Amazing, that it is possible to visit those rooms. But, compared to Versaille, taking pictures are forbidden. (I managed a few). Often the corridors are overfilled, and they allow anyone to go in with their backpacks, which makes people more sweating and leaves less place to go arround each other. Definitely not enough air and too high temperature, which makes the visiting hard for many on those crowded small corridors. Real important value, and the visitor management could be improved a little bit.

Amazing museum. I did not think Inwpuld be interested in the silverware collection but by the end of that section I was totally in awe. The Imperial Apartments are equally as stunning. Must visit!!

It depends on what you are looking for in the museums. Generally I don’t care about royal members’ belongings. There are many plates and silverware, etc. in the first floor. No one told us we can skip that part. It seems like they generally don’t like to respond in English! The architecture was interesting. There were two beautiful dresses and portraits in the palace. Taking pictures was not allowed which I don’t understand why. Anyhow, a fine experience but not my favorite!

I think this is an overpriced and overrated place. It's too hot here, not possible to leave jacket in cloakroom, no places to seat, too many tourists, too narrow corridors. And also it is a pretty short museum for the big price. So, I would probably not suggest to go here, only if you're a big fan of Sissi and imperial tableware.

Visited the Sisi museum/State apartments. You enter through the Sisi Museum. To be honest, she sounds like she was a horrible person. She hated her husband (who adored her), her son (who later committed suicide), and constantly pitied herself (she was the Empress of Austria). She enjoyed spending time away from her family, exercising and getting infusions of IV cocaine (not kidding). The Sisi museum itself was incredibly hot and crowded. The State apartments were fine, fairly standard issue Royal palaces of the period. In retrospect, I wish I had spent this time in the Kunsthistoriches, which needed almost an entire day to see properly.

My experience at Sisi Museum A huge museum in the Vienna city center. A lot of nearby activities as well. Though I should warn you, there isn’t any nearby parking, so I’d recommend either taking an uber or going by foot. In my experience there wasn’t any major wait. Now let’s talk about the tour itself.The staff gives you some kind of device for you to listen to the backstory of the pictures/statues/items of that theme. Which you could listen to in multiple languages. Personally I wouldn’t really recommend the beginning of the ”tour“, where they showcased the story of sisi. Not because of the tour itself, but because of the organisation. There was a small ”alleyway“ filled with items. It was dark and crouded with people. You could quickly get dizzy in this environment. A quick exit was not in sight and you had to squeeze to even get to the next theme. I really enjoyed the second part. The house of the royals itself. First of all it was less crouded and seating was available. The narrator explained everything perfectly and left no crumbs. Let’s move on to the prices. Sisi Museum offers reasonable prices based on the whole tour itself. So for adults it costs 16€ and for children 11€. The children ticket is for children 18 or below. Then there is a student ticket for students who are in college. A extra tour costs extra. So overall I really enjoyed my experience here. It’s definitely one of the museums here in Vienna. I’m quite satisfied. Highly recommended.

Museum of Sisi is one of the most beutifull historic place in Wiena. Is the part of big complex of Hofburgh. My girlfriend wanted to see this museum for a long time. We expected the museum to be a bit more extensive. Here you can see a piece of history of how the monarchs came here, what they did here, how they lived here, how they received visitors and how they coexisted with others and their servants. You will also find here the hidden parts of Sisi's mental side, her experiences, her poems and her letters that she wrote and which will capture the hearts of readers. And finally, here you will also find how she died. It was a bit of a shame that they didn't allow us to take photos and thus take the main thing as a souvenir. The extra wanted to capture mainly dresses, jewelry, cosmetics and also furniture in the photos. And at the end of the story, there is a shop where you can buy souvenirs in the name and colors of Sisi, such as t-shirts, socks, pens, cosmetics, wallets, jewelry, sweets and the like :)

👑 You have to visit Sisi Museum if you are in Vienna! Based on Elizabeth's personal belongings, visitors to the Museum of Empress Sisi can see the life of this beautiful and often misunderstood queen: among the more than 300 exhibits are the original parts of the wardrobe, a miniature secretary with envelopes

It was a very interesting visit, a very appealing place. Everything is very well organized and you don't have to wait long. I really enjoyed it and I highly recommend your visit to everyone.

Limited visitors allowed inside the Palace. A lot of people visit the day. Admission is priority for advance purchased then to walk in visitors. And so we skip the queue to enter the Palace. Amazing Palace and history to learn from. Will visit it again for more learning from great empire Palace.

Great museum for an amazing and free-spirited Empress! One of the must see places in Vienna. Will need at least a couple of hours to go through the various chambers that contain amazing exhibits, including numerous personal items and objects of Elisabeth. We did the audio guide version, which was quite adequate.

