Tagesticket für Stift Klosterneuburg

Drift Klosterneuburg is an abbey located in the Lower Austria Region. We could visit the treasure halls and after we did a guided visit in the abbey. The monastery was founded in the 12th Century, but in the 17th Century it was rebuilt in the Baroque style, you can see now and inspired in Escorial building in Spain. The visit was very interesting and we could learn about the history of the monastery and see some halls. Really, some of the rooms are very beautiful.

+14

We had a great day out here, spending around five hours at Stift Klosterneuburg. To get there it took around 15/20 minutes on the 400 bus from the end of the U4 line but it was so quiet and peaceful- we left all the tourists behind in Vienna! We arrived in time for the 10am guided tour, which was predominantly in English as 4/5 of us were foreigners. That lasted an hour and then we joined the first part of the next tour, which visited the Imperial Apartments. This group was much bigger and so the tour was in German with audio guide highlights for us. That worked well. Then we had an hour’s break (time for a coffee at the nearby bakery) before joint the wine cellar tour (again in German but audio guides for English speakers) plus wine tasting at the end. Finally we visited the Treasury and the exhibition. A very enjoyable visit for only €18 (the combined ticket)!

The place is fantastic. So much history, BUT make sure to take the tours. We took the Winecellar tour and the general tour and in between we had lunch in the restaurant.

The short ride out of Vienna was well worth it to visit Klosterneuburg Abbey. We did a tour of the abbey in the morning which I highly recommend since you won’t have access to all of the rooms if you tour it on your own. And then in the afternoon, we toured the wine cellar which was a very cool experience! They’ve been making wine there for 900 years and it was awesome to see the old cellars.

On this day (Leopold holiday) there was no day ticket which I bought!!!!! Lt. Info Klosterneuburg so I would have to buy other tickets which cost only half Complaint to TripAdvisor was not possible until now.

Very large monumental complex, open only with Guide. We must therefore pay attention to the timetable. Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque. Our Guide was very kind.

Breathtakingly beautiful monastery with a special history. The tour of the living quarters was informative. The treasury interesting. The wine cellar totally worth it. We had arrived early by train from Vienna. By buying a day ticket you can really entertain a day. Even if you don't like museums. The wine cellar tour ends with a tasting and that is a beautiful end to the day.

+3

Interesting religious establishment, huge Barok makeover of much older Romanesque foundation, with imperial history. Main problem is the highlights were only accessible via guided tours, like the museum and the stunning 12th C altarpiece. Not acceptable, cannot adequately view them in only minutes before being shuffled on.

Klosterneuberg Abbey is a fascinating day trip. Ingrid our guide was so informative and enthusiastic. She made the visit very memorable. Can highly recommend a visit.

+3

A project of Emperor Karl VI inspired by the Escorial that was not fully realized. Another of the few places that respect the EU agreements on disabled access and that let you take pictures. German/English tours with free Spanish audio guide. Baroque rooms of the Emperor, museums, cloister, splendid altar of enamels and remains of ancient stained glass windows. Gran Iglesia. Impressive the unfinished room of the Atlanteans. Worth a visit.