Located in the largest of the Habsburg's residential palaces, the Albertina is home to the biggest and most valuable graphical collection in the world. With your Albertina Museum tickets, see the permanent exhibition of the Batliner Collection, _Monet to Picasso_, 20 elegant staterooms, and more!
Please note that waiting times may be longer during peak times and for special exhibitions
The State rooms may be closed due to events
Opening hours may change on public holidaysHow to get there
U-Bahn (underground): U1, U2, U4 (station: Karlsplatz/Oper), U3 (station: Stephansplatz)
Tram: 1, 2, D, 62, 71, and the Lokalbahn Wien-Baden (stop: Kärntner Ring/Oper). Public bus: 2a (stop: Albertina)Show your ticket at the entrance.
Bags, backpacks, coats, and jackets must be deposited prior to entry. Bringing liquids into the museum is prohibited
Please bring your own headsets and smartphone to listen to the audio guide from the website
Opening hours may change on public holidays. Please check [the Albertina website](https://www.albertina.at/) for the current times. There may also be temporary closures due to events.
* Bags, backpacks, coats, and jackets must be deposited prior to entry. Bringing liquids into the museum is prohibited * Please bring your own headsets and smartphone to listen to the audio guide from the website * Opening hours may change on public holidays. Please check [the Albertina website](https://www.albertina.at/) for the current times. There may also be temporary closures due to events.
Show your ticket at the entrance.
* Opening hours may change on public holidays **How to get there** * U-Bahn (underground): U1, U2, U4 (station: Karlsplatz/Oper), U3 (station: Stephansplatz) * Tram: 1, 2, D, 62, 71, and the Lokalbahn Wien-Baden (stop: Kärntner Ring/Oper). Public bus: 2a (stop: Albertina)
* Please note that waiting times may be longer during peak times and for special exhibitions * The State rooms may be closed due to events
Albertina Museum, Albertinaplatz 1, Vienna, Austria, 1010
Albertinaplatz 1, Vienna, Austria
The ALBERTINA Museum has an exhibition of women artists from the 15th century to the 1970s. See medieval woodcuts and early feminist art that highlight women's contributions to art history.
Walk through fields of giant flowers and see unique plants. Enjoy sunsets reflecting on the water and stars lighting up the horizon.
The exhibition features over 100 works by Pablo Picasso and Francis Bacon from museums and private collections. View how these artists depicted themes like crucifixions, screams, and bullfights through their portrayals of the human figure.
The exhibition displays around 50 key works by the artist, spanning several decades. You will see paintings, drawings, printed graphics, and object art.
The exhibition features around 50 key works by artist Helga Philipp, known for her Austrian concrete art and op-art. You will see a variety of pieces that focus on perception and motion.
The ALBERTINA Museum, established 250 years ago, holds over one million pieces of graphic art. This collection has grown from private holdings to a significant public museum.
This exhibition focuses on travel and expedition photography from the 19th century, showcasing images that depict industrialization, expanding mobility, shifting power dynamics, and new territories. You will see how early photographers captured the changing world and the impact of these transformations.
This exhibit features the works of two significant 20th-century painters: Pablo Picasso and Francis Bacon. See how Bacon, inspired by Picasso, spent his life trying to surpass him.
The ALBERTINA celebrates its anniversary in 2026 with Collecting for the Future. You can view a collection of art that has been maintained and documented for 250 years.
This experience is non-refundable — once booked, it can’t be changed or refunded.
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Located in the largest of the Habsburg's residential palaces, the Albertina is home to the biggest and most valuable graphical collection in the world. With your Albertina Museum tickets, see the permanent exhibition of the Batliner Collection, _Monet to Picasso_, 20 elegant staterooms, and more!
Please note that waiting times may be longer during peak times and for special exhibitions
The State rooms may be closed due to events
Opening hours may change on public holidaysHow to get there
U-Bahn (underground): U1, U2, U4 (station: Karlsplatz/Oper), U3 (station: Stephansplatz)
Tram: 1, 2, D, 62, 71, and the Lokalbahn Wien-Baden (stop: Kärntner Ring/Oper). Public bus: 2a (stop: Albertina)Show your ticket at the entrance.
Bags, backpacks, coats, and jackets must be deposited prior to entry. Bringing liquids into the museum is prohibited
Please bring your own headsets and smartphone to listen to the audio guide from the website
Opening hours may change on public holidays. Please check [the Albertina website](https://www.albertina.at/) for the current times. There may also be temporary closures due to events.
* Bags, backpacks, coats, and jackets must be deposited prior to entry. Bringing liquids into the museum is prohibited * Please bring your own headsets and smartphone to listen to the audio guide from the website * Opening hours may change on public holidays. Please check [the Albertina website](https://www.albertina.at/) for the current times. There may also be temporary closures due to events.
Show your ticket at the entrance.
* Opening hours may change on public holidays **How to get there** * U-Bahn (underground): U1, U2, U4 (station: Karlsplatz/Oper), U3 (station: Stephansplatz) * Tram: 1, 2, D, 62, 71, and the Lokalbahn Wien-Baden (stop: Kärntner Ring/Oper). Public bus: 2a (stop: Albertina)
* Please note that waiting times may be longer during peak times and for special exhibitions * The State rooms may be closed due to events
Albertina Museum, Albertinaplatz 1, Vienna, Austria, 1010
Albertinaplatz 1, Vienna, Austria
The ALBERTINA Museum has an exhibition of women artists from the 15th century to the 1970s. See medieval woodcuts and early feminist art that highlight women's contributions to art history.
Walk through fields of giant flowers and see unique plants. Enjoy sunsets reflecting on the water and stars lighting up the horizon.
The exhibition features over 100 works by Pablo Picasso and Francis Bacon from museums and private collections. View how these artists depicted themes like crucifixions, screams, and bullfights through their portrayals of the human figure.
The exhibition displays around 50 key works by the artist, spanning several decades. You will see paintings, drawings, printed graphics, and object art.
The exhibition features around 50 key works by artist Helga Philipp, known for her Austrian concrete art and op-art. You will see a variety of pieces that focus on perception and motion.
The ALBERTINA Museum, established 250 years ago, holds over one million pieces of graphic art. This collection has grown from private holdings to a significant public museum.
This exhibition focuses on travel and expedition photography from the 19th century, showcasing images that depict industrialization, expanding mobility, shifting power dynamics, and new territories. You will see how early photographers captured the changing world and the impact of these transformations.
This exhibit features the works of two significant 20th-century painters: Pablo Picasso and Francis Bacon. See how Bacon, inspired by Picasso, spent his life trying to surpass him.
The ALBERTINA celebrates its anniversary in 2026 with Collecting for the Future. You can view a collection of art that has been maintained and documented for 250 years.
This experience is non-refundable — once booked, it can’t be changed or refunded.
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