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Vienna

Travel back in time to the opulent heyday of the Austrian Empire, with skip the line access to the magnificent Kunsthistorisches Museum and Imperial Treasury. Explore the Habsburg Emperor's art museum, stuffed with countless masterpieces including Bruegel's _Tower of Babel_, then head to the Hofburg Palace to check out the Imperial collection of jewels, gems, and weapons. Exhibitions Information Imperial Impressions: The Emperors and their Court Artists Exhibition period: : 2024-02-20 ~ 2024-10-13 The exhibition is dedicated to artists from the Habsburg courts with art ranging from architecture, painting, and sculpture from the 1500s to the end of the monarchy in 1918. Don't miss the medals, coin collection, and other metalwork from the Habsburg family. Holbein. Burgkmair. Dürer. Renaissance in the North Exhibition period: : 2024-03-19 ~ 2024-06-30 At the beginning of the 16th century, Augsburg – dominated by the hugely wealthy banking family of the Fuggers – was influenced by the art of Italy more than almost any other city north of the Alps. This is vividly demonstrated by the two most important Augsburg painters of the period: Hans Holbein the Elder (c.1464–1524) and Hans Burgkmair (1473–1531). Point of View #28: Jupiter and Mercury with Philemon and Baucis Exhibition period: : 2024-05-14 ~ 2025-01-12 Point of View #28 centres on the canvas painting Jupiter and Mercury with Philemon and Baucis. It is a good example of Rubens’s workshop production and the methods of attribution that have varied greatly throughout the years. In recent years, research has addressed various aspects of this obviously perfectly organized workshop. Uncovered! - The Professor and the Art Market Exhibition period: : 2024-05-14 ~ 2024-09-22 The special presentation Vitrine EXTRA, which presents at regular intervals different ancient artefacts temporarily in the permanent exhibition of the Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, takes visitors back to the year 1875, on the trail of university professor Athanasios Rousopoulos (1823-1898). Find out more about the artefacts he acquired and his importance as a scholar, collector and art dealer. Zeinab Alhashemi: There May Exist Exhibition period: : 2024-05-14 ~ 2024-10-13 Zeinab Alhashemi’s installation in the Theseus Temple explores the changing role of camels on the Arabian Peninsula. It examines how the oil boom in the Gulf region transformed culture and the local significance of camels, which were once the key source of livelihood, means of transport, and central cultural touchstones.