Schönbrunn Palace and the Strudel Show
Our Schönbrunn visit combined beautiful palace rooms, a winter park and a particularly enjoyable strudel show. We booked a timed entry in advance and were glad not to leave the choice of time until we reached the ticket office. Outside, snow covered the park,
The Schönbrunn Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the major tourist sites in Vienna. It was the palace of the emperors and empresses from the end of the 17th century. Franz Josef made it his primary residence. Today it serves as a museum.
Different tickets and packages are now available, so choose according to the rooms and attractions you want to see. Consider palace entry with a guided tour on Tiqets or the palace’s own ticket options. The main park is free during opening hours; special areas such as the maze and certain gardens require admission. Check visiting conditions and hours.
Our Schönbrunn visit combined beautiful palace rooms, a winter park and a particularly enjoyable strudel show. We booked a timed entry in advance and were glad not to leave the choice of time until we reached the ticket office. Outside, snow covered the park, quite a contrast to the familiar photographs of green gardens.
The Strudel Show
At our Café Residenz strudel show we watched a demonstration, enjoyed strudel and coffee, and received a recipe. It was fun and delicious. Today the show operates under Gerstner. Check the show schedule and GetYourGuide booking option. Choose the right time and language and read the inclusions; do not assume the baking-show ticket also admits you to the palace rooms.
The Strudel Show
