The permanent exhibition of Monet to Picasso, is superb and alone worth the modest admission. The paintings are beautifully presented. One of the highlights of a visit to Vienna.

best information and description of artists and their time there is always a special world quality exhibition .... at the moment (September to December 2017) there is "Buegel" the Dutch/Belgian and afterwards have a rest at the Cafe/Restaurant ... you will enjoy it... belief me

Really great collections here and the information about the pieces and the styles of art are fantastic. Would recommend

This breathtaking museum apparently houses one of the largest and most important print rooms in the world with approximately 65,000 drawings and approximately one million old master prints, as well as more modern graphic works, photographs and architectural drawings.

Monet and Picasso collection is great. Unfortunately there is lit paintings of Monet. But still there are other painting that are beautiful.

In central Vienna and full of interest but the wonderfully restored state rooms in particular are outstanding and must not be missed.

Vienna is a cultural paradise. We came here for the art and have not been disappointed. The Albertina owns a huge collection of prints. When we were there many of the drawings by Breugel were on display. The featured show however was Monet to Picasso,...More

I visited the Albertina because I like to be challenged by modern art, and I found several pieces I really liked among the large and thoughtfully curated collection of new acquisitions. The Picasso/Monet/etc floor was much more crowded and not necessarily the best place to...More

A very fine cathedral. You can walk up on the fine roof - not for us, though. unfortunately the outside at the moment is largely obscured by scaffolding. Great history.More

We went when a Monet & Picasso exhibit were prominent among other exhibits. There are escalators and an elevator from street level in addition to the main stairs. The layout of exhibits was well thought out and flowed well. The art work on exhibit was...More