City Guide

A colorful program: During the winter months, various regional art associations share the premises. The director of the Künstlerhaus is responsible for exhibitions in the summer months < mehr >

Sculptures primarily by Austrian artists: Peter Weibel conceived the concept for the sculpture park, with over 60 works. It features works by artists including Werner Reiterer, Erwin Wurm and Yoko Ono < mehr >

Paintings and sculptures from the 13th to the 18th centuries: Schloss Eggenberg is also home to the Alte Galerie. A special feature of the collection is its thematic rather than chronological organization < mehr >

A castle as a reflection of the universe: According to its architect, the castle was to be a mathematically harmonious cosmos. It was made a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2010 < mehr >

From the 19th century to the present day: Neue Galerie’s art collection features 2,500 paintings as well as 650 sculptures and is complemented by temporary exhibitions focusing on contemporary art < mehr >

A spectacular building: Architects Peter Cook and Colin Fournier created the organically shaped Kunsthaus with individually designed spaces to host temporary exhibitions of contemporary art < mehr >

Artists on the way up: With 600 square meters, Motorenhalle provides ample space for mostly themed exhibitions. Four shows per year are complemented with performances and film evenings < mehr >

Themed exhibitions: The institution’s thematic concept is to wed art and current social issues. German and regional artists are exhibited here alongside famous artists such as Takashi Murakami or Tony Oursler < mehr >

Breathtaking art and architecture: This 19th century building has undergone a prizewinning renovation. Contemporary painters and photographers such as Jeff Wall and Martin Eder are exhibited here < mehr >