[2025 Vienna Attraction] Travel Guide for Belvedere Palace (Updated May)

Sisters! A seven-day tour of Austria will take you to the fairy tale country! Super practical guide, don’t miss it~ -------- Austria has a rich history, 🏰old castles dot the mountains, and the snowy scenery of the Alps🏔️ is even more picturesque. The local customs are unique and the people are warm and friendly. If you take a trip to Austria, you will definitely experience the European style in depth! -------- 🛤️Route suggestion: Explore Austria in depth Day 1: Arrive in Vienna, pick up by private car After the arrangements are made, start free activities and experience the unique charm of Vienna. Day 2: Hof Palace - Sissi Museum - Heroes' Square - Stephen's Cathedral - Danube River - Vienna Golden Hall Travel through the palaces of history and art, appreciate the style of Princess Sissi, feel the majesty of Heroes' Square, listen to the bells of the cathedral, stroll along the Danube River, and finally be immersed in the ocean of music in the Golden Hall. Day 3: Lake Hallstatt – Postcard Observation Deck – Market Square Admire the scenery of the lake and mountains, climb to the observation deck to overlook the panoramic view, stroll around the lively market square, and feel the atmosphere of local life. Day 4: Hohensalzburg Fortress – Mozart’s former residence – Mirabell Palace Explore the mystery of the ancient castle and fortress, visit the former residence of the musical wizard Mozart, and appreciate the sophistication and elegance of Mirabell Palace. Day 5: Lake Wolfgang-Schaffsburg Mountain Train Wander in the tranquility of Lake Wolfgang and take a mountain train to appreciate the magnificent mountain scenery of Schafburg. Day 6: Schönbrunn Palace - Belvedere Palace - Hundertwasser House - Grabenstrasse - Nash Market Visit the beautiful palace, visit the unique Hundertwasser House, stroll along the bustling Graben Street, and finally visit the Nash Market to pick out your favorite souvenirs. Day 7: Vienna airport drop-off service At the end of a pleasant trip to Austria, we were sent to the airport by private car. We look forward to seeing you next time! -------- Must-haves before traveling: 🧳Don’t forget to bring these things when you go to Austria! 📂 Documents: Passport and visa are essential, and a copy is also available, just in case. 🔌 Electrical appliances: chargers, mobile power supplies, and conversion plugs to ensure power at all times. 👕 Clothing: Winter has entered Austria in November, so bring a windproof and warm jacket with a comfortable sweater underneath. 👟 Shoes: A pair of waterproof and non-slip boots, you can go anywhere without fear. 💊 Medicines: Commonly used medicines such as cold medicines, analgesics, and band-aids can help you solve minor illnesses and pains by yourself. -------- 🌟Don’t forget to like and follow, more Austria travel tips are waiting for you to discover! 🌟

#EuropeanTravel #Vienna #Belvedere 🇦🇹 Vienna, Austria 🚩Belvedere Garden Autumn has come to Vienna in October. Vienna has many gardens and parks throughout the city, making it a great city for walking or jogging. Yesterday morning, I walked to Belvedere Palace for an empty stomach aerobic jog. Walking in the Belvedere Garden in front of Belvedere Palace makes me really happy!! It was nice to see maple trees in autumn and breathe in the fresh morning air. How about a morning walk at Belvedere Palace?

#viennatrip Step into a world of Baroque beauty and imperial grandeur at Belvedere Palace , where history and art come to life amidst the stunning gardens and breathtaking architecture . The palace offers a variety of tours , which are led by knowledgeable and experienced guides and provide visitors with a deeper understanding of the palace’s history , architecture, and art collections .

The Belvedere Palace is located at 27 Prinz-Eugen-Strabe, 1030 Wien, and is open daily from 1000-1800. You can take Tram D from Wien train station to Schloss Belvedere stop. The Belvedere is a historic building complex in Vienna, Austria, consisting of two Baroque palaces: Upper Belvedere and Lower Belvedere. The Baroque Gardens of the Belvedere rank among the most beautiful in Austria. It is situated in between the Lower and Upper Belvedere. The Sala Terrena, the grand staircase and the Marble Hall are three architectural highlights you can't miss when you go inside. The Upper Belvedere houses the impressive collection of Austrian art dating from the Middle Ages to the present day. The most famous collection is "The Kiss", an oil-on-canvas painting with added golden leaf, silver and platinum by the Austrian painter Gustav Klimt. Buying tickets online is more worth it, and you need to reserve a time slot to enter Upper Belvedere.

