[2025 Vienna Attraction] Travel Guide for Kunsthistorisches Museum (Updated Jul)

An amazing historical museum in Vienna, perfect option for celebration for those who are interested in the art. The museum is rather big and has many different rooms, exploring them is just a pleasure, one time visit will not be enough for full penetration. There is a beautiful instagrammable cafe inside and a stunning view from the second floor on this cafe. #celebrateit

🎻【Vienna 4 days and 3 nights in-depth walking guide! Put art history into the eyes of children] Attached with hidden museum gameplay & camera map ✨"In Vienna, even the wind smells like music" Take a 9-year-old child on a European cultural tour This city uses palaces as stations and paints domes as heaven Refreshed my entire understanding of "family travel"! 🏰DAY1: Golden sunset line ▪️16:00 Belvedere Palace back garden Go in the opposite direction to avoid the crowds! Baroque fountain + symmetrical lawn Same running shot as in Before Sunrise ▪️17:30 Reflection of Karlskirche Use the pool at the entrance to take a mirror-like symmetry shot! There are projection shows in the summer ▪️19:00 Albertina Terrace The best free viewing platform in the city! The sunset turns the tram into gold foil 🎨DAY2: Nanny-level guide to the Museum of Art History ▪️9:30 Go to the dome painting in the rotunda Take advantage of the few people to take pictures to feel like you have booked the whole place! Remember to bring a wide-angle lens ▪️11:00 Egyptian Room Treasure Hunt Compete with your children to find beetle amulets (staff will give out stickers) ▪️14:00 Hidden benefits in the cafe Order the Princess Sissi set meal and get a special bookmark! The marble columns are the best for photos ⛪️DAY3: CityWalk tips for the old town ▪️Tips for climbing to the top of Stephen's Church 343 steps in the South Tower to see the sea of ​​red roofs/North Tower elevator for lazy people ▪️The right way to enjoy church ice cream Look for Zanoni&Zanoni! Recommend Mozart Ball + Strawberry Combo ▪️Opera Night Show Substitution Plan Standing Ticket 4 Euros to Listen to The Magic Flute (Children's Special for Bringing Children) 🚂DAY4: 5 Must-Do Things Before Leaving 1️⃣Buy Mozart Chocolate at Central Station (30% cheaper than the scenic spot) 2️⃣Check in at Hundertwasser Apartments Rainbow Alley 3️⃣Send postcards at the Danube Tower Revolving Restaurant 4️⃣Collect Mr. Hundertwasser's designs at the subway station 5️⃣Buy antique music boxes at Naschmarkt 🍰Proven Food List ✔️Café Central's Piano Apple Roll ✔️Bitzinger Opera Sausage Stall ✔️Figlmüller's Bigger-Than-Face Fried Pork Chops ✔️Eis Greissler Goat Milk Ice Cream 💡Parent-Child Anti-Failure Guide ✅Buy Vienna Pass! Museum + transportation all included ✅The Museum of Art History has audio guides for children ✅Most museums are open until 21:00 on Wednesdays ✅Bring change with you (basic toilet charges) When my daughter pointed to Napoleon's son's cradle in the Royal Treasure House and said: "Mom, did the little prince wet the bed too?" Suddenly I felt that the jewellery from thousands of years ago had temperature💎 Travel photography tips

#citystroll Vienna is a city that truly exceeded all my expectations! From the moment I arrived, I was struck by its elegant mix of imperial history and modern sophistication. I spent a lot of time wandering the streets, and every corner seemed to have a palace, museum, or café that was worth exploring. The first stop had to be Schönbrunn Palace, an absolute must-see! The entrance fee was around €24, and the grandeur of the rooms and the beauty of the gardens made it worth every penny. 🌸 Next, I visited the Kunsthistorisches Museum (about €18 for entry), which houses an incredible art collection. If you’re an art lover, this place is heaven. Don’t miss St. Stephen’s Cathedral either—its Gothic architecture is breathtaking, and climbing to the top gives you a stunning view of the city. 🏰 Vienna is also famous for its coffee culture, so I couldn’t resist trying a slice of Sachertorte at Café Sacher—it was delicious! For music lovers, Vienna’s classical scene is unmatched, with concerts happening every night. I even caught a performance at the Vienna State Opera. 🎶 Between the art, history, and the delicious food, Vienna has left me with some incredible memories. I can’t wait to go back! #ViennaVibes #ImperialCity #SchönbrunnPalace #ArtAndCulture #VienneseCoffee #ExploreAustria

