- Historical significance: Built in the 18th century, the construction of Belvedere Palace was commissioned by Austrian general Prince Eugene of Savoy as a summer residence.
- Antique artifacts: The Palace houses art collections dating back to the Middle Ages preserves Prince Eugene's stucco war trophies in The Marble Gallery, and displays grotesques painted on the walls and ceilings.
- Iconic art collection: Belvedere Palace features the world's largest collection of Gustav Klimt paintings, which also includes The Kiss and Judith, and even famous works from the periods of Austrian Baroque, French Impressionism, and Viennese Biedermeier, and from Vienna around 1900.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: The Belvedere Palace is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a range of masterpieces by artists like Egon Schiele and Van Gogh to discover on the premises.