It was within walking distance from my accommodation, so I went there on foot!! There are three palaces: the upper palace, the lower palace, and the 21st palace(?), and the famous works are only in the upper palace, so I even got an ISIC student discount and went in!!!! There were many works that I couldn't take pictures of, but it was such a good time that time flew by, and I was happy that I could see the work Kiss in person.

#Exhibition The best art exhibition in your life! - Location: Prinz Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria The interior of the palace is beautiful enough on its own, but there are many works by famous artists that we are familiar with. The best of them is Klimt's Kiss! There are also many works by Klimt and Schiele. And the garden outside the palace has a strong medieval palace feel. The beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Belvedere Palace! A place you must visit at least once in your life!

Vienna is a famous music capital, and you can often see people playing music in the old town. You can listen to the orchestra playing Mozart's music in the Golden Hall and buy the famous Mozart chocolate and wafers in the Old Town. The Belvedere Palace and the Hofburg Palace are very beautiful and perfect for checking in. There is a pink church in the old town. The exterior of the church is not outstanding, but the interior is very luxurious and worth a visit.

Eastern Europe Travel #Hot Place I recommend Belvedere Palace❤️ 📍 Vienna Belvedere Palace, Austria ⏰ 10:00-18:00 ✔️ The upper palace is filled with Austrian modern art, and the lower palace is filled with medieval & baroque art, and the palace itself is used as an art museum! #Palace #EasternEurope #EasternEuropeTravel #AustriaTravel #ViennaTravel

📍Belvedere Palace (Prinz Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria) A place where you can see beautiful park landscaping and famous exhibits! You can see Klimt's famous Kiss here. Even those who don't know much about art will find it worth the money just to feel the scale of the palace building, park, and famous art museum! It is divided into the upper and lower palaces, so it may take a long time to appreciate it. It's nice that there is a Korean guide available☺️ #Austria #ViennaTravel #ViennaTravel #Exhibition #Winter #PleaseWinter #ArtMuseum

Belvedere Palace is located in Vienna, the capital of Austria. The Austrian National Gallery is also known as the "Belvedere Palace". The vast palace is separated by a beautiful garden. The Belvedere Palace is divided into the Upper Palace and the Lower Palace. The middle is connected by a symmetrical French garden. The magnificent architecture and the garden decorated with Baroque statues. I think the magnificent architecture of the Upper Palace and the large garden are quite beautiful to take pictures. The two palaces are very large, so it still takes a lot of time to visit. If you want to take beautiful photos, you won't have enough time. The garden was designed and built by a French designer. The two palaces are now art galleries. They exhibit artworks from different periods in Austria. They are the most popular walking spots for locals. They were listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 2001. #Guide to taking photos of scenic spots #Family outing #Cool travel experience #Travel guide #Super in travel guide #Beautiful photos of scenic spots #Art gallery #Beautiful travel photos documentary #Beautiful travel photos #Austria travel

The Belvedere is not only a magnificent Baroque palace but also houses one of Austria's most valuable art collections – with key works by Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka. Klimt's "The Kiss" in particular is world-famous. The 180 x 180 cm painting was created in 1908/09 and shows Klimt and his friend Emilie Flöge as a couple in love. "The Kiss" is probably Austria's most famous work of art. Klimt's portraits of women also impress and be marveled at in the Upper Belvedere. If you love art collection, it is definitely worth to see it. Personally, I really enjoyed the time spent here, especially with friends. Talking about art and taking pictures. #vienna #austria #belvedere #museum

I decided to bring back memories from Vienna, Austria, where I went 4 years ago. In fact, it was such a precious trip that changed my values, so I wanted to introduce it last, but I'm taking it out while organizing the photosㅎㅎ At the Belvedere Palace in Vienna, Austria, the original Kiss by Gustav Klimt, which we all know well, is on display. In addition, you can see various works of art, such as portraits of Napoleon and Empress Maria Theresa's family❤ #AustriaTravel #LifeTravelDestination #BelvederePalace

When traveling to Austria, you know that Belvedere Palace is a must, right? There are separate courses, and I chose the course where I could see Klimt's work, 'The Kiss'! I didn't have high expectations, but it was a great experience to see the works while listening to the explanation!! It seems to be a popular tourist attraction where the admission time is set according to the number of people. ㅎㅎ Everyone, please visit :) #AustriaTravel #LifeTravelDestination #Travel #EuropeTravel #BackpackingTravel #Austria #Vienna #BelvederePalace #NextTimeHere

