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Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna

Name: Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna
Address: Burgring 5, Vienna, 1010, AT
Telephone: +431525240
Price range: $$
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Das Kunsthistorische Museum Wien zählt zu den größten und bedeutendsten Museen der Welt. Jahrhunderts.
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In den reichen Sammlungen befinden sich Objekte aus fünf Jahrtausenden, von der Zeit des Alten Ägypten bis zum Ende des 18.

14/06/2026

Family gatherings: lively since the 17th century 🎺

In Jan Brueghel the Elder’s „Country Fair in Schelle“, festive crowds, joyful celebrations and tiny everyday moments unfold across the canvas. Hidden among them are the artist himself and his son, Jan Brueghel the Younger.⁠

Can you spot them in the crowd? 👀 Look for the elegantly dressed man in black gazing into the distance, accompanied by a young boy in a warm ochre coat, turned away from the viewer.⁠

A small father-son moment tucked into one of art history’s grandest scenes.⁠ Happy Father’s Day from the 🫰

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⁠Jan Brueghel the Elder, Country Fair in Schelle, 1614, Picture Gallery © KHM-Museumsverband

05/06/2026

Some masterpieces are best served on a plate 🍽️

From overflowing banquet scenes to symbolic still lifes, “A Bite of Art” explores how artists turned food, feasting and indulgence into masterpieces.⁠

🍇On the menu: Bruegel’s Peasant Wedding, Jordaens’ Feast of the Bean King and many more delicious highlights. And with only four dates left this season, now’s the perfect time for one final serving.⁠Warning: this tour may cause cravings! Luckily, in the Cupola Hall is just around the corner for an actual bite 😉

📍 Guided tour “A Bite of Art” | DE & EN
📅 Sat 6, 13, 20 & 27 June | 2–3 pm
👉 Tickets: https://www.khm.at/programm?filter%5Bsearch%5D=A%20Bite%20of%20Art%20&cHash=c1db66733f892764d7457601d38b7f6f

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Jacob Jordaens, The Feast of the Bean King, 1640/45, Picture Gallery © KHM-Museumsverband

03/06/2026

Summer in Vienna just got better ☀️⁠
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From June through August we’re open daily - including Mondays 🙂‍↕️
Whether you’re escaping the rain, the heat or looking for your next cultural stop, we’ve got you covered.⁠
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🕙 Opening hours:⁠
Daily 10 am – 6 pm⁠
Thursday 10 am – 9 pm⁠
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02/06/2026

Sommer, Kunst & Kultur

Mit Ceres Allegorie des Sommers holen wir uns diesen nicht nur direkt ins Museum, sondern mit den Austria Trend Hotels auch nach ganz Österreich: Mit dem HOT SUMMER DEAL Wien, Salzburg, Graz oder Innsbruck entdecken – jetzt mit 25% Rabatt ab 69 € pro Nacht auf ausgewählte Hotels

Hier geht’s zum Angebot: https://t1p.de/ath

English:
Summer, Art & Culture

With Ceres’ Allegory of Summer, we’re bringing summer not only right into the museum, but also all across Austria with Austria Trend Hotels: Discover Vienna, Salzburg, Graz, or Innsbruck with the HOT SUMMER DEAL - now with a 25% discount starting at €69 per night at select hotels

Click here for the offer:https://t1p.de/ath

Jan Boeckhorst, Ceres (Allegory of Summer), around 1635. Picture Gallery © KHM-Museumsverband

01/06/2026

Love, desire, identity.

�None of these are new. And none of them have ever been simple.
In Parmigianino’s painting, Cupid / Eros / Amor deliberately resists clear categorisation: the body remains ambiguous, the gaze provocative, the composition charged with seduction, power and voyeurism. Suspended between heavenly and earthly love, between desire and yearning, the work reflects on how complex human identity and attraction were already being negotiated during the Renaissance.

Today, the painting reminds us that diversity is not a modern phenomenon, but has always been part of human experience and cultural history. The freedom to love, to desire, and to define one’s own identity is not a trend or a debate, it is a fundamental human right.

Join us on our Pride-themed tours at the . Be quick, we’re almost sold out!

Happy Pride 🌈

28/05/2026

Smoke in the air, glittering pennants on the Thames, and London at the height of its eighteenth-century splendour ⛵️🌊

With “The River Thames on Lord Mayor’s Day”, Canaletto transformed a civic celebration into a grand spectacle - capturing the energy, ambition, and power of a rising metropolis. That’s one of the reasons why the painting became the star of our new Canaletto & Bellotto posters. Maybe you’ve already spotted some of them around Vienna 👀

This masterpiece is on loan from the Lobkowicz Collections in Prague and is currently on display in our exhibition Canaletto & Bellotto. And if you’re craving even more Canaletto, enjoy a 40% discount at the Lobkowicz Palace Museum by simply presenting your KHM exhibition ticket 🎟️
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Canaletto, London: The River Thames on Lord Mayor's Day, c. 1748, oil on canvas, 118.5 × 237.5 cm, The Lobkowicz Collections, Prague

22/05/2026

What's written in the stars for gemini? ♊️

☀️🌙 This month, we turn to one of mythology’s most iconic sibling pairs: Apollo and Artemis, the divine twins born to Zeus and Leto.

