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Welcome!

Through September 18, 2026, only the permanent exhibition and the special exhibition on the ground floor will be open to the public. Reduced admission rates apply.

Renovation work may cause noise and disruptions. Thank you for your understanding!

Starting September 19, we look forward to welcoming you to our new exhibition, Elisabeth von Samsonow.

 

When, where and how? 

Find out our hours, where we're located, and the best way to get here by public transportation. 

Online Tickets

Buy your ticket online or in person at the museum ticket office. We look forward to your visit!

Safety regulations

Please note that bags, bagpacks, coats and jackets must be handed in at the cloakroom or in a locker.

Opening Hours

Daily except Tuesday 
Friday to Sunday

 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

Thursday

 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

Last admission: 30 minutes before the museum closes.

* Opening hours are subject to change. Please find out in advance whether the exhibition spaces are open at the time you wish to visit. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information. No claims for compensation can be made in the event of any changes to opening hours or the exhibits on display.

Elegantes Gebäude mit gelber Fassade, Glas-Eingang und grüner Bepflanzung, umgeben von modernen Strukturen.

Entry Fees

PRICES

Through September 18, 2026, only the permanent exhibition and the special exhibition on the ground floor will be open to the public. Reduced admission prices apply on site.

Standard

€ 18

Seniors* (over 65)

€ 16

Groups (min. 10 persons)

€ 16

Students (under 27) and those undertaking 
compulsory military and civilian service*

€ 9

Persons with Disability Card and one assistant

FREE

Children and young people (under 19)

FREE

* with ID

FREE ENTRY FOR

 

  • members of the associations Gesellschaft der Freunde der bildenden Künste, IAA, Hunger auf Kunst und Kultur and ICOM card holders
  • members of the Berufsvereinigung der bildenden Künstler*innen Österreichs (state association Vienna, Lower Austria, Burgenland)
  • journalists by appointment with ID
  • supervisors for school, day care and nursery groups, external guides

You can receive your free ticket by presenting your membership card and/or a photo ID at the Box Office. 

By visiting and/or purchasing a ticket, you agree to our house rules and the general terms and conditions of the Heidi Horten Collection.

TICKETS

Tickets are available online and at the museum ticket office. There is no time limit on your visit to the museum. By purchasing a ticket online, you help us manage the flow of visitors.

We look forward to your visit!

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DISCOUNTS

  • Ö1 Club members receive a 10% discount on regular admission (also applies to an accompanying person)
  • Ö1-Intro members receive a 30% discount on regular admission (also applies to an accompanying person)
  • Members of the Vienna Experts Club receive a 50% discount on regular admission
  • Members of the Vorteilsclub der Stadt Wien receive a 20% discount on admission tickets
  • artCard holders receive a 30% discount on regular admission
  • Visitors with a valid Vienna City Card receive a 20% discount on regular admission

You can receive your free ticket by presenting your membership card and a photo ID at the Box Office. 

Free access with your

Logo Tourismuspartner ViennaPass

© ViennaPass

GIFT CARDS

Are you looking for the ideal gift for your loved ones? With our gift vouchers you are on the safe side

The vouchers can be redeemed in the online shop and at the museum for admission tickets, educational programs or shop products. The vouchers will be sent immediately by e-mail to be printed out.

Gift Shop

BENEFITS OF BOOKING ONLINE

Fast, easy booking
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Tickets are delivered to your email address

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Available around the clock
Book tickets even when the museum is closed

Directions & contact details

Heidi Horten Collection
Hanuschgasse 3
1010 Vienna, Austria
[email protected]

360° TOUR

HEIDI HORTEN COLLECTION
Treppenaufgang mit modernen Stufen und einem leuchtenden Herz aus Lichtern an der Wand.

© Foto Lukas Schaller

Das Gemälde zeigt eine Frau auf einer Matratze liegend. Die Frau heißt Henrietta Moraes. Sie ist halb nackt dargestellt. Ihr Körper ist verzerrt gemalt, mit starken Pinselstrichen und vielen Formen. Die Matratze ist oval und liegt auf einem hellen, rosa Boden. Der Hintergrund ist intensiv rot und ganz flach – ohne weitere Details. Das Bild ist von Francis Bacon, der oft mit starken Farben, Verformungen und Gefühlen arbeitet. Es wirkt dramatisch, intensiv und voller Spannung.

Heidi Horten Collection

Thanks to its central location, the museum has excellent public transport links, making it easy to travel to the museum in an environmentally-friendly way. A charging point for electric cars and cycle racks are located nearby.

  • U3 to Stephansplatz and U1, U4 to Karlsplatz
  • Trams 1, 2, D, 62, 71 to Oper/Karlsplatz U
  • Bus 2A, 59A to Oper/Karlsplatz U

If travelling by car, parking is available at Neuer Markt. The car park is open 24 hours.

All parts of the museum are accessible to wheelchair users and people with limited mobility. If you have any individual requirements, a member of the museum team will be happy to help.

  • The side entrance (Hanuschgasse 3) is accessible. A member of our Visitor Services Team will be happy to accompany you into the building and to the lift.
  • A wheelchair can be borrowed at the museum ticket desk.
  • Lift available (door width 200 cm, cabin depth 450 cm, cabin width 230 cm)
  • Two accessible, gender-neutral toilets
  • Public disabled parking spaces are currently available at Operngasse 8, Helmut-Zilk-Platz 1 and Walfischgasse 1 and 6.
  • We offer guided tours for people with special needs on request.

A boarding and alighting point for tour buses is located close to the museum on Operngasse. 
Further information on bus parking

Get an overview of the building and our exhibition in our online floorplan 

3D-Plan des Museumsgebäude