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Belvedere Palace Vienna | Opening hours, best time to visit, getting there, & more
The Belvedere PalacePlan Your Visit
Belvedere Palace | Visitor information at a glance
- What are Belvedere Palace Vienna timings?
While the Upper Belvedere and Lower Belvedere Palaces are open from 10 AM to 6 PM, the Belvedere 21 Museum is open from 11 AM to 6 PM and remains open till 9 PM on Thursdays. - Where is Belvedere Palace Vienna located?
Belvedere Palace Vienna is located at Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria. Find on Maps. - How many visitors does Belvedere Palace Vienna see every year?
Belvedere Palace Vienna attracts over 1.5 million visitors yearly. - Does Belvedere Palace Vienna has parking facilities?
No. Vienna Belvedere Palace does not have parking facilities for visitors. - What is the best time to visit Belvedere Palace Vienna?
Visit the Belvedere Palace Vienna as soon as it opens at 10 am. There is less crowd, so you explore the palace in peace.
Belvedere Palace opening hours
The opening and closing timing are the same for the Upper Belvedere and the Lower Belvedere. It is different for Belvedere 21, the museum opposite the Upper Belvedere.
- Belvedere 21 Museum
Tuesday to Sunday: 11 AM - 6 PM
Late Night: Thursday: 11 AM - 9 PM - Upper Belvedere
Monday to Sunday: 10 AM - 6 PM - Lower Belvedere
Monday to Sunday: 10 AM - 6 PM
Duration of visit: 4 to 5 hours
More about Belvedere Palace timingsWhere is Belvedere Palace Vienna located?
Address: Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria
The Belvedere Palace complex is in central Vienna, housing the Upper and the Lower Belvedere. Quartier Belvedere is the nearest tram station to the Upper Belvedere Palace, while the tram station closest to the Lower Belvedere is barely 50 meters away from its entrance.
Closest landmark: Prince Eugen-Straße / Landstraßer Gürtel
Getting to the Belvedere PalaceHow to reach the Belvedere Palace in Vienna?
By public transport
Tram: You can take the D-line tram and get down at the Schloss Belvedere. It is right outside the Upper Belvedere. If you want to explore the Lower Belvedere first, take tram line 71 and get down at the Unteres Belvedere stop.
Bus: Follow the 13a bus route and get down at Mommsengasse. You can walk or take a tram to the Belvedere from there.
Subway: Follow the U1 and get out at Hauptbahnhof station. You can walk from there to the Belvedere Palace.
By road
It is reasonably easy to reach Belvedere Palace by car. Here is the address for the main parts of the complex:
- Lower Belvedere
Rennweg 6, 1030 Vienna. - Upper Belvedere
Prinz Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Vienna.
Parking: Finding public parking is vital as there's no car park within the complex. You'll find one close to the Lower Belvedere, under Palais Schwarzenberg. However, ensure you know the parking details, including timings and duration.
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Entrances
Facilities
Rules
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The Belvedere Palace complex has 3 entrances:
- Main entrance (Upper Belvedere): This entrance is the main getaway to the Belvedere Palace. You can get direct access to the Grand Baroque Palace, which houses a remarkable collection of Austrian art. This entrance is always bustling with visitors and provides easy access to the Palace cafes, information desk, and gift shop.
- Garden entrance (Lower Belvedere): Situated at Rennweg 6, the Lower Belvedere entrance provides access to the Gardens. This entrance is ideal for visitors looking to explore the temporary exhibitions and the manicured lawns of the Palace.
- Side entrance (Belvedere Gardens): This entrance offers access to the Lower Belvedere complex and the Orangery. It is most often used by locals seeking a quiet retreat in the middle of the day.
- Wheelchair accessibility: There are ramps and elevators connecting the Upper and Lower Belvedere Palace, making it easy for visitors in wheelchairs to navigate around the premises. It is best to inform the authorities if you need wheelchair access upon arrival. There is staff present near the entrance and the staircases to assist you.
- Cloakroom: You must drop your belongings at the Palace’s cloakroom, including bags, umbrellas, and coats.
- Seating: You can pick up folding stools from the cloakroom if you need to rest your feet. There are seats available in the exhibition rooms as well.
- Cafe: You can enjoy a meal at any of the Palace’s cafes, the Schlosscafe, the Parkcafe, or the Lucy Bar.
- Shop: The Belvedere Palace has a shop, where you can purchase postcards, stationery, home decor, art collections, and more.
- Avoid smoking: Smoking is prohibited within the Belvedere Palace premises.
- Avoid using mobile phones: Do not speak loudly on your mobile phones inside the exhibition rooms, as it may disturb other visitors.
- Do not touch the artwork: Be mindful of the historicity of the artworks and do not touch them.
- Check the photography policy: While you are allowed to click pictures inside the Palace, some exhibition rooms do not allow photography. Make sure to check information signs for photography restrictions.