If you are in Wien, you have to visit the Sisi Museum to know more about the life of Elisabeth. There are numerous personal objects, dresses, and portraits of the empress. Better to buy the tickets online in advance to avoid waiting outside.

It was very fun but i was expecting more from the exhibition, also the story of sisi was prety briefly talked about, it was rather "hey look at that piece, it's nice... Also sisi was there... A bit" also only 4 historical dresses were shown, which was a bit disappointing to be honest, but it was still cool to see. Also since no pictures where allowed, here's some of my drawings in the exhibition.

They have a very interesting subject matter here, which is Sisi, but I think there’s a lot of improvements to be done in the museum. The passageways of the museum is quite narrow, which makes the museum overcrowded, hot and stuffy. They should limit the number of visitors to this place so that everyone can enjoy the exhibitions better. Staff presence was also very confusing. There’s no one at the barrier of the entrance, and you just don’t know what to do and where to go to start the tour. The signage for the audio guide was also not very well placed. You miss a lot of audio explanations, especially during the beginning because the museum is just so crowded and in some rooms, you can’t really see where the signs are. I learnt more about Sisi better through Google. The museum didn’t provide anything new or interesting about her, especially considering they own many of her personal belongings.

Unbelievably beautiful palace and histroy!!! No photos allowed, not even without flash! There were several folks snapping photos as we walked through and they were asked to stop. Please observe that if you go!

The part of the museum I wanted to see (plates, candelabras) was closed for renovation (next 2 years). This wasn’t mentioned on the website ~ which is wrong. Soooooo many people herding from one room to another ( tour time 4 pm). You start by going through narrow, small, dark rooms learning about Sisi and then onto some of the actual rooms. I don’t understand the obsession with Sisi? Maybe if this was my first and only visit to a museum, I’d say wow. But this was my fifth museum… and for me, it pales in comparison. Visit Belvedere and Schonbrunn Palace instead. Unless, you’re one of those people obsessed with Sisi. If the portion of the museum I wanted to visit was open maybe my review would have been better, but as mentioned, that wasn’t advertised, and for that reason I give this museum a 3.

(Translated by Google) It was very interesting to see how it all developed over the ages! The splendor that dishes, like everything else, have survived to this day. If you plan the guided tour including the SISSI tour, you should be prepared for the fact that the two together were really long, which is difficult with children. Parents are more likely to scurry down below. Both together cost us 15 euros, which is okay in terms of price. Please don't forget your own headphones! (Original) Es war sehr interessant zu sehen, wie sich das alles über die Epochen entwickelt hat! Der Prunk, dass Geschirr, wie alles bis heute überdauert hat. Sollte man die Führung inkl. SISSI Tour planen, sollte man sich darauf einstellen, das beides zusammen dann doch verdammt lang war, was wiederum mit Kindern dann schwierig ist. Eltern sind unten eher durch gehuscht. Beides zusammen hat uns 15 Euro gekostet, das ist vom Preis her in Ordnung. Bitte nicht die eigenen Kopfhörer vergessen!

(Translated by Google) Interesting, nicely done in film kitsch (Original) Interessant, schön gemacht in Filmkitsch

Truly interesting!! I advance to visit it!!

A nice museum where you can get an audio-tour about the life of Sisi. There were a lot of nice exhibitions, like jewels, dresses etc, It was kinda busy during Covid-19 though.

The museum is beautiful, organized, and accommodating. It has beautiful historical prices such as the empress dresses. And the tour is provided in multiple languages including German, French, and English. It is also relatively cheap the entrance fee is 16€. Just be careful because you are not allowed to take pictures in some places which were a little disappointing. Overall I highly recommend going if you ever were in Vienna.

Combined exhibition 1. Imperial Tableware collection 2. Sisi Museum 3. Imperial apartments High quality exhibition that tells the story of Elizabeth (Sisi) and her husband Franz Joseph. We enjoyed learning about her life story from birth to assassination and a little about Franz Joseph. Took us about 3 hours to complete. Sadly, photos not allowed in the Sisi exhibit and imperial apartments. High quality, free audioguides provided as part of the ticket. Lockers available for a fee.

Very beautiful I recently had the opportunity to visit the Sisi Museum in Vienna, and it was an absolutely captivating experience. From the moment I stepped inside, I was immersed in the intriguing world of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, fondly known as Sisi. The museum showcases an impressive collection of personal artifacts, clothing, and portraits, providing an intimate glimpse into the life of this enigmatic historical figure. The attention to detail and the preservation of these treasures are truly commendable, making the visit feel like a journey back in time.

After many years, when my wife and I did not go to many museums because of the children in Vienna, this year has come. The museum is a must see. Many of her personal items and clothes are on display.

