Imperial Treasury
Wednesday-Monday: 09:00-17:30
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Imperial Treasury ticket in Vienna
4.3 / 5
7 reviews
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Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)
Schweizerhof, Hofburg, 1010 Wien, Austria
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Admission to: Imperial Treasury
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Eligibility
- Free for children aged 0-18
- Children aged 19+ will be charged the same rate as adults
- Please bring a valid ID for reduced tickets
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- This activity is wheelchair-accessible
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- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
How to redeem
- Present your mobile voucher
Address
- Imperial Treasury
- Schweizerhof, Hofburg, 1010 Wien, Austria
- Please refer to the map for assistance
How to get there
- By bus: Lines 1, 2, 2A, 57A
- By metro: Lines U2, U3, D
Reviews
4.3 / 5
Great
7 reviews
Tam ****
2024/10/12
Great 4.0
Great collections there, worth visiting!
Hoshino ****
2024/12/31
Fantastic 5.0
I was able to see many wonderful treasures of Vienna. It's not just paintings and sculptures like you would find in a typical museum, but there are many treasures that tickle your sense of adventure, such as crowns and the cloaks of past kings. It's also very easy to access from other museums.
Ng *****
2024/11/29
Fantastic 5.0
You can see the entrance to the exhibition through the Swiss Gate. It is very convenient and fast. You can skip the long queue and it is worth seeing. It is recommended to rent an explanation machine to hear more interesting stories and reasons behind the treasures.
Klook User
2026/09/20
Great 4.0
The insurance mechanism for unused refunds is good, but it would be even better if there was a full refund policy for unused services, regardless of how far in advance they are canceled.
Klook User
2024/10/20
Fantastic 5.0
Imperial Treasury Museum is indeed worth a visit. Tickets taken online was very useful and genuine.
Klook User
2026/09/20
Average 3.0
Please note that once tickets are purchased, the time cannot be changed and they are non-refundable. Therefore, it is highly recommended to buy insurance. At least that way, you might get some money back. For the previous exhibition, we didn't know what time we'd finish, how long we'd have to wait in line for lunch, or how long it would take for the food to be served. So, when buying tickets, make sure to allow for plenty of extra time.
liao *******
2025/02/10
Great 4.0
Very good, the ticket was issued immediately after the order was placed, and the price was similar to the official website. But I think it is really not worth spending hundreds of yuan to see this, and the place is not very big. Each person has a separate QR code.
Guide
- Discover the Habsburgs' opulent treasures, including the Imperial Crown, in 21 rooms
- Explore the Imperial Treasury’s centuries-old collection of jewels, crowns, and historical artifacts
- Marvel at Vienna’s Imperial Treasury, featuring stunning crowns, scepters, and a legendary unicorn horn
In the oldest part of the Hofburg Imperial Palace lies a dazzling collection of jewels and riches, amassed by the Habsburgs over 800 years. Spanning 21 rooms, this treasury is arguably the most significant in the world, showcasing jewel-encrusted crowns, necklaces, scepters, orbs, robes, swords, and even a "unicorn horn" (Likely a narwhal tusk). Each turn reveals something both stunning and historically significant, including the Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire. Perfect for luxury lovers and history buffs, this Viennese gem offers a captivating glimpse into imperial wealth in under three hours, leaving you time for a slice of Sacher-Torte and a strong coffee to ponder the power of precious stones
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Imperial Treasury: Schweizerhof, Hofburg, 1010 Wien, Austria
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- Discover the Habsburgs' opulent treasures, including the Imperial Crown, in 21 rooms
- Explore the Imperial Treasury’s centuries-old collection of jewels, crowns, and historical artifacts
- Marvel at Vienna’s Imperial Treasury, featuring stunning crowns, scepters, and a legendary unicorn horn
In the oldest part of the Hofburg Imperial Palace lies a dazzling collection of jewels and riches, amassed by the Habsburgs over 800 years. Spanning 21 rooms, this treasury is arguably the most significant in the world, showcasing jewel-encrusted crowns, necklaces, scepters, orbs, robes, swords, and even a "unicorn horn" (Likely a narwhal tusk). Each turn reveals something both stunning and historically significant, including the Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire. Perfect for luxury lovers and history buffs, this Viennese gem offers a captivating glimpse into imperial wealth in under three hours, leaving you time for a slice of Sacher-Torte and a strong coffee to ponder the power of precious stones