In August 2024, I went on a trip to Europe, including Vienna, Austria✈︎ Among them, I will introduce in detail the cafe that is said to be the most beautiful in the world, including the budget☕️ This cafe is located inside the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, so it can only be used by museum visitors☺︎ =================== Access🚌💭 The Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna is easily accessible by public transportation. Transportation in Vienna is easy to understand with a flat rate, and if you plan to ride multiple times, unlimited ride tickets such as 24-hour tickets are also available. Subway 🚇 Subway Line 2 Museumsquartier Station 2-3 minutes walk Volkstheater Station About 4 minutes walk There are also the Natural History Museum and Hofburg Palace in the area, so you can visit them together ◎ =================== Price 💰 ★Admission to the museum is 21€ Trip.com sells a combo ticket with the nearby Royal Treasure Museum, so if you purchase this, you can enter two facilities at a discount. The Royal Treasure Museum is also nearby, and you can confirm it from my memory, so please take a look if you like 😊 ★The budget for the cafe is 1000 yen ~. I think it's about 1000 yen per cake. This time I ordered two cakes and a lemonade. Recommended photo spots in the cafe 📷 The cafe area is nice, but it's also very beautiful when you look down on the entire cafe from the second floor. =================== Reservations 🖋 You can make a reservation on the official website, but it's not necessary. When I used it, there was a line, but the wait time was about 10 to 15 minutes. The museum was larger than I expected and worth seeing. You can enjoy it more if you have about half a day. ==================== 📍Kunsthistorischen Museum Wien Café im Kunsthistorischen Museum Wien Maria-Theresien-Platz 1, 1010 Vienna, Austria 10:00-17:30 (until 22:00 on Thursdays only) Closed on Mondays #Austria #Vienna #overseastravel #museum #europetrip #australiatrip #vienna #Vienna #Oceania #Vienna #Oceania #Airplanetrip2024

There are too many museums in Vienna, so I did some research online before going there. Basically, they all recommended that if you must go to one, you should go to the Kunsthistorisches Museum‼ ️ The ticket price for student ID is 18 euros, and you can rent an audio guide. There are 3 floors inside. It is recommended to go down from the highest point. There are not many things in the special exhibition area, so you can finish it quickly~ Then there is the floor where paintings are displayed. There are so many paintings that you can really spend 2-3 hours to watch them slowly Then there are some royal collections and exhibits, each of which is super exquisite! It makes people get very close to the window to take a closer look at the workmanship inside, which cannot be captured with a camera! There is also an ancient Egyptian area in the exhibition area, and there are many collections~ Only one afternoon was arranged that day, about 4 hours, and my feet were really sore at the end of the tour😵💫 Fortunately, there are some chairs along the way to sit and rest~ In short, it is a museum that is worth buying a ticket to visit~ #Vienna #Art History Museum

📍Address: Vienna, Austria ✈️Direct flight: 13 hours, Visa-free for 90 days 🌉Places to visit: Schönbrunn Palace, Albertina Museum, Vienna Museum of Art, St. Stephen's Cathedral 🍽️Must-try: Viennese Coffee, Pork Ribs 🧡Recommended visit to Albertina Museum, the filming location of 'Before Sunrise' 🩵Vienna, the city of music and art

🇦🇹Vienna, surrounded by the beautiful Danube River, is the capital of Austria. 💕It is also a major cultural center in Europe and is known as the "World Music Capital". Many people came to a city for the movie "Before Sunrise" and felt the romance of the music capital on the streets from dawn to night. · ✅Famous attractions 📍 Schönbrunn Palace Schönbrunn Palace is located in the west of Vienna. It is a Baroque-style royal hunting palace and is known as the "Little Versailles". 📍Golden Hall The Golden Hall is Vienna's oldest and most modern concert hall. The Italian Renaissance architecture is quaint and unique, and it is well worth going to experience a concert in person. 📍Kunsthistorisches Museum This century-old art history museum is one of the best art museums in the world and houses a large collection of royal art treasures. 📍Hofburg Palace It is the palace of the Austrian Habsburg dynasty, located in the city center of the capital Vienna. Various artistic styles converge here, and it is known as the "city within a city". 📍St. Stephen's Cathedral It is one of the most famous Gothic churches in the world. It is another famous building on the Vienna Ring Road and a symbol of Vienna. You can often come across it when walking in the city center. · ✅Hotel recommendation SO/ Vienna Rosewood Vienna Austria Trend Parkhotel Schönbrunn Wien

