Amenities and Visitor Services at Belvedere

Designated parking for people with disabilities at Upper Belvedere (Prinz Eugen-Straße 27) and Belvedere 21 (Arsenalstraße 1).

Accessible toilets for wheelchair users are provided.

Touchable replicas of artworks and Braille information available.

Upper Belvedere offers tactile replicas of works by Klimt, Schiele, Master I.P., and Messerschmidt. Art Education Department also offers Braille.

All areas are accessible by elevator.

Service dogs must be certified in Austria and listed in the Disability Card to be allowed at all locations.

Guided Tours presented in international sign language and video guides with interpreters (native signers) through the Upper Belvedere.

Ground level access at main entrances for all venues. Lower Belvedere has a ramp. Upper and Lower Belvedere main entrances have two single-leaf, heavy doors (102 cm clearance); Belvedere 21 has automatic double swing doors.

The venue's buildings, shop, and café are wheelchair accessible.

Wheelchairs are readily available at all cloakrooms and the Belvedere 21 ticket office. The pathway through the park connecting the Upper and Lower Belvedere is not barrier-free.

Wheelchairs for visitors with disabilities are readily available at all cloakrooms.

Seating accommodations are available in the exhibition galleries.

The café is accessible for wheelchair users.

The shop is accessible for wheelchair users.

Detailed commentaries about the Belvedere’s architecture, history, and artworks. Complimentary for Kulturpass holders.

Book private guided tours for your group. Specific inclusive tours are also offered (e.g., for people with dementia, visually impaired, or in plain language).

Options available for visitors to explore the museum independently.

Includes Tactile Stations, Video Guides, and Audio descriptions for a self-guided experience.