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Belvedere Palace
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Belvedere Palace, located in the heart of Vienna, Austria, is a stunning example of Baroque architecture. The palace complex, built in the early 18th century as a summer residence for Prince Eugene of Savoy, is divided into two grand structures: the Upper and Lower Belvedere. These are set amidst beautifully manicured gardens, complete with fountains, sculptures, and a variety of exotic plants, offering a serene escape from the bustling city.
Visitors to the Belvedere Palace can explore the rich history and opulent interiors of the palace, which now houses an impressive collection of Austrian art. One of the highlights is Gustav Klimt’s iconic painting “The Kiss,” displayed in the Upper Belvedere. The Lower Belvedere, on the other hand, is home to temporary exhibitions and the palace stables. The Orangery and the Palace Stables are also worth a visit, as they host contemporary exhibitions.
Plan your visit
Bring comfortable walking shoes to explore the Palace grounds and gardens which span over 130 acres.
Take time to appreciate the Palace’s architecture, which is a combination of baroque and neo-classical styles.
Visit one of the rotating art exhibitions at Belvedere Palace or take in some classical music performances at Konzertsaal (Concert Hall).
Enjoy a tour around Belvedere’s spectacular grand rooms, including the Marble Hall and Sala Terrena.
Don’t forget your camera as there are plenty of stunning vistas to capture around every corner!