[Shop's Palace Tour 7th Episode🏰 - Austria] I introduced Austria's palaces in the last Trip Moment! This time, I'll introduce my favorite palace in Austria, the Belvedere Palace! It is divided into the Upper Palace and the Lower Palace, but the masterpieces are in the Upper Palace, so I only saw the Upper Palace! If you only enter the Upper Palace, it costs 16 euros for adults and 13.5 euros for students / If you only enter the Lower Palace, it costs 14 euros for adults and 11 euros for students / If you enter both, it costs 22 euros. I think the two most famous works are Klimt's Kiss and David's Napoleon! I couldn't take my eyes off Klimt's Kiss for a long time and was completely absorbed in it. They say that most of Klimt's paintings were never taken out of the Belvedere Palace after entering. So it's worth going to see them in person. 🙂 You can rent a Korean audio guide for 5 euros, so I highly recommend renting it and listening to it! The interior of the Belvedere Palace was also beautifully decorated, and the garden was also pretty! I think that in the summer, flowers will bloom and grass will grow, creating even more harmony with the palace! #AustriaTravel #ViennaTravel #BelvederePalace #PalaceTour #Klimt #LifeTravelDestination #ArtMuseum

Hello! Today, I'm going to post the second part of my Vienna trip, following the Belvedere Palace post from last time!! Actually, on the first day in Vienna, I went to the famous Belvedere Palace, and on the second day, I wanted to take it easy, so I just walked around the city center! The weather was nice, so I woke up in my room and looked out the open-ceilinged window, and I felt good without realizing it 😣 I also went to the Opera House that evening! Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures,, sob sob sob I went standing, but you can buy standing tickets in advance for a cheaper price before the show!! However, you really can't see anything.. Please note!!! This is the end of my Vienna trip post! I hope you all enjoy a leisurely healing trip to Vienna next time 😣 #AustriaTravel #ViennaTravel #HappyNewYear #NewYearTravel #CoupleTravel #TrainTravel #HotSpaRestaurant #SnowFlowerTravel #WinterSea #NowMenu #HotSpaRestaurant

#cityplaybook Spending just one day in Vienna might sound impossible given the city's rich history, imperial elegance, and artistic soul – but with good planning, I managed to pack in a truly unforgettable 24 hours. I started early with a traditional Viennese breakfast at Café Central, soaking in the old-world charm and atmosphere that once inspired Freud and Trotsky. Next stop: the Hofburg Palace. Exploring the imperial apartments and the Sisi Museum gave me a glimpse into royal life and Austrian history. Just a short walk away, I stood in awe inside St. Stephen’s Cathedral before heading up the South Tower for sweeping views over the city. In the afternoon, I made time for art. The Belvedere Palace, with Klimt’s *The Kiss*, was the perfect mix of romantic beauty and cultural depth. A quick tram ride later, I found myself at Schönbrunn Palace, strolling through its blooming gardens and imagining the Habsburgs’ daily routine. As evening set in, I enjoyed Wiener schnitzel at a cozy tavern, followed by a sunset walk along the Danube Canal. My perfect day ended with a slice of Sachertorte and a glass of wine, listening to classical music at a small concert hall. Vienna in 24 hours? Challenging, yes. But absolutely magical.

#EuropeanTravel For those of you who are planning a trip to Eastern Europe, I'd like to introduce you to an Eastern European travel course! I've been to Eastern Europe twice, so I'll give you a detailed introduction! ❤️ 🇦🇹Austria🇦🇹 Salzburg - Hallstatt - Vienna I recommend going to these three places together! Hallstatt is about 2 hours away from Salzburg, so you can easily make a day trip!! 🇨🇿Czech Republic🇨🇿 If you enjoyed Vienna, Austria, I recommend "Prague" in the Czech Republic as your next course! The Czech Republic is really cheap, and Prague itself is such a beautiful city, I've been there twice and it was so great.. ❤️🇨🇿 The romance of Charles Bridge at night/evening is the best 👍🏻😻

