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Was a little disappointed that only German English were available on the audio, my wife who speaks other language, fluently how to work hard and spend a lot of time listening to and dealing with reading tWas a little disappointed that only German English were available on the audio, my wife who speaks other language, fluently how to work hard and spend a lot of time listening to and reading the English. Such a relatively easy thing to fix and makes either a memorable unbelievable experience or just an average one. I, for my part, Was very impressed with the scope and layout of the museum.
The art was amazing. The museum wasn't too crowded on a Thursday and i was able to escape the rain. The cafe had b nice drinks and a very nice waitress.
Undoubtedly being a painter from a Viennese family but growing up in Australia experiencing Vienna for the first time. Seeing two of my greatest heroes Klimt and Sheile's works close up, standing in the spot they would of been when they painted them able to see every stroke not visible in the prints in books I had looked at literally thousands of times over the years- quietly blew my mind.
Albertina can't we visit? I want a refund of 35.8 EUR One of us spent 159 euros and two people spent a total of 318 EUR. Using the QR code on your company's Headout app, we were unable to enter the tour. In order to rush for time, we had to buy tickets by ourselves. Your company must refund my ticket purchase fee, which totaled 35.8 EUR
Very convenient ... so recommended. It made our week in Vienna a success
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Great experience. Lots to see. Varied content and lovely cafe and shop Definitely recommend
The variety of exhibits was wonderful, aircon was welcome on a hot day and the cafe had good food
The whole visit was excellent. Better than the other museums
Really enjoyed all 4 floors particularly Schiele's paintings
Fantastic exhibits and great information in beautiful surroundings
Excellent exhibit but electors out of order hard to do steps!
A wondeful exhibition of art nouveau artiste Wien 1900 vers Good presentation
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Leopold Museum
Kunsthistorisches Museum
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Purchasing tickets at museum entrances has been critical to guaranteeing access. For example, entry to the Belvedere in August is not guaranteed if you show up at the ticket office without having booked in time. So essential to purchase via online platform. Headout recommended!!!
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It should be pointed out that you need to exchange your ticket at the museum ticket office before entering.
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Discover the various ticket options available for your visit to the Leopold Museum. Choose the one that best suits your needs and ensures a memorable experience at this renowned cultural institution.
Unlock the perfect way to delve into the Leopold Museum with self-guided walking tour entry tickets. With these tickets, you can freely navigate the exhibits independently, immersing yourself in the art and discovering the museum's treasures at a leisurely rhythm.
These tickets allow you to enter anytime between 10 AM to 6 PM. The starting price for entry tickets is €15. Students, children, seniors, and infants are offered tickets at discounted prices.
Book NowIndulge in a cultural feast with a combo ticket to the Leopold Museum and Kunsthistorisches Museum. This ticket allows you to immerse yourself in two of the greatest museums of Vienna in one remarkable experience. Perfect if you are on a strict budget and a limited time frame.
The price of the combo tickets, for adults above 20 years of age, starts at €15, and you can enter the museum premises anytime between 10 AM to 6 PM.
Book NowAdmire this iconic masterpiece, a symbol of love and sensuality, created with Klimt's signature golden brushstrokes and intricate patterns that will surely leave you mesmerized by its ethereal beauty.
Witness the raw emotion and intensity in Klimt's powerful depiction of life and death, a haunting portrayal that explores existence's fragile and fleeting nature.
Transport yourself to the picturesque Austrian countryside through Klimt's vivid landscape, capturing the serenity and harmony of nature, inviting you to escape into its idyllic setting.
Encounter Schiele's striking self-portrait, where his unconventional style and piercing gaze reveal the artist's self-exploration, challenging societal norms and inviting you to question the boundaries of expression.
Delve into Schiele's complex relationship with his muse and lover, Wally Neuzil, as he captures her enigmatic presence with raw emotion, showcasing their intense bond amidst societal scrutiny.
Marvel at Schiele's dynamic portrayal of a dancer in motion captures the energy and passion of the performance as if the painting itself is alive, inviting you to join the rhythmic enchantment.
Encounter Schiele's passionate depiction of motherhood, where the artist's expressive brushwork and bold colors convey the intensity of maternal love, resonating with your own experiences and emotions.
Discover Waldmüller's refined portrait of a lady, capturing the grace and elegance of Viennese society in the 19th century, immersing you in the charm and sophistication of the era.
Experience Kokoschka's captivating portrayal of lovers entwined, where his expressive brushstrokes and vibrant colors convey the passion and intensity of their embrace, evoking a profound emotional connection.
Entry hours: 10 AM to 6 PM
Closed on: Tuesdays
Best time to visit: Visit during weekdays in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds.
Address: Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Wien, Austria
Plan for about 2-3 hours to explore Leopold Museum comfortably.
Yes, Leopold Museum is worth visiting for art enthusiasts, especially those interested in Austrian art from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Headout offers standard entry tickets and combo tickets for Leopold Museum.
Yes, purchasing tickets online is recommended for convenience and to avoid waiting in queues.
Yes, photography without flash is allowed for personal use. However, check for any restrictions in temporary exhibitions.
Yes, Leopold Museum is wheelchair accessible with elevators and facilities to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
Food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibition areas, but there is a café where you can enjoy refreshments.
Yes, there is a cloakroom where you can store your bags, coats, and other belongings during your visit to Leopold Museum.
Yes, children are welcome at the Leopold Museum. There are also special programs and activities available for younger visitors.
There is no strict dress code, but dressing comfortably and respectfully for your Leopold Museum visit is recommended.