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Opening Hours
Daily: 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Last admission advised before 5:30 P.M.
Where Is It Located?
At Rennweg 6 in Vienna’s 3rd district, the Lower Belvedere sits at the downhill side of the Belvedere Gardens—across from the Upper Belvedere and surrounded by terraced fountains, manicured lawns, and Baroque sculptures.
Visit Duration & Best Time to Go
Typically, visitors spend 2–3 hours here, especially to absorb both permanent and temporary exhibitions. The ideal times are April to June and September to October, when weather is mild and crowds thinner.
History & Current Role
Originally Prince Eugene's personal living quarters, the Lower Belvedere later housed the early modern art gallery—the Moderne Galerie—in 1903. Following war-time damage and restoration, since 2007 it has hosted rotating exhibitions in the renovated Orangery, while preserving its state rooms as living relics of imperial life.
What You Can Expect Inside
- State Rooms: Enter the Marble Hall, stand in the gilded Gold Cabinet, and marvel at the ornate Hall of Grotesques.
- Temporary Exhibitions: Rotating shows refresh the visitor experience regularly, often held in the Orangery and adjacent wings.
- Medieval Art in Palace Stables: A unique collection that bridges past to present.
What Makes Lower Belvedere Special
- A rare Baroque residence transformed into a dynamic exhibition space.
- Architectural beauty seamlessly paired with modern curatorial design.
- Part of the Belvedere World Heritage ensemble, offering a full spectrum of art from imperial to contemporary.