Overview

The Leopold Museum Vienna Skip-the-line Tickets offer a unique opportunity to explore one of the most significant collections of modern Austrian art. The museum showcases masterpieces from the Wiener Secession, Art Nouveau, and Expressionism, featuring over 5,000 exhibits collected by Rudolf Leopold and his wife Elisabeth over five decades.

Highlights include the world's largest collection of works by expressionist Egon Schiele, a testament to Leopold's dedication in reviving Schiele’s fame. The museum also houses the Egon Schiele-Documentation Centre, enriching visitors' understanding with research and autographs on Schiele’s work. Located at Museumsplatz 1, Vienna, accessible via Line U2 or U3, this experience is ideal for art enthusiasts eager to delve into Austrian cultural heritage.

Highlights

Explore the Leopold Museum Vienna Skip-the-line Tickets for access to one of the world's most important collections of modern Austrian art.
Discover masterpieces from Wiener Secession, Art Nouveau, and Expressionism at the renowned Leopold Collection.
Admire over 5,000 exhibits collected by Rudolf Leopold and his wife Elisabeth over five decades.
Experience the largest collection of works by expressionist Egon Schiele, reawakened to fame by Leopold.
Visit the Egon Schiele-Documentation Centre within the museum for research on Schiele’s work and autographs.

Your Experience

The visitor experience at the Leopold Museum includes exploring one of the most significant collections of modern Austrian art globally. The museum showcases masterpieces from the Wiener Secession, Art Nouveau, and Expressionism.

Collection Highlights

The collection features over 5,000 exhibits gathered by Rudolf Leopold (1925 - 2010), an eye specialist and art enthusiast, alongside his wife Elisabeth over five decades. The museum's most notable highlight is the world's largest and most prominent collection of works by expressionist Egon Schiele.

Historical Significance

In 1994, with support from the Republic of Austria and the Austrian National Bank, the collection was consolidated into a non-profit foundation. The Leopold Museum opened its doors in 2001, thanks to these efforts.

Egon Schiele-Documentation Centre

Visitors can also explore the Egon Schiele-Documentation Centre within the museum, dedicated to research on Schiele’s work and housing numerous autographs. The centre complements the extensive collection of oil paintings and graphic works by Schiele.

Accessibility

The Leopold Museum is accessible for wheelchair users. Visitors can meet at Line U2 stop "MuseumsQuartier" or Line U3 stop "Volkstheater" (Museum Quarter, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna, Austria).

Must Know

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Meeting point description: Line U2 stop "MuseumsQuartier" or Line U3 stop "Volkstheater"(Museum Quarter, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna, Austria)
This museum is open from 10.00am to 6.00pm daily except from Tuesday
Accessible for wheelchair users
For the reduced ticket, please remember to bring your corresponding identification card

Cancellation Policy

These tickets can't be rescheduled or cancelled.

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Leopold Museum Vienna Skip-the-line Tickets

Overview

Overview

Highlights

Your Experience

Collection Highlights

Historical Significance

Egon Schiele-Documentation Centre

Accessibility

Must Know

Cancellation Policy

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