Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Austrian Alps

Save time and enjoy one of the best panoramas over Salzburg with a return ticket for the Monchsberg mountain elevator. Head for the city-center elevator at your chosen time day or evening, and ascend at speed through the mountain to its scenic terrace. Absorb the bird's-eye views over Salzburg, and then choose to explore the walking trails or the mountainside Museum of Modern Art (own expense) before riding back down.

See the best of Salzburg at a discounted rate with the Salzburg Card. While exploring Mozart's hometown, take advantage of free admission to over 30 attractions and museums, with your choice of a 24-, 48- or 72-hour pass. Soak up additional perks including free public transportation, a complimentary guidebook and map of the city and more.

With more than 4.5 million holdings across the city of Graz and beyond, the Universalmuseum Joanneum highlights history, art, culture, and the natural world, but the vast collection is impossible to explore in a single day. Get 48-hour access to the three main museum sites in the Joanneum Quarter, plus access to many additional museum sites, a self-guided audio tour, and breakfast or lunch in the museum caf e.

Take a ride on Vienna's famous Wiener Riesenrad Giant Ferris Wheel in the Prater Amusement Park without having to wait in line. Your admission tickets can be used at a time of your choosing, so you can enjoy spectacular views of Vienna's UNESCO-listed monuments, Ringstrasse, and Baroque Old Town by day or night.

Admire medieval Salzburg from the water and discover one of the city's top attractions on this 2.5-hour Hellbrunn Palace visit and Old Town river cruise. Hop aboard your sightseeing boat in Salzburg's Old Town and cruise out onto the Salzach River with your guide. Gaze over the city's medieval riverbanks on route to the 17th-century Hellbrunn Palace. Explore the Baroque palace and gardens at your leisure with your audio guide, and discover the water fountains for which the palace is famous. Afterward, transfer back to Salzburg by double-decker bus. 

Soak in sweeping views of Innsbruck from the Bergisel Ski Jump site located a short drive from town. Designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the tower features a restaurant and terrace with panoramic vistas. You can also learn about Olympic history and the world of ski jumping in the gallery during your visit.

Prebook admission to Salzburg's Museum of Natural History and Technology to save time in the city and ensure a visit on the day of your choice. Then, head inside to explore the massive museum independently. Admire the fish and reptiles at the Aquarium and Reptile Zoo; marvel at the universe, human body, and dinosaurs in the themed halls; and enjoy the Science Center's family-friendly interactive displays. Ideal for all ages.

Get access to 12 museums and sites throughout Graz and greater Styria with this pass to the Universalmuseum Joanneum. Choose a 24-hour or 48-hour pass, depending on your schedule and budget, to explore the various exhibitions and programs dedicated to culture, art and science. Visit institutions such as the Folk Life Museum, the Eggenberg Palace and the Styrian Armoury to view the thousands of items in their permanent collections.

Werfen's magical ice cave is one of Salzburg's most loved attractions, and it's also one of the largest ice caves in the world. The huge size of the cave makes it easy to get lost, but you won't have to worry as a guide will accompany you. During your guided tour, you'll see spectacular ice formations, and learn fascinating historical and scientific information about the caves.

Guarantee your entry to Eggenburg Palace and Gardens, a UNESCO-listed landmark in Graz, by booking your entrance ticket in advance. On a 50-minute guided tour, you'll delve into the opulent recesses of the State Rooms, swathed in antique furniture and tapestries, and then spend the rest of your time at leisure. Your ticket includes entry to the Alte Galerie, home to European art from the Middle ages, the Archeology Museum, and the Coin Cabinet. Ideal for families and groups, this tour allows you to choose a start time to suit your schedule.

Prebook your Salzburg Fortress all-inclusive admission ticket to this often sold-out attraction, and guarantee your visit while you're in the area. Along with access to the Prince's Chambers, the funicular, the Magic Theater, and different museums and exhibits, you'll also get to tour the grounds listening to an audio guide tell stories about the fortress' unique history.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Swarovski crystals during a visit to Swarovski Crustal Worlds in Wattens. Make your way through the Chambers of Wonder and discover the Crystal Cloud, a display of over 800,000 hand-mounted crystals. Walk through the Garden of the Giant to view the unique art installations. Kids can run, play and climb in the outdoor playground before sitting down for a snack at the attraction's cafe and restaurant.

The 17th-century Hellbrunn Palace, with its trick fountains, gardens, well-preserved rooms, and folklore museum, lies on Salzburg's outskirts. Prebook your admission in advance to make the most of your time in the city, and visit on your chosen day. Explore the palace - a former residence of Salzburg's archbishops - with an audio guide, visit the museum, and enjoy a guided tour of the fountains, with their water-driven figurines, grottoes, and theater.

Admire beautiful renaissance architecture in one of Innsbruck's top attractions with this Ambras Castle entrance ticket. Head into the hills above Innsbruck and, with your entrance ticket in hand, enter Ambras Castle to begin exploring at your leisure. Marvel at ancient jousting armor from centuries passed in the armory cabinets, and discover curious 16th-century artifacts from Austria's colorful history in the Chamber of Art and Curiosities. Head through the beautiful Spanish Hall - widely considered the most impressive renaissance halls in the world - and see beautiful portraits in the Habsburg Gallery.

Ensure you don't miss out of one of Graz's most-visited institutions by booking you entrance ticket to the Styrian Armoury Museum, the world's largest historic armory, in advance. Browse a 32,000-strong collection of weaponry, tools, and suits of armor, and opt to purchase an audio-guide or guided tour in order to enhance your understanding of the exhibits. Optional guides are only available between March 24th and October 31st.

Guarantee entry to Europe's highest zoo by booking your entry ticket to Alpenzoo Innsbruck in advance. As well as admiring more than 2,000 animals in spacious enclosures, you'll enjoy a round-trip journey on the Hungerburgbahn, a modern funicular that reveals panoramic views of the Alps and Tyrol's capital city. Plus, your all-day package allows you to visit the zoo at a time convenient for you.

Visit the Mozart Residence in Salzburg, and discover the home where Mozart once lived along with original artifacts from his life. With your prebooked entrance ticket, you'll explore the apartment-come-museum at your leisure, admiring Mozart's fortepiano and watching a multimedia show to learn about the composer and his family in Salzburg.

Discover Austria's vibrant art scene in Graz, by going to Kunsthaus Graz Museum. You'll skip long visitor lines, as your entrance ticket is included. Explore the museum in your own time, so you can stop and admire the artwork, rather than rushing through. Enjoy multiple contemporary art exhibitions in this Graz institution. 

It can be overwhelming to research and plan an itinerary to see multiple dispersed attractions in one day. This day trip from Salzburg takes the stress out of planning by having everything organized for you. After a hotel pickup, you'll travel to the Obersalzberg region, and see the Berghof ruins. Explore the Eagle's Nest, Golling Waterfalls, and the Castle of Werfen. You'll have plenty of time to explore independently, and find a spot for lunch too.

Nature fans will love this magical experience. It's the perfect choice for travelers with limited time, as you'll travel from the city center of Innsbruck to the mountain area of Nordkette, in roughly twenty minutes. You'll be able to see a part of one of Austria's largest natural parks, and enjoy incredible views of the city below. There are plenty of stops en route to choose from, including the Alpine Zoo.