Step inside Antoni Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece and learn its history with this amazing Sagrada Familia guided tour. Your smartphone ticket also lets you skip the lines (very useful!), and climb one of the towers for unbeatable Barcelona views!

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Book a multimedia guide through an app and explore Albertina Museum and the staterooms. Explore Albertina, part of the Hofburg Palace, with the world's largest graphics collection. Follow a self-guided tour through the museum and staterooms. The museum includes large, modern galleries and holds permanent and temporary exhibitions.Enjoy the fabulous interiors while strolling through 20 restored halls. Admire the wall coverings, chandeliers, fireplaces, stoves, inlaid floors, and furniture. A dive into the wonderful world of one of Europe's most beautiful classicist palaces from the Habsburg era.Your tour ends in the halls serving as exhibition spaces for outstanding and valuable works of the Albertina collection with the best-known works of Albert Durer, Leonardo Da Vinci, Gustav Klimt, and Oscar Kokoschka. After the tour inside the staterooms, you can visit the other exhibition halls of the museum at your own pace.

The Albertina Modern has one of the largest collections of modern and contemporary art in Europe. Not bad, considering its big sister, the Albertina Museum, is already one of the top galleries in town. With this combo ticket, you'll see both! Vienna's historic Künstlerhaus building became home to the city's second Albertina gallery when the Albertina Modern opened its doors in 2020. With a focus on Austrian art beyond the lauded work of Gustav Klimt, visitors can admire creations by lesser-known names like Maria Lassnig, Arnulf Rainer, and Franz West. Its airy halls also include an extensive collection of German art and pieces by pop-art supremo Andy Warhol. The Albertina Museum, just a 10-minute walk away, boasts wall-to-wall masterpieces by the likes of Monet, Renoir, and Picasso inside a huge Habsburg palace. Here, you'll see one of the world's most important graphic collections, the renowned Batliner Collection, up close.