Lower Belvedere Palace Direct Entry Tickets

Enhance Your Visit

Discover the opulence of Baroque architecture and historical marvels at the Lower Belvedere.

Commencing Your Journey

Begin your exploration by entering the grand gates of the Lower Belvedere Palace. Your ticket provides instant access—simply show it at the entrance to kickstart your tour.

Anticipated Delights

The Lower Belvedere forms a vital part of a UNESCO-designated palace complex, boasting a stunning display of Baroque architectural mastery. Originally the residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy, the palace now stands as a testament to art, history, and exquisite design.

Key Highlights

• The Marble Gallery: Marvel at the impressive stucco war trophies commemorating Prince Eugene's military triumphs.

• The Hall of Grotesques: Witness whimsical grotesque paintings adorning the ceilings and walls in their authentic 18th-century glory.

• The Gold Cabinet: Immerse yourself in a chamber adorned with gilded walls, grand mirrors, and intricate detailing, unchanged since 1765.

• The Palace Stables: An art lover's paradise, this gallery showcases rare masterpieces from the Belvedere's esteemed Medieval Collection.

Before Your Visit

• For a smooth museum visit, avoid bringing suitcases or large bags as they are not permitted inside and cannot be stored in the cloakroom.

• Take advantage of discounted parking options at the BIP garages located at Palais Schwarzenberg and Schwarzenbergplatz, allowing 6 hours of parking.

• By validating your parking ticket at the Lower or Upper Belvedere ticket offices during opening hours, you can park for up to 6 hours for just €6 at the all-day open garages.

• Remember that your time slot ticket secures your entry time, and once inside, you can explore the museum at your own pace without any time restrictions.

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