Visit | Belvedere Museum Vienna
Baroque palace and 800 years of art history—with masterpieces by Klimt, Schiele, Funke, Messerschmidt and van Gogh.
Visitor Information | Belvedere Museum Vienna
The visit to the Upper and Lower Belvedere is only possible with a valid time slot ticket. For the Belvedere 21 you need to choose the day of your visit. Combination tickets are available as day tickets with a time slot for our most visited location the Upper Belvedere.
Startsite | Austrian Gallery Belvedere
There are many reasons to visit the Belvedere! Explore our permanent collection at the Upper Belvedere with highlights from Viennese Modernism and the iconic Kiss by Gustav Klimt, the special exhibitions at the Lower Belvedere, and contemporary art at the Belvedere 21.
History Belvedere | Belvedere Museum Vienna
The unique, overall complex, with its two palaces, the Upper and Lower Belvedere, and their extensive gardens, is one of the most stunning Baroque architectural ensembles in the world.
Tickets | Belvedere Museum Vienna
You may enter the museum directly with the following tickets: Annual Ticket, Friends Membership, Bundesmuseen Card, Vienna or Flexi Pass, ICOM Card
Belvedere Museum Vienna | Upper Belvedere info & visit
Baroque palace and 800 years of art history - with masterpieces by Klimt, Schiele, Funke, Messerschmidt and van Gogh.
The Belvedere | Belvedere Museum Vienna
Belvedere inside - Palace Stables: Belvedere collection of medieval art Photo: Lukas Schaller / Belvedere, Vienna
Belvedere Museum Vienna | Upper Belvedere permanent collection
Meister des Schottenaltars, Anbetung der Hl. Drei Könige, um 1470, Malerei auf Eichenholz, 86 x 80 cm, Belvedere, Wien, Inv.-Nr. 4855 © Belvedere, Wien
Belvedere Museum Vienna | Belvedere palace gardens
The Baroque gardens of the Belvedere are among the most beautiful in the world. Find information here about the main garden, privy garden, and botanical garden.
The Belvedere | Belvedere Museum Vienna
Both as a museum and a landmark building, the Belvedere has stood for power and prestige throughout the ages, serving as the setting for courtly festivities, at times as a royal residence, and as the venue for the signing of the Austrian State Treaty in 1955.