Vienna City Card: Unlimited Public Transport & Discounts

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Get this Vienna City Card and enjoy 24/48/72-hour or 7-day discounts at 200+ partners, including popular museums, landmarks, tours, and activities. With this city card, you can ride on the city’s trams, buses, S-bahn, and metros. Save up to 50% while exploring popular attractions like Mozarthaus, Schönbrunn Palace, Madame Tussauds, Leopold Museum & more. Skip lines and enjoy seamless access to public transportation and attractions with your mobile pass, saving valuable sightseeing time!

Seamless activation

• Your card can be activated within a period of 6 months from purchase.
• It is valid for 24/48/72 hours or 7 days from your first use.
• After purchasing a Vienna City Card, you will receive an 8-digit activation code in your order confirmation. Use this code on the ivie app to activate your pass.

Validity:

• The 24/48/72-hour tickets are valid for the specific duration you chose during booking.
• The 7-day ticket is valid for the calendar days you selected while booking.
• The Discounts Only card is valid for 7 calendar days from the date selected during purchase.

Vienna City Card: Unlimited Public Transport & Discounts

Discover Vienna's top attractions on this sightseeing tour that includes unlimited public transport and discounts at over 200 partners, such as Schönbrunn Palace, Albertina Museum, Leopold Museum, and Sigmund Freud Museum. Valid for up to seven days, the card offers flexible options with a 24-hour pass starting from €18, a 48-hour pass from €26, and a 72-hour pass from €30. The 7-day option costs €35. Audio guides are available in multiple languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. With the Vienna City Card, you can explore landmarks like Schönbrunn Palace, enjoy art at Albertina Museum, delve into modern Austrian art at Leopold Museum, and visit Sigmund Freud's former residence. This tour provides access to key areas in the city center including Museumsquartier, Mariahilf, and Naschmarkt.

Explore Schönbrunn Palace

Your tour stops at Schönbrunn Palace where you can admire its Baroque architecture dating back to 1696. Spanning over 450 acres including gardens and parks, the palace features 1,441 rooms in total, with 192 open to visitors during guided tours. Visitors often spend about three hours exploring the main attractions such as the Great Gallery, Imperial Apartments, and the beautiful Palace Gardens. Unique compared to other palaces due to its extensive history involving emperors like Franz Joseph I and Elisabeth ("Sisi"), Schönbrunn is also famous for hosting international summits and being a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1996.

Experience Albertina Museum

At the Albertina, guests can explore one of Vienna's premier art collections housed in a neoclassical building completed in 1784. Covering an area of approximately 20,000 square meters with over 65 galleries, the museum showcases works from artists like Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and Picasso among others. Visitors typically spend around two hours browsing through various exhibitions that rotate throughout the year. The Albertina stands out for its extensive collection of graphic arts and prints, making it a must-visit destination in Vienna's cultural landscape.

Discover Leopold Museum

Your tour includes a visit to the Leopold Museum where you can view an impressive array of Austrian modern art. Established in 1994 within the Museumsquartier complex, this museum covers about 6,000 square meters with over 25 exhibition halls dedicated to works by Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt among others. Visitors usually spend around one hour exploring the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions focusing on Viennese modernism from the early 20th century. The Leopold Museum is unique for its focus on Austrian art between 1890 and 1940, making it a critical stop for those interested in this period's artistic movements.

Visit Sigmund Freud Museum

The tour takes you to the Sigmund Freud Museum located at Berggasse 19 where guests can learn about the life and work of the father of psychoanalysis. Built in 1875, this historic building served as Freud's private practice and residence from 1891 until his exile in 1938 during World War II. Covering an area of approximately 600 square meters with several exhibition rooms, visitors typically spend around one hour exploring the museum which includes original furniture and personal items used by Freud. The Sigmund Freud Museum stands out for its detailed portrayal of Freud's life and his groundbreaking theories that shaped modern psychology.

Tour Highlights

• Explore Vienna hassle-free with discounts at 200+ partners
• Save big – up to 50% on popular attractions like Madame Tussauds, Leopold Museum, and Mozarthaus
• Unlimited access to public transport including trams, buses, S-bahn, and metros for 24/48/72 hours or 7 days
• Book one pass and forego the hassle of buying multiple tickets with a handy mobile pass
• Breeze past ticketing queues at Schönbrunn Palace, Albertina Museum, Leopold Museum, and Sigmund Freud Museum
• Enjoy flexible sightseeing options to fit your schedule with various duration passes available

Perfect for travelers, art enthusiasts, and history buffs, this city card provides unparalleled access through unlimited public transport and discounts at over 200 partners. The flexibility allows you to explore Schönbrunn Palace, Albertina Museum, Leopold Museum, and Sigmund Freud Museum while enjoying the best of Vienna's cultural offerings.