Frequently Asked Questions

Here you'll find information on how to get here by public transportation, car, or train, as well as details about bus parking.

No, pets are generally not allowed. However, certified service dogs that facilitate accessible entry are permitted in the exhibition halls.

Lockers are available in the coat check area for a coin deposit of €1.00.

Free audio guides are available in 9 languages—German, English, Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, Hungarian, Slovak, and Japanese—to guide visitors through the permanent exhibition.

All exhibition areas are accessible via ramps or elevators. Wheelchairs are available free of charge at the ticket office. Accessible restrooms are located in the ticket hall and in the permanent exhibition area on the first floor.

Tickets are available both online at the ticket shop and directly at the box office on site.

Yes, you can pay by card on site.

The annual ticket is available on site at the ticket office.

The annual ticket is valid for 1 year and provides admission to the Vienna Furniture Museum during opening hours (including permanent and special exhibitions).

Additional benefits can be found here.

Discounts are available for students and senior citizens. You can inquire about these discounts at our ticket office, or look for them marked as “discount” in the ticket shop.

Yes, tickets can be purchased through the online ticket shop. Alternatively, a binding reservation must be made no later than 24 hours before the desired date by emailing info[at]moebelmuseumwien.at or by calling +43 1 524 33 57.

Private tours or tours outside regular opening hours can be booked upon request by calling +43 1 5243357 or emailing info[at]moebelmuseumwien.at.

Yes, the museum’s facilities can be booked for events. The museum is suitable for presentations, conferences, cocktail receptions, or lectures. It also provides an attractive setting for readings and other cultural events.

Yes, there are numerous programs available for school and preschool groups. More information can be found here (information in German).

Yes. Filming and photography are generally permitted in the exhibition halls during opening hours.

The use of tripods, telescopic poles (“selfie sticks”), or similar devices for photography and filming, as well as the use of flash and similar equipment, is prohibited in the museum galleries. Photographs and videos taken may be used exclusively for private, non-commercial purposes.

• Inquiries regarding commercial photography and filming: Film and Photo | Schönbrunn Group
• For press inquiries and current news coverage: Press | Schönbrunn Group