Vienna Klimt Villa Entry Ticket & Smartphone Audio Guide

Explore the studio
where Klimt last worked

Surrounded by a spacious garden, this two-storey neo-baroque building was Klimt's creative retreat from 1911 until his death in 1918. Timeless masterpieces such as 'Adele Bloch-Bauer II', 'Friederike Beer', 'The Bride', 'Adam and Eve' and 'Lady with a Fan' were created here.

Learn how Klimt's studio, a one-storey garden house, was transformed after his death into the neo-baroque villa you see today. Thanks to a unique 'room within a room' construction, the original working space was preserved, and the restored studio and reception room are the highlights of a visit.

Learn the history behind the works at the 'Klimt Lost' exhibition

This exhibition covers the persecution and looting suffered by Klimt's collectors and works during the National Socialist era. It also presents the fate of the surviving collectors and their struggle, often lasting decades, for restitution and justice.

Stroll through the garden where the 'Klimt rose' blooms

The garden that once surrounded Klimt's studio and inspired his work is being continuously restored to preserve its historic character. At its centre are damask roses planted around 1900. Known as the 'Klimt roses', they bloom from mid-May to the end of June.

On weekends from May to September in good weather, you can enjoy coffee and cake at the garden café.

Learn about each room with the smartphone guide

Scan the QR code to use the interactive smartphone guide straight away without downloading an app. Check audio, text, images and bonus content for every room and ask questions at any time. The guide is available in 20 languages.

※ The garden café is open only on weekends from May to September in good weather.