Belvedere Palace

Head to the Upper Belvedere to see Gustav Klimt's 'The Kiss' and capture the classic reflection shot of the palace in the reflecting pool.

In their own words: “Belvadier Palace. Compared to Shon Brun and Hofberg, this place feels a bit calmer and more open. It was built in the early 18th century for Prince Eugene of Seavoi, one of the most important military commanders of the Hobsburg Empire. The complex is divided into upper and lower Belvadier, connected by large terrace gardens in between. Most people come straight to the upper Belvadier, mainly because this is where Gustaf Climpmpt's famous painting, The Kiss, is displayed.”

See Gustav Klimt's iconic 'The Kiss' and other masterpieces in this stunning Baroque palace, offering an emotional and visual art experience.

In their own words: “The Belvedere Palace houses incredible art collections, including works by Gustav Klimt. Standing in front of those paintings feels different. It’s not just visual. It’s emotional.”

Climb to the top for breathtaking panoramic views of Vienna, especially beautiful in the snow.

In their own words: “Taking a walk to Palace. Oh my god. The goal is to make it up there for the views. Oh my gosh, guys. This is so pretty. Made it to the top. Oh my gosh, look at this beautiful view.”