Which Leopold Museum combo to book
Schiele and Klimt. Leopold Museum + Upper Belvedere is the obvious pair for art lovers and the most booked. The Leopold, in the MuseumsQuartier, holds a large Egon Schiele collection; the Upper Belvedere has Klimt's The Kiss. They're a tram ride apart, so they fit in one day with an unhurried lunch between them.
Two central museums. Albertina + Leopold Museum is the best-rated bundle. The Albertina sits by the Hofburg and the Opera, a short walk from the MuseumsQuartier. Good for a day when you'd rather walk than ride.
Old masters and modernists. Kunsthistorisches Museum + Leopold Museum puts two very different collections across the street from each other. The Kunsthistorisches Museum faces the MuseumsQuartier, so this is the easiest pair logistically. It's a lot of art for one day; consider splitting it.
Klimt across the city. The Finding Klimt pass covers the Leopold, the Upper Belvedere, the Heidi Horten Collection and the Kunsthistorisches Museum. It suits a dedicated art trip of two days or more.
Imperial Vienna. Leopold Museum + Sisi Museum, Hofburg Palace and Gardens adds a skip-the-line guided tour of the Hofburg. It has only one review so far.
Leopold Museum + Upper Belvedere Palace
★ 4.6 · 47 reviews · from €39.79
Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
The two-part bundles are about 5% cheaper than buying the tickets separately on the same platform. The Finding Klimt pass is sold as one product, so compare it with the parts you'd really visit. Vienna also has city cards with museum discounts; if you're visiting many museums, compare those too.
How the tickets work
You pay once and receive a separate ticket for each museum. The Leopold part is a fast-track ticket. Pick a date for each part, and a time slot where asked. Museum opening days vary, and some close one day a week, so check before you fix a date. Cancellation conditions can differ per part, so read them on the booking page.
More Vienna art and palace bundles are on the Vienna combo tickets page.




