Vienna Flexi Pass
Vienna Flexi Pass
3 to 5 free museums with
the Vienna Flexi Pass
The Vienna Flexi Pass may seem similar to the Vienna Pass, but it actually works quite differently!
Here, you choose the number of attractions included (between 2 and 8), and then have plenty of time to visit them – up to 60 days. Relaxed sightseeing is therefore guaranteed!
Find out exactly how the Flexi Pass works below!
Get the
Vienna Flexi Pass
Vienna Flexi Pass
Prices
Vienna Flexi Pass:
Visit 2 attractions free of charge:
EUR 53 for adults
EUR 31 for children aged 6–18
Visit 3 attractions free of charge:
EUR 71 for adults
EUR 40 for children aged 6–18
Visit 4 attractions free of charge:
EUR 85 for adults
EUR 47 for children aged 6–18
Visit 5 attractions free of charge:
EUR 98 for adults
EUR 53 for children aged 6–18
Possibility to add up to 8 free museums!
Children and young people aged 6 to 18 receive the Junior Vienna FLEXI Pass. The relevant factor is the time of use, not the date of purchase.
Children under 6 accompanied by Vienna FLEXI Pass holders are admitted free of charge.
How does the
Vienna Flexi Pass work?
Information:
With the Flexi Pass, you receive free entry to 2, 3, 4 or up to 8 attractions, depending on which option you choose.
You’ll also benefit from a lot of skip-the-line entries to other museums.
You have up to 60 consecutive calendar days to visit your selected attractions.
You’ll receive a guidebook with all the included sights.
Collection:
If you purchase the pass online, you will still need to collect it in person to receive the stylish card and enjoy that VIP feeling. Alternatively, you can also load it onto your smartphone.
You can collect it at the Vienna Sightseeing & Vienna PASS Service Centre (Opernring 3-5, Top 17-24; Opening hours: Monday – Sunday: 9.00 – 18.00 h).
You’ll need to present your ID and collect the pass on the day of your reservation. When you actually use it is up to you—it will be activated when you enter your first attraction.
Vienna Flexi Pass
Choose from these 70 sights
70 participating museums & attractions: choose 2 to 8!
Here, however, I’ll just present the most important highlights…
- Albertina
- Beethoven Museum Heiligenstadt
- Beethoven Pasqualati House
- Belvedere 21
- Danube Canal boat cruise (value €33)
- Danube Tower
- Ferris Wheel, Vienna
- Foto Arsenal Vienna
- House of History
- House of Music
- Haydn House
- Heidi Horten Collection
- Hop-on hop-off bus (24 hours, value €53)
- Jewish Museum Vienna + Judenplatz Museum
- Imperial Crypt (Capuchin Crypt)
- Imperial Treasury
- Kunst Haus Wien – Museum Hundertwasser
- Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna
-
Leopoldmuseum Wien Leopold Museum
- Madame Tussauds
- Museum of Applied Arts (MAK)
- Mozarthaus Vienna
- mumok – Museum of Modern Art
- Mythos Mozart
- Natural History Museum
- Upper Belvedere
- Porcelain Museum at Augarten
- State Hall of the Austrian National Library
- Schönbrunn Palace
- Schönbrunn Panorama Train
- Schönbrunn Gloriette
- Schubert’s Birthplace
- Sigmund Freud Museum
- Sisi Museum Hofburg
- Spanish Riding School: Morning Exercise
- Klosterneuburg Abbey
- Schönbrunn Zoo (+ Desert House)
- Lower Belvedere
- Vienna State Opera tour (value €15)
Please check the full list of sights on the official Website!
Price Comparison
Is the Vienna Flexi Pass worth it?
Let’s do the maths again:
Example scenario: We buy a Vienna Flexi Pass for 4 attractions (€85). It’s definitely worth choosing the more expensive options.
Standard prices for adults:
Hop-on hop-off bus (72 hours): EUR 55
Schönbrunn Zoo: EUR 29
Kunsthistorisches Museum: EUR 24
Giant Ferris Wheel: EUR 14.50 (not that expensive…) better:
Albertina: EUR 19.90
Total: EUR 127.90
Savings: EUR 42!!!
Let’s run the numbers again without the bus – as at EUR 55, it already makes up a large portion of the total:
Schönbrunn Palace: EUR 28
Schönbrunn Zoo: EUR 29
Kunsthistorisches Museum: EUR 24
Albertina: EUR 19.90
Total: EUR 100.90
Savings: EUR 15.90
It’s a closer call, but you still save money. And you also benefit from priority entry at attractions, which may save you time as well…
Conclusion
It also seems to work out here again. As long as you don’t accidentally pick the cheapest attractions such as the two Beethoven houses (EUR 7 and EUR 5), the Strauss House (EUR 5) and the Haydn House (EUR 5), then it obviously won’t be worth it.
I would also recommend including the hop-on hop-off bus, as this saves you regular public transport or taxi costs, making the pass even more worthwhile.
Another advantage is that you have 60 days to use it. Of course, as a tourist you usually only stay for 3 or 4 days, but it still allows you to be more relaxed about planning your visit, as there’s no ticking clock in the background.
Yours,
Céline
We would do it!
Or the Alternative: the Vienna Pass!
Text and image credits: © Céline Mülich, 2021–2026
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