One of the things that you must not miss in Vienna. The sarcophagi are absolutely amazing works of art. You also see what king/emperor/ruler was loved or not by the people just by how his sarcophagus looks like :) Awesome place

Tudor BarladeanuApr. 15, 2018

The main attraction in this simple church is the underground place of entombment for members of the House of Habsburg. Its an interesting place to visit, the place is morbid but also beautiful the 100 (or more) metal sarcophagi, some heart urns range in style from simple and plain to elaborately decorate. One can see little coffins of children and this is touching, and signs of offerings little artifacts people place near the coffins remind the visitors that life and memory linger on.

nettadi ben asherDez. 22, 2017

Very interesting especially if you enjoy history of royalty in Europe. Info on each one could be more informative and easier to look through.

I MickFeb. 28, 2018

Interesting place, and worth a visit if you enjoy the macabre. However, it is very small so don't expect to stay here long, bit pricey for the size also

Fraser MacleanMai 1, 2018

Easy to visit. Worthwhile knowing you stuff before, some very influencial people burried there.

Conor DavisMärz 26, 2018

Breathtaking ! Worth paying an extra couple of Euros for a guided tour available in German and English. The Hapsburg family are a vast complicated family. The guide gave us some extra info such as cause of death, personality traits etc. All signs beside sarcophagus are in German.

Rachel HepburnJuni 9, 2018

It would be a bit more entertaining if they could add a new addition of languages with the visuals and a bit more information ...

Mi WuJuni 4, 2018

One of attractions in the historic city centre of Vienna that have very much enjoyed visiting is the Imperial Crypt (Kapuzinergruft) found at Neur Market, just off Kaerntner Strasse. The Imperial Crypt (€5.50 adult, €4.50 children) is a remarkable collection of decorative tombs, which serve as the final resting place for 145 members of the Royal Hapsburgs, one of the most important ruling families in European history. Twelve different emperors and eighteen empress tombs can be seen in this astonishing crypt. Kapuzinergruft is quite tastefully organised and laid out, it is not macabre nor does it give off the eerie feeling you can get when making crypt visits. Instead you see elegantly designed and crafted tombs laid out across various rooms and vaults, some exquisite and elaborate, while others much less extraordinary. One of our personal favourites is that of Austria's last Emperor, Franz Joseph, who is held in a plain and simple tomb with minimal markings and decoration, indicative of his humber and grounded character. In the end, we find the Imperial Crypt to be one of the best of the Royal attractions in Vienna and have very much enjoyed seeing this attraction when in Vienna. Hint: The entrance to the crypt is on the right side of the Capuchin church if you are facing its entrance. As such, to find this attraction, simply make your way to the distinctive red coloured church in the square and you will easily find the Imperial Crypt.

BradJill TravelsJuni 13, 2018

Sumptuous crypt and sarcophages. The spread of the Habsburg in Europe is on display here.

Ricardo FerreMai 14, 2018

Very special place. Hard to believe your eyes. You face masterpieces not just coffins. The most powerful and important people found their piece here. Highly recommend to read some facts aboubt lives and impact of these imperors into the world history.

Jassja AddamsJuni 20, 2018

Better to take guided tour and book them in advance. The Monarchy had a big family so it's helpful to pick up the information card at the entrance.

abhinav kapoorJuni 17, 2018

I have been many times in the Cript and I've impressed asI see the grave of the great people of history. Amazing

Zolti EJuli 7, 2018

Astonishing place with some amazing sarcophagi... we didn't expect anything like it. An hour is plenty, but well worth taking a look.

Keith BridgesAug. 10, 2018

A nice place to visit when you are in Vienna, but it is rather small. You can see the whole place in 30 mins if you want to. Also information is rather limited when you don't take an audio tour. Price wise it is a bit too expensive for my liking.

Laurens HandelsAug. 16, 2018

The imperial crypt of the habsburg family. Magnificent bronze sarcophagi in it's various underground chambers. I would rate this as a must so in Vienna.

Eddie WangAug. 10, 2018

I arrived just in time for a guided tour in English! This was an awesome finish to a day of cemetery walks for me.

