Top Europe Museum Tickets & Passes - page 3

A visit to the Uffizi Gallery often means waiting in a long line to get in. With a timed entry ticket, you can enter at your pre-booked time and explore this art museum's collections, including Renaissance masterpieces by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and more. This self-guided visit option includes a downloadable audio guide app (optional) for flexible exploration at your own pace.

The Accademia Gallery is home to numerous Renaissance masterpieces, including Michelangelo's original 'David'. But with big crowds to contend with, that can mean hours-long wait times. This skip-the-line ticket lets you bypass queues and head straight inside. Admire the original larger-than-life statue and other Renaissance treasures, and use the included audio guide app to enrich your visit.

Walking up to the London Dungeon often means joining a queue and hoping a slot's free for the time you want. Book ahead to lock in an entry time and head straight in to a theatrical walk through the city's darkest history. Actors and staged sets bring the Great Plague, the Great Fire of 1666, London's infamous criminals, and a sentencing at Newgate Prison to life across the experience.

Save time and money by pre-booking the Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass, which lets you visit all the highlights of London's UNESCO-listed Maritime Greenwich site in one day and at your own pace. Straddle the Meridian Line, learn about great astronomers at the Royal Observatory, tour the celebrated Cutty Sark sailing ship, visit the architecturally significant Queen's House, and more.

Experience the chance to step inside a famous painting and more at Frameless London. And it won’t just be one painting or one painter—you’ll experience the sensation of being surrounded by more than 42 masterpieces by legendary artists such as Monet, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and Dalí, reimagined through 360° visuals and dynamic soundscapes across four stunning immersive galleries.

Enjoy a full flamenco experience in Seville with a package that includes an admission ticket to a live show and the Museo del Baile Flamenco, where you'll have the chance to learn more about this musical style and art form. Booking in advance guarantees you a seat at the often sold-out show.

Indulge your love of music on a guided tour of the Irish Rock ‘N’ Roll Museum in Dublin. Alongside your guide, you’ll admire memorabilia from musical superstars such as Michael Jackson and U2, while learning about the history of Ireland’s thriving music scene. See photographic exhibitions that include the likes of The Script and Sinead O’Connor before following in the footsteps of an iconic guitarist in the Thin Lizzy Exhibition. On this small-group tour — limited to four people — you’ll receive personalized attention from your guide.

Michelangelo's iconic *David* is one of the world’s most recognizable artworks, so it’s unsurprising that it draws large crowds. Save yourself hours of waiting in line with a skip-the-line admission ticket to the Accademia Gallery, home to David and more Renaissance masterpieces. Plus, you can choose from multiple time slots to suit you.

See the world-class treasures of the Uffizi Galleries in Florence without the risk of missing out at this incredibly popular attraction. After presenting your ticket, explore the historic galleries at your leisure, perhaps admiring works by Renaissance masters Botticelli, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, and Leonardo da Vinci. Your ticket also includes access to the museum’s rotating special exhibits, so you won’t miss a thing.

Experience the thrill of seven shows, 500 years of history, and the energy of a live performance all under one roof during an evening at the Amsterdam Dungeon. See the Dark Ages up close, learn about torture, disease, and death, plus gain insight into the origins of the Grim Reaper on this truly memorable journey into darkness that’s perfect for the whole family.

Florence is home to three “David” statues, but the original masterpiece by Michelangelo is housed within the Accademia Gallery. Enjoy skip-the-line access to see the real thing without waiting. Whether you want to quickly see the colossal statue and move on or take in other Renaissance artworks by Botecelli, Pontormo, and more, do so at your own pace.

Enjoy a more immersive way to learn about Irish whiskey, and guarantee your admission in advance, on a guided tour of Jameson Distillery Bow St. in Dublin. Learn the history of the iconic Irish brand as you explore the distillery and listen to commentary from your guide. Discover the secrets behind the complex distillation process—and then cap off your experience by tasting whiskey in the elegant distillery bar.

Exploring Rome’s ancient sites independently can be confusing and time-consuming, especially when trying to make sense of what you’re seeing among vast ruins. With this self-guided visit to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, you set your own pace while discovering the stories behind each landmark. A mobile audio guide helps highlight key historical moments inside the Colosseum, and local assistance is available to help you navigate entry logistics and get oriented throughout your visit.