Vienna is a city that invites you to slow down and savor every layer — from imperial palaces to hidden cocktail bars. I began my journey at St. Stephen’s Cathedral, standing beneath its soaring spires before climbing the south tower for a sweeping view over Vienna’s rooftops. The streets led me to Naschmarkt, where spices, cheeses, and pastries created a vibrant sensory feast. Afternoons were for grandeur: the golden halls of Schönbrunn Palace, the shimmering masterpiece of Klimt’s The Kiss at Belvedere Museum, and the timeless art of Kunsthistorisches Museum. I stayed at Novotel Wien City, a comfortable base perfectly placed between the Danube and Vienna’s Old Town. Evenings came alive with crisp schnitzel at Figlmüller, delicate pastries at Café Demel, and a memorable Michelin dinner at Zum weißen Rauchfangkehrer. As dusk fell, I wandered to Prater Park — the nostalgic charm of its Ferris wheel lighting up the skyline — and later sipped cocktails in the buzzing Bermuda Triangle. My tip? Don’t rush Vienna. Walk its cobbled streets, linger in its coffee houses, and let music drift you from square to square. Vienna rewards the traveler who explores with curiosity and appetite. #ViennaTravel #CityItinerary #EuropeTrip #HiddenGems #CulturalJourney #TripMoments #SchnitzelLovers #MichelinDining #HistoricLandmarks #ViennaNightlife #TravelTips #BermudaTriangle #Naschmarkt #ViennaMuseums

Vienna Airport was a very busy place for travelers. There were two immigration questions, but I passed without a hitch! Vienna's 4-day tour with more places to see than expected. It was a place you should have stayed for 2 weeks. There were many places to see one by one, such as opera performances, concerts, and cathedral masses. St. Stephen's Cathedral Sunday 10:15 AM mass. It was in German, so I couldn't read the bulletin ㅠ But if you're a Catholic, the basic flow of the mass is the same. Since it was Easter, the organ performance felt even more magnificent. I was lucky enough to sit in the box seats on the 2nd floor of the National Opera House, so I was deeply moved because I could see it better than I thought. There was an intermission of about 20 minutes in the middle of the 3-hour tour, so the time passed quickly. Tips before it passes: If you search for the content of the performance and learn about the story, you can understand the flow even if you don't know German well. English subtitles are provided on the monitor. If the timing is right, you can see famous performances, so it's essential to check the main website. If you search for the opera house night spots, only one place will come up, so it's easy to find because there are a lot of people gathered in the best place. On a nice day, the Belvedere Palace is great for sitting on the stairs and having a cup of tea. It's good to take a short break and then move on. And while looking around the Pandorf Outlet, you can go to the center. Since there is a cafe license, you can have coffee and cake without waiting! When you drink coffee, water is always provided, so it is good to wash it down! On the last morning, I saw the sun rise from the rooftop of the Korean guesthouse and thought Vienna is a wonderful place. It is a beautiful city!

#ViennaCityHall #RathausChristmasMarket #HofburgPalace #ImperialVienna #SisiMuseum #AustrianNationalLibrary #StStephensCathedral #GothicVienna #ViennaStateOpera #MadameTussaudsVienna #ViennaFerrisWheel #PraterViews #BelvederePalace #KlimtsTheKiss #SchönbrunnPalace #WinterAtSchönbrunn #ViennaZoo #TiergartenSchönbrunn #OldestZooInTheWorld Vienna in winter feels like stepping into a storybook — elegant, quiet, and rich with history. Over three days and two nights, I wandered through grand palaces, festive markets, and snowy streets that made the city’s old-world charm even more magical. Day 1: Christmas Sparkle at City Hall After arriving and settling in, I headed straight to Vienna City Hall (Rathaus), where the famous Christmas Market lit up the evening. With twinkling lights strung across the square, stalls offering hot punch and gingerbread, and the scent of roasted almonds in the air, it was an enchanting way to begin the trip. The grand Neo-Gothic building made the perfect backdrop for the festive buzz — a warm welcome to winter in Vienna. Day 2: From Imperial Grandeur to Wax Figures & Winter Views The morning started at the majestic Hofburg Palace, where I explored the Sisi Museum and Imperial Apartments, full of elegance and quiet intrigue. Just a short walk away, the Austrian National Library wowed with its dramatic baroque ceilings, towering shelves, and quiet grandeur. After lunch, I visited St. Stephen’s Cathedral, where the interior was beautifully lit with candles and the tower climb offered sweeping views over snow-dusted rooftops. Later, I took a guided tour of the Vienna State Opera — red velvet, golden balconies, and a history echoing with Mozart and Mahler. Before sunset, I made a fun detour to Madame Tussauds, where I posed with wax icons from Sisi to Einstein. Just steps away, I boarded the historic Giant Ferris Wheel (Wiener Riesenrad) at the Prater and as it slowly turned above the city, Vienna lit up below in a snowy twilight glow. To end the day, I made my way to the elegant Belvedere Palace. Inside, I stood in awe before Klimt’s The Kiss, glowing with golden warmth. It was the perfect, peaceful finale to a day filled with contrasts — history, pop culture, and art all in one. Day 3: Schönbrunn’s Winter Charm & A Walk Through the Zoo My final day began at Schönbrunn Palace, where soft snow framed the yellow façade and royal rooms whispered stories of emperors past. The chilly gardens were beautifully serene. Next door, I explored Tiergarten Schönbrunn, the world’s oldest zoo. Even in winter, it was full of life — pandas munching bamboo, seals diving into icy pools, and a warm rainforest dome that made me forget the cold entirely. Vienna in winter has it all — elegance, coziness, art, history, and even a few surprises. From imperial palaces and candlelit cathedrals to wax figures, giant wheels, and snowy zoos, it was a whirlwind of charm in just three days. A perfect escape where every corner felt like a fairytale.

