Belvedere Palace

Calling Belvedere "a palace" is technically a misnomer. It consists of two, individually constructed buildings that offer fascinating histories and purposes in their own right. Together they form the Belvedere, one of the most significant Baroque complexes in the world.

The Upper and Lower Belvedere are some of the most iconic sights in Vienna and have faced off in the city's third district for over 300 years. Tourists visit Belvedere Palace to see Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt’s famous paintings and stroll along the world-class Baroque gardens. This Palace in Vienna is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and attracts more than a million visitors every year.

HIGHLIGHTS

• While the Upper Belvedere represents the main palace, the Lower Belvedere is the older of the two buildings.
• Next to the Lower Belvedere you will find the smaller and more private Chamber Garden (Kammergarten). In the summer, that patch brims with the most colorful flowers.
• In between the Upper and Lower Belvedere stretches an iconic French garden, full of carefully planted flower beds and several fountains.

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