📍Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Vienna (Austria) The building itself is an art museum, the Kunsthistorisches Museum🧡 The museum displays the collection of the Habsburgs from ancient times to the end of the 18th century, and in addition to exhibits such as the Tower of Babel, the luxurious interior is also one of the highlights! ... And the cafe inside this museum is a popular cafe that is said to be the "most beautiful cafe in the world" among the cafes inside museums ☕️🍰 The detailed decorations, floor tiles, red chairs and sofas are wonderful, and the cafe looks picturesque from above 🫶💓 (The middle is an open ceiling structure) It seems that you can make reservations for the cafe, so if you're interested, please go and check it out ♡ It was so wonderful that I had a hard time deciding which one to take the first photo, and it was a place that made me want to take photos 💕 Add excitement to your daily life: 🌙 📮 Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna 🕚 10:00-18:00 (closed on Mondays) ※Only on Thursdays 10:00-21:00 👛 Adults 21€ (about 3,500 yen) #FreeHongKongAirTicket #OverseasTravel #Austria #TripToAustria #GirlsTrip #Museum

#TripToEurope #Vienna #Europe #TripToAustria #Austria I went to the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. It displays items from all over Europe from ancient times, and although the admission fee was a little expensive at about 20 euros, it was worth it to see the many wonderful works. The paintings on display on the first floor were very beautiful. There are also sculptures and coins on display. In addition to the exhibits, the building itself is also worth seeing, and the neo-Renaissance interior was very beautiful. Address: Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien, Austria

Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Location: Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien, Austria With the high ceilings, domes, and grand chandeliers, architectures in Vienna never fail to amaze me, even their history museum!! Note: the museum opens til 9pm on Thursday so a pro tip is to visit on Thursdays after dining if possible so as to beat the crowd! Vienna Tips: Purchase a Vienna Pass, it includes entry tickets for a lot of different attractions including the Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien ( + no need to queue) and free hop on hop off bus!! #urbanexplorer #境外遊

📍Maria-Theresien-Platz, Vienna 1010 Austria This is an Austrian museum that opened in 1891! It's located in Maria Theresien Square '◡' It's considered one of the top three art history museums in Europe, along with the Louvre Museum in Paris and the Prado Museum in Madrid, so if you're visiting Austria, I highly recommend stopping by! (*´∪`) There are many famous paintings from ancient art to those you've only seen on TV! You can also buy an audio guide, but I just enjoyed it. The entrance ticket photos are random. It was fun to find the same artwork as my ticket! I even took a certification shot✨ It's a lot bigger than I thought, and it's fun to see even if you're not interested in art! So I recommend you to stop by at least once during your trip ( ˘͈ ᵕ ˘͈♡)˚๐*˟ ♡ #AustriaTravel #ViennaTravel #EuropeTravel #YouthTravel #MemoriesSelling #LifeTravelDestination #Exhibition #ArtMuseum #Museum #EasternEurope

At the highlights of the museum, together with the art history made a choice in many museums in Vienna, we have locked in the Museum of Art History. One reason is that there are many things to look at. When the two protagonists in "Before Sunrise" swam around Vienna, they passed through here, but they did not go in. The Habsburg dynasty had been in power for more than 600 years in Vienna. On both sides of the Ring Road, the magnificent architecture stands out, and it still shows the glory of the family. The Vienna Museum of Art History is one of the many magnificent buildings, and the other is a palace-like building. It is the Vienna Museum of Natural History, both of which are Vienna's proud Museums. Into the magnificent building, start a journey of time and space. From the museums of the city of Alexandria in the third century BC to the backyards of the Roman aristocracy more than a hundred years later, precious artifacts and works of art have always been good for the royal family. Exciting Egyptian and Oriental art, exquisite ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, sculptural and decorative art showing the full picture of the Renaissance and Baroque art, Drer, Rembrandt, Titian, Tintoretto, Carava The outstanding paintings of masters such as Joe and Bruegel, the Vienna Museum of Art History is like a Noahs Ark full of art treasures.

