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Explore Gustav Klimt's historic studio in Vienna, where he worked during his final creative period. The villa offers an authentically reconstructed glimpse into his living and working environment, complemented by a tranquil 6,000 m² garden.
Visit Gustav Klimt's revitalized Vienna studio, offering an authentic look into his final creative period and a peaceful 6,000 m² garden.
The Klimt Villa, Gustav Klimt's studio from 1911 until his death in 1918, has been revitalized in Vienna as a public museum. It offers an authentic reconstruction of his studio room and workshop, based on contemporary descriptions, allowing visitors to experience the atmosphere of his final creative period. Other rooms detail his models and clients, and a special exhibition, "Klimt lost", explores looted and lost artworks. A large 6,000 m² garden also provides a peaceful oasis.
The Klimt Villa is located at Feldmühlgasse 11 in Vienna, providing a direct connection to Gustav Klimt's final studio. This revitalized historic site allows visitors to immerse themselves in the authentic atmosphere of his working environment, complemented by a large, peaceful 6,000 m² garden. The tranquil setting is ideal for appreciating the artist's late works and exploring the villa's layered history.
Feldmühlgasse 11
1130 Vienna
Vienna, AT
When planning your visit to Klimt Villa in Vienna, tickets can be purchased on-site upon arrival. Public guided tours are available on weekends and public holidays at 2:00 pm, and no prior registration is needed to join. Your admission includes a smartphone audio guide, and the main entrance as well as exhibition areas are wheelchair-accessible for ease of access.
The Klimt Villa in Vienna offers a unique insight into Gustav Klimt's final creative period, serving as his studio from 1911 until his death. Visitors can explore the authentically reconstructed studio and workshop, based on historical descriptions, providing a palpable sense of his artistic environment. Other rooms detail the models and clients who influenced his later works. Beyond the interiors, an extensive 6,000 m² garden provides a peaceful space for reflection. The villa also features special exhibitions, such as 'Klimt lost,' which delves into the important topic of looted and lost artworks, enriching the understanding of Klimt's enduring legacy and the historical context of his time.
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Explore the Klimt Villa through images that capture the recreated studio of Gustav Klimt in Vienna, featuring period furnishings and the authentic atmosphere of his final working space. The gallery also highlights exhibition displays about his life and works, along with the extensive 6,000 m² garden, offering a visual preview of your visit.
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