Albertina Museum Tours and Tickets
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Albertina Museum
- The Albertina is a must-see for art lovers, particularly for its Graphic Art and Batliner Collections.
- Large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas must be checked at the cloakroom.
- Photography is allowed inside the museum.
- The Albertina is completely accessible to wheelchair users.
- There is a café, restaurant, and gift shop inside the museum.
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Adult tickets to the Albertina Museum are €19.90, while senior and student tickets are €15.90, and children 0–18 enter for free. Alternatively, a combined ticket for €24.90 for adults and €19.90 for students and seniors includes entry to the Albertina, Albertina Modern, and Albertina Klosterneuburg.
Yes, the Albertina Museum offers regular public guided tours. However, they are only given in German. If you do not speak German, you can choose to purchase a smartphone guide from the museum and use your own headphones to listen to it as you visit.
Yes, the Albertina Museum is barrier-free and accessible for visitors with wheelchairs and strollers. The building’s entrance is accessible by escalator or elevator. Visitors who need them can borrow wheelchairs and walking aids from the cloakroom. Some exhibits have elevated areas that can be reached with a stair lift.
It depends, but plan for at least three hours. The Albertina is a large art museum with lots to see in its permanent collection, including drawings and old masters prints, and temporary exhibitions. Your ticket only allows one entry to the museum, so allow enough time when you go.
No, you don't need to book online in advance since your tickets are not dated for a day or time. You can use your tickets within one year of purchase. If the museum is busy, you may need to wait in line even if you already have tickets.