AUSTRIA
Austria's standouts.
The 15 most popular tickets in Austria. What each one includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
Hear a one-hour string ensemble concert in Vienna’s St. Peter’s vaults, with music by Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi, Schubert, Beethoven, and more.
“Incredible experience. The church is so beautiful and the musicians are so talented!! I will warn, the charming atmosphere nearly lulled my mother and I to sleep, but it was a memorable experience nonetheless!!!”
A $25 day ticket to Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum: imperial art, Kunstkammer treasures, and a Klimt-linked staircase in one visit.
“The paintings. Plus the museum itself is a work of art.”
Walk through Mozart’s preserved Vienna apartment and hear his Figaro years via a multilingual audio guide, with optional Haus der Musik.
“The museum is beautiful and well structured. Its nice to see Mozart's life.”
Skip the line at Donauturm in Vienna. Ride up to 150m for 360° views, plus café and optional slide in Danube Park.
“We really enjoyed the experience especially since we got to see the sunset from the Tower. The views from the top were great, both during the light hours and in the evening. The service was amazing and the food was delicious. We also really loved the slide! Overall, it was a lovely experience and we…”
Visit Salzburg’s Hohensalzburg Fortress for 360° views, medieval exhibits, and the Prince’s Chambers. Funicular optional. Self-guided.
“A fantastic place to visit. Fabulous views and interesting things to see. Love Salzburg!”
See Monet-Picasso modern art and Habsburg state rooms at Vienna’s Albertina, with rotating special exhibitions and great value tickets.
“Superb!! Not huge, so I actually get to see everything, really informative descriptions alongside paintings with explanations and history. Loved the Monet paintings and the huge modern Charcoal drawings … absolutely engaging!!”
Step into Freud’s Vienna home at Berggasse 19: private rooms, Anna and Sigmund voice recordings, AR Freud’s Couch, and exile history.
“I enjoyed the experience - no improvements at this point”
Visit St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Dom Museum Wien, two tower climbs, and a guided catacombs tour with audio history in Vienna.
“Easy entry to all the best bits of the cathedral. Good for if you want to do all attractions inside.”
Step inside Vienna’s Imperial Crypt, burial vault of 150 Habsburgs, with ornate sarcophagi under the Capuchins and optional concert combo.
“I really enjoyed seeing the history of the Imperial family. The staff was nice as well. It was a beautiful place and I recommend going there for anyone who’s interested in such things.”
Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens turns crystal into art you can walk through, with the Crystal Cloud, Playtower, gardens, and a huge store.
“Great exhibition for adults and kids alike. Swarovski rebuilt the facilities over the last 10 years and invested a lot. The results are fantastic: multiple iconic artworks from Nikki de Saint Phalle to Yoyai Kusama, paired with interactive rooms that blend art and play. The gardens are stunning and the kids loved the play tower,…”
Haus des Meeres in Vienna: Atlantic sharks and rays, poisonous lizards, rainforest animals, and a rooftop terrace in a WWII tower.
“11 floors to explore different animals and views, wow!”
Skip the ticket line for Karlskirche with terrace views, treasury stops, the organ loft, and an audioguide for a self-paced visit in Vienna.
“I had never before heard a harp performance live, so it was one for the ages!”
Hop on and off the Panoramabahn at Schönbrunn Palace Park for a full day, with audio guide and easy access to Gloriette views.
“To get a fell of Schönbrun palace and associated campus one needs to walk a lot (5-6 km at least) which can take 3-4 hours. This tour offers a easy option to pick your stop , the next (road) train arrives in 15 min and you live ahead”
Time Travel Vienna is a one-hour, indoor multimedia history show in Michaelerkloster vaults with VR, 5D cinema, animatronics, and multiple languages.
“This was a good experience to learn a little bit about the history of Austria. I enjoyed the different aspects of the event, like video, VR, hologram, wax figures and more. I would recommend for all ages.”
Madame Tussauds Vienna ticket for close-up wax stars, the Sisi Uncovered Experience, and plenty of selfie moments near the Prater area.
“Was great . Love it . Taking amazing photos with my favorite stars”
