Schönbrunn Palace

Explore the vast gardens, including the Gloriette for panoramic views, and consider a Classic Pass to see the palace interior, privy garden, and orangery.

In their own words: “Shon Brun Palace. It used to be the Hobsburg Summer Residence, and once you arrive, it's clear they didn't do things on a small scale. The palace itself is what most people recognize, but the main reason why I come here is actually everything around it. You walk through the courtyard and past the main building, and then it just opens up. Straight paths, long lines of trees, everything very controlled and very intentional. Lots of fountains and monuments, lots of benches to just sit and enjoy. You usually end up spending a few hours here without even noticing, just walking around. So, this is definitely not a quick stop for a photo.”

Visit in May or June to see the extensive palace park in full bloom, and consider a walking tour to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

In their own words: “This used to be the summer residence of the royal family and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you want to see the park in full bloom, I’d recommend coming back in May or June.”

Explore the opulent rooms and vast gardens to immerse yourself in imperial history and enjoy stunning city views from the Gloriette.

In their own words: “The Schönbrunn Palace is one of the most impressive palaces in Europe. Walking there feels like stepping into imperial history.”