Klosterneuburg Monastery Ticket

Name: Klosterneuburg Monastery Ticket
Brand: Waug
SKU: 122994
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Highlights

A Day Trip from Vienna:
Discover Klosterneuburg Monastery

Just a 15-minute train ride north of Vienna, you'll arrive at Klosterneuburg Kierling Bahnhof, and a 10-minute walk will take you to the monastery. You'll feel like you've escaped the city and entered a fairytale landscape. Klosterneuburg Monastery is an easily accessible day trip destination where you can enjoy beautiful forests and views of the Danube River.

Program

Boasting 900 Years of History,
Klosterneuburg Monastery

Experience over 900 years of history, religion, and culture of Vienna at Klosterneuburg Monastery. Founded in 1114 by Duke Leopold III, Klosterneuburg Monastery is a historic monastery and a must-visit destination during your trip to Vienna. Enhance your visit with a free audio guide and don't forget to visit the winery founded in the 13th century!

Discover the Verdun Altar

Don't miss the Verdun Altar, one of the most important works of medieval art! The Verdun Altar can be seen in the St. Leopold's Chapel. It consists of gilded copper plates arranged in three horizontal rows, depicting biblical stories. Be sure to see the Verdun Altar, considered one of the most important examples of medieval Christian art!

Guide to Key Internal Attractions

A Harmony of Gothic and Baroque Architecture: Boasts a magnificent and ornate exterior and interior.
Verdun Altar: A golden altar considered a masterpiece of 14th-century medieval art.
Monastery Museum: A museum exhibiting the history and artworks of the monastery.
Library: Discover a library housing various books from the 12th century to the present.
Winery: Austria's first winery, which still produces and sells wine today.

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