The centuries-old Viennese Art History Museum has a magnificent Renaissance faade and a majestic interior that cleverly uses a variety of marbles. In addition to its rich collections, his exterior and interior are also well-known elements. Step up the grand staircase leading to the gate and look up at the magnificent walls. This is a museum that has been completed for 20 years and is full of luxury. Royal style. When you see the Egyptian Treasure Hall with ancient Egyptian stone columns and the classical treasure hall that recreates the architectural decoration of the Roman Empire, you will be impressed by its solemn and exquisite design.

How to visit the Art History Museum, one of the four major museums in the world? The Museum of Art History houses the collection of European treasures from the Habsburg dynasty for centuries: 0.5: Vienna Sculpture and Art Deco Treasures, Egyptian/Oriental Art Collection, Greece/Rome Classical Art Collection 1st Floor: Dutch/German Painting Museum, Italian/Spanish/French Painting Gallery, Special Exhibition Hall 2: Coin Collection Recommended 1st floor painting gallery, And the 0.5-storey treasure of the town hall "Golden Salt Pot" Painting Hall: Drer, Raphael, Rembrandt, Rubens, Titian, Velzquez and Vimer The paintings, as well as the world's most extensive collection of Bruegel's works; Art Treasures: There are rare works of art from a foreign country, the most dazzling of which is Benvenuto Cellini's "Beauty" Gold salt shaker. Due to the rich content of the museum, it is recommended to pick some important must-see collections for appreciation. The estimated time is 2-4 hours. If you are a deep museum enthusiast, it is recommended to arrange at least 5-6 hours, remember to bring dry food and water! Transportation: Take the U3 line to the Volkstheater stop

#5月好去处2025 🏛️ Must-see collection highlights Bruegel's "Tower of Babel": rich in color and intricate in details, it is a 16th-century social allegorical treasure. Raphael's "Madonna of the Meadow": a gentle Renaissance masterpiece, the most crowded and most worth seeing. Titian, Rubens, Tintoretto's famous paintings: enter the gallery and immerse yourself in the light of Italian and Flemish art. Ancient Egyptian and Roman artifacts: mummies, sculptures, coins, and exhibition scenes spanning thousands of years of civilization. 🏰 Architecture and space charm The magnificent design of the Habsburgs: marble staircases, arched domes, golden murals, the building itself is a work of art. Dome Cafe: a classical resting space, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the dome with a cup of coffee. Coin Hall (basement floor): unique ingenuity, displaying historical coins and interactive digital experiences. ⚙️ Visiting suggestions Recommended route: Go straight to the famous painting gallery on the second floor, then go back to the first floor to visit the sculptures and European paintings. Rent an audio guide: Multi-language options, get to know the stories behind each collection in depth. Avoid the crowds: There are fewer people on Thursday nights, so if time permits, you may want to arrange a night visit. Photo tips: After the museum opens or during off-peak hours at noon, stable light is more suitable for shooting. ☕ Relaxing moments The dome cafe offers classic Viennese desserts and coffee, and the luxurious space makes the visit more textured. There are lockers and souvenir shops in the lobby, which are suitable for slowing down the pace and selecting art souvenirs. ✅ Tips Opening hours: 10:00–18:00 every day, extended to 21:00 on Thursdays, closed on Mondays. Ticket information: About €18 for adults, students and Vienna Card have discounts, and those under 19 are free. It is recommended to buy tickets online to save time. Transportation: Take subway U2 to MuseumsQuartier or U3 to Volkstheater, and then walk for about 3 minutes to arrive. The Vienna Museum of Art History is famous for its "royal collection + Baroque architecture" and is one of the most magnificent galleries in the world. Whether you explore art in depth or wander around to appreciate the beauty of classics and halls, it can bring you a rich experience beyond the exhibition boards. If you want to know more about any painting or route recommendation, please feel free to tell me~

[Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna] 🎨 One of Europe's leading art treasures, filled with the splendor of the House of Habsburg. A stately building located in Maria Theresa Square, the heart of Vienna. That is the **Kunsthistorisches Museum**. 👑 This museum is a world-famous museum centered on the Habsburg collection. The interior, with its beautiful ceiling paintings and marble decorations, is like a work of art itself. 🎨 The exhibits are full of masterpieces such as Rubens, Bruegel, Vermeer, and Raphael. The museum boasts one of the world's largest collections of Bruegel's works, and you can enjoy them carefully in a quiet space. ☕ Another thing not to be missed is the "Museum Cafe" under the dome. Enjoying coffee in a palace-like space is truly one of the luxurious artistic experiences. ⸻ 📌 Basic information 📍Access: 3-5 minutes walk from subway U2 "Museumsquartier" or U3 "Volkstheater" ⌛Time required: 2-3 hours (half a day if you want to take your time) 🎫Price: About 21 euros for adults (discounts available), free for those under 18 🎁Recommendation: You can learn about the background of famous paintings with the audio guide (available in Japanese) ⸻ #Vienna tourism #Austria travel #Kunsthistorisches Museum #Absolutely free trip #Treasures of Habsburg #Solo trip #Couple trip

Vienna [Kunsthistorisches Museum] The Kunsthistorisches Museum was built to house the Habsburg family's art collection. Emperor Franz Joseph ordered its construction to gather and display the royal collection, which had been scattered across various locations. The museum opened in 1891 near the Hofburg Imperial Palace, the emperor's residence at the time. It remains Austria's largest museum today. The interior boasts a luxurious architectural style, with an iconic octagonal dome and opulent decorations that impress visitors right from the entrance. Here, you can admire thousands of artworks collected over centuries by the Habsburg dynasty, ranging from ancient Greek and Roman times to the late Baroque period. Among the most famous pieces are Pieter Bruegel's masterpieces such as "The Tower of Babel," "The Peasant Wedding," and "Hunters in the Snow." Additionally, the museum features 'Café KHM,' often referred to as the most beautiful café in the world. Unfortunately, it was crowded, so I couldn't visit. Kunsthistorisches Museum Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien, Austria

Walking through Vienna feels like moving inside a perfectly composed symphony. From imperial palaces to cozy cafés and grand concert halls, the city blends royal history with modern elegance. Start your day with a walk along the Ringstrasse, where architectural gems like the Austrian Parliament, City Hall, and State Opera House rise in full splendor. Art lovers will enjoy the Kunsthistorisches Museum and Albertina, while music enthusiasts can book a classical concert at one of the city’s historic venues, often available through Trip.com. Do not miss a coffee break at a traditional Viennese café, where a slice of Sachertorte and a melange await. In the afternoon, head to Naschmarkt for local flavors or relax at Stadtpark, where Strauss stands in gold. Tips: • Book a concert ticket in advance, especially for Mozart or Strauss evenings • Try the Vienna Pass if you want to visit multiple landmarks • Comfortable shoes are a must, Vienna is best enjoyed on foot • Trams are perfect for sightseeing along the city’s historical axis #vienna

#MayGoodPlaces2025 Walking along Maria-Theresien-Platz in the center of Vienna, the first thing that attracts you is not any specific exhibits, but two majestic and magnificent museum buildings that echo each other - the Kunsthistorisches Museum and the Naturhistorisches Museum. Although we were not arranged to visit the museum this time, just stopping outside to admire it was already a profound experience of visual and historical interweaving. The two buildings stand on both sides of the square in an almost completely symmetrical posture, showing the glory of the Habsburg dynasty in the 19th century in the neo-Renaissance style. The statue of Queen Maria Theresa sits in front of the museum, looking majestic and adding a sense of history to the entire space. Whether it is the carvings on the walls, the structure of the dome, or the proportions of the arches and colonnades, they all demonstrate the ultimate classical aesthetics and imperial style. Strolling in the center of the square, you will be surrounded by lush greenery and blooming flowers. The music of street performers and the laughter of children make this seemingly solemn space more friendly and lively. Even if you just stop for a short while outside, you can still feel the charm of Vienna as the "City of Art and History". Although I was unable to go inside to explore the world-class collections and exhibitions, this external observation and experience has planted the seeds of anticipation for a future visit. For travelers who love architecture, history and cultural atmosphere, these two museums are definitely worth visiting even if you just "see them from the outside".