#EuropeanTravel I'm going to give you some great tips for those of you planning a trip to Eastern Europe! I've been to Eastern Europe twice, so I'll tell you for sure! 🇩🇪Germany🇩🇪 - Be sure to drink beer! There are a lot of really delicious beers, so make sure to try them! - If you're using Frankfurt as a transit point, go out and explore during your spare time! It's not that big, so you can see everything in 4-5 hours! - I also recommend visiting various cities like Munich and Dresden! 🇦🇹Austria🇦🇹 - Vienna, Salzburg, etc. Each city has its own unique charm ❤️ - If you go to Salzburg, I recommend you also visit Hallstatt! - If you take the train early in the morning, you can use it at a much cheaper price! 🚋 🇨🇿Czech Republic🇨🇿 - The most famous city, Prague, is small, so you can walk around and see everything leisurely in 3-4 days! - The beer is really delicious, just like in Germany! 🍺 - The cost of living is really cheap, so if you have money to spare, I highly recommend the Czech Republic! ❤️ 🇭🇺Hungary🇭🇺 - The hot springs are really good, so if you like playing in the water, I recommend you go! - The food wasn't as delicious as I thought ㅠ

Located on a hill just outside the center of Vienna, the Belvedere Palace attracts many tourists with its magnificent architecture and beautiful gardens. This is not just a palace, but a place where you can deeply experience Austrian history and art. The Belvedere Palace is in a great position to overlook the Vienna cityscape, and along with that view, it provides visitors with a special experience. History of the Belvedere Palace Construction of the Belvedere Palace began in the early 18th century by Austrian Prince Eugenius von Savoy. The palace was designed to represent the luxurious architectural style of the time, and is particularly characterized by its rococo decoration. The palace is divided into two parts, the upper and lower, and is called the "Upper Belvedere Palace" and the "Lower Belvedere Palace". This complex was originally used as the prince's summer palace and was later opened as an art museum. Temple of Art — Art Museum in the Belvedere Palace One of the greatest attractions of the Belvedere Palace is the art museum located within it. In particular, the Upper Belvedere Palace is home to the masterpiece "The Kiss" by Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, making it a must-see spot for art lovers. This museum features works by famous Austrian painters such as Klimt, Egon Schiele, and Oskar Kokoschka, allowing you to feel the history of art. There is also another exhibition in the Lower Belvedere Palace, displaying art from the Baroque period and contemporary art. The entire museum is a place where you can see the development of art in Austria. Beautiful Gardens — Strolling through the Belvedere Gardens Another attraction of the Belvedere Palace is its vast and beautiful gardens. The gardens that extend from the palace are arranged in the Baroque style, and are impressive with flower beds and ponds arranged in geometric shapes. In the center of the gardens is a magnificent fountain, surrounded by green lawns, providing visitors with a relaxing time. As you stroll through the gardens, you can get a panoramic view of Vienna, and you are sure to be impressed by the beautiful scenery. Especially in spring and summer, the flowers bloom beautifully and the whole garden is filled with vivid colors. It is a great healing spot for tourists because you can enjoy art and nature at the same time while walking. Attractions and surrounding information of Belvedere Palace Belvedere Palace is located a little outside the center of Vienna, but it is easily accessible by public transportation. You can access it by subway or bus from the center of Vienna, and there are cafes and restaurants around the palace, so you can take a break between sightseeing. There is also a cafe inside the palace, so you can spend some relaxing time after viewing the museum. Picnics in the garden are also popular, and many people enjoy spending time here on sunny days. Summary Belvedere Palace is one of the places you must visit when visiting Vienna. With its magnificent architecture, beautiful gardens, and world-famous art collection, this place offers a great opportunity to learn more about art and history. You can spend a memorable time strolling through the gardens and enjoying the views of Vienna city between museums. #Vienna trip #Belvedere Palace #Gustav Klimt #Austrian art #Vienna sightseeing #Art and history #Spring 0 yen trip

