Belvedere Palace Ticket: Upper or Lower Palace | Vienna

If you don't have much time, just buy a ticket to the palace. The garden is very large and it takes a lot of energy to visit it.

There are many world-famous exhibits inside, which are worth spending at least two hours to appreciate carefully.

There are so many paintings in the museum that I suggest you rent a guide so you can look at them for a long time. It's very cost-effective.

It is worth a visit to see Klimt's creative process and the famous painting "The Kiss"

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The art works in the Belvedere Palace are all amazing, the kiss

Even if you don't stop by the Chet House, you can enter by just showing your voucher at the entrance and having the QR code scanned. Since I arrived early, I strolled around the garden in front of the Kamimiya. The garden has a fountain and is well-maintained, so I recommend strolling around as well as appreciating the paintings. The garden is on a gentle slope, so I think sneakers are better. I was able to enter a little after my reservation time. Klimt's "Der Kuss" had softer colors than it looks in the photo. I also felt that the delicate depiction of the flowers and costumes in the background can only be appreciated by actually viewing them. I also wanted to see "Judith," but I couldn't find it, so when I asked, I was told that it was in the Shimomiya collection. I made a reservation for 16:30 on Saturday. There wasn't much of a line, but even at the scheduled time, the number of people entering was adjusted and I had to wait. If you can decide the time, I recommend making a reservation in advance.

There are many distinctive works by Klimt from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Contemporary painters in Central Europe also collected many of his works, which are worth appreciating.

Klimt's paintings are mainly in the Upper Belvedere Palace. There is no need to queue up to buy or exchange tickets. Just go to the entrance and show the QR code. The gardens are free to visit.

The magnificent building is matched with a rich exhibition, and there is a Chinese guide machine so you can slowly appreciate the works.