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Schönbrunn Palace & Gardens Skip The Line Tour
- Skip the lines to enter the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace & Gardens and enjoy a guided tour of the palace.
- Schönbrunn Palace & Gardens is Vienna’s most visited attraction and rightly so as it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Marvel at the former summer residence of the Habsburgs and admire the baroque exterior of the palace before entering the palace.
- Soak in the royalty as you walk through the private apartments and rooms lit by chandeliers.
- Listen to interesting facts about the personal lives of the Habsburgs as you make your way through the 40-meter-long Great Gallery.
- Upgrade your ticket to enjoy fast-track entry to 70+ attractions with a 1, 2, 3 or 6-day Vienna Pass.
Inclusions
- Skip the line tickets
- Guided tour (available in English, German, and Spanish)
Exclusions
- Hotel transfers
- Meal inclusions
- This tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Skip The Line: Schönbrunn Palace and Vienna City Guided Tour
- Discover all the famous attractions and landmarks on a city tour of Vienna.
- Enjoy the tour of Vienna along the famous Ringstrasse.
- Skip the line and head right in the beautiful Schönbrunn Palace.
- Explore Schönbrunn Palace along with an expert tour guide.
- Get a chance to step inside all the State Rooms inside the Palace.
- Choose to see more of Vienna with a 1, 2, 3 or 6-day Vienna Pass that gives fast-track entry into 70+ attractions, unlimited HOHO bus rides and more!
Inclusions
- City tour with Vienna’s most important sights
- Skip-the-line entrance to Schönbrunn Palace
- Guided tour (available in English, German, or Spanish)
- Tip: Step into an Imperial Carriage Museum with exquisite gowns and fine works art offer a vivid glimpse into court life.
- Guide dogs are allowed.
- Photography is allowed.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Tickets to Schönbrunn Palace Panorama Train Ride
- Go on a 45-min panoramic train journey through 9 monuments around Schönbrunn, one of Europe’s most impressive Baroque palaces.
- Admire the ornate 18th-century Meidlinger Gate, one of the grand entrance gates of the palace, and get to know more with a multilingual audio guide.
- Catch sight of the Gloriette made of recycled stones, and check out the Zoo Palm House for an incredible array of tropical plants.
- The baroque 19th-century Obelisk Fountain resting on 4 golden turtles adorned by statues of River Gods will stun you.
- Choose from a 1, 2, 3, or 6-day Vienna Pass to enjoy fast-track entry to 70+ attractions, unlimited HOHO bus rides with a free guidebook, and a city map.
Inclusions
- 45-min Schönbrunn panoramic train ride
- Audio guide in German, English & Italian
- Earphones
Exclusions
- Hop-on hop-off bus tickets
- Entrance fee to sites
- Court of Honor/ Castle Entrance
- Hietzinger Gate
- Zoo Palm House
- Tyrolean Garden
- Gloriette
- Maria Theresia Gate
- Obelisk Fountain
- Meidlinger Gate
- Crown Prince Garden
- Tip: Visit The Wagenburg museum that houses the imperial carriages and vehicles of the Habsburgs for a glimpse into the opulent Habsburg court.
- Children aged 3 and under can travel on their parent's lap.
- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Pram/Stroller Accessibility.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Schönbrunn Palace: Mozart & Strauss Concert
- Enjoy a spectacular Mozart and Strauss concert in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna.
- Enter the Orangerie, the same venue that hosted the brilliant performance of Mozart playing the harpsichord in 1786.
- Allow Mozart’s masterpiece compositions like 'Die Zauberflöte' and 'Don Giovanni' to enchant you, with your Mozart & Strauss Concert Schönbrunn Palace tickets.
- After listening to Mozart’s compositions, some of Strauss’ works like 'Walzerkoenig' from 'Die Fledermaus' will leave you utterly spellbound.
- Applaud as the concert concludes with performances by 2 opera singers, a soprano and a baritone.
- For the best seats, choose from the categories A, B, C & VIP.
- With the upgraded VIP category, sip on sparkling wine or orange juice and receive a CD, per person, as you appreciate the classical music.
- The concerts take place in the Large Gallery or the White-Gold Room located in the main building of the Schönbrunn Palace on selected dates.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Entry Tickets to Imperial Carriage Museum at Schönbrunn Palace
- Admire the impressive collection of carriages that were once owned by iconic historical figures.
- Learn about how these vehicles were used for various royal undertakings ranging from funeral processions to hunting expeditions.
