Opening hours Current opening hours Tuesday - Sunday and on public holidays 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday closed We are also open on the following days: December 28, 2026, and January 4,…

How to get here Furniture Museum Vienna Andreasgasse 7 1070 Wien Public transport Public transport lines which take you directly to the Vienna Furniture Museum: Underground: U3…

Barrier free access Parking There are no parking spaces for persons with special needs nearby. Wheelchairs / seating Wheelchairs can be obtained free of charge upon deposit of an ID at the…

Tickets and Prices

Group reservations The group tours are in German and in English on request for a group size of a maximum of 40 persons. To ensure the optimal organisation of a group tour, we ask you to book as…

Exhibitions

Short and puny – that was the appearance of Prince Eugene of Savoy, Austria’s famous Paris-born general. Maria Theresa on the other hand was a celebrated beauty in her youth, and later on a…

Sisi and Sissi – two women and two worlds. On the one hand we have Sisi, the beautiful, unhappy empress who hated the court and its etiquette, and was always restlessly on the move – and on the…

After the end of the Monarchy, Vienna went its own way in furniture design. Josef Frank set his stamp on this ‘other Modern movement’ which foregrounded individuality, superior design and local…

The ‘Sitz-Maschine’ (‘machine for sitting’) by Josef Hoffmann, the furniture from Otto Wagner’s Post Office Savings Banks and the ‘Knieschwimmer’ easy chair by Adolf Loos – all these iconic items…