Pre-book your tickets for the most entertaining museum in Prague. Discover a fascinating world of optical illusions and interactive exhibits at the Museum of Fantastic Illusions. Try a magic chair that turns you into a a giant, levitate in the air, and see your true mirror image. It's an experience unlike any other and pre-booking your ticket ensures a smooth visit.

Pre-book your ticket to the popular Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel and marvel at thousands of masterpieces at your own pace. Tickets to Rome's most popular museum sell out months in advance, so avoid disappointment and reserve the date and time of your entry to suit your travel schedule. Take in works by masters from Michelangelo to Raphael without the hassle of keeping up with a fast-paced tour and linger as long as you'd like inside the galleries.

Ensure entry to the Autoworld Museum with a pre-booked entrance ticket, and discover the evolution of automobiles as you admire the more than 250 displayed vehicles. Get an intimate look at limousines formerly belonging to the Belgian crown, as well as a 1928 Bentley, 1930 Cord, and 1930 Bugatti. Enjoy a family-friendly day exploring the exhibition and the rest of the Cinquantenaire Park.

The church as we know it today was founded by Henry III in the 13th century, who ordered the demolition of Edward the Confessor’s royal palace and a monastery situated on the site. In its place, a new Gothic cathedral was built that was consecrated in 1269: From now on, by decree of the King of England, Westminster Abbey was to be a place for the coronation and burial of monarchs. - Royal Tombs, Today, over 3,000 people are buried or memorialised at Westminster Abbey, including 30 monarchs and notable historical figures such as Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Stephen Hawking and Geoffrey Chaucer. - The Coronation Chair in St George’s Chapel is perhaps the most famous piece of furniture in the world. - Poet’s Corner - Explore the Lady Chapel & Chapter House - Royal Tombs - Unknown Warrior - Pyx Chamber - The Quire - Cloisters

Learn about Vienna's history in a uniquely interactive way in 'Time Travel: The Vienna History Show'. Enjoy a mixture of video, audio, VR, animatronics and immersive environments in this experience. Explore Roman Camps to plague pits, and 'meet' the Habsburgs, Mozart, and more. Choose to tour the experience with a German-speaking guide or an audio guide in one of ten languages.

Without a guide on hand to point out features and provide context, it can be easy to miss key details when exploring the Colosseum, Forum, and Palatine Hill. Discover the Eternal City’s imperial roots on this tour, which offers small-group and private upgrades. Learn directly from your guide as you cover these ancient sites in under a few hours, making it easy to fit into a busy vacation schedule.

Pre-book your tickets to STRAAT, jump on a ferry over from Amsterdam Central Station to the NDSM Wharf, and come face to face with some of the world’s greatest street art without having to leave the city or stand in a queue. A great way to discover the ins and outs of the now critically-acclaimed street art movement, STRAAT offers visitors the chance to delve deeper into the stories behind the art and the artists.

Discover two of the Austrian capital’s attractions in one day with this ticket package. Plan your Vienna vacation before you land by prebooking. This entry voucher includes access to the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, where you can admire masterpieces from Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Dürer, Rembrandt, Raphael, Rubens, Titian and Velázquez. Also included is access to the Imperial Treasury of Vienna, where you can discover jewelery from the House of Habsburg.

Design your own ideal (and cost-efficient) tour of Dublin’s top things to do and see with the Go Dublin Pass and visit attractions such as Guinness Storehouse, Jameson Distillery Bow St., and EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. Choose from digital passes that ranges from one to five days, and get ready to visit brew houses, museums, castles, and cathedrals, and even explore the city at your leisure on a 1-day hop-on hop-off bus sightseeing tour. With free entry to more than 35 attractions around town, the Go Dublin Pass offers something for the whole family.

Aeroscopia is one of the leading aviation and aeronautical museums in France and lies just a 25-minute drive from Toulouse. On this self-guided tour, discover Toulouse’s aviation history through interactive exhibitions, step on-board an Airbus A300B and Concorde, and admire the huge collection of aircraft including everything from WWII fighters and commercial planes.

History enthusiasts uncover a piece of Cork's past with a visit to the Cork City Gaol. Step into this castle-like former prison, and find a museum showcasing the realities 19th century prison life. With your entry, enjoy a self-guided tour of the prison complex, an optional audio guide upgrade, and access to the Radio Museum, which presents relics from when the Gaol was a broadcasting station.