Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum and Imperial Treasury Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Discover the grandeur of the Austro-Hungarian Empire with a combined visit to the Kunsthistorisches Museum and the Imperial Treasury in Vienna.
- Admire the Habsburg art collections, with masterpieces by Titian, Rubens, Velázquez and Vermeer.
- Explore the most valuable imperial treasures of the Holy Roman Empire.
- Avoid the queues and enjoy priority access to two of Vienna's most important museums.
What’s included
- Entrance to the Vienna Museum of Art History.
- Entrance to the Imperial Treasury in Vienna.
- Guided tour.
- Audio guide (available at extra cost).
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With this combined ticket you will have access to two of Vienna's most emblematic cultural spaces: the Art History Museum and the Imperial Treasury, two jewels that preserve the splendour of past centuries and the heritage of one of the most powerful dynasties in Europe, the Habsburgs.
In the Kunsthistorisches Museum you can enjoy one of the most important art collections in the world. Its galleries house masterpieces by great European artists such as Titian, Rubens, Rembrandt, Raphael, Velázquez, Vermeer and Caravaggio, along with Egyptian, Greek and Roman antiquities of incalculable historical value. The spectacular architecture of the building, crowned by a majestic dome, is itself a work of art reflecting the opulence of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
The tour continues at the Imperial Treasury of Vienna (Schatzkammer Wien), located in the Hofburg Palace, where you can see the symbols of imperial power, including the crown of the Holy Roman Empire, the imperial crown of Austria, the coronation robe and liturgical objects of extraordinary richness. Each piece tells a story of power, religion and tradition that helped define the destiny of Europe for centuries.
This experience is perfect for lovers of art, history and royalty, as it combines two essential visits to understand Vienna's cultural and political influence on European history.