KUNST HAUS WIEN. Museum Hundertwasser
Vienna's first green museum for top-class photography exhibitions & Hundertwasser's art and architecture


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Description
Colorful and lushly planted: Even from afar, the KunstHausWien. Museum Hundertwasser, recently reopened after modernization, stands out for its innovative and artistic design. It is the only building in Vienna designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser that can be visited inside 365 days a year. The newly installed permanent exhibition offers an extraordinary cross-section of the visionary's work: paintings, original prints, architectural models, and testimonies to his commitment to the environment. In parallel, the museum presents high-profile temporary exhibitions by contemporary artists focusing on art and ecology.
Tip: The green museum café FRIEDLICH in the inner courtyard.
Daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Untere Weißgerberstraße 13, 1030 Vienna
www.kunsthauswien.com
Admission per person including temporary exhibition: EUR 15,–
Young people 11-18 years: EUR 6,–
Children under 11 years free
Code: WIENXHH AUS
MIKA ROTTENBERG
Antimatter Factory
February 27 – August 10, 2025
With Antimatter Factory, experience the surreal visual worlds of artist Mika Rottenberg, who plays with the absurdities of global commodity production and its social and ecological consequences. Her humorous videos and installations connect places, people, and resources in unusual ways – from pearl and food farming to the mass production of plastic items in China.
Admission per person: included in museum ticket.
Tip: The green museum café FRIEDLICH in the inner courtyard.
Daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Untere Weißgerberstraße 13, 1030 Vienna
www.kunsthauswien.com
Admission per person including temporary exhibition: EUR 15,–
Young people 11-18 years: EUR 6,–
Children under 11 years free
Code: WIENXHH AUS
MIKA ROTTENBERG
Antimatter Factory
February 27 – August 10, 2025
With Antimatter Factory, experience the surreal visual worlds of artist Mika Rottenberg, who plays with the absurdities of global commodity production and its social and ecological consequences. Her humorous videos and installations connect places, people, and resources in unusual ways – from pearl and food farming to the mass production of plastic items in China.
Admission per person: included in museum ticket.