- Abide by the pet policy: The Belvedere Palace does not allow pets to enter the premises. If you have guide dogs or service animals, you can take them with you on your visit.
- Do not bring outside food: You cannot have picnics or bring outside food inside the Palace premises.
- Use the cloakroom: Drop off your backpacks, umbrellas, coats, and suitcases at the Palace cloakroom and comfortably visit the exhibits at the Belvedere Palace.
- Gasthaus Wild (350 m away): This restaurant offers traditional Austrian dishes such as Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz, and Kaiserschmarrn. It is conveniently located a short walk away from the Belvedere Palace.
- Restaurant Meierei im Stadtpark (500 m away): Serving modern European cuisine with a focus on local and seasonal ingredients, this restaurant offers creative interpretations of classics like beef tartare and roasted duck breast.
- Schlossquadrat (900 m away): This restaurant is in a historic building and serves traditional Austrian dishes such as Viennese goulash, potato dumplings, and apple strudel.
- Oswald & Kalb (800 m away): This restaurant specializes in Mediterranean-inspired dishes and offers seafood paella, grilled lamb chops, and homemade pasta.
- Dstrict Steakhouse (1 km away): Offering a selection of premium steaks and grilled meats, Dstrikt Steakhouse is known for its high-quality cuts and elegant dining experience. Its signature dishes include dry-aged ribeye steak, Wagyu beef burgers, and grilled lamb chops.
- Budget stays - 7 Days Premium Hotel Wien - Altmannsdorf (7 km), Springer Schlossl Hotel (6.3 km), A.E.I.O.U. Oekotel Wienna (32.8 km).
- Comfort stays - Hotel Schani Wien (1.2 km), Motel One Wien-Hauptbahnhof (1.1 km), Austria Trend Hotel Beim Theresianum (900 m).
- Luxury stays - Adina Apartment Hotel Vienna Belvedere (850 m), Andaz Vienna Am Belvedere (900 m), Austria Trend Hotel Savoyen Vienna (650 m).
- Prater - The amusement park offers thrill, excitement, and a giant wheel from 1897.
- St. Stephen's Cathedral - St. Stephen's Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Vienna, Christoph Cardinal Schönborn, OP.
- Belvedere Lake - Sit, relax, and enjoy the calming view of the lake.
- Historic Center of Vienna - The Historic Center of Vienna is home to beautiful buildings, historical castles, and elegant parks.
- Belvedere Palace is a massive complex. Have enough time on your hands to explore the art exhibits, gardens, and museums.
- The Upper and the Lower Belvedere open at 10 am. Arrive early in the morning as there are fewer tourists around in the morning.
- As Vienna is a popular tourist destination, you can expect a massive rush if you visit in the summer. Spring and fall are better if you want to enjoy the complex peacefully.
- Wear appropriate clothing in tune with the weather. If you're carrying an umbrella, deposit it in the cloakroom.
- Avoid touching the art exhibits and sculptures.
- Animals, except assistance dogs, are prohibited from entry inside the museum.
- Smoking is not permitted, and avoid taking photographs and videos in the museum unless it is for personal use.
Frequently asked questions about visiting Belvedere Palace in Vienna
Where is Belvedere Palace located?
Belvedere Palace is located in the center of Vienna. Here is the address - Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria.
What are Belvedere Palace Vienna's timings?
The Belvedere Palace Vienna opens at 10 am and closes at 6 pm.
How big is Belvedere Palace Vienna?
Belvedere Palace Vienna covers a total area of more than 1 km. It includes the Upper Belvedere, the Lower Belvedere, and Belvedere 21 museum.
How long does it take to explore Belvedere Palace Vienna?
You'll need more than three hours to explore Belvedere Palace Vienna properly.
What is the best time to visit Belvedere Palace Vienna?
Spring and fall are the best times to visit Belvedere Palace Vienna. There are fewer tourists around the city in the two seasons.
How to get to Belvedere Palace Vienna by public transport?
You can reach Belvedere Palace Vienna by tram, bus, and subway.
How to get to Belvedere Palace Vienna by road?
You can easily reach Belvedere Palace Vienna by road. Enter the following address in Google Maps to reach the location: Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria.
Is it worth visiting Belvedere Palace Vienna?
Belvedere Palace Vienna is an incredible destination because it houses some of the best Austrian art from the Middle Ages. You can find art exhibits by Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, and Oskar Kokoschka and see the beautiful gardens and sculptures in the complex.
Is there an age limit to visit Belvedere Palace Vienna?
No. There is no age limit to visiting Belvedere Palace Vienna. Children below 18 years of age are allowed free entry to the complex.
Are wheelchairs provided in Belvedere Palace Vienna?
Yes. Wheelchairs are provided for people with mobility issues at the Belvedere Palace Vienna.
Is there free parking at Belvedere Palace Vienna?
No. Belvedere Palace Vienna doesn't come with free parking. You'll need to find parking outside the complex.
