Schönbrunn Orangery Gardens: discover baroque splendor & exotic flora

Visit the Schönbrunn Orangery, one of the largest Baroque orangery buildings in Europe, and immerse yourself in the world of royal garden art.

What awaits you:

Historic orangery from 1754

Built by Nicolaus Pacassi, the orangery impresses with a length of 189 meters and is one of the largest of its kind next to Versailles.

Summer & winter quarters for exotic plants

In winter, the plants are protected in the western part of the orangery, while in summer they adorn Schönbrunn Palace Park.

Unique hypocaust heating

Marvel at the historic underfloor heating system, which maintains a constant temperature of 10°C for the plants to this day.

Insights into European garden culture

Learn more about the artistic design and significance of historic palace gardens.

Important information:

Last admission: 30 minutes before closing time

Experience Baroque garden art at first hand and stroll through the Schönbrunn Orangery, where the emperor's exotic plants once spent the winter.