Exploring the Sisi Museum in Vienna offers a captivating glimpse into the life of Empress Elisabeth. The museum beautifully showcases her life through personal artifacts, stunning dresses, and insightful exhibits. Unfortunately, I couldn't take any pictures, but it's a must-see for history buffs and those intrigued by the intriguing life of Empress Sisi.

Since 2004 the Sisi Museum has been housed in the Stephan apartments, so named after Archduke Stephan Viktor. Here numerous personal items that once belonged to Elisabeth are used to help illustrate the true personality of the frequently misunderstood Empress. The sensitively designed exhibits, created by renowned set designer Prof. Rolf Langenfass, are inspired by the monarch's poetry. Please ensure you secure your admission time in advance by purchasing your ticket online. Admission can only be guaranteed with a purchased online ticket for a designated time slot.

It was interesting to see and get to know more about Sisi’s life and imperial apartments. Hopefully the day we visited it the museum was not very crowded and it was pretty easy to move around. I can’t give 5 stars as there are no cloakrooms, which makes your visit unpleasant if you have a heavy bag..

Very large and beautiful collection. Interesting audio guide with very well explaining.

If you love china, crystal and silver.. this is the place to go , loads of beautiful crockery

Really rich and amazing collection. Famous napkin folding is at the display here

Very nice place to visit tourists,families and school's

In order to view the state apartments you have to go through this museum. Most of it is China plates and silverware, which is ok, some amazing pieces, but there is a lot to get through!

Life of Elisabeth was melancholic and the clothes itself represents that. But even then her being rebellious is highly appreciated.

A nice and interesting place to visit. But way too much for me. You'd have to have an interest in those specific kind of historical pieces to warrant such a long viewing and learning of it. And you are not allowed to take any pictures

Brilliant and well worth the €15. Though my own stupidity I should have picked up and audio guide. The first section takes you through what can only be described as the dishes and cutlery of the Emporer/Empress, which sounds boring but was fascinating the intricate and elaborate designs and the sheer volume and expense. You are also offered the chance to short cut some of it if it's not your thing. The second part is where an Audio Guide would have been helpful it takes you through the life of Empress Elisabeth "Sissi" and though some of the amazing Palace. There was various signs in German and English but I think the audio guide took you through more detail than was contained in the signs. Well worth a visit and it's in the center of Vienna easy for Public transport and plenty of other things to see round about.

Cool place. Mostly utensil and plates. A tad expansive for what you get in my opinion

Plan on at least an hour if you want to take in the Sisi Museum and apartments...and that is moving pretty quickly.

Entäuscht mehr Porzellan wenig von Sissi

In realtà non ci sono stato ma sembra carino

(Translated by Google) A fantastic journey in history (Original) Un fantastico viaggio nella storia

Interesting. If you follow the complete audio guide tour it might get a bit tedious. But you can follow your own pace.

I found this collection to not be very interesting, would not recommend

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It is amazing to see how they lived back in the day. To see the cutlery and table decorations that they used. Its abaolutely astonishing. No photos allowed past the silverware collection (logically) so here is a small view of what to expect in the silverware collection!

Visita alla immensa collezione di stoviglie della dinastia Asburgo. L'audioguida fornita con il biglietto suggerisce due tipi di visita, una breve (20 min) e una più approfondita (45 min). Noi abbiamo preferito la visita breve non essendo dei patiti dell'argomento. Pezzi interessanti e qualche chicca su artisti italiani, ben rappresentati anche in questo settore.

Silberkammer: sehr gut präsentiert und im Detail sehenswertes. Kaiserappartments historisch interessant. Sisi-Museum: zur Grottenbahn verkitscht und pietätlos. Ausgestellte Objekte oft nur Repliken - abzulehnen!!!

(Translated by Google) For those who just want to find out a little, the package of the rooms and table services also provides information on Sissi's life. (Original) Para los que solo quieren informarse un poco alcanza el paquete de las habitaciones y los servicios de mesa también informa de la vida de Sissi.

(Translated by Google) To be seen. Beautiful collection of Sissi and Franz. To be seen. Booking tickets on the Internet is better. Beautiful Vienna. I recommend traveling by bike with a chain always ready to secure the bike (s). You get around the city easily and quickly. A truly super city. (Original) Da vedere. Bellissima collezione di Sissi e Franz. Da vedere. Prenotare biglietti in Internet è meglio. Bellissima Vienna. Consiglio di viaggiare in bici con catena sempre pronta per mettere in sicurezza la o le bici. Ci si sposta in città facilmente e rapidamente. Un città veramente super.

