Erlebnisticket Klosterneuburg Abbey: The combined ticket for train and a thousand stories
Lower Austria/Klosterneuburg
At Klosterneuburg Abbey, art, culture, history and winemaking traditions come together in a truly impressive way. The ÖBB Erlebnisticket makes traveling to the Klosterneuburg Abbey even easier: The Erlebnisticket offers you rail travel and admission at a reduced combined price. Ideal for a relaxing day of culture and indulgence just outside Vienna.
How the Erlebnisticket Klosterneuburg Abbey works
The Erlebnisticket makes planning your next trip super easy: You can combine your train journey with admission and book them together. Not only does this save you time, but you also get a discounted price. That means you don't have to worry about getting there and can just enjoy your stay.
Step-by-step to the Erlebnisticket
Add travelers and discounts
Enter the desired date
Select the time and departure station for the outward journey
Select a suitable connection for the return journey
Select a ticket category
See price advantage
Arrive/depart and enjoy the experience
Services included in your Erlebnisticket
Arrival/Departure by train (ÖBB/DB)
Basic admission to Klosterneuburg Abbey on the booked date, excluding special events (e.g. Medieval Festival, Garden Days etc.) - guided tours and tastings can be booked on site for an additional charge
Your advantages with the Erlebnisticket
Less planning effort: The Erlebnisticket combines all the necessary tickets in one practical bundle. This means you only need to book once and still save money without having to laboriously compare all the offers.
Even cheaper travel with the Sparschiene: If you book early, you can take advantage of the ÖBB Sparschiene offers and secure particularly inexpensive rail connections. The best thing is that the Experience Ticket also offers an additional discount on the cheaper tickets.
Klosterneuburg Abbey – One place, a thousand stories.
Just a few train stops from Vienna lies Klosterneuburg Abbey, nestled between the Danube and picturesque vineyards. For over 900 years, this unique place has shaped the history of Austria – founded in 1114 by Margrave Leopold III, the patron saint of lower Austria and Vienna. Visitors can experience living history, architectural highlights and diverse exhibitions in a place that has inspired people for centuries.
History and highlights at Klosterneuburg Abbey
This year's exhibition „Mind the Map! Concepts of the world in Transition!" (from May to November 2026), follows travelers and researchers on their journeys and sheds light on different world views that can be traced in the abbey's collections. The abbey's treasury contains valuable treasures from many centuries, the highlight: the holy crown of the country - the Austrian Archducal Hat. The Marble Hall with Daniel Gran's fresco and, at weekends and on public holidays, the Abbey Museum with the Babenberg family tree are sure to amaze visitors. Discover Klosterneuburg Abbey in all its facets - bookable guided tours: Two guided tours can be booked on site. Visit the famous Verdun Alter with the "Grand Abbey Tour". The tour covers everything from the founding of the abbey through the history of Emperor Charles VI’s unfinished palace project to the present day. The wine cellar tour with atmospheric light installations and wine tasting. From the vine to the press house down to the baroque wine cellar - stories are told about the long tradition of winegrowing at Austria's oldest wine estate.
Opening hours
1 May–15 November: daily 9 am–6 pm 16 November–30 April: daily 10am–4 pm 24–26 December and 31 December–2 January: closed
Please check with the Klosterneuburg Abbey directly for exact closing times and opening hours.
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With the ÖBB Erlebnistickets you can discover not only the Klosterneuburg Abbey, but also numerous other leisure activities throughout Austria. Whether you want to relax in a thermal spa, enjoy sports in the mountains or immerse yourself in culture at a museum, you are guaranteed to find the right experience for your taste here.
Image rights and sources View of the monastery (c)Stift-Klosterneuburg, Jürgen Skarwan; Barrique cellar (c)Stift-Klosterneuburg, Jakob Gsöllpointner; Imperial room (c)Stift-Klosterneuburg, Rupert Mühlbacher; Wine pyramid (c)Stift-Klosterneuburg, Jakob Gsöllpointner; Verdun altar (c)Stift-Klosterneuburg, Victor Liska; Abbey basilica (c)Stift-Klosterneuburg, Rupert Mühlbacher