See Vienna’s two most iconic museums, Natural History and Kunsthistorisches, with one flexible, value-packed combo ticket.
- Everything you get: Entry to Natural History Museum, access to 39 exhibition halls filled with gemstones, rare fossils, and meteorites, entry to Kunsthistorisches Museum, access to famous works by Raphael, Rembrandt, Bruegel, and Caravaggio.
- Why choose this: Just 240 meters apart, these museums make the perfect cultural pair. From fossils to fine art, explore 30 million years of evolution at your own pace with full flexibility and no scheduling stress.
Inclusions
Natural History Museum
- Entry to the museum
- Access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions
Kunsthistorisches Museum
- Entry to the museum
- Access to all permanent exhibitions
Exclusions
What to bring
Kunsthistorisches Museum
- Bring a valid photo ID to ensure a smooth entry, especially if you plan to collect pre-booked tickets or avail of student or senior concessions.
- Pack a light jacket or shawl, as the museum’s air conditioning keeps the galleries pleasantly cool, even on warmer days.
- Keep some cash or a card handy for the museum shops and cafés.
Natural History Museum
- Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be walking through several large galleries, and some exhibits are spread out over multiple floors.
What's not allowed
Kunsthistorisches Museum
- Avoid using flash photography or tripods while taking pictures, as they can damage the artwork and disrupt other visitors.
- Leave your large bags, backpacks, or umbrellas at the cloakroom or in one of the lockers.
- Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the museum, including in all indoor areas and public spaces.
- Do not bring any sketching or painting materials other than a pencil; colored pens, markers, or paints are not allowed in the galleries.
- Refrain from bringing food or drinks into the exhibition halls.
Natural History Museum
- Flash photography is not permitted, and filming with professional equipment requires written approval in advance.
- Oversized bags, full backpacks, umbrellas, bulky coats, tripods, and walking aids without medical documentation must be stored in the cloakroom near the entrance. Lockers are free to use, but you’ll need a €1 coin as a deposit, which is returned afterward.
- Eating or drinking is restricted to the café or designated rest areas; food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibit spaces.
Accessibility
Kunsthistorisches Museum
- The museum is wheelchair accessible, with elevators and accessible restrooms available on all floors.
- Complimentary wheelchairs are available at the museum entrance; you can reserve one in advance by contacting the museum or upon arrival.
- Accessible restrooms are located throughout the museum.
- Service animals are welcome, allowing guests with visual or mobility impairments to navigate the museum comfortably.
Natural History Museum
- The museum is partially wheelchair accessible, with step-free entry via Burgring 7 and elevators to all exhibition levels, though the rooftop is not accessible due to stairs.
- Wheelchairs are available for free at the entrance, and it’s recommended to reserve one in advance to guarantee availability.
- Accessible restrooms are located on each floor for your convenience.
- Service animals are welcome, so visitors with visual or mobility impairments can navigate the museum comfortably.
- There are also tactile exhibits for visually impaired visitors, offering a hands-on experience with models of key specimens.
Additional information
Kunsthistorisches Museum
- Children under 19 can enter the museum for free.
- The museum tends to be quietest on weekday mornings, especially before noon, making it ideal for a peaceful viewing experience.
- Take a moment in the grand staircase to admire Gustav Klimt’s early paintings around the upper walls, often missed by those hurrying up to the galleries.
- The dome café can get crowded during lunch hours, so visit earlier in the morning or mid-afternoon for a more relaxed experience.
Natural History Museum
- The last admission is 30 minutes before the museum closes. Opening hours are until 5:30pm from Thursday to Monday and until 7:30pm on Wednesdays.
- For a quieter experience, begin on the upper levels. The anthropology, fossils, and meteorite sections are usually calmer earlier in the day.
- The main public entrance is located at Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna. An accessible entry point for wheelchair users is available at Burgring 7.
- The information counter is inside the Entrance Hall, in an area referred to as the 'Unterer Kuppelsaal'.
- Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- These tickets are valid for an extended duration. The exact details will be present on the ticket.