Vienna: Imperial Carriage Museum Schönbrunn Skip-the-Line Ticket

See more than 60 carriages
of the Habsburg dynasty in one place

Housed in the former Winter Riding School of Schönbrunn Palace, the Imperial Carriage Museum holds more than 60 historical state coaches, sledges and sedan chairs. More than two hundred years' worth of harnesses and livery are also on display, making for a stately journey through Austrian history.

See the Imperial Coach of coronations and weddings

The richly decorated Imperial Coach, used at royal weddings and coronations, is the centerpiece of the collection. You can also see the comfortable travelling coaches and charming children's carriages of Habsburg princes and princesses, as well as the black funerary coach used to carry deceased Habsburgs to their final resting place.

Meet Empress Elisabeth on the Sisi Trail

The Sisi Trail showcases the sumptuous carriages of the beloved Elisabeth of Austria, along with personal mementos such as her dresses and her only surviving saddle.

The emperor's automobiles and "Imperial Speed"

Early automobiles used by Emperor Karl I, which reached up to 90 km/h, are also on display. "Imperial Speed" showcases three vehicles used by the Habsburgs across three centuries: an elegant ornamented "biroccio" from 1814, a two-wheeler with a gold-plated chassis and artistic decoration; a vehicle built in 1914, the only surviving court automobile; and the ArtCar that carried this series into the 21st century.