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- Daniel BauerAugust 31, 2017Amazing collection of beautiful armors worn by the most powerful men in Empire. Also huge art and ancient collection 👌 building itself is awesome 👍
- Grazyna OAugust 13, 2014Well worth a visit. You have the Spanish riding school in the building as well as the Kaiserappartments, Sisi museum, national library. Tickets available in a booth in the garden.
- J KoflerJune 19, 2017Very interesting conglomerate of buildings with lots to see and explore. Take your time; don't overdo it! Check the exhibition you want to see most, but also enjoy the historic atmosphere with coffee.
- Edward RoozeboomMay 23, 2015It's huge. It offers a great tour trough imperial Austria, including the imperial service, apartments and a look into the life of Sisi. Prepare for a long walk
- NikoMay 13chose this by night photo because there is something fascinating at the combination between the lights and the walls.
- Marie SteinthalerJuly 7, 2015Former imperial palace. Part of the palace forms the official residence and workplace of the President of Austria. Also includes the Spanish Riding School, Austrian Library etc.
- FRITZ fritztheyodelerJune 19, 2015Historical... beautiful... magical... unbelievable... shall I go on? Grab yourself a coffee outside at the Demel and relax under the aura of this impressive landmark.
- Khaled ☤July 25, 2015The lovely Presidential Palace with amazing historical buildings and a beautiful garden!
- Pascal GuignardNovember 28, 2015So much to see ..you need a few days to visit everything in all peace and quite.. The silver rooms are just A MA ZING!!!!!
- Matt LucasickAugust 14, 2013The Habsburgs were based here for over six centuries, from the first emperor (Rudolf I in 1273) to the last (Karl I in 1918).
- Michelin Travel & LifestyleDecember 31, 2013When you’ve waltzed to your heart’s content, head for one of the coffee bars to recharge or get funky in the disco room. – Green Guide Editor
- Alex SmithJune 6, 2018Worth going in to see the apartments and story of Elizabeth. Silver collection is large but a bit boring.
- Benni PrinzDecember 4, 2017Beautiful palace with a ton of history! Take a guided tour to fully appreciate.
- Sam HDecember 18, 2014Sightly confusing: Hofburg Palace actually contains three museums in one. You buy one ticket and will see all three (~12 Euro)
- Joanne MoussaFebruary 6, 2016I didn't have time to visit the insides but it sure looked like a fairytale on the outside!
- Hyun Ku KangApril 11, 2017A lot of museum in Wien close at every Monday, please check before you plan to trip
- Lilly MinzatJanuary 2, 2016One of the first historical place that you must see when you are in Wien!
- Christopher DoyleMarch 16, 2015If your trip is short, don't bother with the museums, just marvel at the scale, the architecture and the atmosphere.
- Mike WalekeJuly 23, 2017The musical instrument museum was surprisingly entertaining and is included with the armor exhibit,
- EurovisionAugust 20, 2011The 1967 Eurovision Song Contest was held here, touch the walls and get connected to the Eurovision history. Then take a photo and share the experience! Read more
- PRoMete .May 1, 2017Vyanaya işlə bağlı gəlmişdim. İş bizə bələdçi də qoşmuşdu ki, bizə şəhər barədə danışsın. Əgər imkan çatırsa Vyananı xüsusilə də hofburqu bələdçi ilə gəzin. Sirrlər dünyasıdır.
- Emin DEDEMarch 29, 2013If you visit Vienna, get ready to shocked culturally. This is one of the place you will probably feel the sense.
- IrisSeptember 3, 2014Very nice palace with impressive remainigs of the everyday life of the royal family.
- Thais BenevidesOctober 30, 2014It's a little disappointing when you enter a palace and you see about 30 rooms of... plates? Also the Sisi Museum could be a lot less dim and better assembled.
- Matthew CaldecuttDecember 25, 2015The complex is enormous, but the three museums there can be seen in about half of a day.
- ViennaInfoMarch 8, 2012Until 1918, the Hofburg was the center of the gigantic Habsburg empire. Read more
- Welcome to one of Vienna's oldest and most gorgeous palaces