What to see in Vienna

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Clock Museum (Uhrenmuseum)

In 1921, the Uhren Museum opened in the Hafenhaus, one of Vienna's oldest structures, exhibiting a monumental selection of 21,200 clocks and watches from the 15th century up to a 1992 computer clock, with 700 of them on display at any given time....
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Technisches Museum

Since its opening in 1918, the Technical Museum has become a landmark for science, technology and engineering, offering visitors of all ages a great educational experience. Not only does the museum feature plenty of interactive installations and...
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Circus and Clown Museum

Adjoining the local history museum of the 2nd district

Circus and Clown Museum is a great family attraction. Kids especially love this museum full of colorful and funny displays. Pictures and photos tell stories about Austrian and...
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Mozarthaus

Mozart spent an impressive 11 years in Vienna, where he resided in many different locations. Of these, the Mozarthaus Vienna is the only one that has survived the test of time and is still standing today. During the three years between 1784 and...
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Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM)

No trip to Vienna is complete without a visit to the renowned Kunsthistorisches Museum. Its neoclassical building is a sight to behold in and of itself, and it is brimming with pieces by some of the most influential European painters, sculptors...
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OstLicht

Contemporary photographic art gallery

OstLicht is a new project by Peter Coeln, who founded the WestLicht fine art photography museum in 2001. While WestLicht is mainly focused on classic and historic photographs, OstLicht shows...
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Das WERK

Underground cultural center and party venue

Das WERK is a unique institution in the northern part of Vienna. By day it is a place for inspiring art exhibitions and workshop, but at night Das WERK turns into an underground dance club with...
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Liechtenstein Museum

Oh what a Da Vinci will buy

The Princes of Liechtenstein have been patrons of the arts for centuries. In the 1960s, faced with (relatively) dire straits, they sold a real Leonardo, used the spoils to start a bank and resumed their...
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Kaisergruft

Crypts of the Viennese monarchs

From 1633, the Habsburgs were laid to rest in the crypt of the Church of the Capuchins. Each funeral was preceded by a belittling ritual consisting of the reigning emperor announcing his various titles to...
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TBA21–Augarten

Contemporary art gallery

TBA21–Augarten (Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary) was founded in 2002 by Francesca von Habsburg. It offers contemporary, experimental, and unconventional art, installations and projects, as well as a variety of...
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Rabbit Eye Movement (REM)

Local and international illustrators

Originally a street art project, Rabbit Eye Movement (REM) was launched by Nychos in 2005. Since 2012, REM is a full time gallery and art space, with focus on promoting young artists and their...
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Ankerbrotfabrik

Since the 13th century, the Michaelerkirche in Vienna has been a place of historic interest. Unique sights of the church include the burial crypt, which can be accessed via 40-minute German/English tours at 11am and 1pm Monday to Saturday. During...
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Fotogalerie Wien

Photographic gallery

Fotogalerie Wien is a non-profit organization, created to promote artistic photography and new media. It sees itself as an information gallery, but also provides a rich exhibition schedule, and exchanges with...
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WestLicht

This photography gallery and museum, located in a former glass factory, showcases confronting photography exhibitions and a permanent collection featuring over 360 cameras, arranged by era from the early days of photography to current digital...
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Anzenberger Gallery

Photojournalism art exhibitions

Founded by Regina Maria Anzenberger in 2002, the Anzenberger Gallery is a space for editorial photography, photojournalism, documentation, reportage, and portraiture. The gallery represents internationally...
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Improper Walls

Art and handicrafts

Improper Walls is a unique gallery and shop in one, located in the south west of Vienna. The inviting space is open for people from all ages and you definitely don't have to be an art expert to enjoy the exhibitions and...
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Museum of Applied Arts (MAK)

MAK is dedicated to the craftsmanship and artistry of everyday life. Art fans can peruse a range of room styles, including Renaissance, Baroque, Orientalism, Historicism, Empire, Art Deco and the intricate metalwork of the Wiener Werkstätte. To...
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Kunsthalle Wien

This arts complex in the MuseumsQuartier showcases contemporary art in the form of photography, video, film, installations and new media in three to six month programs. It contains open-plan layout, high ceilings, and a functional design which...
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Stadtpark

Opened in 1862, the Stadtpark is a tranquil oasis in the city, perfect for leisurely strolls or simply soaking up the sun. Its winding pathways, lined with willow trees, and duck ponds make it a popular lunchtime escape for those who work in the...
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Danube Tower

The tallest free-standing structure in Austria

Danube Tower is located in the district of Donaustadt near the north bank of the Danube River. Designed by architect Hannes Lintl for the 1964 Viennese International Horticulture Show, it is...
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Haus des Meeres

