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Kunsthistorisches Museum exterior with Maria Theresa monument, Vienna.
Guests admiring paintings inside Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Archduke Leopold Wilhelm viewing paintings in his gallery, Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Art Chamber with sculptures and display cases inside Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Tour guide explaining artwork to visitors at Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Hunters with dogs in snowy landscape, ice skaters on frozen pond, Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Youth from the Magdalensberg statue inside Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Visitors observing paintings at Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Sarcophagi in the Egyptian Oriental Collection room at Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Visitors admiring paintings inside Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Kunsthistorisches Museum interior with ornate architecture and visitors in Vienna.
Coin Cabinet room with display cases at Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Paintings displayed on a blue wall inside Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.

Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Admission Tickets

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  • Step into the grandeur of the Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to the priceless treasures of the Habsburgs.

  • Marvel at Bruegel’s Hunters in the Snow, ancient Egyptian mummies, and the exquisite Kunstkammer, featuring intricate goldsmith masterpieces.

  • Wander through galleries filled with Renaissance and Baroque art, explore ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, and see coins spanning over 2,500 years.

  • Upgrade for skip-the-line access and a guided tour through the museum’s highlights for a more efficient and enriching experience.

  • Choose the Leopold Museum or the Imperial Treasury Vienna combo to save both time and money, with both museums offering deeper insights into Austria's history and culture.

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  • Step into the grandeur of the Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to the priceless treasures of the Habsburgs.

  • Marvel at Bruegel’s Hunters in the Snow, ancient Egyptian mummies, and the exquisite Kunstkammer, featuring intricate goldsmith masterpieces.

  • Wander through galleries filled with Renaissance and Baroque art, explore ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, and see coins spanning over 2,500 years.

  • Upgrade for skip-the-line access and a guided tour through the museum’s highlights for a more efficient and enriching experience.

  • Choose the Leopold Museum or the Imperial Treasury Vienna combo to save both time and money, with both museums offering deeper insights into Austria's history and culture.

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€22
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Dinosaur skeleton exhibit and visitors viewing a historic painting in a museum.
Natural History Museum in Vienna with manicured gardens and blue sky.
Exhibit of mineral collections inside Natural History Museum Vienna.
Kunsthistorisches Museum exterior with Maria Theresa monument, Vienna.
Visitors admiring paintings inside Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Gemstone bouquet display at Natural History Museum, Vienna.
Staircase with ornate ceiling and statues inside Natural History Museum Vienna.
Gold spiral bracelet exhibit at Natural History Museum Vienna.
Skeleton display at the Human Evolution exhibit, Natural History Museum Vienna.
Visitors viewing paintings in a gallery at Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Paintings displayed on a blue wall inside Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Tower of Babel painting in Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, depicting a massive spiraling structure.
Kunsthistorisches Museum interior with ornate architecture and visitors in Vienna.

Combo (Save 6%): Natural History Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum Admission Tickets

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  • With just one booking, you can explore everything from dinosaur fossils to Renaissance paintings—no separate tickets, no extra hassle.

  • Located just across Maria-Theresien-Platz from each other, this combo is ideal for a seamless, self-paced visit with no transit needed between stops.

  • Explore 39 exhibition halls at the Natural History Museum, home to towering dinosaurs, sparkling gems, ancient meteorites, and the 29,500-year-old Venus of Willendorf.

  • Admire iconic works by Bruegel, Caravaggio, and Rembrandt at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, set among imperial collections and richly decorated marble interiors.

  • Fun fact: The Natural History Museum’s meteorite collection is the oldest and largest of its kind in the world, with over 1,100 specimens on display.

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  • With just one booking, you can explore everything from dinosaur fossils to Renaissance paintings—no separate tickets, no extra hassle.

  • Located just across Maria-Theresien-Platz from each other, this combo is ideal for a seamless, self-paced visit with no transit needed between stops.

  • Explore 39 exhibition halls at the Natural History Museum, home to towering dinosaurs, sparkling gems, ancient meteorites, and the 29,500-year-old Venus of Willendorf.

  • Admire iconic works by Bruegel, Caravaggio, and Rembrandt at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, set among imperial collections and richly decorated marble interiors.

  • Fun fact: The Natural History Museum’s meteorite collection is the oldest and largest of its kind in the world, with over 1,100 specimens on display.

