The Imperial Furniture Collection, formerly the Imperial-Royal Furniture Storehouse, used to be storage used by the Habsburgs. Today the museum shows how the imperial families used to live. With 165,000 exhibits, Hofmobiliendepot is one of the world's largest furniture collections, presenting the furniture from over three centuries.The collection i... Morencludes a Baroque easy-chair on wheels, an imperial travel throne and praying-stools with velvet pillow-covers, rococo spittoons, room toilets disguised as "sitting furniture" and specially designed ladies' chamber-pots.
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Admission:
Adults:7.90Euro
Students(aged 19-25):6.50Euro
Senior citizens(60+):6.50Euro
Children: 5.50Euro

Hours:
Tuesday to Sunday: 10am - 6 pm

Address:
Andreasgasse 7
1070 WienLess

About 120 market stands and restaurants are sure to satisfy the pickiest foodie at Naschmarkt, the most famous Vienna market where one can find exotic dishes from around the world. Additionally, Naschmarkt houses a flea market on Saturdays. A good place to observe Viennese.
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Admission: Free

Hours:
Monday – Friday:... More 6am- 7:30pm
Saturday, 6am -6pm

Address:
Wienzeile
1060 Vienna, AustriaLess

Named after Dr. Rudolf Leopold, whose collection of hundreds of masterworks of Austrian modern art is the highlight of the museum, Leopold Museum is located conveniently in MuseumsQuartier near the Imperial Palace. The museum houses the largest world collection of Egon Schiele work as well as the masterpieces of Gustav Klimt, the founder of Vienna ... MoreSecession movement.
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Admission:
Adults: 12Euro
Students under 28 years: 8Euro
School children, unemployed, disabled: 7Euro
Seniors (from 60 years on): 9Euro
Children under 7 years: Free

Hours:
Monday and Wednesday: 10am – 6pm
Thursday: 10am – 9pm
Friday-Sunday: 10am - 6pm
Open daily from June to August.

Address:
Museumsplatz 1
1070 Vienna, Austria

Tel:+43 1 525 70 0Less

The Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art, founded in 1895, displays collections of the traditional folk culture of Austria and its neighboring countries. The museum houses folk-created objects, dating largely from the 17th to 19th centuries with emphasis on the folk art collections of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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Admissi... Moreon:
General ticket: 5Euro
Reduced ticket: 3.50Euro
Family ticket: 9Euro

Hours:
Tuesday-Sunday: 10am-5pm

Address:
Laudongasse 16-19
1080 Vienna, Austria

Tel: +43 1 406 89 05
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This former residency of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, attracts today those curious of Freud’s life. The famous neurologist lived in this Viennese house from 1891 until 1938 when he was forced to emigrate to Great Britain. The museum includes Freud’s office and private apartments. Visitors can see the waiting room original furniture... More, Freud’s personal belongings and nearly 80 pieces of Freud’s collection of antiques, and view the original film and sound recordings of Freud and his family.
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Admission:
Adults: 8,00Euro
Seniors: 6.50Euro
Students(18-27 yrs): 5.50Euro
Children (12-18 yrs): 3.50Euro

Hours:
July-September: daily 9am to 6pm
October-June: daily 9am to 5pm

Address:
Berggasse 19
1090 Wien

Tel: +43 1 319 15 96Less