(Translated by Google) Fantastically beautiful (Original) Traumhaft schön

(Translated by Google) Rich, sumptuous palace finely decorated as one would expect from the imperial palace of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The collection of crockery, cutlery and glasses that you can find inside is impressive ... The audio guide is very useful (and cheaper than the guided tour). Also very interesting, the story / myth of Princess Elizabeth (Sissi) I highly recommend. (Original) Palazzo ricco, sontuoso finemente decorato come ci si aspetterebbe dal palazzo imperiale dell'impero austroungarico. Impressionante la collezione di stoviglie posateria e bicchieri che potrete trovare all'interno... Utilissima ( e più economica del tour guidato) l'audio guida. Interessantissima in oltre, la storia/mito della principessa Elisabetta (Sissi) Consiglio vivamente.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent exhibitions and very informative. (Original) Prunkvolle Ausstellungen und sehr informativ.

Alles sehr schön gezeigt, erklärt mit Guide in verschiedenen Sprachen. Unsere Zwillinge ( 8 Jahre ) waren sehr begeistert. Sie kennen allerdings auch die Sissi Filme. ??

In der Hauptsaison übervölkert. Für Sissifans aber sicher ein Highlight

(Translated by Google) The highlight of the museum is probably Sissi's exhibition part. You get to know the former empress from a completely different angle. Indeed, a valuable educational journey in fast motion. Unfortunately, very often, very poorly lit information texts. The audio guide does not compensate for this. The Kaiserapparatments are also worth seeing. It is not entirely clear to me who the exhibition of kitchen utensils and dishes appeals to, but throwing them away would be a shame ? (Original) Das Highlight des Museums ist wohl der Ausstellungsteil von Sissi. Man lernt die ehemalige Kaiserin von einer ganz anderen Seite kennen. Tatsächlich eine wertvolle Bildungsreise im Zeitraffer. Leider sehr oft, sehr schlecht beleuchtete Informationstexte. Der Audioguide gleicht dies nicht aus. Die Kaiserapparatments sind ebenfalls sehenswert. Wen die Ausstellung von Küchenutensilien und Geschirr anspricht, ist mir nicht ganz klar, aber wegschmeißen wäre wohl etwas zu schade ?

(Translated by Google) Absolutely impressive, I actually only went to the "Sisi Museum" to do my wife a favor. But I was thrilled myself. I also really liked the tableware collection beforehand. (Original) Absolut beeindruckend, ich bin eigentlich nur mit in das "Sisi Museum " gegangen, um meiner Frau einen Gefallen zu tun. Ich war aber selbst begeistert. Auch die Geschirrsammlung vorab hat mir sehr gefallen.

(Translated by Google) A nice excursion destination for families and very interesting. (Original) Für Familien ein schöner Ausflugsort und sehr interessant.

(Translated by Google) Maybe 2 stars will surprise you, but let's be honest - how many plates and cutlery you can watch. A few vases deserve more attention, maybe a ray-shaped napkin ;-) but besides that, there is nothing particularly interesting there. The longer route takes 40 minutes, the shorter (excluding some display cases) 20 minutes. And when you go through this glass labyrinth, you enter the 2nd floor of the Sisi museum and apartments - it's definitely worth it. (Original) Może 2 gwiazdki zdziwią, ale bądźmy szczerzy - ileż można oglądać talerze i sztućce. Kilka waz zasługuje na większą uwagę, no może jeszcze serwetka w kształcie płaszczki ;-) ale tak poza tym, nie ma tam nic szczególnie ciekawego. Dłuższa trasa trwa 40 min, krótsza (z pomijaniem niektórych gablot) 20 min. A jak już przejdziesz ten szklany labirynt to wchodzisz na 2 piętro do muzeum Sisi i apartamentów - to już zdecydowanie warto.

(Translated by Google) Very nice, big and spacious, but unfortunately you can't take photos! (Original) Sehr schön, groß und weitläufig, aber leider darf man keine Fotos machen!

(Translated by Google) Gold only (gilded silver). The pomp itself. (Original) Samé zlato (pozlacené stříbro). Okázalost sama.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting and informative. Highly recommended! (Original) Sehr interessant und informativ. Äußerst empfehlenswert!

All about Sissi my favorite museum in town !

(Translated by Google) Is not bad, but unfriendly to Austrian guests, not allowed to take pictures only foreign tourists, have seen it on the Internet. (Original) Ist nicht schlecht,aber Unfreundlich zu Österreichische Gäste,dürfen nicht Fotografieren nur Ausländische Touristen schon,habe es im Internet gesehen.

(Translated by Google) Well ??? great from the outside ihnen (Original) Naja ???von außen toll von ihnen ??

(Translated by Google) Nice museum (Original) Nettes Museum

Unmissable. Simply.

(Translated by Google) Silver / and porcelain exhibition very nice. Sissi and rooms at the Hofburg a little indifferent. The same was seen at Schoenbrunn. (Original) Sølv/ og porcelænsudstilling meget flot. Sissi og værelser på Hofburg lidt ligegyldigt. Det samme blev set på Schoenbrunn.

