Wiener Staatsoper is the German name for the Vienna State Opera, the world's best known and most important opera house.
Unlike other important historical museums that were adapted in ancient palaces, this museum was from the beginning designed with an exhibition space. In addition to the fantastic art collection, the Museum of Art History is worth a visit for the majestic architecture of the building. This space serves as home to the fantastic collection of artwork gathered over the centuries by the Habsburg dynasty, which includes works from ancient Greece and Rome, oriental art, Egyptian art, 15th century paintings and more. Transportation or Tour: Leaving from the National Library, the Cathedral is only an 8-minute walk eastbound.Īustrian Museum of Art History| ©Marcus WinterĬonsidered one of the best museums in Vienna, the Museum of Art History is a space that can be enjoyed by both art experts and novices looking to learn a little more.Entrance fee: You will find several types of access to visit specific areas of the complex, I recommend purchasing the all-inclusive pass that costs about 15 € per traveler.Opening hours: From 06:00h to 22:00h from Monday to Saturday.Want to take pictures of the city? The Vienna Cathedral Tower offers some of the best views of the heart of Vienna - be sure to climb it! There is much to see inside the Cathedral, but some highlights are: the Pummerin Bell, the famous Pilgram Gothic Pulpit the 18th century Catacombs with the remains of more than 10,000 Viennese the image of Christ Crucified and the tombs of most of the Habsburg family. The Cathedral was badly damaged during the Second World War but was repaired down to the smallest detail. No tour of Vienna would be complete without a visit to its exquisite Cathedral, considered the most important monument of the capital tourism in Vienna revolves around this important building, besides having the affection of all the Austrian people.īuilt on the foundations of an ancient medieval temple from 1147, some parts are preserved such as the Giant's Gate and the Pagan Towers besides the clear influences of the Romanesque and Gothic styles. Transportation: From your location at Naschmarkt it is best to take a leisurely walk up the Getreidemarkt and take Eschenbachgasse to the historic center of Vienna, the Palace is only a 12-minute walk away.Duration of the visit: You will need about 2 hours to do the whole tour.
HISTORIC CENTER OF VIENNA OPENING HOURS FREE
Admission fee: From €15 for an adult ticket free admission if you purchase the Vienna Pass.Hours: Open to the public from 9:00 am from September to June closes at 5:30 pm and from July to August at 6:00 pm.It is worth the trip to admire the Sisi Museum, where you can learn about the life of the particular Empress Sissi of Vienna and also to see the royal rooms, perfectly preserved to this day. It is a complex with several museums, cathedrals and library. It is also one of the earliest openings in the city so I recommend you arrive to take the tour before other tourists and make the most of your day. The Hofburg Palace is one of the most visited attractions and one of the best palaces in Vienna.
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