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Vienna: Leopold Museum Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket
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Vienna: Kunsthistorisches and Leopold Museum Combo Ticket
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Vienna: Tour the masterpieces at the Leopold Museum
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Skip-the-line Leopold Museum Vienna, Gustav Klimt Tour
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For a straightforward visit, compare the listed Tiqets and GetYourGuide standard or skip-the-line offers. The current rows list €19 options from both sellers, while Leopold Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum combo offers are listed at €37. For added context, Tiqets lists a Museum Quarter Guided Tour at €8; verify exactly what it includes and whether it includes museum admission.
Independent visitors comparing a direct digital-entry option
A €19 Tiqets standard/fast-track listing is available; verify the selected date and checkout terms.
Compare offers ↓Visitors planning both museums
A €37 Leopold Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum combo is listed, subject to limited availability on the seller row.
Compare offers ↓Travelers seeking added MuseumsQuartier context
The Tiqets row lists a €8 Museum Quarter Guided Tour; confirm meeting point, language, duration and museum-entry inclusions at checkout.
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Price range€3–€208
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UpdatedJul 8, 09:48 AM UTC
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Budget-conscious adults seeking the lowest entry price
Official Website (typically 1-2 EUR cheaper than resellers) or Tiqets Standard
Compare offers ↓02Families with children under the age of 7
Official Site/On-site (children under 7 enter for free; verify if a zero-cost ticket is required at the desk)
Compare offers ↓03Planning to visit both the Leopold and the Kunsthistorisches Museum
GetYourGuide Combo Ticket (GetYourGuide Combo)
Compare offers ↓04Spontaneous booking with a need for instant mobile entry
GetYourGuide Standard
Compare offers ↓05Travelers prioritizing flexible 24-hour cancellation terms
GetYourGuide Standard
Compare offers ↓06Interested in the architectural history of the MuseumsQuartier complex
Tiqets MQ Guided Tour
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Good to know before your visit
Price
The official adult entry for the Leopold Museum is €17, with reduced €13 rates available for students (under 28) and seniors (65+). Children and youth under 19 enter for free. Third-party sellers typically charge €19, which includes a convenience premium for flexible 24-hour cancellation not offered by the museum directly. For maximum savings, the €32 official combo ticket with the Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM) saves €6 compared to buying separate adult entries. Additionally, the museum offers free admission to all visitors on the first Thursday of every month from 6 PM to 9 PM.
Discounts
Children and youth under 19 enter free of charge. Reduced-price tickets are available for students under 28 and seniors aged 65 and over; valid photo ID must be presented for all concessions. The museum is open daily, including Tuesdays. Visitors with disabilities receive a discount, and one accompanying person is admitted free if their disability ID specifies the need for a companion (marked with 'B' or 'Begleitperson'). A strict cloakroom policy is in effect: all backpacks and bags larger than 30x35x15cm must be deposited in the free cloakroom on the lower level. Additionally, the museum offers free admission to all visitors on the first Thursday of each month from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Timing
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does a 'skip-the-line' ticket allow me to bypass the security check?
No. These tickets allow you to bypass the queue at the physical ticket office, but all visitors must still wait for the mandatory security screening and bag inspection at the entrance.
Do children and teenagers need to purchase a ticket?
Yes. All visitors under the age of 19 receive free admission to the Leopold Museum. While they do not need to purchase a paid ticket, a valid photo ID must be presented at the entrance to verify age.
Are mobile tickets accepted, or do I need to print my voucher?
Digital tickets on your smartphone are fully accepted. You can scan the QR code directly from your device at the entrance turnstiles.
What is the policy for bags, backpacks, and umbrellas?
For the safety of the collection, all backpacks and bags larger than 30x35x15cm must be left in the free cloakroom or stored in lockers located on the lower level.
Can I cancel or reschedule my ticket if my plans change?
Official museum tickets are typically non-refundable. If you require flexibility, partner platforms like Tiqets or GetYourGuide often offer 24-hour cancellation policies; verify the specific terms during the checkout process.
Is the Leopold Museum fully accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the museum is barrier-free. All exhibition levels are accessible via elevators, and specialized restrooms are available for visitors with limited mobility.
Does a standard ticket include access to special temporary exhibitions?
Yes, a standard entry ticket generally includes access to the permanent 'Vienna 1900' collection as well as all temporary exhibitions currently running at the museum.
When is the best time to visit to avoid large crowds?
The museum is typically quietest on weekday mornings immediately after opening or during the late-night opening on Thursdays when the museum remains open until 9:00 PM.
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