(Translated by Google) A must ... very worth seeing and informative. Please allow enough time. Who loves table decorations ... should be here. (Original) Ein Muss ...sehr sehenswert und informativ. Bitte genügend Zeit einplanen. Wer Tischschmuck liebt...sollte hier sein.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately hardly any photos possible :( (Original) Leider kaum Fotos möglich :(

(Translated by Google) Well (Original) Gut

(Translated by Google) If you love tableware come here (Original) Si vous adore l'art de la table venez la

Amazing!

(Translated by Google) Before you get to the Sissi exhibition, you first have to fight your way through the silver chambers. Not so exciting, the Sissi Museum is a little thin on exhibition. (Original) Bis man in die Austellung für Sissi ankommt,muss man sich erst einmal durch die Silberkammern kämpfen. Nicht so spannend,das Sissimuseum ist ein wenig mager an Ausstellung.

(Translated by Google) A lot of interesting history (Original) Sehr viel intressante Geschichte

(Translated by Google) Fantastic. A must when you are in Vienna (Original) Traumhaft. Ein Muss wenn man in Wien ist

(Translated by Google) My girls wanted to visit that. They thought it was nice. My back has made itself felt on me. But one point more done. Should have done well as a tourist. (Original) Meine Mädels wollten das gerne besuchen. Sie fanden es schön. Mein Rücken hat sich bei mir bemerkbar gemacht. Aber einen Punkt mehr erledigt. Sollte man als Touri wohl gemacht haben.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting!! (Original) Sehr interessant!!

(Translated by Google) Have a look at the great exhibition (Original) Tolle Ausstellung unbedingt anschauen

If this is the type of exhibit you’re interested in, then you will love this. The audio guide (included with your ticket) is incredibly detailed about both the designs on the collection as well as the history behind many of the pieces. The entire audio tour for this section is 40 minutes but they also have suggestions for an abbreviated 20 minute tour.

This is a nice place and I enjoy it as I do not think I have seen such an abundance of tableware in one place never. It is a good way of seeing how things evolved over time and I would even go further an say that if you correlate this with the other collections (like the furniture one) you will have a pretty good overall picture of how those times were. Nevertheless, here as well as for the furniture collection, you need to have some patience as you might get bored watching spoons and forks for so many minutes.

The Palace is beautiful but it was slightly too crowded for my tastes.

So the silver portion is 40 minutes if you listen to every audio stop. I couldn't bear to do that because they were so long winded. Upstairs in the SiSi museum was supposed to be 70 minutes long. I also couldn't bear taking that long. It gets warm and crowded up the 3 flights of stairs.

The silver collection is stunning. So much wealth lays behind those cabinets

Vast collection of silver dining wars and porcelain used in the Palace

(Translated by Google) Awesome. A fascinating and unexpected journey through imperial silverware. Once again, the long life of the Austro-Hungarian Empire told through an unprecedented perspective. Moments of beauty and Baroque pomp, alternating with more austere moments, witnessed by countless artistic masterpieces (Original) Eccezionale. Un percorso affascinante e inaspettato tra le argenterie imperiali. Ancora una volta, la lunga vita dell'impero austro-ungarico raccontata attraverso un'inedita prospettiva. Momenti di bellezza e sfarzo barocco, alternati a momenti più austeri, testimoniati da innumerevoli capolavori artistici

(Translated by Google) Serh nice and interesting! (Original) Serh schön und interessant!

(Translated by Google) Not good (Original) Nicht gut

(Translated by Google) Lots of crockery, great to spend 2 hours. (Original) Beaucoup de vaisselle, très bien pour passer 2 heures.

(Translated by Google) Impressive! (Original) Impresionant!

(Translated by Google) To see absolutely (Original) Da vedere sssolutamente

(Translated by Google) Great exhibition :) nice staff (Original) Tolle Ausstellung :) nette Mitarbeiter

(Translated by Google) I was surprised. Didn't expect such an extensive exhibition. I was thrilled by the silverware and cutlery (Original) Ich war überrascht. Habe so eine umfangreiche Ausstellung nicht erwartet. Begeistert hat mich das Tafelsilber und Besteck

(Translated by Google) For years it has been an absolute must when visiting Vienna. And this year due to the Corona it was absolutely fantastic. No hustle and bustle. With the audio guides you can have everything explained to you in different languages ​​and take a leisurely look at the apartments, silver collection, etc. In terms of price for the variety that is offered, it is absolutely okay. Staff and service staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Definitely again next year. (Original) Seit Jahren schon absolutes Pflichtprogramm beim Wien Besuch. Und dieses Jahr Corona bedingt war es absolut phantastisch. Keinerlei Gedränge und kein geschubse. Mit den Audioguides kann man sich alles in verschiedenen Sprachen erklären lassen und die Appartements, Silberkammer etc. in Ruhe anschauen. Preislich für die Vielfalt die einem geboten wird auch absolut in Ordnung. Personal und Servicekräfte sind überaus freundlich und hilfsbereit. Definitiv nächstes Jahr wieder.

