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Skip-the-lineSkip-the-Line Entry Ticket
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ComboKunsthistorisches and Leopold Museum Combo Ticket
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Skip-the-lineSkip-the-line Leopold Museum Vienna, Gustav Klimt Tour
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per ticket€208
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Visitor under 19
It is the official youth ticket and the lowest listed price at €2.50.
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It provides skip-the-line entry to Leopold Museum for €19.
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The product includes a Gustav Klimt tour alongside skip-the-line entry.
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Lowest listed price for an eligible visitor under 19Official site — Youth (under 19)Standard museum admission with the shortest, simplest bookingGetYourGuide — Vienna: Leopold Museum Skip-the-Line Entry TicketThe official youth option does not apply and you need an available partner ticketGetYourGuide — Vienna: Leopold Museum Skip-the-Line Entry TicketYou want more artistic context around Gustav KlimtGetYourGuide — Skip-the-line Leopold Museum Vienna, Gustav Klimt TourYou want to visit two major Vienna museums with one bookingGetYourGuide — Vienna: Kunsthistorisches and Leopold Museum Combo TicketYou are visiting with children or teenagers under 19Official site — Youth (under 19)
Good to know
Practical notes before your visit.
TimingFor planning, Leopold Museum is open daily except Tuesday, from 10 am to 6 pm, including public holidays. Opening hours may change, so check the official page before travelling; weekdays and earlier in the day may be preferable if you want a calmer visit, but no crowd level is guaranteed.
EntranceEnter the MuseumsQuartier via the entrance near Volkstheater, then follow signs to the Leopold Museum main entrance at Museumsplatz 1. Word-map: Volkstheater-side MuseumsQuartier entrance → Leopold Museum main entrance; wheelchair route → east-side lift at the back of the building, with a step-free main door and bell. Online or skip-the-line entry can reduce ticket-line waiting, but it does not remove designated entrance or security controls. Bags and backpacks above the permitted size must go to the cloakroom or a locker, and liquids are not permitted inside.
PriceThe official benchmark shown is €2.50 for the "Youth (under 19)" ticket. Partner options are listed at €19, €37, and €208, but they represent different products, including a combo ticket and a Gustav Klimt tour; check the final checkout total, ticket category, and inclusions before buying.
DiscountsChildren under 7 enter free, while visitors under 19 use the youth ticket; visitors under 26, over 65, with disabilities, or unemployed may qualify for reduced admission. Bring the relevant ID or proof of eligibility, as reduced or free admission requires documentation. Children up to age 14 may only visit when accompanied by an adult. Online tickets are valid for the selected day, but the museum’s published ticket guidance does not establish a separate timed-ticket reservation requirement for free visitors.
Planning your visit
Leopold Museum, sometimes described as Museum Leopold, is a MuseumsQuartier highlight for Austrian Modernism. The Leopold Collection was assembled by Rudolf Leopold and includes more than 220 works by Egon Schiele, including Self-Portrait with Chinese Lantern Plant, alongside Gustav Klimt’s Death and Life, paintings by Richard Gerstl and Oskar Kokoschka, and design from the Wiener Werkstätte. The museum’s Vienna Secession displays connect painting with the wider artistic culture of Vienna around 1900.
Allow time for the permanent collection as well as any temporary exhibitions. Schiele’s works are a major reason to visit, while the Vienna 1900 presentation adds context through furniture, decorative arts and works linked to the Wiener Werkstätte. An audio guide can help with a self-guided visit, while a guided tour suits visitors who want more explanation than an admission ticket normally provides; a skip-the-line ticket concerns entry access rather than the depth of the visit.
The museum is at Museumsplatz 1 in Vienna. Take the Volkstheater U-Bahn on the U3 metro line or use U2 Museumsquartier; both stations have elevators. The official opening hours are 10 am to 6 pm daily except Tuesday, when the museum is closed. Wheelchair accessibility is supported by a step-free main entrance, lifts, accessible toilets and free wheelchairs available from the cloakroom.
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Concrete caveats: security, bags, cancellation, time slots.
- Skip-the-line access does not remove the need to follow Leopold Museum security procedures, so admission may still involve security checks.
- Bags, backpacks and outerwear above the permitted size must be left in the cloakroom or a locker; factor in the time needed to store and collect them.
- The Youth (under 19) price requires eligibility verification, so bring valid proof of age to avoid being charged an unsuitable fare.
- Partner rows are marked as limited; check the selected date and final availability at checkout before relying on a partner option.
- The combo ticket includes both the Kunsthistorisches Museum and Leopold Museum, so it is poor value if you only intend to visit Leopold Museum.
- The supplied offers do not state cancellation or refund conditions; confirm the final checkout terms before paying, especially for the higher-priced guided option.
Frequently asked questions
The things people ask most.
Can I use a mobile ticket at Leopold Museum, and does it reserve a time slot?
Online tickets are valid for admission on the selected day, but the supplied ticket options do not state a specific entry time or mobile-ticket scanning procedure. Keep the ticket accessible on your phone and confirm any time-slot instruction shown at checkout.
Can I cancel or get a refund for a Leopold Museum ticket?
Cancellation and refund terms are not stated for these ticket options. Check the final checkout conditions before paying, especially for partner-sold tickets, because you should not assume that every option is refundable.
Is it better to buy from the official site or a partner?
The official option shown is a Youth (under 19) ticket at 2.5 EUR. Partner options include a 19 EUR skip-the-line entry ticket, a 208 EUR skip-the-line Gustav Klimt tour, and a 37 EUR combination ticket, so partners are mainly relevant when you want a bundled experience or guided context rather than the lowest youth price.
What bags can I bring into Leopold Museum?
Outerwear, umbrellas, walking sticks, and bags or backpacks above the size shown at the entrance must be left in the cloakroom or a locker. Larger suitcases may be accepted only if capacity allows, and liquids and hazardous items are prohibited.
Does skip-the-line entry bypass security at Leopold Museum?
Do not assume that skip-the-line entry bypasses security or bag-control requirements. Visitors must use designated entrances, and security staff enforce the museum’s visitor policies, including restrictions on prohibited items.
What happens if I arrive late for my Leopold Museum ticket?
The supplied ticket options do not state a late-arrival policy. If your confirmation includes a time slot, contact the relevant seller before travelling and do not assume that late entry or a change of time is guaranteed.
Who can enter Leopold Museum free or at a reduced price?
Children under 7 are listed as free, while visitors under 19 are listed at the youth rate of 2.5 EUR; reduced admission also applies to groups such as visitors under 26, visitors aged 65 or over, people with disabilities, and unemployed visitors. Bring the relevant ID, because reduced tickets require proof at ticket control.
Is there a bottleneck inside Leopold Museum that affects the visit?
The main practical bottleneck is the cloakroom when bags or larger items must be deposited, since acceptance can be refused if it is overcrowded. Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge from the cloakroom, and most of Leopold Museum is barrier-free.
Can I leave Leopold Museum and re-enter on the same ticket?
The museum’s visitor policies state that admission tickets allow one-time entry and become invalid when you leave the premises. Plan to finish your visit before exiting, unless the museum or ticket seller confirms a different arrangement for your specific product.
