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Schönbrunn Palace seen across its forecourt

Vienna PASS

Ninety sights, admission included. Pays off at three sights a day.

Pick a date — from €109.00
  • Four categories, €109.00 to €199.00 — €0.00 booking fee
  • QR e-ticket and wallet pass the moment you pay.

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All-in prices · €0.00 booking fee

Choose what you want and how many. Nothing is charged here.

  1. Start dayNo date to pick
  2. Pass1 calendar day · €109.00 a visitor
  3. Visitors2 visitors

1 · What you buy

The price you see is the price charged, and there is nothing to add at checkout.

Up to 9 visitors in one booking.

10+ · group quote

€55.00 each

The age rule, in this room’s own words

A child fare covers ages 6–18 inclusive, judged at the time of use rather than at purchase. Under-6s go free with an adult pass-holder.

Choosing seats holds them for fifteen minutes while you pay. That is the only clock on this site.

Your pass

1 calendar day, 2 visitors

2 × €109.00 · €0.00 booking fee

The basket shows every line with its own refund date before anything is paid.

At a glance

Every fact on this page checked against viennapass.de/en/shop — the operator’s own basket on .
What
Free admission to up to ninety Vienna sights — Schönbrunn and its zoo, the Giant Ferris Wheel, the Albertina, the Kunsthistorisches, the Spanish Riding School — plus the hop-on hop-off buses, for one, two, three or six calendar days.
Prices
1 calendar day €109.00, 2 calendar days €149.00, 3 calendar days €175.00, 6 calendar days €199.00. €0.00 booking fee.
Seating
No seat is assigned for this.
Tickets
QR e-ticket and wallet pass the moment you pay.
Booking fee
€0.00. The price you see is the price charged.

Know before you book

  • Free admission, not a discount: up to ninety sights let you straight in, and the hop-on hop-off buses are included.
  • Days are CALENDAR days, not 24-hour periods. A pass first used at four in the afternoon has lost most of that day.
  • A child fare covers ages 6 to 18 inclusive, and the age that counts is the age on the day of use, not the day you bought it. Under-6s go free with an adult pass-holder.
  • It pays off at about three paid sights a day. Below that, buy admissions as you go — the arithmetic is on this page and we have not written it to flatter the pass.
  • Neither pass is designed for large groups: some sights will not admit parties of more than ten.

Questions guests ask

  • Which pass should I buy?

    If you plan three or more paid sights a day, the Vienna PASS. If you mostly want to get around and take a discount where it comes, the Vienna City Card, which costs a fifth as much. If you want a handful of specific sights over a longer stay, the FLEXI Pass.

  • Are the days 24-hour periods?

    No — calendar days. A one-day pass first used at 16:00 expires at midnight that night. Start in the morning.

  • Are children charged differently?

    Yes. A child pass covers ages 6 to 18 inclusive at roughly half the adult price, and the age that counts is the age when the pass is used. Children under 6 go free with an adult pass-holder and need no pass at all.

  • What do you charge on top?

    Nothing. Our booking fee is €0.00 and we sell every pass at the operator’s own face value — we print the fee on your order at €0.00 rather than leaving it out.

  • When is buying no pass at all the right answer?

    Often. A pass pays off at about three paid sights a day; below that you are better off buying admissions as you go, and we would rather say so here than sell you one.

  • Do you earn a commission on these?

    We buy the passes and resell them at face value. That is the whole arrangement, and it is why the arithmetic on this page is not written to flatter the pass.