Albertina museum and gallery is said to be the first printing collection in the entire city of Vienna. It has one of the most important and largest print rooms in the world which means that there are a lot of very significant and historic paintings that are stored here. The museum holds more modern graphic works, prints, photographs and architectural drawings. The museum also conducts temporary exhibitions for the visitors all throughout the year. The museum and gallery holds some of the precious graphic art collections and consists of nearly 65,000 drawings as well as several original prints from all major epochs.

Albertina holds paintings and artworks of Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael through Albrecht Duerer, Rembrandt and Rubens to Lorrain, Delacroix, Manet and Cezanne. The museum has another main highlight which is the Habsburg State Rooms, which are open for viewing.

• Mostly for kids, art lovers and explorers.
• There are no steps to the main entrance and elevator facilities are available.
• Restrooms with access for disabled persons available.

• Adults: EUR 12.90
• Vienna Card (Wien Karte) holders: EUR 10.50
• Senior citizens (aged 65 and over): EUR 9.90
• Students with ID (up to age 26): EUR 8.50
• Groups of 15 or more persons: EUR 9.90 each
• Children and young people (younger than 19): Free
• Visitors with special needs: EUR 7
• For other categories, refer to the website.

• On public holidays opening hours apply as for the respective weekday.

• Albertina stop

• Albertina
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