Entrance tickets for the KunstHausWien. Museum Hundertwasser
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The genuinely unique green Museum in Vienna, was founded by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, one of the most important Austrian artists of the twentieth century.
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Hundertwasser Museum in KUNST HAUS WIEN was founded by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, one of the most important Austrian artists of the 20th century. The unique museum, not far from the Hundertwasserhaus, follows the philosophical and creative principles of the famous exceptional artist. On several exhibition levels, the Museum Hundertwasser combines the most important aspects of his work and shows the world’s largest collection of his paintings, prints, tapestries and architectural designs. In Vienna’s first “green museum”, visitors can also experience the visionary ecological commitment of Friedensreich Hundertwasser – he experimented with green roofs and placed trees in the facades. In addition, KUNST HAUS WIEN presents comprehensive and outstanding photography exhibitions with renowned artists who have written photographic history on the one hand and young contemporary positions on the other, thus offering the photography scene a central platform for dealing with the medium.
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Please note this voucher needs to be exchanged at museum the cash desk for the valid entrance ticket
Reviews(91)
It's worth a visit. There is a lot of information about the artist and exhibited artworks on two floors. However, we would not visit the integrated cafe again. It was expensive and the Kaiserschmarren was dry and not freshly prepared.
I have been a fan of Hundertwasser for a long time, so these tickets were put to good use. We enjoyed the museum!
Nice experience in Hundertwasser museum. A lot of to see... Even disaster in early 2025 in pictures and videos. I recommend it to book and visit
Particular experience in its simplicity. Easily accessible by public transport. Engaging sensory experience. Too bad about the closed floors... but it may have been simple bad luck... still recommended
Delusional!! Collection of colorful paintings, the façade is non-common, the detail of the stair barrier surprising, the courtyard incredible
A man before his time, & uniquely himself in so many different forms of art. For him, art is the foundation of life. Unlike many or the artists of his time, he lived by his beliefs in making good. I love his understanding of the spiral as a model for life.
Seeing the work of this quirky architect/artist/philosopher was one of my favorite experiences in Vienna. Don’t miss this, his grand little museum and have coffee or lunch for sure in the cafe. Just whimsical and wonderful and you’ll leave talking or if you’re alone you’ll be smiling. His philosophy is that we belong as one with nature - and that joy is important in life. Glorious museum. Great gift shop, fantastic terrace/garden restaurant and absolutely fascinating exhibits. (I also enjoyed the special exhibit of kinetic art that was shown on the top floor, though this exhibit is due to cycle off soon). Do not miss this museum, especially if you are a fan of Escher or Alice in Wonderland.
The visit of the Kunsthaus Wien is the Hundertwasser Museum was a highlight of our visit to Vienna. Very good concept, great performance of his works. Well organized and friendly staff. At the end in the cafe with top service and outstanding cheesecake. Problematic here are poor reviews from people who apparently do not even know where they have been. Kunst Haus Wien has nothing to do with the Hundertwasserhaus and the Touri HotSpot.
This was one of the highlights of my trip to Vienna. I don't understand ppl who don't like this center. Hunterwasser was brilliant, completely ahead of his time. Pioneer of the environmental art movement. He cared about how the art was made and printed just as much as the art itself. He had a holistic vision of art and social justice. His opinions and attitudes also reflect so much of the anthroposophic, Steiner lifestyle. No idea if this was intended or not. His architecture was crap though, ugly and 90s. Overstimulating. Should have kept to the painting.
It is a building designed in the unmistakable style of the artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, and houses a large collection of paintings by the same painter. The building itself is already worth seeing: irregular floor, spiral staircase, colored tiles, trees in the building... And Hundertwasser’s work is worth seeing, especially in a city with as much art of so many different kinds as Vienna. On the top floor there are usually temporary exhibitions by different artists. Something highly recommended in this museum is its bar / cafe: well priced, very friendly people and good food. I especially recommend your Kaiserschmarrn (the typical dessert of Vienna). It was the best I had in my days in town.
