Butterflies fly around you which is great for the kids. Only thing is it is too hot and humid inside. It would be ok in the summer time. But if you are visiting in the winter time you better undress all the excess layers otherwise it is not very comfortable with winter clothes in here.
Good location and prize but to be honest not much to see. Butterflies were pretty but its quite small
it is really nice to walk around and check the amazing butterflies fly freely in the area. It can be a relaxing and amazing experience. the ticket is really affordable.
An extremely peaceful place next to a peaceful park. Admission is cheap as well. You can get a yearly pass for less than €30 as well, which sounds delightful.
It was really really tiny and crowded with little amount of seats to to just sit down and enjoy the view. It is in the city center what is great but for a better experience in this price I would happily go outer in the city. I have been in other butterfly houses before, all of them were bigger. I think the price is not reasonable even if it is in such a good location.
Nice to visit, but for what they offer: way too expensive. I had to pay more than 18 euros (1 adult, 3 kids) for an overall visit of about 20 minutes Sure, I could have stayed longer, but once you are done with the trail, the kids got bored pretty fast Anyhow: nice to see, but not really worth the fee IMHO.
Lots of beautiful butterflies fluttering about! I feel it is a bit overpriced for the size of the facility, but it is Vienna. Bigger cities tends to be on the pricier side and is to be expected. Enjoy the butterflies!
It's a cute place Have never seen more than 3 butterflies at once, also of such size. I believe is not about how many you see but how pretty and different they are. Something that surprised me is that butterflies seem to like banana, here is a pic
The Place unlike any place in Vienna. He confronts the visitor with the amazing world of butterflies. recommended.
From the Burggarten, I had thought this was a mall. At the back there were restaurants that shine brightly in the evening light, but turns out that this is actually a greenhouse that is home to royal butterflies. The domes create a tropical setting which the butterflies can thrive but to be honest, I am more intrigue by the architecture than the butterfly collection.