(Translated by Google) Suggestive and interesting (Original) Suggestivo e interessante

(Translated by Google) Sissimuseum as it should be. All details coordinated and structured chronologically. A must for everyone. Sissi friend or not. (Original) Sissimuseum so wie es sein soll. Alle Details abgestimmt und chronologisch aufgebaut. Ein Muss für Alle. Sissifreund oder nicht.

(Translated by Google) Very large silver collection, nice insight into the original design of the rooms of the emperor and empress. (Original) Sehr große Silberkammer, schöner Einblick in die ursprüngliche Gestaltung der Zimmer des Kaisers und der Kaiserin.

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum with a very great audio guide. You learn a lot about the history of Sissi and life on the farm. There is a lot of crockery and cutlery to see, the different rooms that were previously used by the emperor and Sissi. (Original) Sehr schönes Museum mit einem sehr tollen Audioguide. Man erfährt viel über die Geschichte von Sissi und das Leben am Hof. Es gibt viel Geschirr und Besteck zu sehen, die unterschiedlichen Räume die früher von dem Kaiser uns Sissi benutzt wurden.

(Translated by Google) What splendor! And what beauty for our amazed eyes! (Original) Quel faste ! Et que de beauté pour nos yeux émerveillés!

(Translated by Google) Splendor (Original) Nádhera

Nice

(Translated by Google) Lots of fun and opportunities (Original) Viele Spaß und Möglichkeiten

(Translated by Google) One of the highlights of Vienna. The story of Sissi is well presented and one gets an impression of the life of the emperor in the castle. (Original) Eins der Highlights von Wien. Die Geschichte Sissis wird gut dargestellt und man erhält einen Eindruck vom Leben des Kaisers im Schloß.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting (Original) Ganz interessant

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Prachtig

(Translated by Google) Absolutely worth seeing (Original) Absolut sehenswert

(Translated by Google) Interesting in and of itself, but you are not allowed to take photos !!! (Original) An und für sich schon interessant,aber man darf keine Fotos machen!!!

(Translated by Google) Crockery without end very splendid. From the silver chamber it went to the apartments. Everything with audio guide, but tours can be booked. No pictures may be taken. It was very interesting. We got in for free with the Vienna Pass. (Original) Geschirr ohne Ende sehr Prunkvoll. Aus der Silberkammer aus ging es zu den Apartments. Alles mit Audioguide aber Führungen sind zu buchen. Es dürfen keine Bilder gemacht werden. Es war sehr interessant. Mit den Vienna Pass kamen wir kostenlos hinein.

(Translated by Google) A visit to the Hofburg is simply a must in Vienna. Sissi museum, imperial apartments and treasury. Very interesting and worth seeing. Golden centerpieces, porcelain and lots of interesting information about life at the imperial court. (Original) Ein Besuch der Hofburg ist einfach ein Muss in Wien. Sissimuseum, Kaisersppartments und Schatzkammer. Sehr interessant und sehenswert. Goldene Tafelaufsätze, Porzellan und viele interessante Infos über das Leben am Kaiserhof.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Wunderschön

(Translated by Google) Long live Franz Joseph, my emperor! (Original) Evviva Francesco Giuseppe, il mio imperatore!

(Translated by Google) Very nice! However, I would love to see a lot more! Especially behind the many doors and the inaccessible rooms! (Original) Sehr schön! Ich würde jedoch gerne viel mehr sehen! Vor allem hinter den vielen Türen und den nicht zugänglichen Räumen!

(Translated by Google) Endless dishes. Splendid and Austrian history is a must for us (Original) Geschirr ohne Ende. Prunkvoll und österreichische Geschichte ein muss für uns

(Translated by Google) Nice as a museum accessible thanks to the Sissi ticket. Small visit with audio guide 20 minutes, big visit 45 minutes. (Original) Sympa comme musée accessible grâce au Sissi ticket. Petite visite avec audio guide 20 minutes, grande visite 45 minutes.

(Translated by Google) Great, Anytime again 🤗 (Original) Super, Jederzeit wieder 🤗

(Translated by Google) Porcelain is really beautiful and you will definitely spend more time here than they state on the web. And whoever likes Sisi, will also enjoy it and will certainly learn some news. (Original) Porcelán je skutečně nádherný a určitě zde strávíte více času, než uvádějí na webech. A kdo má rád Sisi, tak si taky užije a jistě se dozví nějaké novinky.

