Belvedere
Baroque palace gardens plus a knockout collection of Austrian art—most famously Klimt. It feels like walking into a painting and then being politely reminded you are still mortal.
Museum halls
A tour of the finest frames and a few well-timed chuckles. Choose a hall and mind the ropes.
Baroque palace gardens plus a knockout collection of Austrian art—most famously Klimt. It feels like walking into a painting and then being politely reminded you are still mortal.
One of the great print rooms on Earth, with blockbuster shows layered on top. The elegant rooms keep the vibe refined, even when your feet are quietly negotiating a truce.
A Renaissance-and-Baroque heavyweight where the building itself is part of the collection. Think of it as a jewel box for old masters—only the jewel box is the size of a small empire.
A deep dive into Austrian modernism—Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, and the whole Viennese mood swing. Clean galleries, sharp curating, and a lot of eyes that follow you around.
Modern art, contemporary energy, and a building that looks like it means business. It is the place to go when you want Vienna to stop being polite and start being interesting.
A temple of Viennese modernism with a golden dome and Klimt's Beethoven Frieze. Small in footprint, enormous in influence—like espresso for your art history brain.
Design, craft, and the objects that quietly run the world. It is a reminder that Vienna's taste is not limited to paintings—it also extends to chairs, textiles, and typography.
Vienna's city museum—art, history, and the evolving story of a place that has reinvented itself many times without losing its posture.
Hundertwasser's colorful, anti-straight-line universe—part museum, part manifesto. If your eyes needed a vacation from beige, this is the perfect itinerary.
A cultural village in former imperial stables—museums, courtyards, cafés, and people watching that counts as performance art. Come for the galleries, stay for the atmosphere.