna
English or German-speaking guide (based on option selected)
Tip: If you're looking to avoid the busiest areas, head to the upper floors — the fossil, anthropology, and meteorite sections tend to be more peaceful earlier in the day.
You can enter the museum up to 30 minutes before it closes—5:30pm from Thursday to Monday and 7:30pm on Wednesdays.
The main entrance is at Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien, with the ticket office located right in front of it. For visitors using wheelchairs, please use the accessible entrance at Burgring 7, 1010 Wien.
You'll find the information desk in the museum’s Entrance Hall, in the area known as the 'Unterer Kuppelsaal'.
Children younger than 14 years old must be accompanied by an adult throughout their time in the museum.
The museum is partially wheelchair accessible, with step-free entry via Burgring 7 and elevators to all exhibition levels, though the rooftop is not accessible due to stairs.
You can borrow wheelchairs free of charge at the entrance desk, but they are limited and provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Oversized bags, full backpacks, umbrellas, bulky coats, tripods, and walking aids without medical documentation must be stored in the cloakroom near the entrance. Lockers are free to use, but you’ll need a 1-euro coin as a deposit, which is returned afterward.
Only certified assistance animals like guide dogs are allowed inside the building.
Flash photography is not allowed, and professional video equipment can only be used with prior written permission from the museum.
A café beneath the central dome offers drinks, hot meals, and local desserts. It operates every day except Tuesday.
The museum shop, located on the ground floor, features a wide range of souvenirs, including educational toys, books, mineral samples, and fossils.
In the meteorite collection, look out for the small but fascinating moon rock, a real piece of lunar history tucked among the displays.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
These tickets are valid for an extended duration. The exact details will be present on the ticket.
See Vienna’s two most iconic museums, Natural History and Kunsthistorisches, with one flexible, value-packed combo ticket.
Everything you get: Entry to Natural History Museum, access to 39 exhibition halls filled with gemstones, rare fossils, and meteorites, entry to Kunsthistorisches Museum, access to famous works by Raphael, Rembrandt, Bruegel, and Caravaggio.
Why choose this: Just 240 meters apart, these museums make the perfect cultural pair. From fossils to fine art, explore 30 million years of evolution at your own pace with full flexibility and no scheduling stress.
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Natural History Museum
Entry to the museum
Access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions
Kunsthistorisches Museum
Entry to the museum
Access to all permanent exhibitions
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Transfers
Food and drinks
What to bring
Kunsthistorisches Museum
Bring a valid photo ID to ensure a smooth entry, especially if you plan to collect pre-booked tickets or avail of student or senior concessions.
Pack a light jacket or shawl, as the museum’s air conditioning keeps the galleries pleasantly cool, even on warmer days.
Keep some cash or a card handy for the museum shops and cafés.
Natural History Museum
Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be walking through several large galleries, and some exhibits are spread out over multiple floors.
What's not allowed
Kunsthistorisches Museum
Avoid using flash photography or tripods while taking pictures, as they can damage the artwork and disrupt other visitors.
Leave your large bags, backpacks, or umbrellas at the cloakroom or in one of the lockers.
Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the museum, including in all indoor areas and public spaces.
Do not bring any sketching or painting materials other than a pencil; colored pens, markers, or paints are not allowed in the galleries.
Refrain from bringing food or drinks into the exhibition halls.
Natural History Museum
Flash photography is not permitted, and filming with professional equipment requires written approval in advance.
Oversized bags, full backpacks, umbrellas, bulky coats, tripods, and walking aids without medical documentation must be stored in the cloakroom near the entrance. Lockers are free to use, but you’ll need a €1 coin as a deposit, which is returned afterward.
Eating or drinking is restricted to the café or designated rest areas; food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibit spaces.
Accessibility
Kunsthistorisches Museum
The museum is wheelchair accessible, with elevators and accessible restrooms available on all floors.
Complimentary wheelchairs are available at the museum entrance; you can reserve one in advance by contacting the museum or upon arrival.
Accessible restrooms are located throughout the museum.
Service animals are welcome, allowing guests with visual or mobility impairments to navigate the museum comfortably.
Natural History Museum
The museum is partially wheelchair accessible, with step-free entry via Burgring 7 and elevators to all exhibition levels, though the rooftop is not accessible due to stairs.
Wheelchairs are available for free at the entrance, and it’s recommended to reserve one in advance to guarantee availability.
Accessible restrooms are located on each floor for your convenience.