Charles ReynoldsAug. 16, 2018

One of the things that you must not miss in Vienna. The sarcophagi are absolutely amazing works of art. You also see what king/emperor/ruler was loved or not by the people just by how his sarcophagus looks like :) Awesome place

Tudor BarladeanuApr. 15, 2018

The main attraction in this simple church is the underground place of entombment for members of the House of Habsburg. Its an interesting place to visit, the place is morbid but also beautiful the 100 (or more) metal sarcophagi, some heart urns range in style from simple and plain to elaborately decorate. One can see little coffins of children and this is touching, and signs of offerings little artifacts people place near the coffins remind the visitors that life and memory linger on.

nettadi ben asherDez. 22, 2017

Very interesting especially if you enjoy history of royalty in Europe. Info on each one could be more informative and easier to look through.

I MickFeb. 28, 2018

Interesting place, and worth a visit if you enjoy the macabre. However, it is very small so don't expect to stay here long, bit pricey for the size also

Fraser MacleanMai 1, 2018

Easy to visit. Worthwhile knowing you stuff before, some very influencial people burried there.

Conor DavisMärz 26, 2018

Breathtaking ! Worth paying an extra couple of Euros for a guided tour available in German and English. The Hapsburg family are a vast complicated family. The guide gave us some extra info such as cause of death, personality traits etc. All signs beside sarcophagus are in German.

Rachel HepburnJuni 9, 2018

It would be a bit more entertaining if they could add a new addition of languages with the visuals and a bit more information ...

Mi WuJuni 4, 2018

One of attractions in the historic city centre of Vienna that have very much enjoyed visiting is the Imperial Crypt (Kapuzinergruft) found at Neur Market, just off Kaerntner Strasse. The Imperial Crypt (€5.50 adult, €4.50 children) is a remarkable collection of decorative tombs, which serve as the final resting place for 145 members of the Royal Hapsburgs, one of the most important ruling families in European history. Twelve different emperors and eighteen empress tombs can be seen in this astonishing crypt. Kapuzinergruft is quite tastefully organised and laid out, it is not macabre nor does it give off the eerie feeling you can get when making crypt visits. Instead you see elegantly designed and crafted tombs laid out across various rooms and vaults, some exquisite and elaborate, while others much less extraordinary. One of our personal favourites is that of Austria's last Emperor, Franz Joseph, who is held in a plain and simple tomb with minimal markings and decoration, indicative of his humber and grounded character. In the end, we find the Imperial Crypt to be one of the best of the Royal attractions in Vienna and have very much enjoyed seeing this attraction when in Vienna. Hint: The entrance to the crypt is on the right side of the Capuchin church if you are facing its entrance. As such, to find this attraction, simply make your way to the distinctive red coloured church in the square and you will easily find the Imperial Crypt.

BradJill TravelsJuni 13, 2018

Sumptuous crypt and sarcophages. The spread of the Habsburg in Europe is on display here.

Ricardo FerreMai 14, 2018

Very special place. Hard to believe your eyes. You face masterpieces not just coffins. The most powerful and important people found their piece here. Highly recommend to read some facts aboubt lives and impact of these imperors into the world history.

Jassja AddamsJuni 20, 2018

Better to take guided tour and book them in advance. The Monarchy had a big family so it's helpful to pick up the information card at the entrance.

abhinav kapoorJuni 17, 2018

I have been many times in the Cript and I've impressed asI see the grave of the great people of history. Amazing

Zolti EJuli 7, 2018

Astonishing place with some amazing sarcophagi... we didn't expect anything like it. An hour is plenty, but well worth taking a look.

Keith BridgesAug. 10, 2018

A nice place to visit when you are in Vienna, but it is rather small. You can see the whole place in 30 mins if you want to. Also information is rather limited when you don't take an audio tour. Price wise it is a bit too expensive for my liking.

Laurens HandelsAug. 16, 2018

The imperial crypt of the habsburg family. Magnificent bronze sarcophagi in it's various underground chambers. I would rate this as a must so in Vienna.

Eddie WangAug. 10, 2018

I arrived just in time for a guided tour in English! This was an awesome finish to a day of cemetery walks for me.

Charles ReynoldsAug. 16, 2018