📍 3-Day Vienna Itinerary Day 1: Imperial Vienna • 🏛 Schönbrunn Palace – Tour the palace and gardens. • 🎠 Gloriette Hill – For panoramic views of the city. • 🎻 Vienna State Opera – Take a guided tour or enjoy an evening performance. • 🥂 Dinner – At Plachutta for classic Wiener Schnitzel. ⸻ Day 2: Culture & Art • 🖼 Kunsthistorisches Museum – Masterpieces by Rubens, Vermeer & more. • ⛪ St. Stephen’s Cathedral – Climb the South Tower for the view. • 🚶 Graben & Kohlmarkt – Luxury shopping and café hopping. • ☕ Café Central – Historic café for cake and coffee. ⸻ Day 3: Classical & Modern Mix • 🎨 Belvedere Palace – Home to Klimt’s The Kiss. • 🏰 Hofburg Palace – Explore the Imperial Apartments and Sisi Museum. • 🌳 Prater Park – Ride the famous Giant Ferris Wheel. • 🍽️ Naschmarkt – Local street food & Austrian delicacies. ⸻ 🚇 Transportation • Easy to navigate by U-Bahn (metro), trams, and walking. • Get a 48/72-hour Vienna Travelcard for unlimited public transport. ⸻ 📷 Top Photo Spots • Schönbrunn Palace gardens • St. Stephen’s Cathedral rooftop • Belvedere Palace reflecting pool • Giant Ferris Wheel at sunset ⸻ 💡 Tips • Museums are often closed on Mondays

#springitinerary Every corner of Vienna is a masterpiece in itself! 📸 I’ve taken so many photos that I’m truly proud of, and here’s a little moment to appreciate them! 😄 Check out my favorite spots: The magnificent facade of the Kunsthistorisches Museum (Art History Museum) The stunning Karlskirche (St. Charles Church) The fun-filled Prater Amusement Park The iconic St. Stephen's Cathedral Classic and timeless photo spots around the city Hidden gems and beautiful moments found around every corner The serene Schönbrunn Palace Gardens I could easily share more photos—Vienna is just that photogenic! 😍 I'm absolutely enchanted by this city. #travel

🗺️ Itinerary D1 Vienna: Night Banquet at Schönbrunn → State Opera D2 Vienna: Art History Museum → Hundredwater Apartments → Nash Market D3 Wachau River Valley: Melk Abbey → Durenstein Blue Church D4 Salzburg: Food Alley → Heilbron Water Palace D5 Hallstatt: Pebble Slide → Postcard Shooting Place D6 St. Wolfgang: Fort Schaffer Train → White Horse Hotel 🎭3 things to do in Vienna Break into Schonbrunn Palace at night Spend 29€ to unlock a nightclub at the Royal Summer Palace and listen to Mozart live under crystal lights, with a fountain show in the back garden more fantastic than Princess Sissi’s dress Central cafe pretending to be hipster Grab a red velvet seat, order Einspänner coffee + Sahke, and sneak a peek at the old gentleman writing sheet music at the next table Nashe market treasure hunt Sample horse sausage (Booth 76) and pumpkin seed oil ice cream (Booth 113), pack the devil chili chocolate 🚞Transportation ✔️ Train tickets 28 days in advance to grab special tickets (Vienna → Salzburg 19.9€) ✔️ Hallstatt → St. Wolfgang take the 542 bus, sit on the right to see the beautiful view of Attersee Lake 🏡 Accommodation ▪️ Vienna stay in the museum area: design hotels, night photography art gallery super magical ▪️ Stay on Traun in Hallstatt: Save 50% on accommodation and walk 15 minutes to the Secret Caves ▪️ St. Wolfgang stay in the lake view porch: push the window to see the White Horse Hotel + Swan 📸 Take beautiful photos 🌅 Hallstatt: Arrive at Christ Church Pier at 7:00 for exclusive Mirror Lake + morning mist 🌉 Vienna: Rush the reflection pool of Karl Church at dusk 🏔️ Fort Schiff: Summit Cross overlooking the panoramic view of the Seven Lakes 💰Spend Reference (per person) ▪️ Airfare: 4k-6k ▪️ Accommodation: 5 nights ≈ 3k (B&B + 4-star hotel) ▪️ Food, entertainment and transportation: 4k Take a copy of Yesterday’s World to the banks of the Danube to read, and you’ll hear Zweig grumbling about celebrity tourists ~ 🇦🇹

