Vienna: Lower Belvedere Entry Ticket & Temporary Exhibitions
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For Lower Belvedere, most visitors should choose a standard timed-entry ticket and verify the exact date, slot and inclusions at checkout. The official site says advance online booking shows current slot availability and lets ticket holders go directly to the entrance; the museum also advises planning outside the busiest 11am–2pm period. Timed entry does not remove normal access controls, so arrive at Rennweg 6 with the ticket on your phone or printed.
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Use the Lower Belvedere entrance at Rennweg 6. Tram 71 stops at Unteres Belvedere, and Tram D stops at Gußhaustraße. With an online ticket, you can go directly to the museum entrance, but Lower Belvedere visits still require a valid time-slot ticket. Combination tickets use a booked time slot for the Upper Belvedere; the other included locations can be visited on the same day before or after that slot. Check your voucher for the exact entrance and admission instructions.
Official adult tickets for Lower Belvedere are €20.00 at the box office, though online rates are often discounted to €16.60. Reduced tickets for seniors (65+) and students (under 26) start from €12.00–€13.40 depending on the booking platform. Children under 19 enter for free but require a zero-cost timed ticket. Access to the Lower Palace is separate from the Upper Belvedere (home to Klimt's 'The Kiss').
Admission is free for all visitors under 19, though a zero-cost timed-entry ticket must still be reserved online or at the ticket desk to guarantee entry. Reduced-price tickets are available for students under 26 and seniors aged 65 and over; a valid photo ID or ISIC card is mandatory for verification at the entrance. Visitors with a disability card qualify for a reduced rate, and one accompanying person enters for free if the need for assistance is noted on the disability card. If you are using a Vienna Pass, Vienna Flexi Pass, or Bundesmuseen Card, you are exempt from pre-booking a time slot. Note that Vienna City Card discounts typically require on-site purchase or a specific partner code and may not be available on all third-party checkout pages.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Mobile tickets are fully accepted at the Lower Belvedere; you can simply present the QR code on your smartphone at the entrance for scanning.
Official tickets are generally non-refundable and date-specific. If you require flexibility, booking through partners like GetYourGuide or Tiqets often provides a 24-hour cancellation window for a full refund.
No, the famous painting "The Kiss" is located in the Upper Belvedere. A Lower Belvedere ticket grants access to the former residential apartments of Prince Eugene, the Orangery, and special temporary exhibitions.
Backpacks, umbrellas, and bags larger than a small handbag are not permitted inside the galleries. You must deposit these items in the free cloakroom or self-service lockers located near the Rennweg 6 entrance.
Visitors under 19 enter for free, but they still require a valid "zero-euro" ticket. This can be added to your online booking or collected at the ticket desk upon presentation of a valid photo ID.
Entry is technically restricted to your selected time slot to manage capacity, but staff at the Lower Belvedere are typically flexible with late arrivals as long as the museum is not at maximum capacity.
The Baroque gardens connecting the Upper and Lower Belvedere are free to the public and do not require a ticket; your museum ticket is only needed for the indoor galleries and exhibitions.