Swarovski Kristallwelten Guided Tour

Embark on a journey through the legacy of one of the world's leading jewellery manufacturers with this guided visit to the Swarovski House. Explore this unique shop-museum located in Vienna while savoring a glass of champagne.

Explore the Swarovski House in Vienna: A Blend of Elegance and Bubbly

At the designated meeting point, you'll arrive at the Swarovski House, nestled in the heart of Vienna. Prepare to delve into the intriguing history and nuances of this renowned Austrian jewellery brand.

Have you ever wondered what goes into Swarovski crystals? Is it true that the founder was originally Czech? Or which iconic films and outfits have showcased the brand? Join us for a guided exploration of the Swarovski House, a fascinating shop-museum that boasts a diverse collection of crystal pieces.

As part of the tour, visitors will also enjoy a glass of champagne at the Moët & Chandon Bar, conveniently located within the Swarovski House. For those who opt not to partake in alcohol, a non-alcoholic beverage can be selected instead.

During our time together, you'll encounter visuals that chronicle over 125 years of craftsmanship, alongside an impressive array of dazzling accessories such as watches, earrings, and exquisite tiaras. Additionally, you'll discover decorative items inspired by various fantasy realms. A truly opulent experience!

After approximately one hour, our informative tour will conclude. You may find yourself tempted to browse the shop for a lovely keepsake!

Highlighted Exhibitions

The Swarovski House in Vienna features several noteworthy exhibitions:

Bambi

Did you know that Bambi, the beloved Disney character, was originally created by Austrian author Felix Salten in the novel Bambi, a Life in the Forest?

This adorable deer has been impressively 3D printed and adorned with over 4.5 million Swarovski crystals.

Dresses from the 2024 Met Gala

The Met Gala, officially known as the Costume Institute Benefit, is an annual highlight in the fashion world, serving as a fundraiser for the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Widely regarded as one of the most prestigious and glamorous fashion events globally, it provides a platform for stars and designers to showcase their creativity in alignment with the event's theme.

Following the 2024 Met Gala, five stunning dresses found a new home at the Swarovski store in New York. This exhibition celebrated the intricate designs and masterful craftsmanship that brought these exquisite garments to life, now featured prominently at the Swarovski House in Vienna.