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Art Chamber in Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna with sculptures and visitors viewing a painting.
Kunsthistorisches Museum exterior with Maria Theresa monument, Vienna.
Paintings displayed on a blue wall inside Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Tourists with tickets exploring the Leopold Museum courtyard in Vienna.
Visitors viewing Klimt's "Death and Life" at Leopold Museum, Vienna.
Visitors admiring paintings inside Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Visitors viewing paintings in a gallery at Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Art exhibits at Leopold Museum, Vienna, featuring sculptures and paintings.
Visitors viewing Egon Schiele's artwork at Leopold Museum, Vienna.

Combo: Kunsthistorisches Museum + Leopold Museum Admission Tickets

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  • Skip the hassle and enjoy seamless access to the Kunsthistorisches and Leopold Museums, just 5 minutes apart, with no extra transit time.

  • At the Kunsthistorisches Museum, dive into a world of art from ancient civilizations to the Renaissance, featuring world-renowned works by Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Raphael in a majestic, imperial setting.

  • After a short stroll, immerse yourself in the world of Viennese Modernism at the Leopold Museum, where you’ll discover iconic works by Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, and other pioneers of early 20th-century art.

  • Fun fact: The Leopold Museum boasts the world’s largest collection of Egon Schiele’s artwork, including his iconic, emotionally charged portraits.

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  • Skip the hassle and enjoy seamless access to the Kunsthistorisches and Leopold Museums, just 5 minutes apart, with no extra transit time.

  • At the Kunsthistorisches Museum, dive into a world of art from ancient civilizations to the Renaissance, featuring world-renowned works by Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Raphael in a majestic, imperial setting.

  • After a short stroll, immerse yourself in the world of Viennese Modernism at the Leopold Museum, where you’ll discover iconic works by Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, and other pioneers of early 20th-century art.

  • Fun fact: The Leopold Museum boasts the world’s largest collection of Egon Schiele’s artwork, including his iconic, emotionally charged portraits.

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€37
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Combo of Kunsthistorisches Museum and Imperial Treasury Tickets
Kunsthistorisches Museum exterior with Maria Theresa monument, Vienna.
Visitors viewing paintings in a gallery at Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Imperial crown adorned with pearls and jewels at the Imperial Treasury, Vienna.
Portrait and imperial cradle display at Imperial Treasury Vienna.
Tower of Babel painting in Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, depicting a massive spiraling structure.
Staircase inside Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, with ornate marble and sculptures.
Kunsthistorisches Museum interior with ornate architecture and visitors in Vienna.
Crown of the Holy Roman Empire displayed at Imperial Treasury Vienna.
Emerald vessel with intricate carvings at Imperial Treasury Vienna.
Golden crown with jewels at Imperial Treasury Vienna.

Combo: Kunsthistorisches Museum + Imperial Treasury Admission Tickets

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  • Experience two of Vienna’s most iconic museums with a single entry, showcasing the city’s rich art and royal heritage.

  • Wander through Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to masterpieces by Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Raphael, all within an imperial palace setting.

  • Next, head to the Imperial Treasury to admire the dazzling crowns, robes, and jewels of the Habsburg dynasty, offering a glimpse into Austria’s royal past.

  • The two museums are just a 5-minute walk apart, so you can easily explore both without needing extra transportation.

  • Fun fact: The Kunsthistorisches Museum houses the Burgundian Tapestries, which are among the finest examples of 15th-century weaving, depicting the legendary story of the Trojan War in vibrant detail.

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  • Experience two of Vienna’s most iconic museums with a single entry, showcasing the city’s rich art and royal heritage.

  • Wander through Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to masterpieces by Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Raphael, all within an imperial palace setting.

  • Next, head to the Imperial Treasury to admire the dazzling crowns, robes, and jewels of the Habsburg dynasty, offering a glimpse into Austria’s royal past.

  • The two museums are just a 5-minute walk apart, so you can easily explore both without needing extra transportation.

  • Fun fact: The Kunsthistorisches Museum houses the Burgundian Tapestries, which are among the finest examples of 15th-century weaving, depicting the legendary story of the Trojan War in vibrant detail.

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€32
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Visitors exploring paintings at Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Kunsthistorisches Museum exterior with Maria Theresa Square, Vienna.
Kunsthistorisches Museum interior with grand staircase and marble sculptures.
Visitors viewing Brueghel's Tower of Babel painting at Kunsthistorisches Museum.
Peasant wedding scene by Pieter Bruegel at Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Kunsthistorisches Museum, The Saliera by Benvenuto Cellini, gold sculpture detail.
Guide explaining artwork inside Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Giuseppe Arcimboldo's "Summer" portrait made of fruits and vegetables.
Kunsthistorisches Museum, portrait "Girl in a Fur" by Titian, Vienna.
Hunters with dogs in snowy landscape, ice skaters on frozen pond, Kunsthistorisches Museum.
Infanta Margarita Teresa painting by Diego Velazquez at Kunsthistorisches Museum.

Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Guided Tour

2 hrs
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  • Skip the long ticket lines and explore Kunsthistorisches Museum in a small group of 15 or a more personalized setting.

  • Encounter masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Raphael, and Bruegel in Vienna’s world-renowned art collection.

  • Dive into fascinating exhibits, from ancient Egyptian artifacts to the golden Saliera and the Madonna of Krumau.

  • Guides share captivating stories about the artists' lives and the hidden symbols within each masterpiece, bringing centuries of art and history to life.

  • Opt for a private tour with a 5-star licensed guide, skip-the-line entry, and flexible language options.

  • Enhance your experience with private car transfers and a visit to the Imperial Treasury on select tour durations.

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  • Skip the long ticket lines and explore Kunsthistorisches Museum in a small group of 15 or a more personalized setting.

  • Encounter masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Raphael, and Bruegel in Vienna’s world-renowned art collection.

  • Dive into fascinating exhibits, from ancient Egyptian artifacts to the golden Saliera and the Madonna of Krumau.

  • Guides share captivating stories about the artists' lives and the hidden symbols within each masterpiece, bringing centuries of art and history to life.

  • Opt for a private tour with a 5-star licensed guide, skip-the-line entry, and flexible language options.

  • Enhance your experience with private car transfers and a visit to the Imperial Treasury on select tour durations.

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€99
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Tour guide explaining Maria Theresa Monument to tourists at Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna interior with ornate ceiling and classical sculptures.
Guest viewing paintings inside Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Crown adorned with jewels and pearls at Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Guest observing armor exhibits inside Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Saint Jerome in the Cell painting at Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Hieroglyphs on a stone wall exhibit inside Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna exterior with garden and fountain in foreground.
Private car for transfers during Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna tour.

Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Private Guided Tour (up to 8 people)

2 hrs
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  • Skip the lines and dive straight into Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum with a private, expert-led tour for your group.

  • Benefit from the convenience of round-trip private car transfers, including pickup and drop-off at your accommodation (3 & 5-hour options).

  • Explore world-class collections spanning ancient Egypt, Greece, the Renaissance, and Baroque eras, all in one visit.

  • Unlock access to the Imperial Treasury on select options, showcasing the Habsburg Empire's crowns, garments, and royal treasures.

  • Enjoy the exclusivity of a small group, limited to 8 guests, with a private guide offering personalized insights and adapting the tour to your interests.

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  • Skip the lines and dive straight into Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum with a private, expert-led tour for your group.

  • Benefit from the convenience of round-trip private car transfers, including pickup and drop-off at your accommodation (3 & 5-hour options).

  • Explore world-class collections spanning ancient Egypt, Greece, the Renaissance, and Baroque eras, all in one visit.

  • Unlock access to the Imperial Treasury on select options, showcasing the Habsburg Empire's crowns, garments, and royal treasures.

  • Enjoy the exclusivity of a small group, limited to 8 guests, with a private guide offering personalized insights and adapting the tour to your interests.

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€450
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Upper Belvedere Palace in Vienna with gardens and fountain in foreground.
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MegaPass Vienna: Schönbrunn Palace Guided Tour, City Walks & Audio Tours

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Audio guide

  • Skip ticket lines and tour Schönbrunn Palace with a guide, exploring the imperial rooms with smooth, pre-reserved entry.

  • Join a guided walking tour through Vienna’s city center, taking in key squares and landmarks with local insights.

  • Explore the Hofburg Imperial District at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour featuring 22 stops.

  • Discover highlights of Vienna’s Historic Center with an 11-stop audio tour, ideal for flexible sightseeing.

  • Stay connected with 3 GB eSIM data plus digital extras and 10% discounts; upgrade to Explorer for a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus.

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  • Skip ticket lines and tour Schönbrunn Palace with a guide, exploring the imperial rooms with smooth, pre-reserved entry.

  • Join a guided walking tour through Vienna’s city center, taking in key squares and landmarks with local insights.

  • Explore the Hofburg Imperial District at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour featuring 22 stops.

  • Discover highlights of Vienna’s Historic Center with an 11-stop audio tour, ideal for flexible sightseeing.

  • Stay connected with 3 GB eSIM data plus digital extras and 10% discounts; upgrade to Explorer for a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus.

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€110

Pro tips to help you make a pick

Plan ahead: When planning a visit, check if the museum is hosting any temporary exhibition or educational program on or around the day of your visit. Consider purchasing tickets online in advance to avoid long lines at the entrance.

