Hofburg, Immerse in the regal splendor of imperial treasures

One of the most beautiful royal palaces in Europe

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Introduction

Hofburg Palace has been an important residence of the Habsburg dynasty in Austria since the 13th century until the downfall of the monarchy in 1918. The palace has over 2,500 rooms and more than twenty world-class collections, showcasing treasures of the imperial culture and making it one of the finest in Europe. The Silver Collection exhibits the extravagant dining culture of the empire, including exquisite tableware, fine porcelain, and various banquet decorations. The Sisi Museum, named after Empress Elisabeth, showcases authentic artifacts from the empress's quarters as well as replicas of her dresses, offering insights into her life. The Imperial Apartments feature 19 working and living rooms of the renowned Austro-Hungarian royal couple Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth, decorated according to historical records.

Opening hours

September to June: 9:00-17:30, July to August: 9:00-18:00.

Transportation

Take the U3 subway line to Herrengasse station and walk for 3 minutes; take the U1 subway line to Stephansplatz station and walk for 10 minutes; take the U2 subway line to Volkstheater station and walk for 10 minutes; take the tram 1, 2, D or J to Burgring station; take the bus 2A or 3A to Hofburg station.

Phone +43-1-533-7570

Website http://www.hofburg-wien.at