Things to do in Belvedere Palace

The Belvedere Palace is truly a paradise for art lovers! From 18th-century works to modern abstract art, the vast collection is simply stunning. Watching paintings that speak to the culture and ideas of their time, a three-hour art tour flies by, leaving you wanting more. Don't hesitate, this is definitely a recommended stop for anyone who loves art!

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For travelers on a 4-5 day trip, this product is great for focusing on a few desired locations rather than trying to visit too many places. However, I do not recommend including the city tour bus in your choices. Instead, I suggest visiting one more attraction. I chose the tour bus, but the night tour wasn't available during the 72-hour period. I had read reviews from others who used it and decided to choose it, but when I went to board, I was told it wasn't running, so I had to turn back. I also didn't get to use the bus much during the tour. Nevertheless, I thoroughly enjoyed visiting the five concentrated selections.

magnificent palace and surroundings, with lots of master art pieces. the guide was doing his best but regret to say that he was not the best guide we encountered so far.

best deal! expensive but it’s worth it. i visited almost all museums and even took a ferry. and don’t forget to visit the obsevatory tower.

Under the night lights of Vienna, the panoramic bus took us around the Ringstraße. The Vienna State Opera, the Austrian Parliament, the City Hall, and the Hofburg Palace were all illuminated in golden light, making them particularly spectacular. There was a Mandarin Chinese audio guide on the bus, allowing us to easily listen to the history along the way without having to walk or worry about getting lost. The night views are great for taking photos, making this a wonderful way for first-time visitors to quickly get to know the city center. Highly recommended for family members of all ages.

Our tour guide, speaking fluent English, provided very professional explanations of the historical background and stories as they led us through Schönbrunn Palace. Their speaking pace was not too fast, making it easy to understand. In addition to the palace interior, we also visited and learned about the gardens behind it. The entire guided tour lasted approximately 2 hours, after which we were dismissed to explore freely.

The tour is a great orientation and introduction to Vienna. Our guide Emmanuel was very informative and funny as well. Group size was larger than normal but he still managed to keep the whole group intact.

When purchasing tickets on the website, you can reserve your date and time slot. You can enter directly by scanning your voucher, no need to exchange for a physical ticket. My original time slot was 2:00 PM, but I was late due to traffic. I was worried I wouldn't be allowed in, but it turned out to be fine. The museum's collection is incredibly rich; you could easily spend half a day there! You can rent an audio guide device, and if you bring your own 3.5mm headphones, you won't have to hold it the whole time.