- Marvel at a complete set of Empress Elisabeth’s royal possessions, including her coronation coach, clothes, and saddle.
- Witness the two ornately painted gold carriages built for Maria Theresia in 1742 and Emperor Joseph II in 1764.
- Pick from a 1, 2, 3 or 6-day Vienna Pass to enjoy fast-track entry to 70+ attractions, unlimited HOHO bus rides with a free guidebook and city map.
Inclusions
- Entrance ticket to the Imperial Carriage Museum
Exclusions
- Audio Guide
- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility.
- Photographs can be taken with the flash turned off. Tripods are not allowed in the museum.
- Although it is not included in the ticket price, an audio guide can be purchased at the venue.
- Please note that you will have to compulsorily present your printed ticket at the entrance.
- Please Note: Voucher is valid for 3 months after purchase for 1 visit only.
- The voucher needs to get redeemed at the venue, no direct entry/skip-the-line is possible.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Virtual Tour of Schönbrunn Palace
- Sit in a Baroque style chair and experience the vision of Schönbrunn Palace come to life.
- With 360° perspective and 4K image quality coupled with a unique audio experience, feel like you have teleported to 18th Century Austria.
- On this virtual tour, you will get the rare opportunity to be a part of the construction of the palace and watch historic events unfold within the walls of Schönbrunn.
- Feel like you missed out on important historic events? On this virtual tour, you can go back and be an audience to Mozart’s first composition.
- Have dinner with royalty when you dine with the most popular Emperor and Empress of Austria.
Inclusions
- 24-minute virtual tour
- Available in 19 languages with one-of-a-kind audio experience
Exclusions
- Live guide
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Why Visit Schonbrunn Palace?
- Mark of the Austrian Republic: The Vienna Schonbrunn Palace is an important cultural landmark of Austria. It served as the personal summer residence of the Habsburg royalty before being taken over by the Republic of Austria.
- Royal Way of Life: The Schonbrunn Palace gets you up close with the royal ways of the Habsburg family, how they lived, and how they went about their lives. It is filled with decadent furnishings and objects of the Neoclassical era.
- Majestic Interiors: As you enter the Piano Noble, you are greeted with gold-embroidered doors and walls. The extravagant baroque details on the private chambers, the excessive canopy, bold red dressing chairs, and wall frescoes are sure to delight the viewers.
- Neoclassical Architecture: One of the most renowned palaces in the world, the Schonbrunn Palace is known for its extravagant Baroque style. The extraordinary artworks, intricate sculptures, and stunning fountains are remnants of the neoclassical era.
- Splendid Gardens: The Schonbrunn Palace Park has a personality of its own, with its orangery, exotic flora and fauna, and the Neptune Fountain.
- Maze of Labyrinths: The Schonbrunn maze is intricate and contains several small and long passages. The Ruins of Carthage are a set of fake Roman ruins set up to display the decadence of the Habsburg family.
Your Schonbrunn Palace Tickets Explained
Schonbrunn Palace Skip the Line Tickets
- Book the Schonbrunn Palace Skip the Line Tour to avoid long lines and secure an advanced reservation.
- The Schonbrunn Palace Skip the Line Tour comes with guides in three languages- English, German, and Spanish.
- Admire the baroque architecture and take a walk through the Schonbrunn Palace Garden with your Skip the Line tickets.
- Soak in the history of the palace and explore Vienna along the Ringstrasse with your Vienna City Guided Tour.
Recommended Tours: - Schonbrunn Palace and Gardens Skip the Line Tour
- Skip the Line: Schonbrunn Palace and Vienna City Guided Tour
Vienna City Pass
- With access to over 60 tourist attractions, you can use the Vienna City Pass to fully explore the city over a span of 1,2,3, or 6 days.
- The Vienna Flexi Pass allows you to explore 2, 3, 4, or 5 sights over a span of 60 days seamlessly.
- The Vienna Passes enable you to save almost 30%-40% on ticket fees for over 60 attractions.
- You can hop off sightseeing buses straight into the attraction with your Vienna Pass for 1,2,3, or 6 days.
- Redeem your pass opposite the Vienna State Opera or from any central location in the city.
Recommended Tours: - Vienna Pass 1, 2, 3, or 6 Days
- Vienna Flexi Pass 2, 3, 4, or 5 Sights
Schonbrunn Palace Virtual Tour
- Travel to 18th-century Austria in 4K quality with this virtual tour of the Schonbrunn Palace.
