Vienna

The world’s leading Egon Schiele collection: The focus of the Rudolf Leopold collection is Austrian Modernism. In this, the most visited establishment in the MuseumsQuartier, the public can view extracts from the collection and special exhibitions < more >

An extensive collection: The Museum’s collection comprises 9,000 20th-century artworks. The main focus is the permanent collection "Rebellion and Awakening in the 1960s" < more >

A popular destination for international art tourists: In the Baroque Palace, along with the world-famous Gustav Klimt collection, amongst others, works by artists Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka are on display < more >

Museum collections of distinction: The attractions include artefacts from Ancient Egypt through to the 18th century, Renaissance paintings and Baroque paintings such as the world’s largest Bruegel collection < more >

From late Gothic period to the present day: In the neoclassical Palais Albertina, one of the world’s most important print collections with works by Raffael, Michelangelo and Anselm Kiefer can be found < more >

One of the largest private collections worldwide: Parts of the collection belonging to the Fürstenhaus Liechtenstein are on display in the Gartenpalais, adjacent to which is a reconstructed Baroque garden and 19th-century landscape park < more >

European painting from the 15th to the 19th century: Works by Rubens, Tizian and Rembrandt form part of the collection. The gallery spaces in the Akademie were renovated over many years and reopened in Fall 2010 < more >

A museum steeped in tradition: Amongst other things, the Museum’s collection features ceramic, jewellery, woodcarvings, textiles and modern design. The Museum’s Director Peter Noever places emphasis on contemporary art, promoting new perspectives < more >