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Lower Belvedere

Art exhibitions from all periods at the former residential palace of Prince Eugene. Treasures from the Middle Ages await you in the Palace Stables.

Opening Hours and Entry
 
Museum
Daily
10 am - 6 pm
Friday
10 am - 9 pm

 

 
Shop in the Palace

(Access without ticket)

Daily
10 am - 6 pm
Friday
10 am - 9 pm

 

 

Free entry with valid Culture Pass, IAA Card und ICOM Card

 

 

Due to the setup of the upcoming exhibition Wolfgang Paalen in the Lower Belvedere, there are reduced ticket prices from Monday, 16 September to Wednesday, 2 October 2019 on-site.

 

Regular: € 12,00

Reduced tickets: € 9,00

 

 
 
Single Tickets

UB

 
Klimt Ticket 

OB UB

 
Belvedere Ticket

OB UB B21

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Annual Ticket € 39Ticket

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Getting there

 

Address

Lower Belvedere
Rennweg 6
1030 Vienna
Austria

Contact

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Route planner

 
 

By foot

 
 

By bike

 
 

Public transport

 
 

By car

 

Public transport

Tram 71, Station "Am Heumarkt"

Tram D, Station "Gußhaustraße"

 

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Barrier-free Visit
 

Reduced Tickets

 

Single Ticket

 

Klimt Ticket OB UB

 

Belvedere Ticket OB UB B21

 

For people with special needs and assistants

 

 

Entrance to the Lower Belvedere and Orangery

Barrier-free access next to the main entrance at Rennweg 6, 1030 Vienna. Please do not hesitate to ring, as our staff will be glad to assist you. Disabled access via the corridor leading from the Lower Belvedere to the Orangery.

 

 

Parking

One parking space for disabled badge-holders inside Rennweg 6, 1030 Vienna.

 

 

Assistance dogs

Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome at the Belvedere museums.

 

 

Shop

Unlimited access. 

 

Toilets

There are disabled toilets in the Lower Belvedere and Orangery.

 

 

Wheelchairs 

A wheelchair is available from the cloakroom for visitors with mobility access requirements.

 

 

Seating

There is some seating in the exhibition rooms.

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Architecture and History

The two Belvedere palaces were built in the early eighteenth century by the famous Baroque architect Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt to be used as the summer residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy (1663–1736).

The Lower Belvedere was finished in 1716 and used as residence. Today here are exhibitions shown with international reputation.

 

More about the history

More about the architecture

 

360° Panoramic view Marble Gallery

 
Marmorgalerie im Unteren Belvedere
© Belvedere, Wien

 

360° Panoramic view Hall of Grotesques

 
Groteskensaal im Unteren Belvedere
© Belvedere, Wien

 

360° Panoramic view Gold Cabinet

 
© Belvedere, Wien

 

360° Panoramic view Marble Hall

 
Marmorsaal im Unteren Belvedere
© Belvedere, Wien

 

360° Panoramic view Orangery

 
Orangerie von außen
© Belvedere, Wien

 

360° Panoramic view Palace Stables

 
Prunkstall von innen, mit mittelalterlichen Gemälden
© Belvedere, Wien

 

360° Panoramic view Privy Garden

 
Kammergarten mit Blick auf das Obere Belvedere
© Belvedere, Wien

 

360° Panoramic view Belvedere Garden

 
Schlossgarten mit Brunnen und Blick auf die Innenstadt
© Belvedere, Wien

 

House Rules

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Avoid waiting times

It is busiest between 11 am and 2 pm. We know how frustrating long waits can be and therefore advise you to plan your visit at an off-peak time. The Upper Belvedere opens at 9 am and on Fridays stays open until 9 pm.

 

 

Seating / Wheelchairs

There is some seating in the exhibition rooms. A wheelchair is available for visitors with mobility access requirements.

 

 

Visitors with children

  • It is our pleasure to welcome adults, youths and children to our museum.
  • Parents and guardians are responsible for the behaviour of children and youths.
 

Cloakrooms

  • It is not allowed to enter the museum with outer wear and bulky items such as umbrellas, rucksacks, travel bags and other bulky items. All such items may be deposited at the cloakroom. 
  • There are lockers (free of charge).
  • It is not possible to deposit suitcases. 

 

 

Audio guides

In the Upper Belvedere Audio guides are available in: German, English, French, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish.

Upper Belvedere: 
Audio-guide desk by the cloakroom
Rental fee: € 5,00

Austrian sign language multimedia guide
Rental fee: € 2,00

Lower Belvedere: Audio-guide desk by the ticket desk
Rental fee: € 4,00

Combi Upper Belvedere & Lower Belvedere:
Rental fee: € 7,00

 

 

Lost property

Lost property can be collected at the cloakroom ,valuables at the security office. 

 

 

Photography

  • Photographing and filming in the museum is allowed for private, non-commercial purposes, without the use of flash, tripods or selfie-sticks, as long as the integrity of the exhibits is guaranteed.
  • Excluded from this are rooms,
    exhibitions or individual exhibits marked as having a ban on photography. 
  • You can apply for a permit to film or take photos for academic or reporting purposes from our communications department.

 

 

Eat & Drink

It is forbidden to carry and consume food and beverages in any of our exhibition rooms. Our museum cafés offer a rich variety of food and drinks. 

 

 

In the Exhibition Rooms

  • It is not allowed to touch or in any other way cause damage to exhibits.
  • We kindly ask you to refrain from using your mobile phone or talking loudly in the exhibition rooms to avoid disturbing other visitors. 
  • Smoking is not allowed anywhere in the museum.
  • Animals (except guide dogs) are not allowed to be taken into the museum.

 

 

House Rules

On entering the museum building, every visitor acknowledges and accepts the house rules as well as regulations regarding safety and security.