Keep a few hours on hand: The museum has an extensive collection of European art and artifacts, which may take around 2 to 3 hours to explore thoroughly. Plan your visit accordingly and allocate enough time to appreciate the artworks and exhibits at your own pace.

Wear comfortable shoes: The museum is spread over a large area and has quite a few galleries for you to explore. Make sure to wear your most comfortable closed shoes to comfortably walk around the museum.

Check the photography policy: While photography is generally allowed in many areas of the museum, there may be restrictions on flash photography or specific exhibits where photography is prohibited. Be mindful of the museum’s photography policies.

Respect the artworks: Follow the Kunsthistorisches Museum's rules and regulations regarding the handling of artworks. Refrain from touching the exhibits, leaning on display cases, or using flash photography, as these actions can damage the delicate artworks.

Visit during off-peak hours: To avoid crowds and enjoy a comparatively relaxed visit, enter the museum early in the day or during the late afternoon. You can explore the artwork at your own pace without any rush.

Explore nearby landmarks: After visiting the Kunsthistorisches Museum, you can roam around the city center nearby. Vienna's historic center offers plenty of attractions, cafes, and shops to discover, providing a well-rounded cultural experience.

About Kunsthistorisches Museum

Established in 1891 under Emperor Franz Joseph I, the Kunsthistorisches Museum houses a variety of art pieces by masters like Rembrandt and Vermeer. The museum also features several decorative arts, sculptures, and ancient artifacts. Gottfried Semper designed the museum in a Renaissance Revival style, including frescoes by Gustave Klimt and Ernst Klimt. Visit the Kunstkammer Wien, a collection of ancient relics reflecting the eclectic tastes of the Habsburg family. Through its exhibitions and educational programs, the museum continues to inspire and delight.

AddressMaria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien, Austria
Also known asKunsthistorisches Museum Wien
Year opened1891
Founded byGottfried Semper
Expected wait time - Standard30-60 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

Did you know?

The Klimt brothers’ frescoes: Gustav Klimt, along with his brother Ernst Klimt, were commissioned to create frescoes for the museum's grand staircase. However, Gustav's unconventional and avant-garde style clashed with the museum's conservative tastes, leading to controversy and criticism.

The Kunstkammer Cabinet: The Kunsthistorisches Museum's Kunstkammer Wien, or Chamber of Art and Wonders, houses an extraordinary collection of curiosities and rarities collected by the Habsburgs over centuries. Among its treasures are intricate mechanical automata, exotic natural specimens, and precious objects from around the world.

The Mystery of the Cellini Salt Cellar: One of the museum’s most famous artifacts is the Cellini Salt Cellar, a masterpiece of Renaissance goldsmithing crafted by Benvenuto Cellini in the 16th century. In 2003, the salt cellar was stolen from the museum but was miraculously recovered three years later buried in a forest in Austria.

The Habsburg Connection: This museum was established by Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria-Hungary to house the extensive art collections of the Habsburg dynasty. The museum's collections reflect the tastes and interests of the Habsburg rulers, who were passionate collectors and patrons of the arts.

Sigmund Freud’s connection to the museum: The Kunsthistorisches Museum has an unexpected connection to the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud. Freud was a frequent visitor to the museum, finding solace and inspiration in its collections during his tumultuous life in Vienna. He often cited the museum as a source of aesthetic pleasure and intellectual stimulation.

Why visit Kunsthistorisches Museum?

Rich artistic history

The Kunsthistorisches Museum boasts an impressive collection of European paintings, including works by renowned masters such as Rembrandt, Vermeer, Titian, and Raphael. You can admire the pieces up close and learn more about the evolution of Western art.

Opulent architecture

Designed in the Renaissance Revival style by architect Gottfried Semper, the museum has a grand interior with marble columns, stucco work, and frescoes by Gustav Klimt and Ernst Klimt. If you are interested in the Habsburg family and Viennese culture, you must visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum.

Collection of ancient relics

The museum's Chamber of Art and Wonders showcases an eclectic array of curiosities and rarities collected by the Habsburgs over centuries. From intricate clocks and mechanical automata to exotic natural specimens and precious gems, the Kunstkammer offers a glimpse into the Habsburg family.

Convenient location

Situated in the heart of Vienna, the museum is conveniently located near other cultural landmarks, making it easy for visitors to include in their itinerary. After visiting the Kunsthistorisches Museum, you can explore the city's historic center, the Vienna State Opera, and the Hofburg Palace.

