The art collections of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna include the Picture Gallery, the Print Room and the Glyptothek.
With a total of 1.2 million works of art, the Albertina is one of the world's great art museums and is the only museum in the world to cover an art-historical period of over six centuries, from the 15th to the 19th century.
At the ALBERTINA MODERN – just a few minutes’ walk from the main building – visitors can expect important major exhibitions and individual presentations that focus on contemporary and modern art.
Belvedere 21 is a venue for contemporary art.
With the DomQuartier Salzburg, the original architectural unity of the cathedral and residence area was preserved – including the Benedictine monastery of St.
The Graz Museum is the city's cultural-historical museum, whose collections and exhibitions deal with the history as well as the present and future of the city.
The Jewish Museum Vienna is a place for exploring Jewish history, religion and culture, from the Middle Ages to the present day.
The Imperial Treasury of Vienna houses some of the most famous crowns in Europe, works of art of the greatest political importance and legendary magical or sacred objects.
The Imperial Carriage Museum takes visitors into the world of the Viennese court.
The Celtic Museum Hallein is one of the largest museums for Celtic history and art in Europe.
The KUNST HAUS WIEN, as Austria's first green museum, is dedicated to ecological and socially relevant topics surrounding its founder Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
The Kunsthalle Wien is dedicated to contemporary art and its role in social change processes.