Museums and Galleries in Austria
Dive into the Austrian art world

Carinthia's pop art artist Kiki Kogelnik was part of the same group as Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol.

The Museum of the Future offers insights into digital computer worlds, technologies, and media.

The 5,100 m² / 1.2 acre LED facade right by the banks of the Danube alone is a reason to visit – and the exhibitions are even more impressive.

The design of the castle features secret numerical symbolism typical of Freemasonry.

Impressive architecture, historic aircraft, and spectacular art combined with moments of pure indulgence.

The 900-year-old fortress is the largest fully preserved castle complex in Europe, towering above the old town.

In 11 halls of the former Prince-Archbishop's residence, the DomQuartier showcases European paintings from the 16th to 19th centuries.

Futuristic architecture meets contemporary art: a masterpiece of creativity and innovation.

The palace is an architectural allegory of the universe. The complex now houses a museum.

For Swarovski's centenary, André Heller created the Crystal Worlds in the form of a giant.

The world's first museum still showcases treasures from the 16th century collection of Archduke Ferdinand II.

The "Maximilian I" exhibition honours the knight and emperor from the House of Habsburg.

The focus of this award-winning museum is on archaeology, history, and folklore.

The Albertina is home to one of the world’s most significant graphic art collections, with Albrecht Dürer’s iconic "Young Hare" as its highlight.

Majestic splendour, nature, and an unforgettable view – visiting the castle is falling in love.

The MAK focuses on applied arts, design, architecture, and contemporary art.

The former imperial stables in Vienna have been transformed into a vibrant cultural district.

The impressive building, with its lavish interior, provides the perfect setting for world-famous paintings.

The Imperial Palace, or Hofburg, is home to nine museums, offering a unique collection of grand history!

Here, you can see the world’s largest collection of Egon Schiele works and hundreds of masterpieces from the Vienna Secession.

The Heidi Horten Collection showcases the diversity and depth of 20th and 21st-century modern art.

For those who love a change of perspective, contemporary and modern art take centre stage here: visual art, installations, and media art.

From visual art and performance to new media disciplines, the museum’s range is as impressive as its architecture.

In the Danube Harbour, you'll find one of the largest outdoor street art galleries in the world. Over 300 murals and graffiti pieces are on display.

Ropac is one of Austria's most renowned gallery owners. He focuses on contemporary painting and sculpture exhibitions and introduces new names to the art world.

Historic walls, modern architecture, and contemporary art: that’s what you’ll find in the gallery, housed in a former carriage workshop.

The focus of the gallery at Palais Küenburg is on art historical and current transformations, featuring works from Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein to Keith Haring.

Their two-hour "Walk of Modern Art" creates an art parcours that also incorporates sacred elements, such as the Romanesque choir crypt of Salzburg's first cathedral.

The range spans from 19th-century artists to the present day, covering classical painting, graphic art, photography, and installation art.

A central stage for art from the Middle Ages to contemporary works, it houses the world’s largest collection of Gustav Klimt’s art, including the iconic piece "The Kiss."

Carnuntum today is like a time portal to the ancient world: the houses have been faithfully reconstructed to their original state.

The modern universal museum showcases the history of nature, culture, and technology from the origins of life to the present day.

Explore the history of the Golden Roof through exciting, interactive stations. Fun and learning for the whole family!

In the museum, interactive games and video projections are just as much a part of the experience as live small animals.

Where learning becomes an adventure: interactive exhibits, creative workshops, and fun for little explorers and budding scientists.

The children’s museum in the palace brings the history of the imperial family to life – including a quadrille dance class for little princes and princesses in costume!

The goal of the Sound Museum is to inspire understanding, openness, and enthusiasm for music in a playful way.

Dive into Mozart’s world, explore his home, and experience the magic of his music in a fun, interactive way.

Rocks, volcanoes, dinosaurs, and countless – often extraordinary – animals: what more could a child’s heart desire?

Exciting exhibits and interactive stations bring the history of technology to life. A special highlight is the mine.

Dreamy castles and majestic fortresses offer a magical journey through time, where kids can conquer the world of noble knights and fair maidens.