#AustraliaFlightEvent Gloriette Schönbrunn (It is said that Maria Theresa built this building to commemorate her victory in battle and to commemorate the soldiers who died in battle! It was so big and magnificent! It was even bigger and more beautiful when you climb up the hill!) Hofburg Palace (It is the most central place in Austria! So it is a good place to stop by after eating and going to a cafe! There is a small archaeological museum and national library inside the main palace building, so if you are interested, I recommend going there at least once! ❤️👍🏻)

#March travel support event The Vienna Belvedere Palace is divided into the Upper Palace and Lower Palace, and many people go to the Upper Palace because there are Klimt works in the Upper Palace. And since it is a place visited by so many visitors, if you don't make a reservation in advance, you will likely end up visiting at an undesirable time, so I recommend making a reservation in advance. Address: Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria Opening hours: 09:00~18:00 #European travel

#AustraliaFlightEvent 📆 DAY 5 📆 (Vienna) Eat breakfast - Belvedere Palace - Eat poke for lunch - Jelly shopping - Schönbrunn Palace - Vienna City Hall (Christmas Market) - Eat dinner - Accommodation Make sure to see the Vienna Christmas Market twice or three times.. ❤️ Personally, I'm not interested in art at all Belvedere Palace wasn't fun But Schönbrunn Palace audio tour was so so fun 🥰👍🏻 🔥+TIP🔥 It's about 2 euros cheaper to buy in advance than to pay on site And you don't have to wait in line for on-site payment! Just show your QR code and enter! 🥰

#AustriaTravel #Vienna #UpperBelvedere Belvedere Palace 🕰️Business hours: 9AM-6PM (Monday to Sunday) 📍Address: Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien 💰Per capita consumption: Tickets: EUR 20 (purchase on site) 💞Recommended reasons: This time we visited the Upper Belvedere Palace, which houses many paintings by the famous painter Gustav Klimt, the most famous of which is "The Kiss". The entire exhibition space is well planned, the visiting routes and instructions are very clear. Every time you enter an exhibition area, there will be an information signboard introducing this area, so that visitors can understand the historical background of each space. There are also many seats in the museum, so people can sit down and appreciate each painting. The overall visiting experience is very comfortable☺️ 🗓️Itinerary: The Belvedere Palace is divided into the Upper Belvedere Palace and the Lower Belvedere Palace, and there is also a large garden. If you want to visit all the areas, it is recommended to spend a whole day here to appreciate the creations in the museum and the outdoor garden.

📍Belvedere Palace Since it is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a must-visit place when traveling to Vienna! A place I always visit whenever I travel to Vienna..❤️ Belvedere is divided into the upper palace, lower palace, and garden! The upper palace is where the famous Klimt's Kiss and Egon Schiele's works are located. When you enter the interior, you will be first amazed by the gorgeous decorations and sculptures, and then admire the famous works and be amazed twice! Since there are so many wonderful works, I think it took more than 2 hours just to look around.🥹 The lower palace is where Duke Eugene actually lived. In fact, since it is a place to see works, it takes a lot of time to just look around the upper palace and garden. The lower palace was..?!! The garden is decorated gorgeously, so I recommend taking a walk around it.🙂 + They sell a lot of small items that are good to buy as gifts at the souvenir shop! The works are used as backgrounds to create a desire to collect them.. It's okay to buy one as a gift or for your own collection. #March travel support event #European travel #Overseas travel

#europetrip Belvedere Palace is one of the places here in Vienna, Austria that you can go into the compound and take loads of photo without having to pay for anything. This palace is easily accessible from public transport where the Vienna Central Station is just 5mins walking distance away from here. I would also strongly recommend to book nearby hotel to visit this palace and also to rest of the places as it is central station.

#MarchTravelSupportEvent Vienna, Austria, where splendor abounds wherever you go💙 In particular, there are many places with gorgeous and pretty mint-colored roofs. I highly recommend visiting the Belvedere Palace and the Opera House! Belvedere Palace Prinz-Eugen-Strasse 27, Vienna 1030 Austria Opera House Opernring 2, Vienna 1010 Austria #EuropeanTravel #OverseasTravel #ViennaTravel