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The Sisi Ticket Winter Special takes you on the trail of Empress Elisabeth to Schönbrunn, the Sisi Museum and the Imperial Furniture Collection.
Groups (minimum of 10) are given a hearty welcome at the Imperial Furniture Collection!
The group tours are in German and in English on request for a group size of a maximum of 40 persons.
Please send your query for group reservations to info@hofmobiliendepot.at or contact us by phone: +43 1 524 33 57 (Tues until Sun, 10 am to 6 pm).
A unique exhibition of furniture ranging from the Baroque, Biedermeier and Historicist eras to the Vienna Modern movement and contemporary Austrian furniture design.
Still regarded as something of an insider’s tip, this museum with a display area of 4,000 m² allows the visitor to stroll through past eras of imperial furnishing styles. Alongside exhibits of sublime magnificence and beauty visitors also encounter many a curious object – for example, a large collection of imaginatively designed commodes.
One of the most popular sections is the permanent exhibition Sissi in the Movies – Imperial Furniture for the Sets.
Last but not least, the Vienna Furniture Museum also focuses on the development of furnishing styles outside the Viennese court. From Biedermeier to the present day all eras are represented, with designs by outstanding Austrian artists such as Otto Wagner, Josef Hoffmann and Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky.
SPECIAL EXHIBITION - German Design 1949–1989: Two Countries, One History
The Vienna Furniture Museum presents the panoramic overview of post-war design in the two Germanies. From 13 September 2023 to 14 January 2024, the exhibition "German Design 1949–1989: Two Countries, One History" will offer a comparative selection of design from East and West Germany and explore ideological and aesthetic differences as well as parallels and interrelations between East and West. Exhibits range from iconic pieces of furniture and lamps to graphic, industrial, and interior design to fashions, textiles, and personal ornaments.
Valid for single admission within one year from date of purchase.
Free admission for children under 6.
Please note: if you take advantage of a reduction in the price of admission, proof of entitlement to this concession must be produced on admission. If the reduction has been claimed without entitlement the ticket will be automatically invalidated.
Students (up to and including age 25) must produce a valid student identity card (ISIC) together with a ticket on admission.
Senior citizens (from age 60) must produce valid proof of age (passport/driving licence) together with a ticket on admission.
Vienna City Card holders must produce a valid Vienna City Card together with a ticket on admission.
Tuesday - Sundy I 10 am - 5 pm
Closed on Mondays (except public holidays)
Last admission is one hour before closing time.
Accessible for wheelchair users.
All exhibition areas are accessible barrier-free via ramps or lift.
Public transport
Underground: U3 (orange), alight at Zieglergasse
Bus: 13A, alight at Mariahilfer Straße/Neubaugasse
At the interface of past and future, the Technisches Museum Wien invites its visitors, to get to know, experience and reflect on various fields of technology and the history of technology based on their interest and age.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Viennese court, and follow fundamentally different people such as Empress Maria Theresa, Emperor Franz Joseph and Napoleon Bonaparte through their eventful lives.
The Grand Tour of the palace includes forty rooms. As well as the state rooms and private apartments of the imperial couple Franz Joseph and Elisabeth you will also see the precious eighteenth-century interiors from the time of Maria Theresa.