The Kunsthistorisches Museum, located in the bustling heart of Vienna, is one of the city's top three attractions. If your hotel is situated in the city center, you might even be able to reach the museum on foot. As soon as you step into the grand lobby, you'll be struck by its artistic ambiance and impressive architecture. On the left side of the lobby, you'll find a cloakroom and lockers for visitors to store their belongings, as large backpacks are not allowed inside the museum. The lockers operate with €1 or €2 coins, which are refunded when you retrieve your items after your visit. The museum houses numerous galleries showcasing a wide variety of exhibits, including sculptures, crafts, historical artifacts, and paintings. Each gallery is thoughtfully designed with unique interior decor and lighting to match its theme. The exhibits are so captivating that I lost count of how many galleries I explored. Among them, the exquisite craftsmanship of the artifacts left the deepest impression on me. It's astonishing to see such intricate and aesthetically pleasing designs created during times when technology and tools were far less advanced. Planning to spend a few hours exploring, I brought a bottle of water with me. However, shortly after entering the museum, a staff member politely informed me that water bottles are not allowed inside. Instead of asking me to leave or discard the bottle, the staff member kindly provided a paper bag for me to store the bottle, allowing me to continue my visit without any inconvenience. This thoughtful and considerate approach truly impressed me! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Adult ticket: €21 (Please check the official website for the latest ticket information. I used the Vienna Flexi Pass for my visit.)

Vienna is a city that invites you to slow down and savor every layer — from imperial palaces to hidden cocktail bars. I began my journey at St. Stephen’s Cathedral, standing beneath its soaring spires before climbing the south tower for a sweeping view over Vienna’s rooftops. The streets led me to Naschmarkt, where spices, cheeses, and pastries created a vibrant sensory feast. Afternoons were for grandeur: the golden halls of Schönbrunn Palace, the shimmering masterpiece of Klimt’s The Kiss at Belvedere Museum, and the timeless art of Kunsthistorisches Museum. I stayed at Novotel Wien City, a comfortable base perfectly placed between the Danube and Vienna’s Old Town. Evenings came alive with crisp schnitzel at Figlmüller, delicate pastries at Café Demel, and a memorable Michelin dinner at Zum weißen Rauchfangkehrer. As dusk fell, I wandered to Prater Park — the nostalgic charm of its Ferris wheel lighting up the skyline — and later sipped cocktails in the buzzing Bermuda Triangle. My tip? Don’t rush Vienna. Walk its cobbled streets, linger in its coffee houses, and let music drift you from square to square. Vienna rewards the traveler who explores with curiosity and appetite. #ViennaTravel #CityItinerary #EuropeTrip #HiddenGems #CulturalJourney #TripMoments #SchnitzelLovers #MichelinDining #HistoricLandmarks #ViennaNightlife #TravelTips #BermudaTriangle #Naschmarkt #ViennaMuseums

Vienna Airport was a very busy place for travelers. There were two immigration questions, but I passed without a hitch! Vienna's 4-day tour with more places to see than expected. It was a place you should have stayed for 2 weeks. There were many places to see one by one, such as opera performances, concerts, and cathedral masses. St. Stephen's Cathedral Sunday 10:15 AM mass. It was in German, so I couldn't read the bulletin ㅠ But if you're a Catholic, the basic flow of the mass is the same. Since it was Easter, the organ performance felt even more magnificent. I was lucky enough to sit in the box seats on the 2nd floor of the National Opera House, so I was deeply moved because I could see it better than I thought. There was an intermission of about 20 minutes in the middle of the 3-hour tour, so the time passed quickly. Tips before it passes: If you search for the content of the performance and learn about the story, you can understand the flow even if you don't know German well. English subtitles are provided on the monitor. If the timing is right, you can see famous performances, so it's essential to check the main website. If you search for the opera house night spots, only one place will come up, so it's easy to find because there are a lot of people gathered in the best place. On a nice day, the Belvedere Palace is great for sitting on the stairs and having a cup of tea. It's good to take a short break and then move on. And while looking around the Pandorf Outlet, you can go to the center. Since there is a cafe license, you can have coffee and cake without waiting! When you drink coffee, water is always provided, so it is good to wash it down! On the last morning, I saw the sun rise from the rooftop of the Korean guesthouse and thought Vienna is a wonderful place. It is a beautiful city!

This museum is just a 5-minute U-Bahn ride from the center of Vienna!

