Klosterneuburg Monastery exterior with twin spires under a blue sky, Austria.
Children painting during a workshop at Klosterneuburg Monastery.
Interior of Klosterneuburg Monastery with ornate frescoes and wooden pews, Austria.
Klosterneuburg Monastery interior with historical religious paintings on display.
Medieval religious artwork at Klosterneuburg Monastery, Austria, depicting biblical scenes.
Ornate ceiling and columns inside Klosterneuburg Monastery, Austria.
Children and adults holding decorative cutouts at Klosterneuburg Monastery tour.

Entry to Klosterneuburg Monastery, Vienna

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Explore Vienna, Austria's Klosterneuburg Monastery with an entry ticket granting access to its Treasure Chamber and Monastery Museum. Experience guided tours throughout the day at each section, including viewing the Holy Crown of Austria in the Treasure Chamber and participating in the annual exhibition. This journey offers a unique opportunity to explore one of Austria’s most important historical attractions.

From Austria to Klosterneuburg Monastery: discover the fascinating history of this remarkable landmark.

Explore all available guided tours throughout the day with access included in your package.

With an expert tour guide at your side, explore the many amenities offered by the Abbey.

Marvel at treasures like the archducal hat and baroque wine cellar during a visit to the treasury.

Entry to Klosterneuburg Monastery

Admission for Vienna’s Holy Crown and Austrian Archducal Hat at the Treasure Chamber in Klosterneuburg, including yearly exhibition & museum access

Access to guided tours of the treasury with audio guides

Guided excursion

Hotel shuttle service

Klosterneuburg Monastery exterior with twin spires under a blue sky, Austria.

Klosterneuburg Monastery exterior with twin spires under a blue sky, Austria.

Treasure Chamber

The Klosterneuburg Monastery's Treasure Chamber is a must-see historical attraction in Austria, renowned for its Holy Crown of Austria. The highlight here is undoubtedly the Austrian Archducal Hat! This artifact alone makes visiting this treasure chamber an memorable experience.

Monastery Museum

The Klosterneuburg Monastery has been collecting ecclesiastical art since time immemorial, amassing a remarkable collection housed in the Archdukes' Rooms on the 2nd floor of the Imperial Wing. Visitors can explore this extensive array across 12 halls, featuring significant late-Gothic panel paintings and modern religious artworks from the 20th and 21st centuries in its Gallery of Modern Art.

Located near Vienna, Klosterneuburg Monastery offers a rich experience through guided tours available throughout the day. With your ticket, you gain access to various sections including this year’s annual exhibition at the Treasure Chamber with the Archduke's Hat and the esteemed Monastery Museum.

Children painting during a workshop at Klosterneuburg Monastery.

Children painting during a workshop at Klosterneuburg Monastery.

Interior of Klosterneuburg Monastery with ornate frescoes and wooden pews, Austria.

Interior of Klosterneuburg Monastery with ornate frescoes and wooden pews, Austria.

Klosterneuburg Monastery interior with historical religious paintings on display.

Klosterneuburg Monastery interior with historical religious paintings on display.

Important Information

  • During Divine Office, Mass, and other liturgical ceremonies, entry to the monastery church may not be possible at times.

The site is equipped with wheelchair accessibility and pram/stroller-friendly facilities.

Medieval religious artwork at Klosterneuburg Monastery, Austria, depicting biblical scenes.

Medieval religious artwork at Klosterneuburg Monastery, Austria, depicting biblical scenes.

Ornate ceiling and columns inside Klosterneuburg Monastery, Austria.

Ornate ceiling and columns inside Klosterneuburg Monastery, Austria.

Book your visit in advance during peak times to ensure access to all guided tours and avoid missing out on any sections due to capacity limits.

To make entry smoother, plan ahead by checking the schedule for Divine Office or Mass so you can adjust your visit accordingly if these ceremonies are taking place.

If traveling with a stroller or wheelchair user, rest assured that Klosterneuburg Monastery offers accessible facilities to accommodate all visitors comfortably.

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FAQs

You will have access to the monastery's Treasure Chamber, including the Holy Crown of Austria and the Archduke’s Hat; explore the annual exhibition and visit the Monastery Museum.
Yes, various guided tours are conducted throughout the day for each section with this ticket.
The Holy Crown of Austria and the Austrian Archducal Hat are key highlights in the Treasure Chamber, making it one of Austria's most important historical attractions.
You can access all guided tours and audio guides included with your ticket to explore various sections of the Klosterneuburg Monastery.
The monastery offers wheelchair accessibility and pram/stroller accessibility for guests.
During Divine Office, Mass, and other liturgical ceremonies it might not be possible to visit or enter the monastery church.
You can upgrade your tickets with a 1, 2, 3, or 6-day Vienna Pass to enjoy up to 40% savings on fast-track entry to over 70 attractions.
Your ticket includes admission into Klosterneuburg Monastery, access to the treasury, annual exhibition & museum, and all guided tours & audio guides.
The ticket does not include hotel transfers or a specific guided tour as part of the package; these need to be arranged separately if desired.

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