Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum Timed-Entry Ticket

Enter at your booked time
and admire the Habsburg imperial collection

The Kunsthistorisches Museum was built by Emperor Franz Joseph I to house and display the imperial collections and opened in 1891. It faces the Natural History Museum across Maria-Theresien-Platz. This ticket is for entry in the time slot you choose when booking, with a 15-minute entry window. Once inside, explore works ranging from ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman antiquities to the 18th century at your own pace.

Meet the masters of European art in the Picture Gallery

The Picture Gallery displays works by great European masters such as Rubens, Rembrandt, Raphael, Vermeer, Velázquez, Titian and Dürer. Assembled by the Habsburgs over centuries, the collection lets you see masterpieces from many eras and regions in one place.

See Bruegel's The Tower of Babel and The Peasant Wedding

The Kunsthistorisches Museum is known for holding the world's largest collection of paintings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. See his signature works in person, including The Tower of Babel, a detailed depiction of a colossal tower, and The Peasant Wedding, a lively scene of a village feast.

Explore the Kunstkammer and the magnificent building

In the Kunstkammer, see works by goldsmiths such as Benvenuto Cellini, along with sculptural masterpieces and ivory carvings by the finest artists of their time. Cellini's golden salt cellar, the Saliera, is a highlight of the collection. The building itself is also worth seeing, with an impressive grand staircase decorated with several paintings by Gustav Klimt and others, and a splendid domed hall.

※ An audio guide is not included and must be rented separately on site.