Schönbrunn Palace Park
Sports Recreation
4.8 (52997 reviews)
Former summer residence of the royal family with vast gardens & tours, now a UNESCO site.
Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Wien, Austria
+43 664 5268048
Did You Know?
Imperial Heritage
Schönbrunn Palace boasts over 500 years of imperial history, showcasing the grandeur and legacy of the Habsburg dynasty.
World Heritage Site
Recognized for its historical significance and architectural beauty, Schönbrunn Palace and its gardens were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996.
Baroque Orangery
The palace features the world's longest Baroque orangery, a testament to the Habsburg's love for horticulture and their desire to showcase exotic plants.
Famous Resident
Empress Elisabeth, known as Sisi, was one of the most famous residents of Schönbrunn Palace. Her tragic life and captivating personality continue to fascinate visitors.
Highlights from Reviews
• vast and scenic park
The park offers vast green spaces, gardens, fountains and pathways, providing a peaceful escape.
• free park entry
Entry to the extensive park grounds is free, allowing visitors to explore the gardens and enjoy the scenery without charge.
• stunning architecture
The palace's architecture is stunning, and the gardens are gorgeous, offering a scenic stroll and soaking up imperial vibes.
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