MuseumsQuartier Wien

I was there briefly, just to walk around that plaza. I felt that the place has so much history and tradition that I need to visit it again and spend more time going to all the museums.

Must see. Free entrance for all up to 19yrs. Others pay 18€. It is reasonable, and of course the architecture is amazing. I hope you enjoy it. Paid parking 4.50/hr in the garage below.

Museum of Vienna. Really nice place to visit. The staff are also nice, the toilets are clean and they have a lot of exhibitions inside, must see.

This is such a cool and creative space, totally different vibe from the older, classic museums nearby, but in the best way. It’s this awesome mix of art, design, and chill hangout spots. The buildings themselves are a blend of old and modern, which gives it a really unique character. You can explore contemporary museums like Leopold or MUMOK, or just relax in the courtyard with a coffee and people watch. It feels young, artsy, and full of energy, but still very Viennese.

Combines different museums some of the best in the city. However in kunsthalle the toilet.lights were not working. It was a shock for an Austrian museum.

The Museum Quartier (MQ) is one of the largest art and culture centres in the world, combining historical architecture with modern design. The complex was built in the former imperial stables, which were transformed into a museum space in the 20th century. It houses the Leopold Museum (Art Nouveau and Expressionism), the Museum of Contemporary Art (MUMOK) and the Architecture Centre. The main patio of the MQ is a lively meeting place, especially in summer, when colourful deckchairs are set up and cultural events are organised. The contrast between the Baroque façade of the old buildings and the minimalist shapes of the new museums creates a unique atmosphere. ⭐ A great place for art lovers and relaxation. The combination of historical and modern architecture is impressive, and the spacious courtyard is a perfect place to relax. The Leopold Museum and MUMOK are worth a visit. I recommend it!

The museum quarter courtyard during December had a nice Christmas market, this was a modern take on a Christmas market and was mainly food and drink. It wasn’t too busy which was great compared to the over crowded Christmas markets nearby and was a great place to hang out and have a mulled wine.

The amount of art and any cultural in on place is so amazing. There is something for all ages. Truly magnificent. It really shows what proper funding of the arts and culture can achieve

Not a lot to see in here (unless I just missed it) but worth the visit if you enjoy seeing random contemporary art.

what the heck just happened..? i walked through the september exhibit in like 10 minutes... nothing worth looking at. no permanent exhibit either! such a big building for having nothing in it! maybe another month...