(Translated by Google) The visit to the lower level is very heartbreaking after a certain point .. You no longer enjoy the visit of the first part because boredom takes over. The upper floor is much more intriguing and interesting. (Original) La visita nel piano inferiore è veramente molto straziante dopo un certo punto.. Non ti godi più la visita della prima parte perché la noia prende il sopravvento. Il piano superiore decisamente più intrigante e interessante.

(Translated by Google) Not only interesting for sisi fans, the sisi museum, silver and porcelain collection is worth seeing. (Original) Nicht nur für sisi Fans interessant, sisi Museum, Silber und porzellan Sammlung sehenswert.

(Translated by Google) A must for friends of Sisi and Kaiser. (Original) Ein Muss für Sisi- und Kaiserfreunde.

(Translated by Google) A dream ..... Realized !!! 💖 (Original) Un sogno..... Realizzato!!! 💖

(Translated by Google) Hofburg (Original) Hofburg

(Translated by Google) Incredible .... A ton of silverware .... and ceramics .. (Original) Incredibile....Una Tonnellata di argenteria....e ceramiche ..

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Sehr schön

Worth seeing even if one is not too interested in royalty. Here one can see the apartments of Sisi and Franz Josef, as well as a large display of the silverware and other possessions of the fabulously wealthy rulers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The silverware museum can become difficult to follow if one is not overly into porcelain or silverware, but it gives a window into their world. The apartments of Sisi and Franz Josef give a glimpse into the life of the imperial household also, and considering the importance of these monarchs, makes this a fascinating window into a bygone age.

Fantastic audio tour, combined with the Sisi Museum and the Royal Apartments. Everything is integrated in such a fantastic way! A must visit!

It's not bad, but I was not really impressed... You just see royal plates, spoons, forks, knifes, etc, etc...

Worth visiting! The 15EUR entrance ticket contains of 2 main tourist attractions with audio guide to: 1. A really impressive collection of Original cutlery and silverware used by the royal family throughout the decades. 2. On the upper floor you'll get a glimpse into 'Sisi's life in the palace... of which no photos are allowed to be taken. The audio guide tells the story of her life while guiding from room to room, all the way from her surprise proposal in childhood untill her tragic death. There arent many rooms and items exposed and the one's you'd expect are actuall not the original (ex famous dress and jewelry). The highlight was actually to see her husband's simple bedroom, her workout room and replicas of a few dresses.

A visit to this museum is like a time travel experience, you can see the collectibles of Empress Sisi Must visit

Stunning place and crowded. It is a must to see in Vienna.

Such a beautiful and impressive collection of china. If only I could own one of all those plates 😉 I also loved seeing the dresses and portrait paintings. Negative: it was very crowded. To such an extent that you could barely move. It would be better if they used time slots. The gift shop was great. I bought some wonderful souvenirs there. You can also visit the shop without visiting the museum.

How to invest your earned money better then leave it on bank account. God old silverware. You will be amazed what all can be made from this precious metal. All languages in headphones. Just pick yours.

The story of Empress Elizabeth or "Sisi", as she was called, reminded me a lot of Princess Diana's life. They were both young when they married into royalty, and they both died too soon. Other similarities between them include obsession and adoration from "Commoners", and possible eating disorders. The beginning of this tour starts with silver, china, etc. From the Hofberg Dynasty. I must mention that it was quite humid and warm on our July visit, and I couldn't seem to muster much enthusiasm for the VAST amount of items in this part of the tour. Unless you REALLY enjoy silverware, candlesticks, china, etc. You will likely not spend a great deal of time here. Yes, it was beautiful, but exactly HOW much silver does the average person really want to see- and especially in stifling July heat? At least photos can be taken on this part of the tour. After leaving this section, you go upstairs to the Apartments and Sisi Museum. There is a lot to see, but again it was warm with no air flow ( and masks are required, which make it even hotter). Many of the exhibits are well done. I especially liked the room where Sisi's dresses were displayed (very beautiful). In spite of my FREE audio guide tour, though, I didn't feel the tour flowed well, IMO. The most annoying part of all was the staff obsession with staring everyone down to prevent photography. Instead of being friendly and informative, watching for people trying to take photos seemed like their top priority. Numerous people were approached about this, many looking confused ( I didn't witness anyone trying to take photos). It was hot and crowded, and I found myself just wanting out of there. This was my least favorite of the museums. The entrance fee isn't too high ( $36.00 for two people), but for all the reasons above, I just didn't enjoy it as much as the others. If you are a fan of Sisi, then this would be a must see. PLEASE NOTE- CLOSED SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY

You learn so much about the beautiful Queen who was married off at 16.

Good but i felt a litte bit dissappointed because I expected something more interesting.

Very recommended. Interesting exhibitions

Interesting history story.

Musée tres intéressant car retrace la vie de Sisi, mais aussi vous aurez la possibilité de contempler des collections d'argenterie de l'empereur et ainsi que ses appartements.