- Book the Schonbrunn Palace Virtual tour to get a 360-degree vision of the palace interiors.
- You can watch the attractions being constructed and get a unique perspective on the history of Austria with this Virtual tour ticket.
- Get up close with the baroque architecture and imperial ways of the Habsburg family with the Schonbrunn Palace Virtual tour.
- Book this virtual tour of Schonbrunn Palace ticket to get a feel of dining with the Emperor and Empress of Austria.
Recommended Tours: - Virtual Tour of Schonbrunn Palace
Super Flexible Cancellation Policy
Enjoy a Super Flexible Cancellation Policy with all your Skip the Line Schonbrunn Palace tickets, Schonbrunn Palace Virtual Tour tickets, and the Vienna City Passes by booking your tickets online. You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund. For more information, make sure to check your details before purchasing.
Schonbrunn Palace Highlights
Mirrors Room
The Mirrors Room is the most exquisite and extraordinary room in the palace. The gold and white walls are interjected with wall to wall crystal mirrors. It is said that Mozart played his first ever piece in front of the Empress Maria Theresa at six years of age in that room.
Vieux Laque
The Schonbrunn Palace functioned as a headquarters for the French Army during the occupation of 1805-1809. Also known as the Old Lacquer Room, the Vieux Laque served as Napoleon’s meeting room in that era. Among the 45 rooms open to the public, the Vieux Laque displays an interesting slice of history.
Blue Chinese Salon
A symbolic relic, the Blue Chinese Salon marks the end of the Austrian monarchy. It is the place where Emperor Karl I bent his knee to the Austrian Republic in 1918. The room is also emblematic of the 18th century European obsession with East Asian art and culture.
Grand Gallery
The Grand Gallery is perhaps the most noteworthy room inside the Schonbrunn Palace. With a magnificent gilt stucco interior, ceiling frescoes, and Rococo art, the Grand Gallery was the ideal setting for court events in the Schonbrunn Palace. This room once housed Congress Vienna.
Schonbrunn Palace Park
Stretching over 1.2 kms, the Schonbrunn Palace was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1996. The stunning orangery, wooded trails, and the Crown Prince Garden with its stunning vine-covered flowerbeds are an unmissable portion of the Schonbrunn Palace Park.
Schonbrunn Imperial Zoo
The oldest operating zoo in the world is located inside the Schonbrunn Palace. Emperor Francis I opened the zoo back in the 18th century. To this day, the zoo has a giant polar bear enclosure, a panda section, and a few years back, they added an aerial walkway that goes over the wooded slopes of the park.
Roman Ruins
The Ruins of Carthage inside the Schonbrunn Palace Park are not real Roman ruins but follies, which became very popular among rich landlords of Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries. These ruins add an ancient grandeur to the property and could be compared to the ruins of Paris’ Parc Monceau and Rome’s Villa Torlonia.
Schonbrunn Maze and Labyrinth
Another stunning attraction in Schonbrunn Palace Park are the variety of small and large labyrinths. While the smaller ones are no larger than a stroll around the block, the larger ones could be tricky. Nevertheless, it is a popular site that definitely warrants a visit.
Neptune Fountain
The most impressive fountain in the Schonbrunn Palace Park is the Neptune fountain which depicts the God Neptune towering over his court. It is a popular spot and attracts quite a crowd. The Neptune Fountains mark the end of your palace park tour.
Plan Your Visit to the Schonbrunn Palace
Palace Timings:
- January to June (Every day): 9:30 AM to 5 PM
- July to December (Every day): 9 AM to 5:30 PM
Garden Timings:
- Everyday: 6:30 AM to 5 PM.
- Duration of Visit: You may opt for either a short tour of 40 minutes or choose to spend almost 4 hours inside the Schonbrunn Palace.
- Best Time to Visit: The mild weather from April to May or September to October is the best time to visit the Schonbrunn Palace.
Address: Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Vienna, Austria
Find on Maps
- By Metro: Take a train from route U4 to reach the palace.
Nearest Stop: Schloss Schonbrunn. - By Tram: Board on any train on line 10 or line 60.
Nearest Stop: Schloss Schonbrunn - By Car: The distance between the Vienna International Airport to the Schonbrunn Palace is 28.9km.
Nearest Stop: Schönbrunn Palace Parking Lot - By Bus: Get on a bus on route 10 A to reach the Palace.
