Sisi Museum Hofburg Vienna: Small-group Guided Tour with Priority Entrance
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Meeting point
Michaelerplatz 3, 1010, Vienna- Show your smartphone ticket to your guide. The meeting point is in front of Raiffeisen Bank, Michaelerplatz 3, 1010 Vienna. It's a white building with a green-grey marble facade, the inscription "Raiffeisen Bank Wien" in gold, and 4 columns at the entrance
- The guide will have a sign with the name of the tour
- Please arrive 10 minutes before the tour starts. Latecomers won't be admitted and tickets will not be refundable
This 2-hour guided tour of the Hofburg Palace and Gardens includes enthralling facts and legends about the much-adored Empress Elisabeth, affectionately known as "Sisi".
With the convenience of skip-the-line tickets to the Sisi Museum and Imperial Apartments, you'll get in faster to witness the impressive collection of Sisi’s personal belongings. Hear all about her Bavarian childhood, her marriage to Franz Joseph, and their European sojourns. The tour also gives you a peek at private chambers, living rooms, and offices, all adorned with exceptional artwork, lavish furniture, and intricate decorations.
Take a leisurely stroll through the charming Hofburg courtyards and public gardens, Heldenplatz and Burggarten. Look out for the magnificent White Stallions of the Spanish Riding School Vienna, which can often be spotted in action.