Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien

"At this unmissable museum you get collections covering biology, earth sciences, anthropology and archaeology spanning five millennia - from ancient Egypt and Greece to the late 18th century - in a building designed as a total work of art. Prepare to spend hours upon hours here. Emperor Franz Joseph founded the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna (also just called KHM) to house the imperial collections, and is now one of the most significant museums in the world. During their long reign, which began in the Middle Ages, the Habsburg dynasty accumulated an enormous collection of art, including rich and exquisite pieces, as well as rarities and wonders that may still be seen today. In the magnificent domed hall is the famous Kunsthistorisches Museums Café with its red velvet circle couch (psst visit the third floor for great views of the whole café) that serve traditional Viennese coffee specialties, pastries and traditional snacks for short breaks. You can find many stunning pieces of art and get lost in the 20 rooms with 2162 objects on display, including Pieter Bruegels biblical Tower of Babel from the Renaissance. 💸Entrance fee: €21 ⏰Opening hours (Last admission: 30 mins before closing): JANUARY - MAY Monday: Closed Open: 10am to 6pm JUNE - AUGUST Open: 10am to 6pm SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER MondayClosed Open: 10am to 6pm "

"The Kunsthistorisches Museum is one of the world’s foremost art museums, located in Vienna's Maria-Theresien-Platz. Opened in 1891, it houses an extensive collection of artworks from ancient civilizations to the Renaissance, including masterpieces by artists such as Raphael, Rembrandt, and Vermeer. The museum's grand architecture is a marvel in itself, designed by Gottfried Semper and Karl von Hasenauer. Allocate several hours to explore the museum’s diverse collections, including the renowned Picture Gallery and the Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection. Consider using the museum's audio guides to enhance your visit and gain deeper insights into the artworks and artifacts. The Kunsthistorisches Museum was built alongside its twin, the Natural History Museum, as part of the grand design for Maria-Theresien-Platz. The museum’s impressive dome and elaborate interiors reflect the Habsburgs' commitment to art and culture, and the building’s lavish decoration complements its world-class collection."

"The Kunsthistorisches Museum is an art museum in Vienna, Austria. Housed in its festive palatial building on the Vienna Ring Road, it is crowned with an octagonal dome. Visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien for its world-class art collection, including works by renowned artists (such as Raphael, Rembrandt, Vermeer, Titian, Bruegel, Caravaggio, and many others), stunning architecture, and a rich cultural experience in the heart of Vienna. Tickets start at $22/adults and $19/students"