Duration
Entry is for a 15-minute arrival window; most visits take 2–3 hours
Vienna · experience
Direct entry to the Habsburgs’ art collection — Bruegel, Raphael and the Kunstkammer Wien — without the ticket queue, on your own schedule.
The experience
The Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM) holds the art collection assembled by the Habsburg dynasty over centuries, inside a lavishly decorated nineteenth-century building on Maria-Theresien-Platz. This ticket skips the entry queue for a self-guided visit at your own pace.
The Picture Gallery is the core of a visit: Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s The Tower of Babel, Giuseppe Arcimboldo’s Summer and Raphael’s Madonna of the Meadow are among its best-known works. The Kunstkammer Wien — the museum’s founding collection — adds Baroque and Renaissance treasures, alongside antiquities from ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome.
It suits travellers who want one of Europe’s major art collections without committing to a guided timetable, and who are happy to plan their own route through the galleries.
Duration
Entry is for a 15-minute arrival window; most visits take 2–3 hours
Group
Self-guided — no group
Languages
Self-guided — no live guide included
Format
Skip-the-line, self-guided visit — no live guide included
Meeting point
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna
Pickup and drop-off
Not included — Underground U2 or U3, Tram D, 1 or 2, or Bus 2A or 57A
Who this suits
Itinerary
The guide and exact sequence are confirmed on the day. Times below are a useful indication of how this visit is normally structured.
Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance.
Bruegel, Arcimboldo, Raphael and the museum’s best-known paintings.
Baroque and Renaissance treasures, plus Egyptian, Greek and Roman collections.
Continue independently into Vienna’s museums quarter.
What the visit includes
Highlights
Included
Not included
Before you go