Sisi Museum Vienna

Brief information:

• What is the Sisi Museum? The Sisi Museum in the Vienna Hofburg offers a deep insight into the life of Empress Elisabeth of AustriaIt presents numerous personal items and illustrates her true personality.
• Where is the museum located? Hofburg, Michaelerkuppel, 1010 Vienna, right in the heart of Vienna.
• How much is the entrance fee? 11€ for children and 17,5€ for adults, here you will find you the prices.
• What are the opening hours? The museum is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with the last admission at 4:30 p.m. Here you can find the opening times.
• How much time should you plan for a visit? For a comprehensive visit you should plan about 1-2 hours.
• Are there guided tours? Yes, the museum offers guided tours
• How do I get to the museum? The museum is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest subway station is Herrengasse (U3).
• Is the museum wheelchair accessible? Yes, the Sisi Museum offers barrier-free access.

A visit to the Sisi Museum: A profound insight into the life of an empress

The Sisi Museum in Vienna's Hofburg is more than just a museum - it is a journey through time into the life of one of Austria's most fascinating personalities. As a visitor, you enter a world that is both historical and personal.

Historical significance and location

The Imperial Palace, home of the Sisi Museum, is a place steeped in history. For over 600 years it was the residence of the Habsburgs and thus the centre of the Holy Roman Empire. Today, in addition to the Sisi Museum, it also houses the Imperial Apartments and a number of collections and museums.

The Imperial Apartments: In the 19 work, living and reception rooms of Emperor Franz Joseph and his wife Sisi, which are furnished true to history, you can experience the courtly tradition and imperial life of the 19th century up close.

The exhibition: A personal insight

The exhibition at the Sisi Museum takes you through various rooms, each of which highlights an aspect of Empress Elisabeth's life. From her youth in Bavaria to her tragic end, the museum tells a story that is both moving and inspiring.

Exhibits in the Sisi Museum

• Personal items of Empress Elisabeth: These include umbrellas, fans, gloves and items of clothing that provide insight into her preferences and style.
• Beauty recipes and personal care items: These exhibits illustrate Sisi's famous beauty routine and her approach to personal care.
• Her frosted glass and travel box: These personal items give an insight into Sis
• sis travel habits and their everyday life.
• The travel medicine kit: It shows how health and well-being played a role in everyday imperial life.
• The original death certificate of Empress Elisabeth: A document that commemorates her tragic end.

Audio tours: These allow visitors to walk through the museum at their own pace, providing detailed information about the different exhibits and rooms.