How long should I plan for a visit to Weltmuseum Wien?
The duration of a visit to Weltmuseum Wien can vary significantly based on your personal interests, ranging from half an hour to an entire day.
Prepare for your visit to Weltmuseum Wien with answers to common questions. This FAQ section offers practical insights for planning your trip to this ethnographic and world cultures museum in Vienna. Always check the official website for the very latest information and updates.

The duration of a visit to Weltmuseum Wien can vary significantly based on your personal interests, ranging from half an hour to an entire day.
Yes, backpacks and umbrellas can be deposited in the cloakroom or stowed in lockers during your visit to Weltmuseum Wien. Please note that the Kunsthistorisches Museum, a separate entity, does not offer luggage storage.
Photography and filming are permitted at Weltmuseum Wien for private and non-commercial purposes only, provided you do not use flash or a tripod. Certain works of art may be designated to prevent photographing.
Journalists are granted free admission to all KHM Museumsverband locations, including Weltmuseum Wien, for professional assignments. Accreditation through the press department via [email protected] is essential.
In addition to standard and reduced tickets, Weltmuseum Wien offers annual membership options such as the Bundesmuseen Card for 99 EUR and the 7 Museums Pass starting at 53 EUR.
Standard adult admission for Weltmuseum Wien is 16 EUR. Reduced admission is available for 12 EUR, and visitors with a Vienna City Card pay 15 EUR.
Yes, children and teens under 19 years old enjoy free entry to Weltmuseum Wien.
Kids and teens under 19 enter the museum for free. For visitors under 25 years old, the 7 Museums Pass U25 is available for 30 EUR.
Weltmuseum Wien observes special opening hours and holiday exceptions throughout the year, such as early closing at 15:00 on Christmas Eve and closures on specific holidays like Assumption of Mary.
Weltmuseum Wien is open from Tuesday to Sunday between 10:00 and 18:00, with extended hours until 21:00 on Tuesdays. The museum is closed on Mondays.
On weekends, Weltmuseum Wien is open on both Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 18:00.
No, Weltmuseum Wien is closed on Mondays.
Weltmuseum Wien closes at 18:00 from Wednesday through Sunday, and at 21:00 on Tuesdays.
Weltmuseum Wien is committed to being barrier-free and inclusive. The main entrance is accessible via a platform elevator, and special exhibition areas on the ground floor and exhibition areas on the first floor are accessible by elevator without steps.
Yes, service animals are permitted inside Weltmuseum Wien to accompany visitors.
Yes, wheelchairs can be reserved for use during your visit to Weltmuseum Wien. Please contact [email protected] to make a reservation.
Yes, lockers are available at Weltmuseum Wien, including options accessible for wheelchair users near the ticket office. A 1 or 2 Euro coin deposit is required for use, which is returned upon opening.
Wheelchairs can be hired free of charge for use during your visit to Weltmuseum Wien. It is recommended to reserve one day in advance via email.
Yes, Weltmuseum Wien provides wheelchair-accessible toilets on the raised ground floor, mezzanine floor, first floor, and in the events area for visitor convenience.
A shop is available at Weltmuseum Wien, situated in the hall of columns on the raised ground floor and accessible by lift. The Imperial Shop may require assistance for independent access.
Weltmuseum Wien features the 'cook café & bistro' located on the raised ground floor. This area is fully accessible by lift and has no steps.
Children and young people who have not yet celebrated their nineteenth birthday are admitted free of charge to Weltmuseum Wien. An online ticket is not required for them; they will be registered at the entrance with a valid student ID if applicable.
The maximum size for a group visiting Weltmuseum Wien is 25 persons.
Yes, the art and cultural education team at Weltmuseum Wien would be pleased to arrange special guided tours for your group. You can contact [email protected] for this purpose.
Free registration is required for groups of ten or more persons visiting Weltmuseum Wien. For reservation enquiries, please contact the team at [email protected].
For general information, questions, and suggestions, you can email [email protected] or call +43 1 534 30 5052.
You can contact the Press department via email at [email protected] or [email protected]. For phone inquiries, specific contacts include Sarah Aistleitner at +43 1 525 24 4025, Tanja Stigler at +43 1 525 24 4019, or Wolfgang Lamprecht at +43 1 525 24 4021. There is also a press corner website.
To inquire about room rental, you can send an email to [email protected] or call +43 1 525 24 4031.
For rights and reproductions, you can contact [email protected] or call +43 1 525 24- 3341. There is also a dedicated reproduction request form available at https://shop.khm.at/repro.
You can send your feedback and suggestions directly to Weltmuseum Wien via email at [email protected].
Currently, there is no requirement to book a timeslot for general admission tickets to Weltmuseum Wien. You are welcome to visit at any time during opening hours, although tickets for special art-education programs or events may have allocated timeslots.
Reservations are recommended, especially for groups of 10 or more people who must register at least 4 weeks in advance. Timed entry may be necessary for certain exhibitions, events, or guided tours, where you select your specific date and time during ticket purchase.
Children and young people under 19 years old are admitted free of charge to Weltmuseum Wien. They must be registered at the entrance by showing a valid student ID for verification.
Groups of 10 people or more must register at least 4 weeks in advance, and admission tickets will be reserved upon booking. Group sizes are limited to a maximum of 25 people in all exhibitions. During busy periods, larger groups may be divided for admission and enter the exhibitions at different times.
Photography and filming are permitted for private, non-commercial use only. However, flash photography and tripods are strictly prohibited. Please note that some specific artworks or exhibitions may have their own photography bans.
Yes, parking is available in the inner city, which is a short-term parking zone requiring a prepaid parking voucher. The closest underground car park is located at the MuseumsQuartier (Museumsplatz 1). Be aware that parking is paid.
You can reach Weltmuseum Wien by subway using the U3 line to Volkstheater station (Exit „Ring“). Alternatively, take street car lines D, 1, 2, or 71 to Burgring station, or lines 46, 49 to Dr.-Karl-Renner-Ring station. Bus lines 48A to Dr.-Karl-Renner-Ring station and 57A to Burgring station also serve the museum.
The 7 Museums Pass offers unlimited museum visits for 365 days from activation. It grants access to Weltmuseum Wien and several other museums, plus a 50 percent reduction on audio guides and a ten percent reduction in the museum shop, with some exclusions.
Yes, a "young 7 Museums Pass" is specifically available for guests aged between nineteen and twenty-five. Senior citizens can purchase the standard 7 Museums Pass.
The 7 Museums Pass grants access to the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, Ephesos Museum, Neue Hofburg – Weltmuseum Wien, Imperial Armoury, Collection of Historic Musical Instruments, Imperial Treasury Vienna, Imperial Carriage Museum Vienna, Theatermuseum (temporarily closed), and Ambras Castle Innsbruck.
Yes, the 7 Museums Pass is available as a gift voucher, which can be purchased either on-site or online. Online purchases offer options for immediate PDF delivery or postal delivery.
The Family & Friends annual pass is designed for two adults and children, though it can also be used individually. It offers discounts on children's and family programs, and a discounted snack at specific cafes within the Kunsthistorisches Museum and Neue Hofburg.
If you have lost or had your 7 Museums Pass stolen, please go to the information desk at the Kunsthistorisches Museum to request a free duplicate.
The 7 Museums Pass is valid for one year (365 days) upon its activation and personalization at any ticket office.
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