Habsburg Splendour – Sisi’s Glamour
Treasury – Imperial Carriages – Court Wardrobe
Discover the fascination of the Habsburgs in two museums. At the Imperial Treasury and the Imperial Carriage Museum, you can experience the splendour of the empire in all its facets.
A must for all Sisi fans: These two museums are not to be missed. In the Imperial Treasury and the Carriage Museum, you can explore both the ceremonial and personal belongings of the Empress of Austria. With the „Kaiserin Elisabeth“ ticket, you can enjoy your visit at a special discounted rate.
Imperial Treasury at the Hofburg
Located in the historic heart of the Hofburg, the Imperial Treasury is a place where imperial power and history remain visible to this day. Discover unique crowns, regalia, and artworks that have symbolized the might and magnificence of the Habsburgs since the Middle Ages. At the center are the over 1,000-year-old Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire, the Austrian Imperial Crown of Rudolf II, and other spectacular insignia. A special highlight awaits you: the only publicly accessible jewelry pieces of Empress Elisabeth (Sisi) – a must-see for anyone wishing to immerse themselves in the history of the monarchy.
Guided Tours in the Imperial Treasury
Guided Tours in English
Every Saturday in July and August
Starting at 3 p.m.
Guided Tours in German
Every Saturday in July and August
Starting at 2 p.m.
Kaiserliche Wagenburg in Schönbrunn
At the Imperial Carriage Museum in the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, you can experience Empress Sisi more closely than anywhere else. Discover fascinating original objects from her life: the famous court dress with the “Viennese wasp waist”, her personal riding saddle, and the splendid wedding carriage. One particularly emotional exhibit is the mysterious “Mystery Dress” – a gown from the young Empress’s personal bridal trousseau.
Guided Tours in the Imperial Carriage Museum
Highlights of the Imperial Carriage Museum and Sisi Trail (in German)
Every Saturday
Starting at 3.30 p.m.
Family Tours at the Carriage Museum (in German)
Saturdays, 12 & 26 July and 9 & 23 August
Each starting at 2.00 p.m.