Service animals are welcome, so visitors with visual or mobility impairments can navigate the museum comfortably.
There are also tactile exhibits for visually impaired visitors, offering a hands-on experience with models of key specimens.
Additional information
Kunsthistorisches Museum
Children under 19 can enter the museum for free.
The museum tends to be quietest on weekday mornings, especially before noon, making it ideal for a peaceful viewing experience.
Take a moment in the grand staircase to admire Gustav Klimt’s early paintings around the upper walls, often missed by those hurrying up to the galleries.
The dome café can get crowded during lunch hours, so visit earlier in the morning or mid-afternoon for a more relaxed experience.
Natural History Museum
The last admission is 30 minutes before the museum closes. Opening hours are until 5:30pm from Thursday to Monday and until 7:30pm on Wednesdays.
For a quieter experience, begin on the upper levels. The anthropology, fossils, and meteorite sections are usually calmer earlier in the day.
The main public entrance is located at Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna. An accessible entry point for wheelchair users is available at Burgring 7.
The information counter is inside the Entrance Hall, in an area referred to as the 'Unterer Kuppelsaal'.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
These tickets are valid for an extended duration. The exact details will be present on the ticket.
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Everything you get: Enjoy public transport, a city walking tour, and two audio guides. Stay connected with 3 GB eSIM data, then choose from top attractions like Schönbrunn, Belvedere, a Danube cruise, or a museum of your choice.
Why choose this: One flexible pass for 7 days that combines transport, tours, data, and your choice of top attractions, saving you time and money.
Upgrades: Pick Classic for 1 attraction, Premium for 2 or Deluxe for 3, all valid for 7 consecutive days.
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Validity: 7 days from your selected start date.
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Guided tour: Vienna City Center walking tour
Audio guides: Vienna Hofburg and Best of Vienna
Connectivity: 3 GB eSIM data
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Some attractions and tours require advance booking or timed reservations. Please check before your visit.
Each included attraction, museum, or activity can be accessed once per pass during the validity period.
The pass is non-refundable, non-transferable, and cannot be modified once purchased.
Opening hours and availability of attractions may vary; check official websites in advance to avoid closures or seasonal changes.
eSIM data is valid once activated and works on compatible, unlocked devices only.
After purchase, you’ll immediately receive a digital voucher via email.
During checkout, enter your name and select your start date.
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Present the digital or printed pass at each participating transport or attraction to redeem access.
The pass activates automatically upon first use at any partner location.
Validity
Before activation: Valid only on your selected start date.
After activation: Valid for 7 consecutive calendar days.
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Natural History Museum Vienna Entry Tickets
Get access to over 30 million exhibits and interactive spaces at the Natural History Museum.
Everything you get: Entry to one of the world’s most renowned natural history museums, access to permanent exhibitions, special exhibitions, and new interactive spaces, such as the Ice Age Children’s Hall and the Amphibians & Reptiles galleries.
Why choose this: Get access to over 30 million objects to explore everything from prehistoric giants to cosmic mysteries. Engage with world-class collections in a stunning 19th-century palace, discover rare fossils, glittering crystals, and fascinating scientific displays—all under one iconic roof. Perfect for families, curious minds, and culture lovers alike.
Upgrades: Upgrade to include an English or German-speaking guide and enjoy exclusive access to the rooftop terrace for stunning views.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Book now, pay later
Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.
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Combo (Save 5%): Natural History Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum Admission Tickets
See Vienna’s two most iconic museums, Natural History and Kunsthistorisches, with one flexible, value-packed combo ticket.
Everything you get: Entry to Natural History Museum, access to 39 exhibition halls filled with gemstones, rare fossils, and meteorites, entry to Kunsthistorisches Museum, access to famous works by Raphael, Rembrandt, Bruegel, and Caravaggio.
Why choose this: Just 240 meters apart, these museums make the perfect cultural pair. From fossils to fine art, explore 30 million years of evolution at your own pace with full flexibility and no scheduling stress.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Flexible duration
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Everything you get: Enjoy public transport, a city walking tour, and two audio guides. Stay connected with 3 GB eSIM data, then choose from top attractions like Schönbrunn, Belvedere, a Danube cruise, or a museum of your choice.
Why choose this: One flexible pass for 7 days that combines transport, tours, data, and your choice of top attractions, saving you time and money.
Upgrades: Pick Classic for 1 attraction, Premium for 2 or Deluxe for 3, all valid for 7 consecutive days.