Educational displays

Through temporary exhibitions, lectures, and educational programs, the Kunsthistorisches Museum provides an enriching experience for visitors of all ages. You can attend a guided tour or participate in hands-on workshops to deepen your understanding of art, history, and culture.

Highlights

Antiquities collection

Delve into the museum's collection of ancient artifacts, which includes treasures from ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, and other ancient civilizations. Admire sculptures, pottery, jewelry, and other artifacts that provide insights into the art, culture, and daily life of ancient society.

Egyptian and Near Eastern collection

The Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection focuses on artifacts from ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, and the Levant. You can marvel at mummies, sarcophagi, hieroglyphic inscriptions, and other objects that shed light on the religious beliefs, burial practices, and social structures of ancient Egyptians.

Kunstkammer Wien

Immerse yourself in the Chamber of Art and Wonders, where you'll encounter an eclectic array of curiosities and rarities collected by the Habsburgs over centuries. Some of its important highlights include intricate mechanical automata, exotic natural specimens, and precious gems.

European painting collection

Explore the museum's extensive collection of European paintings, featuring masterpieces by renowned artists such as Rembrandt, Vermeer, Titian, Raphael, Caravaggio, and Pieter Bruegel the Elder. These iconic works span various genres and styles, providing a comprehensive overview of Western European painting from the Renaissance to the Baroque period.

Decorative arts collection

Marvel at the museum's collection of furniture, ceramics, glassware, textiles, and metalwork from various historical periods and cultures. These pieces demonstrate the craftsmanship, design aesthetics, and technological innovations of their respective eras.

Baroque sculptures

Discover the museum's impressive collection of Renaissance and Baroque sculptures, crafted from marble, bronze, and other materials. Admire sculptures by Michelangelo, Donatello, Antonio Canova, and other masters in the museum’s gallery.

Coin collection

The coin collection at Kunsthistorisches Museum comprises a vast array of coins, medals, and other forms of currency from different historical periods and regions. This collection offers insights into the economic and cultural history of various civilizations, spanning ancient times to the modern era.

Arms and armor collection

This section features an impressive array of arms, armor, and military equipment from different periods. You can admire suits of armor, weapons, and other defensive gear, and learn about the evolution of warfare and the craftsmanship behind these objects.

Plan your visit

Main entrance

The primary entrance to the museum is located on Maria-Theresien-Platz, facing the twin museums on either side of the square—the Kunsthistorisches Museum and the Naturhistorisches Museum. This entrance provides direct access to the museum's main lobby.

Burgring entrance

The Burgring entrance is located on the side of the museum facing the Ringstrasse, a prominent boulevard encircling the historic center of Vienna. This entrance is convenient for visitors approaching from the Ringstrasse or nearby attractions such as the Hofburg Palace. Visitors in wheelchairs can enter through this entrance. The museum staff is always readily available to escort visitors into wide, accessible elevators, and guide them into the upper levels of the building.

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What our guests say

Giuseppe V

Italy
Family
2 weeks ago

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A museum of great importance, superbly organized and boasting a truly impressive collection, especially in the Egyptian and Oriental sections. The papyrus of the Book of the Dead is unique and exceptional. Truly a great museum.

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Yasin K

Turkey
Couple
Jun 2026
It was very easy to buy tickets from headout. The kunsthistoric museum was great. We loved the museum. Thank you for all.

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Agata B

Poland
Group
2 weeks ago
The mineral collection definitely made the biggest impression on us; it was described in a very interesting yet accessible way. Aside from the fact that the building probably wasn't air-conditioned, it was a great place.

Combo: Natural History Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum Admission Tickets

Cansu B

Turkey
Family
Jul 2026
It was incredible. We spent such a great time. There were lots of different part to visit. So if you decide to visit , you must spend at least half of your day.

Combo: Natural History Museum + Kunsthistorisches Museum Admission Tickets

Nancy I

United States
Couple
2 weeks ago
I used Headout to get tickets for several sites during a recent trip. My experience was very positive and I wouldn't hesitate to order through them again.

Combo: Kunsthistorisches Museum + Imperial Treasury Admission Tickets

Henryk K

Couple
May 2026
It was great to finally visit and admire fantastic collection of Schatzkammer. It was also great opportunity to enjoy famous paintings of Rubens, Rembrandt, Bruegel. With great pleasure I visited temporary exhibition to watch works of Canaletto and Bellotto. Thanks to combo-ticket I paid less than if I bought two separate tickets :) Vistor from Poland - Henryk

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