Austrian Theatermuseum Ticket

If you love the performing arts and want to see a place that exhibits the history of the world on stage, don't miss a visit to the Austrian Theatermuseum.

Why Visit the Austrian Theatermuseum?

The Austrian Theatermuseum is located in the Lobkowitz Palace, an elegant Baroque building in Vienna. With this ticket, you'll have access to an exhibition of more than 600 costumes and props, drawings, and 700,000 photographs showcasing the ins and outs of show business. You can see an entire collection dedicated to the actor and director Burgtheater Hugo Thimig, donated by the writer Joseph Gregor. The collector and activist Stefan Zweig also donated his collection of poets' autographs in 1938. The museum also has a space dedicated to the world of puppetry, featuring works of the puppeteer Richard Teschner, a pioneer of the early 20th century. The collection includes more than 100,000 books and publications on permanent loan from the Austrian National Library.

Opening Times

The Austrian Theatermuseum is open daily except for Tuesdays, from 10 am to 6 pm.

Additional Info

The ticket is redeemable up to one year after booking.

Temporary Exhibitions

To celebrate the 200th anniversary of Johann Strauss, the Austrian Theatermuseum will open a unique exhibition on the King of Vals until August 17, 2025. You can enjoy the grandeur of Strauss in the city that made his music a worldwide sensation.