It was by far the strangest visit to a church in my life. The entrance fee is 8EU and you get to see and ride an elevator in the middle of a baroque masterpiece. Then you get to climb some stairs and end up in a small area from which you can't see much (this is the supposed panorama that... More

The elevator and surrounding scaffold to the dome is really detracting from the splendor of this 18th century church, but we realized that we may never have another chance to see frescoes up close. Not for people with acrophobia, the elevator ride and the scaffold at the dome was a bit daunting. The view through the windows was not so... More

I did not visit this during the day or for the architecture, but rather with a ticket to see and hear a period orchestra and choir present Mozart's Requiem at the church down the street from where he died trying to finish it. The acoustics were very good and lots to see along the walls and ceiling, even though they... More

Barocco style, in Central Europe version, only for lovers. A lift indoors, very advertised, facilitates the access to a platform below the dome. From here a stairway lifts to the top of the dome where you expect to have a magnificent view over Wien. The windows are narrow, far from the observation place and covered by a security net. As... More

There is something about a church that charges you an entrance fee, even before you have had a glance, that I cannot really appreciate. You run into a booth with a stern lady that sums up how much you need to pay to get in. In this case, after we walked into the church, we both thought it was ghastly... More

The church is wonderful from the outsidere. The inside is nothing much. There are a lot of churches just like it. They have built a scaffolding inside (which obstruct the view of the walls and the dome) with an elevator takling you up to the dome. It is nice to see the murals up close - but not really worth... More

i was so disappointed when i entered this church. Looks good from the outside but it has in my opinion been totally ruined by the installation of the extremely obtrusive lift. Scaffolding everywhere taking away from what could have been a really nice church. I would rather not have the view! the peterkirche is far superior.

Well, you have to pay 8 euros to enter inside the Church!! Although, it is very very beautiful inside and actually worth the money... Some people say this church's painted ceiling is the most beautiful around outside Italy, and you can take a lift to check the paintings very close.

The paintings on the walls of the dome are very beautiful but the church is just another very old historic church in Vienna. You'll have to pay to go up the elevator, which takes you all the way up to the dome. Then from there you'll have to take the stairs for what it's equivalent to three or four more... More