Nearest Stop: Schloss Schonbrunn - By Taxi: Take a cab from the city center along lines 10 and 58.
Nearest Stop: Schloss Schonbrunn - By Train: Board a train along the Westbound tram line 60.
Nearest Stop: Schloss Schonbrunn
- Photography: You can click pictures in the Palace Gardens, but no kind of photography is permitted inside the Schonbrunn Palace.
- Accessibility: All spaces open to the public are wheelchair accessible. Escorts are available to help any visitor in a wheelchair.
- Toilets: There are barrier-free toilets available near the tickets desk, on the first floor, and in the Children’s Museum. You have to ask the palace staff for assistance.
- Audio Guides: It is recommended that you book an audio-guided tour, which is available in many languages like English, German, and Spanish for a more personalized experience.
- Belvedere Palace: At an ornate intersection of Neoclassical architecture and French perfectionism, the Belvedere Palace hosts several historical remnants like Gustave Klimt’s paintings, and Van Gogh and Egon Schiele’s works.
- Leopold Museum: The city’s largest art museum, the Leopold Museum hosts the largest collection of Egon Schiele paintings in the world. You will also find several other masterpieces by Gustav Klimt, Richard Gerstl, and Oskar Kokoschka there.
- Klosterneuburg Monastery: Home to various acquired ecclesiastical art pieces from across the world, the Klosterneuburg Museum is a cherished cultural monument of Vienna. The baroque wine cellar, the Monastery Museum, and the treasure chamber with their 900-year-old histories will evoke your inner history nerd.
- Mozarthaus Vienna: Hailed as one of the greatest composers of our time, Mozart created most of his music in this intricate apartment from 1784 to 1787. The three exhibition floors are dedicated to his craft.
- Wear Comfortable Shoes: It is best to wear comfortable closed shoes as there are a lot of attractions to cover in the Schonbrunn Palace.
- Photography: No kind of photography or filming is allowed inside the Schonbrunn Palace. You can click pictures in the Palace Gardens.
- Pet Policy: No kind of pet is allowed inside the Schonbrunn Palace.
- Tickets: The last admission ticket can be purchased 45 minutes before the attraction closes for the day.
- Palace Maze Rules: Children aged 14 and below are not permitted to enter the Schonbrunn Palace Maze and Labyrinth without parental supervision.
- Closed Attractions: Please note that the fountains do not operate from mid-October to mid-April. For reasons of sustainability and energy conservation, the Park illumination has been suspended for the time being.
- Travel Gear: You are not allowed to carry bulky umbrellas, hiking sticks, and travel gear inside the Schonbrunn Palace. Only medical aids like canes are allowed.
All Your Questions About the Schonbrunn Palace Answered
A. Yes, you can purchase the Schonbrunn Palace Tickets online.
A. The best way to purchase the Schonbrunn Palace Tickets is to get them online.
A. Avail great deals through online bookings. If you book your Schonbrunn Palace and Vienna City Tour Tickets online, children aged 2 to 12 will enjoy discounted ticket prices, provided you can supply valid photo IDs.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace is located on Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Wien, Austria.
A. The best way to reach the Schonbrunn Palace is to get on any metro from route U4 and get down at Schloss Schonbrunn.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace served as the Habsburg family’s imperial residence and is an important cultural landmark in present-day Vienna. The Grand Gallery, Schonbrunn Palace Park, Mirrors Room, and Blue Chinese Salon are some of the best highlights of this palace.
A. The pleasant weather during the months of April to May and September to October makes it the best time to visit the Schonbrunn Palace.
A. The Belvedere Palace, Leopold Museum, and Sigmund Freud Museum are some of the nearby attractions near the Schonbrunn Palace.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace is an important historical site for Austrians. The structure is reminiscent of its Neoclassical heritage. The Palace also marks the end of the Austrian monarchy and the establishment of the Republic of Austria.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace has an entrance fee but the Schonbrunn Palace Gardens are free to explore throughout the year.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace opens from 9 AM to 5 PM every day of the year including national holidays.
A. You can click pictures in the Palace Gardens, but no kind of photography is permitted inside the Schonbrunn Palace.
A. All spaces open to the public are wheelchair accessible. Escorts are available to help any visitor on a wheelchair.
A. You may opt for either a short tour of 40 minutes or choose to spend almost 4 hours inside the Schonbrunn Palace.
A. There are barrier-free toilets available near the ticket desk, on the first floor, and on the Children’s Museum. You have to ask the palace staff for assistance.