Upper Belvedere: Baroque masterpieces
The Marble Hall
A dramatic baroque space with arched ceilings and symmetrical windows overlooking Vienna.
Take a visual journey through the Belvedere’s classical collections, Klimt masterpieces, and modern architecture. From the Baroque elegance of the Upper Belvedere to the sleek design of Belvedere 21, each image captures the visual story of Vienna’s premier art destination. Whether you’re exploring Gustav Klimt’s celebrated works or admiring contemporary installations, read on to discover the best of the Belvedere art museum.
A dramatic baroque space with arched ceilings and symmetrical windows overlooking Vienna.
Playful wall art in a dimly lit room lined with mythological faces.
A haunting, golden-framed masterpiece.
Symmetrical palace mirroring in still water.
Yes, personal photography is permitted throughout the Belvedere galleries, including the areas featuring Klimt works and contemporary art. Flash photography is not permitted.
Yes, you can photograph The Kiss and other Klimt pieces in the gallery for personal use without flash.
Professional use requires prior written permission. Tripods and lighting equipment are not allowed without approval.
Yes, most are—but some installations may restrict photography based on artist requirements. Check signs or ask staff.
Absolutely. The exterior and gardens are public and offer some of the most scenic views for photos year-round.
Upper Belvedere Palace Direct Entry Tickets
Combo (Save 8%): Direct Entry Tickets to Upper and Lower Belvedere Palace
Upper Belvedere Palace & Gardens Guided Tour with Direct Entry
Lower Belvedere Palace Direct Entry Tickets
Belvedere 21: Museum of Contemporary Art Direct Entry Tickets
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