Kunsthistorisches MuseumKunsthistorisches Museum Wien

The art history museum is one of the museums in Vienna, not very large, compared to the domestic museums are a little smaller, but the whole collection of art is quite a lot, you can see a lot of good things here.

The Vienna Museum of Art History. The Habsburgs are a central display of art appreciation, and the museum's own marble architecture is art. Ancient Egypt and Greece museums saw the Istalmon reliefs, where Raphael's Virgin Mary is also housed. The most delightful works of Nederland and Flanders, with their own eyes on the towers of Babel and Winter in Boruguel, and a series of Rembrandt's self-portraits.

The ticket of the art museum is also quite big. You can buy it on Trip.com. There are many coins in the museum. The museum looks quite good. The number of art collections is quite large.

Art museum is Franz Joseph emperor period in order to display the habsburg dynasty built for hundreds of years to collect collection, a collection of many art and art treasures, is one of the most famous museum in the world. History of art museum was established in 1872, completed in 1891, by the famous architect gottfried sen pell and Carl haas nao, is responsible for the design. Soaring dome more stately museum, the museum itself construction as one of the most striking building in 19th century. Tour the museum has a series of collection exhibition, the eastern painting exhibition, Egypt coin collection exhibition, the classical collection exhibition, exhibition and art collection. Worth watching one of the most famous painter caravaggio and Rubens, old buller zhe, paintings, and Raphael virgin on the grass.

This was the first art museum I visited in Vienna and I was truly impressed. First of all, you can film or take photos (not possible some of the museums). Then, the building itself is splendid – including the interior: staircase, decorations. Then, the items itself, the numerous artists (painters) included here – from Europe, but not exclusively, and from many periods of time. A true treasure, in my opinion.

Kunsthistorisches Museum is one of the great art museums of Europe. Holding the collections of the Imperial family, it also features many other collections such as armour and decor. Cellini’s salt cellar is one of the most famous of the latter collection. But the European paintings from the Renaissance and Baroque eras are the stars. The purpose built building is easy to navigate and the cafe in the rotunda is also worth a visit.

This was a beautiful museum, both in terms of its collection and its architecture. It's a structural twin to the Natural History museum, which faces it on the other side of Maria-Theresien-Platz. I was thrilled by the collection - especially because they have a Caravaggio.

Quite possibly one of the most beautiful art museums I've ever been in. The Museum stays open late some nights and we visited on one of those nights when it wasn't busy at all. It has a beautiful collection and the rooms and arrangement really added to the whole experience. Comfortable couches were scattered throughout and we spent a lovely hour camped out on one just enjoying the moment.