Klosterneuburg Monastery: Fast Track
See the Verdun Altar and explore 900 years of Viennese history at this retreat
Tickets for Klosterneuburg Abbey: Grand Guided Tour in German
Do a grand tour of the Klosterneuburg Abbey with a German-speaking guide
Provider:Stift Klosterneuburg
Registered address: Stiftsplatz 1, 3400, Klosterneuburg, AT
Contact details
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Duration:
1h 30mins
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Live guide:
German
Audio guide:
Chinese, Czech, Dutch, English, French, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish
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Smartphone tickets accepted
Duration:
1h 30mins
Audio guide:
Chinese, Czech, Dutch, English, French, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish
Skip the line
Instant ticket delivery
Live guide:
German
Smartphone tickets accepted
What's included
Admission to Klosterneuburg Abbey (Grand Tour)
German-speaking guided tour
Audio guide with up to 14 additional languages
Access to annual exhibitions and the Abbey Museum
Access to the Treasure Chamber
Access to the abbey church, cloister, Verdun Altar, Imperial Rooms & Marble Hall
Four hours of free parking
What's not included
Access to the wine cellar (additional cost)
Access to abbey gardens
Access to the vineyards
Important information
The Klosterneuburg Abbey Grand Tour will be conducted in German including an optional audio guide with 14 additional languages
- View the Verdun Altar above St. Leopold's tomb, one of the most precious pieces of medieval artwork in the world
- Enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding 13th-century vineyards from the vantage point of Abbey Church
- Learn about the many stories embedded in Vienna's rich history with the expertise of a knowledgable German-speaking guide
With a licensed, German-speaking expert as your guide (accompanied by a multilingual headset), dive into 900 years of medieval history with a "grand" guided visit to the Klosterneuburg Abbey – including some areas not accessible with a general admission ticket.
This sprawling complex reveals centuries of Vienna's history where your guided visit will give you fascinating insights into this spectacular structure and its renowned inhabitants.
See the famous Verdun Altar, one of the most precious pieces of Middle Ages art that graces the tomb of St. Leopold. Gaze at the sacred crown of Austria, adorned with gold and precious stones – the showpiece of the Treasury Chambers.
Your grand guided tour concludes in the Abbey Church, which is particularly impressive due to its baroque décor, and once served as the imperial oratory of Charles VI.
- Simply show your smartphone voucher at the entrance
How to get there by public transportation:
- Train station Klosterneuburg Kierling Bahnhof: 10-min walk to the redemption point. Train lines R40 & S40
- Cancellation is possible up until your selected timeslot.
- Rescheduling is possible anytime before your visit.
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