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About Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien is Vienna’s most celebrated art museum and sits proudly on the Ringstrasse boulevard. The beautiful building is as breathtaking outside as it is on the inside, nestled in palatial gardens and crowned with a grand dome. You won’t want to forget your camera when you visit!
The Vienna Art History Museum was built close to the Hofburg to keep the imperial works of art and extensive collections of the Imperial family safe. If you visit today, you will find some of the art world’s most prominent pieces, including Raphael’s “Madonna in the Meadow” and the Infanta paintings by Velazquez as well as fascinating artifacts from generations-old cultures.
Make sure to visit the museum when you arrive in Vienna and marvel at the many exhibitions. If you’re an art lover, you must tour the museum to gain more insight into the displayed pieces. Tickets for Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien guided tour start from just €16 .
Things to do near Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien
Once you’ve enjoyed gazing at the beautiful art on display, discover more of what Vienna has on offer:
- Feel like a royal at the inspiring Hofburg Palace - When you’re at the Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, you can nip over to the Imperial Palace and continue your Royal tour of Vienna. See the iconic sights and enjoy nosing into the grandly decorated palatial rooms of past Imperial family members.
- Connect with nature at the stunning butterfly house - This surprising sight is the perfect spot to soak up nature on a beautiful Vienna summer’s day. The Schmetterlinghaus is a stunning living museum with hundreds of tropical plants and gentle, colorful butterflies.
- Journey to Mozart’s Birthplace - Discover the birthplace of music’s most famous composer. Mozart was born in the stunning city of Salzburg. So settle in for a three-hour drive West from Vienna and marvel at the beautiful city nestled below the towering and inspiring Alpine mountain range.
