Esteemed Art at the Albertina in Vienna
The Albertina is across the street from the back corner of the Staatsoper.
The art gallery at the Albertina was established between 1801-1804 to house a prominent duke's extensive collection of watercolors and engravings. Today, the museum houses part of the original permanent collection of graphic and architectural art as well as a variety of esteemed temporary exhibits, recently including a collection of Monet watercolors. Works by Paul Klee are currently being shown and will be available until August 10. Also, pieces by Oskar Kokoschka will be displayed until July 13. Admission is 9.50 euro for adults, 7 euro for students, and 3.50 for children over 6 years old. Fore more information in English, visit www.albertina.at.
Albertina
Albertinaplatz 1, 1st district
Tel: +43 (0) 1 534 83 0
Hours: daily 10am-6pm, Wed. until 9pm
