Hundertwasserhaus Wien, A Fairytale of Colors and Asymmetry

A social housing complex of the municipality of Vienna, Kegelgasse 36-38, 1030 Vienna, Austria

There are many works of art in the museum

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Introduction

The Hundertwasserhaus is a unique example of architecture in Vienna, designed by Austrian Jewish artist and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser in collaboration with the Vienna city government in 1986. Known for its fairy tale-like artistic viewpoint, unconventional asymmetrical design, and vibrant colors, it is a residential building that is not open for public tours. The Vienna Art Museum nearby features a shop and café on the ground floor, showcasing replicas of the building's architectural style. The second and third floors house exhibitions displaying Hundertwasser's works from various periods.

Address

A social housing complex of the municipality of Vienna, Kegelgasse 36-38, 1030 Vienna, Austria

Opening hours

Monday-Sunday, 10:00 am-6:00 pm.

Transportation

Take subway lines U1 or U4 to Schwedenplatz station, transfer to tram line 1 and get off at Hetzgasse station; Or take subway lines U3 or U4 to Landstraße station, transfer to tram line O and get off at Radetzkyplatz station.

Phone +43 1 712 04 95

Website http://www.kunsthauswien.com