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Cover Image: © Susan Meiselas / Magnum Photos (Kunsthaus Wien) Austria has a broad spectrum of cultural offers. That’s why we’ve launched a new series “What’s On”, where we present you with some worth-visiting exhibitions in Austria on a regular basis. Here is the first part of our fall edition with tips for September and October. There’s a lot to discover, so stay tuned!
Austria has a broad spectrum of cultural offerings. That’s why we’ve launched a new series “What’s On”, where we present you with some worth-visiting exhibitions in Austria on a quarterly basis. Here’s our summer edition with tips for July and August. There’s a lot to discover, so stay tuned!
Summer is already just around the corner and with it, of course, a summer full of culture in Vienna! Today we’ll share which current exhibitions you shouldn’t miss at the mumok – Museum of Modern Art Ludwig Foundation Vienna.
Have you ever been to Museums Quartier in Vienna? Spreading over 90,000m2 with 60 cultural institutions, it’s not only one of the world’s largest art and cultural areas, but also a place of relaxation in the city center with its many courtyards, small cafés, and hidden stores. So that you don’t feel overwhelmed by this vast offer, we have put together a guide on...
The Secession emerged from an artists’ movement at the end of the 19th century by a group who split off from the conservative Künstlerhaus. Read on to find out how Gustav Klimt, Koloman Moser, Hermann Bahr, and many others revolutionized the art scene and what the Secession is all about today.
We proudly present the Vienna Secession’s new guide, which is available on Cultural Places for free: a city walk about the history of the Secession and how it came into being. It brings you to seven stations, from Wollzeile to Karlsplatz to Secession – important locations in the secessionist movement’s history that started around 1900.
Last week we showed you a selection of online offers of museums in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. This time we take a look at museums and their digital offers outside the German-speaking world. With COVID-19 restrictions and uncertainty about traveling again, it could be a while before we are able to visit these museums in person. However, digital exhibitions are not only an alternative...
The latest crisis is a challenge for most – in this post, we will take a look at how museums in lockdown in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland are dealing with the closures and present a selection of their current online offers. #ClosedButActive
Back in May 2020, we asked artists how they were dealing with the new situation and received a number of answers, some quite different from others. Times have been tough, but who other than cartoonists are best in not losing focus on what’s the most important – humor and laughter!
We love biking! It’s the best way to get from A to B, and you don’t even have to wear a mask like on Vienna’s public transport! What would be a better way to discover the city?