The Austrian National Library in Vienna is a remarkable institution that combines historical significance with an impressive collection of books and manuscripts. Visitors often praise the stunning baroque architecture of the State Hall, with its ornate frescoes, statues, and towering bookshelves. The library's extensive collection, including rare books and maps, provides a wealth of knowledge for researchers and history enthusiasts alike. Many reviewers appreciate the well-curated temporary exhibitions that showcase different aspects of Austrian and European history. However, some visitors mention that the library can get crowded during peak hours, which may affect the viewing experience. A few reviewers also note that the entrance fee is a bit high, although most consider it worthwhile given the library's historical and cultural importance. The library's location within the Hofburg Palace complex makes it easily accessible and a convenient stop during a tour of Vienna's attractions. Overall, the Austrian National Library offers a blend of architectural beauty and 🕰️Business Hours:intellectual richness that appeals to a wide range of visitors.#featured #tripfeatured

The Vienna Museum of Art History, a renowned Austrian art museum, was funded and built by the Habsburg family, who ruled Europe for nearly seven centuries. It houses a collection of European treasures amassed by the Habsburg dynasty over hundreds of years, including works by renowned painters such as Rubens, Rembrandt, Dürer, Raphael, and Titian. It is the fourth largest art museum in the world. The museum is famous for its magnificent Renaissance exterior and its majestic interior, which features the ingenious use of various marbles.

|First-time Visit. ✨[Immersive Museum Guide] After visiting the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna three times, I have compiled these tips 📚 📍Address: Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien ⏰Opening Hours: 10:00–18:00 (Thursdays until 21:00) 🎫Tickets: Adults €18 / Students under 27 €12 / Audio Guide €6 ——🏛️ Must-see Masterpieces —— 1️⃣ Bruegel's "The Tower of Babel" on the top floor Observe the astonishing architectural details of this 16th-century painting up close. Magnifying glasses are available on-site. We recommend using a wide-angle lens to capture the full view (non-flash photography is allowed). 2️⃣ Raphael's "Madonna of the Meadow" in the Raphael Room The masterpieces of the three great Renaissance artists always draw a crowd. We recommend heading straight to the second floor after the museum opens to secure a prime spot. 3️⃣ Gilded Mummy Coffin in the Egyptian Collection Discover the secrets of eternal life from 3,300 years ago in the dimly lit blue exhibition hall. The hieroglyphs on the coffin change with the angle of the light. ——🖼️ Must-visit Exhibition Routes —— 🔹 First Floor | Painting Gallery Browse by country for a more efficient visit: Italian Room → German Room → Flemish Room. Remember to look up at the gilded ceiling murals. 🔹 Second Floor | Egyptian & Near Eastern Antiquities • Mummy Room (not for the faint-hearted) • Fragments of the Code of Hammurabi • Sumerian Cuneiform Tablets 🔹 Basement | Coin Cabinet The only museum in the world to use AR technology to display ancient coins. Experience the "Virtual Minting" interactive installation. ——☕️ Hidden Gems —— 🌟 Secret Spot in the Dome Café Buy a €3.5 Viennese coffee and sit in the corner of the circular terrace to capture both the museum dome and the symmetrical view of the Natural History Museum. 🎁 Unique Souvenirs • Ancient Egyptian Scarab Jewelry (exclusive) • Vintage Ceramic Brooches of Famous Paintings • Habsburg Family Afternoon Tea Set 💡 Hidden Audio Guide Menu Long press the number keys to listen to behind-the-scenes stories from the curators (including Chinese). ——📌 Practical Tips —— 🚇 Transportation: Take the U3 subway line to Volkstheater Station, exit at Exit 2, and walk for 3 minutes. The entrance is marked by a statue of Maria Theresa holding a scepter. 🎟️ Money-saving Tips: • Free admission on the first Sunday of each month • Vienna Pass holders can use the fast track • Buy tickets in advance on the official website to save 30% of queuing time ⏳ Recommended Visit Duration: Art Novice: 2 hours (focus on the must-see masterpieces) Art Enthusiast: 4+ hours (including a break at the café) ⚠️ Important Notes: • Backpacks must be stored (1€ coin refundable) • Thursday evenings see 50% fewer visitors • The museum is around 20°C in winter, so wear a coat that is easy to put on and take off 🌙 Evening Surprise: Every Thursday at 18:30, there is a curator talk (in English/German). Afterward, you can lie on the carpet in the central hall and watch the dome projection animation.