An art museum known worldwide for its collection of graphic arts, Albertina also contains a significant collection of Impressionist art. The museum's graphic arts collection includes approximately 50,000 drawings and watercolors and 900,000 graphic artworks from the late Gothic era to the current day. Leonardo da Vinci, Peter Paul Rubens, and Rembrandt van Rijn are represented in the collection of Old Masters' works. In the modern section, discover artists like Gustav Klimt, Pablo Picasso, and Andy Warhol. The museum boasts a strong showing of architectural drawings, as well as a collection of photographs dating back to the 1900s. Personalized guided tours are offered and include a tour of the Habsburg staterooms. For travelers who use our custom trip planner, Vienna holidays become easier to arrange, with trips to the Albertina and other attractions mapped out and timetabled.
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We were completely blown away by the quality and fame of the painting on display. Fabulous. If you like the German Expresionists, the French Fauves, the Blaue Reiter paintings there is a real treat...
We were completely blown away by the quality and fame of the painting on display. Fabulous. If you like the German Expresionists, the French Fauves, the Blaue Reiter paintings there is a real treat... more »
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Hello to all , Very interesting visit , a part of the Viennese history , a must have to visit place in Vienna ! Very well organised , with a lot to see
Hello to all , Very interesting visit , a part of the Viennese history , a must have to visit place in Vienna ! Very well organised , with a lot to see more »
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It is possible to see the wonderful works of famous painters on each floor. In the city center of Albertina, at a point within easy reach, you can see the works of many famous painters. From time to time, famous paintings from other European countries come and are announced. I suggest you go during the week. It is a must-see for history and art lovers, with the world's largest collections. The ticket entry fee for the last day was 15 euros.
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Such a lovely museum - if you're passionate about art, you'll definitely enjoy it! The only negative aspect - the museum was closing early (6 PM); if you want to visit all the exhibitions and truly immerse yourself in each of them, even 5-6 hours may not be enough.
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