Explore the magnificent Hofburg imperial palace, starting with a guided tour of the intriguing Sisi Museum and the lavish Imperial Apartments.
Delve into rich history, as the palace's origins trace back to the Middle Ages, and witness its transformation from the 16th century to today, featuring 18 buildings, 19 courtyards, and over 2,500 rooms.
Uncover the stories of the Habsburg imperial family in this UNESCO World Heritage site, where a fascinating world of politics, gossip, and history comes alive.
Meet your friendly guide right in the heart of Vienna at Albertinaplatz—just look for the green umbrella to spot them easily!
Start your journey by strolling through Vienna's vibrant city center on your way to the imperial palace.
Discover the captivating tale of Empress Elisabeth, known as Sisi, gaining insights into her daily life and travels that go beyond the fictional portrayals.
Immerse yourself in the reallife experiences of Sisi during this engaging walking tour.
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Sisi Museum, Hofburg Palace, and Gardens: Skip The Line + Guided Tour
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Discover the enchanting "Sisi Museum" and the lavish Imperial Apartments, along with the stunning courtyards and gardens of the Hofburg Imperial Palace Complex.
Enjoy the luxury of skiptheline tickets, allowing you to bypass queues and delve into history without delay.
Experience a 2.5hour guided tour led by a knowledgeable 5star licensed guide, who provides engaging commentary in English.
Explore the Sisi Museum, where you’ll find a captivating collection of items belonging to Elisabeth "Sisi" of Bavaria.
Step into the private bedrooms, salons, and offices of Emperor Franz Joseph and Sisi, imagining the regal life they once led.
Stroll through the inner courtyards, soaking in the architectural beauty and historical ambiance.
Visit the esteemed Spanish Riding School, where equestrian elegance takes center stage.
Marvel at the splendid statues and fountains dotted throughout "Heldenplatz" and "Burggarten," each telling their own story of history and art.
