Which Vienna combo to book
First visit, art. Kunsthistorisches Museum + Upper Belvedere is the most booked Vienna combo, and for good reason. It gives you Bruegel, Vermeer and the old masters at the KHM, and Klimt's The Kiss at the Belvedere. The two are a tram ride apart, so either do one in the morning and one after lunch or split them over two days.
Klimt and Schiele fans. Leopold Museum + Upper Belvedere is the pair to take. The Leopold, in the MuseumsQuartier, holds the big Schiele collection. Albertina + Upper Belvedere and Albertina + Leopold suit people who want modern art and graphic works. The Finding Klimt pass strings together Leopold, the Upper Belvedere, the Heidi Horten Collection and the KHM if you want the whole circuit.
Build your own. The Vienna Museum Pass: Build-Your-Own Combination Ticket lets you pick from the KHM, the Albertina and the Heidi Horten Collection. It's handy if you haven't decided yet.
Imperial Vienna. Kunsthistorisches Museum + Imperial Treasury adds the crown jewels in the Hofburg. Upper Belvedere + Sisi Museum, Hofburg Palace and Upper Belvedere + Schönbrunn Palace guided tour pair Klimt with the Habsburg residences. The Schönbrunn part is a guided tour with a set start time, so book that slot first. If you want both Belvedere buildings, Upper + Lower Belvedere joins them; they face each other across the palace gardens.
Families. Schönbrunn Zoo + Panoramabahn puts the zoo and the little hop-on hop-off train around the Schönbrunn grounds in one order. Vienna Family Fun: Schönbrunn Zoo + House of Music adds the interactive sound museum in the centre, which works well on a rainy afternoon.
Short stay. The airport transfer + hop-on hop-off bus pass covers the airport transfer to and from Wien Mitte plus a hop-on hop-off bus ticket for getting around.
Kunsthistorisches Museum + Upper Belvedere Palace
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Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
The Tiqets museum bundles in Vienna come with a small discount against the two tickets bought separately. Don't expect big savings. The real gain is one checkout and fixed entries for both museums. Passes like Finding Klimt or the family pass are priced as one product, so compare them with the parts you'll actually use.
How the tickets work
After booking you receive a separate ticket per museum, usually on your phone. The KHM part is a skip-the-line ticket, and the Leopold one is a fast-track entry. The Upper Belvedere ticket includes the permanent Klimt collection, and some Belvedere entries are tied to a time slot, so check the slot when you book. Guided tours (Schönbrunn, Sisi Museum) start at fixed times. Cancellation rules can differ per part, so check the conditions on the booking page.
Combos Tiqets doesn't sell here
GetYourGuide has a Kunst Haus Wien + Hundertwasser combo, an Imperial Treasury + New Hofburg combo and Kunsthistorisches + Leopold. Headout sells Albertina + Albertina Modern + Klosterneuburg, Mozarthaus + Haus der Musik, and a hop-on hop-off bus + Giant Ferris Wheel combo. For multi-day sightseeing, both platforms sell the Vienna PASS, and Headout adds the Vienna Flexi Pass and the Vienna Welcome Card with public transport.
Travelling on through Austria? See the Innsbruck combos.