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Step into the vibrant world of Frida Kahlo, the renowned Mexican artist, and explore her captivating paintings and profound artistic legacy. Check out the ticket option for the Frida Kahlo exhibition option available at Headout!
Entry Tickets
Entry tickets to the Frida Kahlo exhibition offer an exclusive and immersive experience of the captivating world of this iconic Mexican painter. With these tickets, art enthusiasts will also get to delve into the 40-minute immersive experience as you witness firsthand the power and beauty of Kahlo's works. On this visit, you will explore elaborate installations, music, and 360-degree projections that will bring Frida's remarkable paintings and personal expression to life.
The starting price for the tickets is €28. With these, you can enter anytime within the operating hours from 10 AM to 8 PM.
Book NowFrida Kahlo Exhibition Highlights
The Two Fridas
Explore the duality of Kahlo's identity in this captivating painting where she portrays herself in both traditional Mexican attire and European clothing, symbolizing her mixed heritage and personal struggles.
Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird
Discover Frida Kahlo's famous self-portrait that symbolizes her strength and vulnerability, featuring a thorn necklace and a vibrant hummingbird as representations of beauty and pain.
The Broken Column
Witness Kahlo's raw depiction of physical and emotional pain as she represents herself with a broken column, revealing her resilience and unwavering spirit despite suffering.
The Wounded Deer
Experience the profound symbolism in this painting as Kahlo portrays herself as a wounded deer, symbolizing her physical and emotional pain while emphasizing her strength and determination.
Henry Ford Hospital
Witness Kahlo's powerful depiction of her traumatic miscarriage, symbolizing her physical and emotional pain and her resilience in the face of adversity.
My Birth
Explore the intensely personal and symbolic artwork where Kahlo portrays her own birth, conveying themes of identity, motherhood, and the cycle of life.
The Suicide of Dorothy Hale
Encounter Kahlo's haunting portrayal of the tragic suicide of Dorothy Hale, capturing the anguish and sorrow surrounding this event with a unique artistic perspective.
Self Portrait with Monkeys
Experience the intriguing self-portrait where Kahlo is accompanied by monkeys, symbolizing her inner thoughts, fears, and desires, creating a captivating and enigmatic composition.
Tree of Hope
Discover Kahlo's symbolic representation of hope and strength in the face of physical challenges and personal setbacks, showcasing her resilience and determination to overcome adversity.
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Entry Time: 10 AM to 8 PM (Monday to Wednesday) and 10 AM to 9 PM (Thursday to Sunday)
Schedule: April 27th 2023 to July 16th 2023
Best time to visit: Check out the exhibition in the early morning or late afternoon on weekdays to avoid heavy crowds.
Address: Karl-Farkas-Gasse 19, 1030 Wien, Austria
- By bus: Take line N25 from Praterstern to Oper, Karlsplatz. From there, take line N71.
Closest Stop: St. Marx, which is around 6-7 minutes away from the exhibition venue. - By S-Bahn: Board line 7 from Praterstern to reach St. Marx, which takes around 8 minutes.
Closest Stop: St. Marx, which is 6-7 minutes from the exhibition. - By Car: You can drive from Praterstern to St. Marx in 10-15 minutes, depending on the traffic conditions, since the two places are only 4.5 km away.
Closest parking lot: On-site parking is available
- Restrooms
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Exhibition catalogs
- Seating areas
- On-site parking
The Frida Kahlo Exhibition has friendly accessibility measures for visitors with disabilities. The exhibition is both stroller and wheelchair accessible, located very close to public transportation spots, and provides a virtual reality experience suitable for all.
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- Marx Restauration (120m): A charming eatery near the museum district, serving delicious Austrian cuisine and a cozy atmosphere with outdoor seating options.
- Gasthaus Schmitzberger (1 km): A traditional Viennese Gasthaus known for its hearty Austrian dishes, friendly service, and warm, welcoming atmosphere that captures the city's essence.
- Do not touch or handle the exhibited artwork.
- Photography may be prohibited in certain areas or specific artworks. Follow the designated photography policy.
- Keep noise levels low to ensure a peaceful and respectful atmosphere for all visitors.
- Stay within the designated exhibition areas and follow the indicated flow of traffic.
- Eating or drinking inside the exhibition spaces may be prohibited.
- Smoking is typically not permitted inside exhibition spaces.
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- Vienna Opera House (4.1 km): A world-renowned opera house in Vienna, showcasing captivating performances in a grand setting where music and artistry come to life.
- Hofburg Palace (5 km): The former imperial palace of the Habsburg dynasty is now a cultural complex with museums, stunning architecture, and historical significance, offering a glimpse into Vienna's rich history and grandeur.
- Pre-book tickets online to secure your entry and avoid long queues.
- Arrive early to have ample time to explore the exhibition at your own pace.
- Take breaks and use the seating areas provided if needed.
- Plan your visit on weekdays or during non-peak hours to avoid crowds.
- Dress comfortably, as you will walk and stand for an extended period.
Frequently Asked Questions About Frida Kahlo Exhibition Tickets
How long should I spend at Frida Kahlo Exhibition?
It is recommended to allocate at least 1-2 hours to appreciate the artwork and immerse yourself in the experience fully.
Is it worth visiting Frida Kahlo Exhibition?
Yes, visiting the Frida Kahlo Exhibition is highly recommended for art enthusiasts and admirers of Frida Kahlo's works.
What are the ticket options for Frida Kahlo Exhibition?
Headout offers entry tickets to Frida Kahlo Exhibition in Vienna. Book your tickets here!
Can I buy Frida Kahlo Exhibition tickets online?
Yes, purchasing Frida Kahlo Exhibition tickets online in advance is advisable to secure your preferred date and time slot and avoid potential queues at the ticket counter.
Is the Frida Kahlo Exhibition wheelchair accessible?
The Frida Kahlo Exhibition strives to provide accessibility for all visitors, including wheelchair users. It typically offers wheelchair-accessible entrances and accessible pathways throughout the exhibition space.
Can I bring food and drinks to the Frida Kahlo Exhibition?
Bringing food and drinks may not be permitted inside the Frida Kahlo Exhibition. It is advisable to check the specific rules and regulations of the venue beforehand.
Can I bring my children to Frida Kahlo Exhibition?
Children are generally welcome at the Frida Kahlo Exhibition, but parental guidance and supervision are recommended to ensure the safety of the artworks and an enjoyable experience for everyone.
Is there a dress code for visiting Frida Kahlo Exhibition?
It is advisable to dress comfortably and be considerate of the artistic environment, ensuring that your attire does not disturb or damage the exhibits.