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Anonymous
19 Apr 2024
Excellent
The guide was great, she had some stories to tell, she was very funny. The museum was wonderful, everything is original, if you like castles and royal families then it is highly recommended to visit.
Sisi Museum at Hofburg Palace
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Anonymous
02 Apr 2024
Excellent
We had an excellent experience. It was informative and interesting. An amazing place to visit, full of history. Our guide, Alex, was friendly, a great storyteller, and wonderful host. Highly recommend.
We had an excellent experience. It was informative and interesting. An amazing place to visit, full of history. Our guide, Alex, was friendly, a great storyteller, and wonderful host. Highly recommend.
Sisi Museum, Hofburg Palace and Gardens: Skip The Line Ticket and Guided Tour
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Luka,  Serbia Serbia
27 Oct 2023
Excellent
Lovely tour! Mrs. guide is so well-educated and interesting. She showed to us all important sights of Hofburg palace and Sisi museum. My warm recommendation. Luka from Serbia
Sisi Museum, Hofburg Palace and Gardens: Skip The Line Ticket and Guided Tour

About: Sisi Museum

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Discover a treasure trove of royal life inside the Sisi Museum. Housed in the Stephan apartments of the Hofburg palace complex, the museum houses some 300 objects related to the 19th-century Empress's life. Look out for gowns, personal trinkets, and insights into courtly life.

Sisi Museum
Michaelerkuppel, 1010, Vienna
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