Art Galleries in Austria

The Albertina Gallery is a great way to surprise your child and open up the world of art to them. Next door to the gallery is the Vienna Opera House, which can also be visited on the same day as the gallery.

We recommend visiting the Belvedere museums with schoolchildren, as younger children are rarely interested in the interiors of the palaces or the paintings. The Upper Belvedere, built in 1722, served not only as the representative residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy, but also as a repository for ...

The museum complex covers an area of 60,000 square metres. It is located close to the city centre in the Neubau district. It's not only a great place for sightseeing, but also for a family holiday: you can stroll around, explore the pictures and exhibits, and eat in the colourful cafes. ...

The Arthouse is located in one of the liveliest and most vibrant places in Vienna — Karlsplatz. That's right, where else would you find a community of creative and talented people?

Kunsthalle Krems is a contemporary art museum showcasing the works of established and emerging artists from Austria and worldwide. The museum's unique selling point lies in its ability to present cutting-edge exhibitions that push the boundaries of traditional art forms while remaining ...

Kunsthaus Bregenz has garnered international acclaim for its cutting-edge exhibitions, showcasing the works of renowned contemporary artists from around the globe. Notable past exhibitions have included the visionary works of Günter Brus, a pioneer of Vienna Actionism, and the ...

To give you an idea of the size of the collection, there are around five thousand items on display within its walls. An audio guide is also available in English, Spanish, French and German. So we invite everyone who loves and is passionate about painting, and who wants to introduce it to children, ...

The Vienna Secession is nothing more than a particular trend in art and architecture, the origins of which we will discuss below. Today it is also a pavilion where exhibitions are regularly held.

The Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna immediately catches the eye with its elegant façade, in which every architectural element is executed with a striking sense of style. A monument to the poet Friedrich Schiller stands in front of the entrance. The neo-Renaissance building was designed by ...