Imperial Treasury Vienna

The Imperial Treasury Vienna is located in the Swiss Wing of the Hofburg Palace and houses one of Europe’s most important royal collections. Visitors can admire dazzling regalia, crowns, jewels, and sacred relics that reflect centuries of Habsburg power and influence.
This venue is also included in select MegaPass options, making it easy to combine with other top attractions in Vienna.

The treasury preserves the symbols of authority of the Habsburg dynasty, which ruled large parts of Europe for over 600 years. The collection includes imperial regalia from the Holy Roman Empire, treasures of the Austrian Empire, and personal objects belonging to emperors and empresses. Today, it stands as a testament to Vienna’s imperial past.

The Imperial Treasury offers a rare chance to see original royal insignia and sacred artifacts that shaped European history. From crowns and scepters to religious relics, the collection provides deep insight into imperial traditions, ceremony, and power.

Tickets typically include access to all exhibition rooms within the treasury. Some options may offer combined entry with other Hofburg museums or include audio guides for a more detailed exploration of the collection.

Entrance fees vary depending on age and visitor category. Reduced prices may be available for students, seniors, and children. Special exhibitions or combined museum tickets may affect pricing.

The treasury is generally open daily during museum hours, with seasonal variations. Public holidays or special events may result in adjusted opening times.

Located within the Hofburg Palace complex in central Vienna, the treasury is easily accessible by public transport. Nearby stops include Herrengasse and Stephansplatz, both within walking distance.

• Austrian Imperial Crown
• Holy Roman Empire regalia
• Holy Lance
• Empress Elisabeth’s jewelry
• Ceremonial robes and relics

• Arrive early to avoid peak hours
• Use audio guides for historical context
• Photography restrictions may apply
• Take time to read artifact descriptions
• Combine with other Hofburg museums for a full visit

Most visitors spend 1 to 1.5 hours exploring the treasury. History enthusiasts may wish to allow up to 2 hours for a more detailed visit.

Winter is an ideal time to visit the treasury, as it is entirely indoors and less crowded. The calm atmosphere allows visitors to explore the exhibits at a relaxed pace.