The most comprehensive tourist pass offering free entry to over 60 attractions plus unlimited public transport and hop-on-hop-off bus. Includes skip-the-line access at major sites like Schönbrunn Palace, Hofburg, Belvedere, and Giant Ferris Wheel. Available in 1-day (€84), 2-day (€114), 3-day (€134), or 6-day (€159) versions. Best value for intensive sightseeing visiting multiple paid attractions daily. The pass pays for itself if you visit 3-4 major sites per day. Includes printed guidebook and free mobile app for planning. Children's passes available at reduced rates. Calculate your intended visits before purchasing - may not be economical for selective sightseers focusing on few attractions.
www.viennapass.comOffers unlimited public transport plus discounts (not free entry) at 210+ museums, attractions, restaurants, shops, and concerts. Red Card includes transport: 24h (€17), 48h (€25), 72h (€29). White Card offers only discounts without transport: 48h (€13.90), 72h (€16.90). Typical discounts range 10-25% off admission prices. Good value if using public transport extensively and visiting several attractions, but requires paying reduced entry fees. More flexible than Vienna Pass for selective visiting. Available at hotels, tourist info offices, and online. Comes with discount booklet and map. Best for moderate sightseers who want transport included and modest savings.
www.wien.infoCombination ticket covering three imperial residences: Schönbrunn Palace (Grand Tour), Hofburg Imperial Apartments & Sisi Museum, and Imperial Furniture Collection. Valid one year from first use, allowing visits on different days. Adult ticket €36 (versus €45+ if purchased separately), children significantly discounted. Includes skip-the-line access. Ideal for visitors focused on Habsburg history and imperial splendor. Purchase at any of the three locations or online. The ticket provides flexibility to spread visits across multiple days without feeling rushed. Excellent value for palace enthusiasts but limited use beyond these three sites.
www.sisiticket.atChoose 2, 3, 4, or 5 attractions from a list of top sites including Schönbrunn, Hofburg, Belvedere, Albertina, Leopold Museum, Spanish Riding School, and more. Prices from €49 (2 attractions) to €89 (5 attractions) for adults. Valid 60 days after first use, providing flexibility. Skip-the-line access included at participating venues. Does not include public transport. Good option for selective visitors who know exactly which major attractions they want to see. Digital pass delivered via email, use on smartphone. Children's versions available. Best for focused itineraries hitting specific highlights without comprehensive coverage.
www.viennapass.comCovers Leopold Museum, MUMOK, and Kunsthalle Wien in the MuseumsQuartier complex. Adult ticket €28 (individual entries total €38), valid two consecutive days. Perfect for art lovers planning to explore modern and contemporary Austrian art. The combined ticket allows revisiting museums within the validity period. Purchase at any of the three museum ticket desks. The MuseumsQuartier courtyard provides pleasant space between museum visits. Essential for serious art enthusiasts but limited appeal beyond these specific museums. Consider if spending significant time in the MQ cultural complex.
www.mqw.atAnnual pass (€59) grants unlimited entry to federal museums for one year including Kunsthistorisches Museum, Belvedere, Albertina, MAK, Natural History Museum, Imperial Treasury, and more (20+ museums total). Pays for itself after 4-5 museum visits. Ideal for residents, students, or long-term visitors. Skip ticket lines by showing pass at entrances. Includes guest privileges (bring one person at 50% discount on specific days). Available for purchase at any participating museum. Exceptional value for extended stays or multiple Vienna visits within a year. Not practical for typical short tourist visits.
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