At the Imperial Carriage Museum Vienna in Schönbrunn, join the company of such illustrious personalities as Empress Maria Theresa, Napoleon and Emperor Franz Joseph, and journey through their life as illustrated by their state coaches and carriages. The prize exhibit is undoubtedly the baroque Imperial Coach, surrounded by the Habsburgs’ other exquisite carriages, comfortable touring coaches, and quirky children’s carriages. One of the highlights is the »Sisi Trail«, which features not only the Empress’s own carriages but also exceptional cult objects such as her only preserved saddle, her »riding chapel«, and magnificent original dresses.
History & Anthropology Miscellaneous Historic house
1.12. to 14.3. Open daily from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
15.3. to 30.11. Open daily from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
0 – 18 | Free |
Vienna City Card | €13.00 |
Adults | €14.00 |
Disabled | €12.00 |
Seniors | €12.00 |
Students (up to 25) | €12.00 |
Unemployed | €12.00 |
Schloss Schonbrunn, Vienna
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The Imperial Carriage Museum in Vienna offers visitors a glimpse into the opulent transportation of the Habsburg monarchy. Located in the Schönbrunn Palace complex, this museum showcases an impressive collection of historical carriages, sleds, and sedan chairs. Many visitors appreciate the well-preserved vehicles, particularly the ornate golden carousel carriage of Maria Theresa and the black hearse that carried many royal family members to their final resting place. The museum provides informative descriptions in multiple languages, allowing guests to understand the historical context of each exhibit. Some reviewers note that the museum is relatively small and can be thoroughly explored in about an hour, which may disappoint those expecting a more extensive collection. While the carriages are undoubtedly the main attraction, a few visitors mention that the display of royal children's carriages and the section on Empress Sisi's fitness equipment add interesting dimensions to the exhibit. The museum's location within the Schönbrunn complex makes it a convenient addition to a palace visit, though some guests feel the separate entrance fee is a bit steep for the size of the collection. Overall, the Imperial Carriage Museum offers an interesting perspective on royal transportation and court life, appealing to history enthusiasts and those interested in the Habsburg era.
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