Austria · TICKETS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 tickets & entry passes worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Classic Ensemble Vienna plays in the vaults of St. Peter’s Church, a 1-hour Baroque evening of Mozart, Beethoven, Vivaldi and more for $45.
“I could really appreciate the skill, time and effort the musicians had. Flawless”
Skip the museum line for a one-day ticket to Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum, with masterpieces, imperial treasures, and a stunning palace setting.
“It was really great to see all the history through the years , the paintings were really beautiful and breathtaking, it’s huge and definitely a lot of walking but worth it”
Visit Mozart’s preserved Vienna apartment with a multilingual audio guide, then see how his Figaro years played out in the city.
“Great place and a wonderful atmosphere. I really enjoyed hearing so many favourites especially the Flute Concerto. It was also lots of fun when the conductor turned around and conducted us. Would definitely recommend this.”
Skip-the-line ticket to Vienna’s Danube Tower for a 150-meter 360 view, rotating cafe, and optional slide in Danube Park.
“Was a little concerned about the lift but laughed at the little surprise! Rotating restaurant worth a visit. Views hindered by the weather but that was unavailable and the experience was still worth it.”
Ride Austria’s oldest funicular to Hohensalzburg Fortress for 360 views, Prince’s Chambers, and interactive medieval exhibits. About $17.
“So interesting to learn about, and the view is amazing”
See Monet-Picasso, rotating Albertina exhibitions, and restored Habsburg rooms in central Vienna for about $23, with flexible entry time options.
“This was such a nice experience and Sofia made it even better !!!”
Visit Sigmund Freud’s Vienna home and office at Berggasse 19, with audio recordings, AR at Freud’s Couch, and poignant exile history.
“The experience of being where he had lived and practices was amazing! Great decision plays and interesting reading. I could have spent all day here!”
Vienna ticket for St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Dom Museum, catacombs and both towers. Smartphone audio, timed entry, valid a year.
“This wasn't a guided tour - but St Stephen's was a lovely place to visit and the cost was worth it because of the areas I could access and the central part of the church had very few people in it so photography was much more straight-forward.”
Imperial Crypt under Vienna’s Capuchin Church, Habsburg tombs and sarcophagi, plus a combo option for A Little Night Music.
“I enjoyed walking through the crypt (fascinating!!) but had lots of questions. I would recommend having a guide if German isn't your first language.”
Playful, family-friendly illusions in Vienna. See 70+ exhibits, snap Infinity Room photos, and test gravity and size tricks in about an hour.
“There were lots of individual person puzzles and we really enjoyed it. As we were leaving, a staff member checked if we had taken any photos together to which we didn't as there was only 2 of us. She took us around all the group photo arractions and we did a lil photo shoot. Lovely staff.”
Skip the line at Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens for $27, with crystal art, gardens, and the Playtower for a full day.
“An amazing roster of prolific artists in a surprisingly touching exhibition.”
Vienna Haus des Meeres entry ticket in a WWII anti-aircraft tower, explore 11 floors with Atlantic sharks and rays, plus rooftop terrace.
“Was very nice but wanted to see white shark big and also krocodille, my little daughter, age almost 4 wanted this trip to Wien for this. I would like to return but for these too”
Skip the lines at Vienna’s Karlskirche for panoramic terrace views, treasury highlights, organ loft access, and an audioguide for $11.
“Very nice church to visit, if you have 45-60 min to kill I’d highly recommend. Beautiful views from up top and an absolutely beautiful church inside”
A full-day hop-on hop-off Panoramabahn pass to explore Schönbrunn Palace Park in Vienna, with an audio guide and 9 stops.
“It is a very good way to get to seethe vast expanse of the gardens. Unfortunately the German audio guide is quite loud in the train so had to have the English guide louder than we would have liked but it was interesting”
A one-hour time travel show in Vienna’s Michaelerkloster vaults with 5D cinema, VR, animatronics, plus Roman, Habsburg, plague, and WWII stops.
“Fun day out and educational, very interactive with different rooms and you get to learn something you didn’t know.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
