Vienna Flexi Pass: Choose 2/3/4/5 Attractions

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Make the most of your Viennese adventure with this Vienna Flexi Pass. You can choose to visit 2/3/4/5 sights from a list of 60+ attractions, including popular museums, landmarks, and guided tours. Save yourself from the hassle of buying individual tickets to the attractions on your list and save up to 30% with this pass. See the best of Vienna without burning a hole in your pocket. You can spot pandas and elephants at the Schönbrunn Zoo, explore the art collections housed in the Upper Belvedere, and behold the Imperial Crown of Vienna and the insignia and jewels of the Holy Roman Empire at the Imperial Treasury.

Seamless activation

• After booking, collect your Vienna Flexi Pass from the Vienna Sightseeing & Vienna PASS Service Center. It's open daily from 9am to 6pm.

• Before you start, fill in the first day of use in the back of the pass.

• Display your pass to get entry to the attractions of your choice.

• The Vienna Flexi pass is transferable, provided it is issued to the person who will use it, and not the person purchasing it.

Validity:

• Activated: Your pass is valid for 60 days since your first use.

• Non-activated: Your pass is valid for one year from the date of purchase.

Vienna Flexi Pass: Choose 2/3/4/5 Attractions

Discover Vienna's top sights and landmarks on this sightseeing tour that includes over 60 attractions, such as Schönbrunn Palace, Leopold Museum, the Upper Belvedere, Imperial Treasury Vienna, Hofburg, and the Sisi Museum. This pass saves you up to 30% off regular ticket prices and allows hassle-free entry with just one physical pass for a period of 60 days after visiting your first attraction. The tour covers all major districts including the historic city center, Prater amusement park, and the Schönbrunn complex, providing detailed information in multiple languages and offering skip-the-line access at select venues.

Explore Schönbrunn Palace

Your tour stops at Schönbrunn Palace where you can marvel at its grandeur as one of Europe's most significant Baroque palaces. Built between 1695 and 1704, the palace spans over 28 acres with a total floor area of approximately 14,000 square meters. Visitors can explore the Great Gallery, Imperial Apartments, and the famous Neptune Fountain. Historical highlights include Emperor Franz Joseph's renovation in the early 19th century and its role as the imperial summer residence since 1752. Tourists typically spend around two hours here, enjoying guided tours or self-guided visits that showcase intricate frescoes, opulent furnishings, and extensive gardens. Schönbrunn stands out for its blend of architectural grandeur and historical significance, making it a must-visit landmark in Vienna.

Visit Leopold Museum

At the Leopold Museum, guests can delve into modern Austrian art with a focus on Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt. Established in 1994 within the Palais Ephrussi building, this museum occupies an impressive 2,500 square meters of exhibition space. Key highlights include the largest collection of Schiele's works and numerous Klimt paintings, along with other notable pieces from the early 20th century. The museum offers audio guides in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Visitors usually spend about an hour exploring its extensive galleries, making it a unique destination for art enthusiasts.

Discover Schönbrunn Zoo

Your tour takes you to Schönbrunn Zoo, the world's oldest public zoo founded in 1752 by Emperor Franz I. Spanning over 60 hectares and housing more than 8,000 animals from around 700 species, this zoo is a major attraction for families and wildlife lovers. Notable features include the Giant Pandas, Penguins, and Primate House. The zoo's historical significance lies in its role as an early pioneer of conservation efforts and animal welfare standards. Visitors typically spend two to three hours exploring various enclosures, making it a unique experience compared to other zoos due to its long-standing tradition and diverse collection.

Experience Imperial Treasury Vienna

At the Imperial Treasury Vienna, visitors can view an unparalleled collection of imperial regalia and jewels. Located in the Hofburg Palace complex since 1796, this treasury spans over 500 square meters with exhibits showcasing artifacts from various historical periods. Key highlights include the Crown of Austria, Sceptre, and Orb used during coronation ceremonies. The treasury's significance stems from its role as a repository for royal insignia and ceremonial objects, dating back to the Holy Roman Empire era. Tourists usually spend about 45 minutes here, appreciating the intricate craftsmanship and historical value of these treasures.

Enjoy Hofburg Imperial Palace

Hofburg Imperial Palace serves as the heart of Vienna's imperial history, housing numerous museums and institutions within its sprawling complex. Originally built in 1279 by King Rudolf I, this palace spans over 50 acres with a total floor area exceeding 46,000 square meters. Key features include the Spanish Riding School, Imperial Apartments, and Sisi Museum dedicated to Empress Elisabeth. Visitors typically spend two to three hours exploring various sections, each offering unique insights into Habsburg rule and Viennese culture from the Middle Ages to modern times.

Tour Highlights

• Explore Schönbrunn Palace with skip-the-line access
• Choose between 2/3/4/5 attractions for up to 60 days
• Audio guides available in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
• Experience the Leopold Museum's extensive modern art collection
• Discover Schönbrunn Zoo with over 8,000 animals from around 700 species
• View imperial regalia at Imperial Treasury Vienna including the Crown of Austria
• Visit Hofburg Imperial Palace housing numerous museums and institutions like Sisi Museum
• Gain access to Prater amusement park for a unique Viennese experience

Perfect for history buffs, art lovers, and families, this flexible pass provides unparalleled convenience through its multi-attraction format. It allows you to explore Schönbrunn Palace, Leopold Museum, Schönbrunn Zoo, Imperial Treasury Vienna, and Hofburg Imperial Palace, giving you the flexibility to choose your preferred combination of sights while enjoying Viennese culture and heritage.