Bardzo wartościowe muzeum, w cenie biletu audioguide z polskim lektorem. Podczas oprowadzania dużo ciekawostek, cześć wystawy jest w całości poświęcona Sisi. Jednak muzeum mogłoby być trochę lepiej oznaczone, na terenie pałacu mało wskazówek jak dotrzeć do muzeum

Just go straight to the start of the sissi tour in the audio-guide and enjoy!

Really great museum, a lot to see and also the kids to enjoy it. Really nice exhibition of the dinastie. Would recommend to anyone

Love it! Marvelous place and a lot of things to see! Really worth it!

Really long exhibition, expensive, nothing out of ordinary in others museums. The Sisi part is kinda disappointing: it's presented as a great mistery involving the death of the emperess, but after many audios, there's nothing mysterious (spoiler alert): she was stabbed by a random guy. It's interesting, I think it's the most famous museum in vienna, but 14€ is a little too much imo

Had a great time but can't take pics inside

Amazing museum with huge collection of imperial silver, gold and china tableware plus very interesting to see Imperial Apartments of the Hofburg contrasts myth with with real story of Sisi life. The highlights include numerous personal objects of Elisabeth as well as the most famous portraits of the popular empress. Star deducted just for missing Ukrainian audioguide as many other Vienna's museums already provide.

It's great time!! Honestly,I didn't feel like more luxurious this museum than things I've seen in Paris and Rome but it was very interesting about Sissi's life history The price is 15erous included audio guide but there's no Korean(that's reason I didn't give 5stars here Lol) I wish they offer korea one for so many koreans who traveling and loving Vienna:)

Get past the cutlery and crockery and the life of an extraordinary woman in history unfolds. I found it mesmerising!

Do not waste your time, unless you are fun of cutlery, super-tourists places, and rude staff. A lady who gives audio-guide yelled on me (in German), then I responded you had no idea on which language I want an audio-guide.

We would prefer to visit only the part of sissi apartament (without the dinnerwares) but there was no option to do that. Cool that they have a lot of languages of audioguides. And it is forbidden to take the Photos, even with the phone :( it was convenient to have the chairs from time to time to rest 😊

The kids enjoyed it, the adults enjoyed it. After going to the summer residence this place was fantastic as it filled in some gaps. Wonderfully beautiful and kind of sad at the same time.

If you want to know a little bit about Sisi, this place offers you this opportunity. You can take a guided tour or an audio guide. If you are not so keep on history you can take audio guide and listen what’s important for you and skip what’s not. This one has on option to listen only the “good to know” things, marked inside museum with a red star

So much to see so much to learn. Really enjoyed going through the apartments, wish we could have taken photos there.

In the beginning you go through an exhibition of plates and ceramics, which is pretty to look at but not too exciting. Then you get to the Sisi part, first her story is told and then you walk through her and her husbands rooms. The audioguide is very useful and doesn't contain too much information so I'd recommend taking one. Overall a good experience!

You can get a great price for both the sisi museum and the schönbrunn castle. The sisi musem was very interesting with all the differet plates and decorations. The sisi part itself showed a very sad story which made it very interesting!

First part of the visit is dedicated to kitchen, table setting and bathroom goods. It's too much...

Ok, everyone told me you have to do the Sisi Museum if you go to Vienna. It was not on my plan but ended up having the time to visit it. The museum is beautiful and the silverware collection remarkable. The place is quite crowded and it was sometimes difficult to navigate through corridors hence the 4 stars. Sometimes I felt a bit in a middle of too many people and couldn't even walk.

An insight into the life of what seemed a dream life. Also an endless amount of stuff and plenty to see. It was very crowded and at times the rooms were too dark. Still worth seeing and interesting.

Such an interesting and beautiful place to visit! We loved learning about Sisi and then viewing the apartments in the palace. I would definitely reccomend getting an audio guide!

The museum seems interesting, and the buildings around it have great architecture that you can appreciate from outside. Even if you don't enter, the design is worth noticing.

I really enjoyed visiting Sisi Museum. On a friday day afternoon there was no line for tickets, it was not too too crowded. There were audio guides available in many languages which made the museum easier to navigate. It takes about 1 hour to go through all the rooms if you listen to the audio guide. 👍❤️

You must visit this museum. I have to warn you that you have to go up three flights of steps to get inside the museum. I didn't see any lift for the disabled. It's very busy compared to all the other major museums, so booked online and get there early. Again, having a pass it really helps. We bought a pass, including a visit to the Schronbrunn Palace, Sisi Museum, and the Furniture museum.

The first part of the museum was very dark, I couldn’t see the paintings and items very well. They should have given us flashlights with the sound tourguide machines. I liked the second part where I was able to see all the rooms. The gift shop was awesome.