Head to the 'House of the Sea' for an eye-opening experience with its wide range of giant fish, reptiles, and creepy-crawlies. Time your visit perfectly by attending the various feeding times - sharks are fed at 10.30am Monday, 3pm Wednesday, and...
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Central Cemetery (Zentralfriedhof)

The largest of Vienna's 50 cemeteries

Central Cemetery (Zentralfriedhof) is located in the outer city district of Simmering, it is actually on the fringe of Vienna. In 1863 as the population and industrialization of Vienna exploded it...
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Steinhofgründe

Park and recreational area

Steinhofgründe is a recreational area, spreading over 45 hectares, in the Penzing neighborhood of Vienna. The park was once part of the domain of the Otto-Wagner-Spital nearby, and was used for horticultural...
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Kohlmarkt

Elegant shopping street

For luxury shopping in Vienna, look no further than Kohlmarkt, an elegant, narrow street, which lines up some of the finest brand stores, including Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany, Chanel, Ferragamo, Bulgari, and many...
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Lindengasse

Popular shopping street

Lindengasse is considered the "fashion mile" of Vienna. It is located not far from Mariahilfer Strasse shopping street, and offers a wide array of fashion shops and boutiques, as well as cafes and restaurants....
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Academy of Sciences (Akademie der Wissenschaften)

A non-university research institution

The Austrian Academy of Sciences (Akademie der Wissenschaften) was founded in 1847 as the Imperial Academy of Sciences. It is a legal organization, a non-university research center under the special...
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Volksgarten

Situated between the Burgtheater and Heldenplatz, the Volksgarten is an ideal spot to relax and take in the stately rose bushes and classical statues. In the northeast corner of the park stands the monument of Empress Elisabeth, close to the...
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Laaer Wald

Beautiful forest and recreational area

Laaer Wald is a historic street and forest area in the Favoriten neighborhood of Vienna. The area features several remarkable landmarks, including the Pietà sculpture which can be admired in the...
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Museum Moderne Kunst Stiftung Ludwig (MUMOK)

MUMOK in Vienna is a renowned modern-art museum, boasting an impressive collection of 20th-century artworks. It includes pieces from Fluxus, nouveau realism, pop art, and photorealism, numbering up to 9000 in total. Expressionism, cubism, minimal...
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House of Music (Haus der Musik)

The Haus der Musik offers an entertaining, interactive experience to both adults and children, with exhibits in both English and German. Spanning four floors, this informative museum focuses on the creation of sound and music, from Vienna's...
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Sigmund Freud Museum

Sigmund Freud had a lasting impact on psychology and society after his arrival in Vienna in 1891. The museum dedicated to him, located in the city, was closed temporarily, but is expected to open again in mid-2020. Freud spent the majority of his...
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Türkenschanzpark

Beautiful park on Vienna's outskirts

The Türkenschanzpark is a park located slightly outside of Vienna and is very important to the city due to its botanical importance and its layout.

Türkenschanzpark is known for having very...
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Burggarten

Behind Vienna's Hofburg lies a tranquil haven, called the Burggarten. The Ringstrasse and Innere Stadt are usually bustling with activity, yet this park remains a serene escape. The most renowned feature of the park is the marble statue of...
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Votivkirche

In 1853, Franz Josef I was lucky to survive an assassination attempt by a Hungarian attempting to stab him, but failing to find his neck through his collar. In thanks for his good fortune, the Votivkirche was commissioned, designed by Heinrich...
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Kunsthaus Wien

An avant-garde museum in Vienna's third district

Kunsthaus Wien was designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, renowned architect and artist. On display here are international collections of modern art along with paintings, graphic designs,...
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Plague Column (Pestsaule)

This baroque memorial, designed by Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach in 1693 and topped with a golden roof, dominates the Graben in Vienna. It was built by Emperor Leopold I to honor the 75,000 residents of the city who perished in the...
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Historic Centre of Vienna

A city once surrounded by walls

The Historic Centre of Vienna is rich with sites to visit. The 19th century Ringstrasse is filled with grand buildings, architectural wonders including Baroque castles and beautiful gardens. There are...
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Sisi Museum

The Sisi Museum, located in the Kaiserappartements, offers an intriguing glimpse into the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, lovingly referred to as Sisi. An impressive, partial reconstruction of her extravagant coach takes center stage, but...
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Geymüllerschlössel

A houseof the Biedermeier period 1815-1848

Geymüllerschlössel served as a summer residence of Viennese merchant and banker Johann Jakob Geymüller (1760–1834). From there it has a complicated history until the late 19th century when it was...
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Kuffner Observatory (Kuffner-Sternwarte)

A astronomy museum and observatory

Kuffner Observatory (Kuffner-Sternwarte) was at one time a private scientific facility. After WWII as the population grew, city lights interfered with night sky observations. Now it is an educational...