🏺 On this ancient Greek vessel, Apollo and Artemis stand on either side of an altar engaged in a sacred ritual. Apollo (holding a kithara in his left hand) extends a bowl for Artemis to pour water into it, which he will then offer to Zeus in the flames below.

✨ In Greek mythology, Apollo and Artemis, symbolise the duality of sun and moon. Apollo is associated with light, music and healing, while Artemis is revered as the goddess of the hunt, the wilderness and the moon. Much like Gemini itself, the divine twins symbolise the harmony between opposing forces.

🔮 Gemini :
Gemini’s dual nature is often mistaken for indecision, but perhaps the stars are reminding you that your ability to see different perspectives is actually your strength. Like Apollo and Artemis, your greatest power may lie in balancing intellect with intuition, spontaneity with reflection - and knowing when each should take the lead.

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Apollon und Artemis beim Opfer, c. 490–480 BC, © KHM-Museumsverband

20/05/2026

Happy Birthday, Bellotto 🎨⁠
Did you know that Bernardo Bellotto often painted under the name “Canaletto” the same name as his famous uncle? ⁠
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Even today, their works are sometimes mixed up.⁠
Bellotto became famous for his incredibly detailed city views, known as vedute. ⁠
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After World War II, his paintings even helped reconstruct parts of Warsaw’s historic city centre.⁠
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The paintings are not only masterpieces of art history they also became valuable documents for architects, historians and urban planners.⁠
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In this painting, the gardens of Schönbrunn unfold in carefully shaped lawns and tree-lined avenues, while 18th-century Vienna stretches out in the background. If you look closely, you can spot landmarks that still define the city today including St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Karlskirche and the Upper Belvedere.⁠
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Tickets: https://www.khm.at/ausstellungen/canaletto-bellotto
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✨ Canaletto & Bellotto
📍 Kunsthistorisches Museum⁠
�🗓 until 6 September⁠
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Bernardo Bellotto, gen. Canaletto, Das kaiserliche Lustschloss Schönbrunn, Gartenseite, 1759-1760, Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Picture Gallery © KHM-Museumsverband

10/05/2026

Mother’s Day 💐

A child watches attentively as her mother peels an apple.

In Gerard ter Borch’s The Apple Peeler, this quiet domestic scene reflects historical ideals of motherhood shaped by care, discipline and restraint. The act of peeling the apple becomes a subtle symbol of care work: attentive, repetitive and often unseen.

While the painting was created in the 17th century, its themes still resonate today. Motherhood takes many forms, shaped by very different social realities and expectations.

On Mother’s Day, we celebrate all mothers and mother figures and reflect on the visible and invisible forms of care that sustain everyday life. 💐

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Gerard ter Borch, The Apple Peeler, c. 1660, Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Picture Gallery © KHM-Museumsverband

09/05/2026

KHM goes Eurovision Song Contest 😈😇

From Lordi’s Hard Rock Hallelujah and TIX’s Fallen Angel to Angels and Demons by Damir Kedžo. Themes of angels, demons and the struggle between light and darkness have long been part of the Eurovision universe.

Among the highlights of our themed tour: Luca Giordano’s monumental painting of the Archangel Michael casting the rebellious angels from heaven.

To mark the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, we invite you to discover selected works from our collections through the lens of music, performance and contemporary visual culture.

Join our daily guided tours and explore unexpected connections between art history and the world of Eurovision.

🎤 KHM goes Eurovision Song Contest
📅 Daily guided tours
🕑 11–17 May 2026 | 11 am & 2 pm
🎟️ Get your tickets here: https://www.khm.at/programm/angebote/khm-goes-eurovision-song-contest

Credits: Luca Giordano, The Archangel Michael Casting the Rebellious Angels into Hell, c. 1660/1665, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Picture Gallery © KHM-Museumsverband

Adresse

Burgring 5
Vienna
1010

Öffnungszeiten

Montag	10:00 - 18:00
Dienstag	10:00 - 18:00
Mittwoch	10:00 - 18:00
Donnerstag	10:00 - 21:00
Freitag	10:00 - 18:00
Samstag	10:00 - 18:00
Sonntag	10:00 - 18:00

Telefon

+431525240

Webseite

http://www.khm.at/

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