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Opening hours |
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The museum is open Friday to Tuesday, 10 am – 5 pm.
Closing days are Wednesday and Thursday. |
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Admission |
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TICKETS PERMANENT EXHIBITION
Regular ticket for the permanent exhibition (Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday)
Individual ticket: EUR 10.00
Reduced admission to the permanent exhibition (Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday)
Disabled: EUR 5.00
Private Art Collections ticket (on production of proof of admission to a partnership institution): EUR 5.00
Pupils, children and young people to age 19: free
TICKETS TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
Individual ticket: EUR 4.00 (no concessions)
Pupils, children and young people to age 19: free
Cloakroom free of charge
The museum is fully wheelchair accessible |
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ART, MUSIC AND FINE FOOD – A WORLD OF BAROQUE PLEASURES (Sunday) |
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The LIECHTENSTEIN MUSEUM sees itself as a place for people to bask in the enjoyment of a synaesthetic experience for all the senses, where all artistic genres combine to unfold their magic as historic ensemble. Every Sunday at 11 am and 3 pm, Vienna’s largest secular baroque hall, the Herkules Hall, is the venue for music events. Since 2004, the Kultur-Management Wien directed by Christoph Angerer has been presenting a versatile programme of Sunday concerts which harmonises perfectly with the setting; this has been enriched since 2007 by concerts with the GUSTAV MAHLER JUGENDORCHESTER.
Sunday Concerts 2010 – Programme
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Individual ticket: EUR 30.00
Ticket includes admission to the permanent* and temporary exhibitions, a guided tour (at 1.30 pm, in German), two concerts at 11 am or 3 pm as well as lunch (11 am – 2 pm: main course and soup/dessert) or coffee and cake at RUBENS Restaurant
Table reservation required: Tel +43 (1) 319 57 67–252 or kunstvermittlung@liechtensteinmuseum.at
*Admission to the permanent exhibition only in conjunction with the Art,
Music and Fine Food ticket
Reduced admission (excl. lunch)
Disabled: EUR 15.00
Private Art Collections ticket (on production of proof of admission to a partnership institution): EUR 15.00
Last-minute ticket (from 4 pm): EUR 10.00
Pupils, children and young people to age 19: free |
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How to get to the museum |
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Main entrance:
Fürstengasse 1, A–1090 Vienna
Access via the historic park:
Alserbachstrasse 14–16, A–1090 Vienna
Online map
Public transport
Tram:
Route no. D to Porzellangasse
Bus:
Route no. 40A to Bauernfeldplatz
Underground:
U4 to Rossauer Lände, then walk about 600 metres to the Fürstengasse entrance
U4 to Friedensbrücke, change to tram no. 5 or 33 to Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof, then about 150 metres on foot to the Alserbachstrasse entrance
Get-on and get-off area for bus groups opposite the LIECHTENSTEIN MUSEUM:
Liechtensteinstrasse 47, 1090 Wien
Parking facilities for busses
- Schwedenplatz (Apcoa parking lot), 1010 Vienna,
open 24 hours, fee: 10.- EUR/h
- Rathausplatz (Apcoa parking lot), 1010 Vienna,
open 24 hours, fee: 10.- EUR/h
- Postbusgarage Erdberger Lände
Erdberger Lände 36-48, 1030 Vienna
open 24 hours, fee: 8.- EUR/h
- Free parking in the evening:
Josef-Holaubek-Platz, 1090 Vienna
6 pm - 6 am |
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Guided tours |
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Gallery information sheets
In order to avoid detracting from the historically-based hanging of the permanent collection a deliberate choice has been made to dispense with wall-mounted labels. However, each exhibit is numbered, the number referring to a brief description in the gallery guide available in each room.
Gallery information sheets with descriptions of exhibits in German, English, French, Italian, Japanese and Russian
[read on...]
Guided tours permanent exhibition
Guided tours for groups (max. 25 persons): EUR 90.00
Guided tours for schools (max. 30 pupils): EUR 60.00
Booking and information
Tel. +43 1 319 57 67–251
Fax +43 1 319 57 67–255
E-Mail kunstvermittlung@liechtensteinmuseum.at
Guided tours temporary exhibition
Friday 3 pm and Sunday 11.30 am
Guided tours for individual visitors in German only, no advance booking required
Ticket for guided tour, per person: EUR 4.00 excluding admission |
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Children |
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The LIECHTENSTEIN MUSEUM puts on special programmes for young visitors, playfully introducing them to the world of art with its paintings and sculptures.
There is a public playground in the park grounds. |
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Foreign languages |
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The LIECHTENSTEIN MUSEUM provides brochures, gallery information sheets and guided tours in the following languages:
English
French
Italian
Spanish
Japanese |
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The new RUBENS Restaurant |
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On 22 October 2009, the LIECHTENSTEIN MUSEUM opened its new restaurant RUBENS Restaurant under new management.
Reconstructions have now made it possible to cater for 125 guests inside the restaurant. The guest garden seats around 150 and has been extended to the tree-shaded section near Fürstengasse.
The RUBENS Restaurant is open daily from 9 am to 11 pm. It prides itself on using products of the region, with classics of Austrian cuisine and highlights from the Liechtenstein repertoire on the menu. Wines from the "Hofkellerei" – The winery of the Princely Court – and other top vintners round off the range on offer.
Besides à la carte meals, the menu also includes breakfast variations, lunches, snacks, pastries and desserts, and ice specialities.
RUBENS Restaurant, Fürstengasse 1, 1090 Vienna, Tel +43 (1) 319 57 67–310, Fax +43 (1) 319 57 67–330, office@rubens-restaurant.at, Opening times: daily 9 am to 11 pm (warm dishes until 10 pm) |
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