Imperial carriages on display at the Imperial Carriage Museum in Vienna.
Ornate golden carriage display at Imperial Carriage Museum, Vienna.
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  • Witness some of the finest carriages from the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
  • Examine over 170 fabulous vehicles that exemplify the extravagant lives of Viennese nobles before the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
  • Get an opportunity to view an array of fascinating vehicle designs such as the black-and-gold embossed coronation landau of 1825.
  • Walk in the footsteps of Empress Elisabeth as you explore the ‘Sisi Trail’ that showcases her personal possessions.
  • Attend a special exhibition about bygone pandemics that ravaged Europe between 1500 and 1918 (only available between 18 Dec 2020 to 11 Apr 2021).
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Imperial carriages on display at the Imperial Carriage Museum in Vienna.
Ornate golden carriage display at Imperial Carriage Museum, Vienna.
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The Imperial Carriage Museum hosts a unique collection of horse-driven carriages, motor vehicles, and other locomotives that symbolize the enchanting world of European royalty. The museum’s exhibits have been widely regarded as the most well-preserved fleet of royal wagons and cars in Europe. Besides the vehicles, the museum also has a wide range of opulent ceremonial robes, servants’ livery, and harnesses on display. The moment you step inside, you will find yourself transported to the era of Maria Theresa, Napoleon Bonaparte, Franz Joseph, and several other prominent figures of the 18th and early 19th century. The Imperial Carriage Museum is particularly well-known for its assortment of royal items that once belonged to Empress Elisabeth (‘Sisi’), including her wedding carriage, saddle, and imperial clothes.

Special exhibition

From 18 Dec 2020 to 11 Apr 2021, the museum will also host a special exhibition titled ‘Corona’s Ancestors - Masks and Epidemics at the Viennese Court 1500 - 1918’. As the name suggests, the exhibition will explore the lives and political upheavals surrounding several harrowing pandemics that were rampant between the 16th and 20th centuries. The event aims to foster a broader understanding of how we lived in the perpetual fear of epidemics for most of human history. Some of the most characteristic objects that served as witnesses of past pandemics, such as carnival and tournament masks worn by nobles of the Viennese court, will also be on display. You will also see Habsburg’s ‘garments of mourning’ and fascinating documents that talk about the history of vaccination.

Inclusions & Exclusions

  • Entrance ticket to the Imperial Carriage Museum
  • Audio Guide

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Ticket Delivery

  • Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly. Please display it with a valid photo ID at the attraction.

  • If you have purchased reduced-price tickets, please carry your valid photo ID proof for verification

Ticket Redemption Point 

  • You can redeem the tickets directly at the entrance of the attraction: Imperial Carriage Museum Vienna

  • Address: Wagenburg Museum of Carriages at Schönbrunn Palace, 1130, Austria

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Getting There

  • The closest bus stop is Hietzing, a 2-min walk to the attraction

  • The closest metro station is also Hietzing, a 2-min walk to the attraction

  • Bus N60 & Subway U4 will get you here

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These tickets can't be rescheduled or cancelled.

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You will witness some of the finest carriages from the Austro-Hungarian Empire and examine over 170 vehicles that exemplify the extravagant lives of Viennese nobles before the fall of the empire.

Yes, a special exhibition about bygone pandemics in Europe from 1500 to 1918 was available between December 18, 2020, and April 11, 2021.

Yes, the museum is equipped with facilities that ensure accessibility for wheelchair users.

You must present your printed ticket at the entrance as it's compulsory upon entry.

The voucher remains valid for three months from the date of purchase and covers one visit only.

Photographs are allowed as long as you turn off the flash, but tripods are not permitted in the museum.

An audio guide can be purchased on-site, although it is not included with your ticket price.

The museum features a 'Sisi Trail' that showcases personal possessions of Empress Elisabeth for visitors to explore.

Tripods are not allowed inside the Imperial Carriage Museum, but you may take photographs without using flash.

The collection includes horse-driven carriages, motor vehicles, and other locomotives that symbolize European royalty, such as the black-and-gold embossed coronation landau of 1825.

You will have to compulsorily present your printed ticket at the entrance.

The voucher is valid for 3 months after purchase for 1 visit only.

An audio guide can be purchased at the venue, although it's not included in the ticket price.

Photographs are allowed but tripods are not permitted. Please turn off your flash when taking photos.

Visitors will find themselves transported to the era of Maria Theresa, Napoleon Bonaparte, Franz Joseph, and other prominent figures from the 18th and early 19th century.

There is a special exhibition about bygone pandemics that ravaged Europe between 1500 and 1918, which was only available between 18 Dec 2020 to 11 Apr 2021.

The museum hosts a collection of horse-driven carriages, motor vehicles, and other locomotives that symbolize European royalty. You'll examine over 170 fabulous vehicles from before the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Yes, you can explore the ‘Sisi Trail’ which showcases her personal possessions and walk in the footsteps of Empress Elisabeth.

Get an opportunity to view fascinating designs like the black-and-gold embossed coronation landau from 1825.

Yes, the facility offers wheelchair accessibility.

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