Kunsthistorisches Museum Tickets — Masterticket
All-galleries pass incl. sister collections
Reserve the MasterticketThe Kunsthistorisches Museum is the house the Habsburgs built for the most beautiful things they owned. Opened in 1891 by Emperor Franz Joseph I, it holds the world's largest collection of Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Vermeer's The Art of Painting, and masterpieces by Raphael, Caravaggio and Velázquez, alongside the imperial treasures of the Kunstkammer.
About this ticket
The Masterticket is the all-galleries pass: full skip-the-line entry to the Kunsthistorisches Museum — Picture Gallery, Kunstkammer and every permanent collection — together with access to the museum's sister collections. It is the most complete way to experience the breadth of the imperial holdings in a single ticket.
Visiting the museum
At the main building, start at the grand staircase beneath the great dome, decorated by Hans Makart and the young Gustav Klimt, then climb to the Picture Gallery for the Bruegels and Old Masters before exploring the Kunstkammer, Egyptian and antiquities wings on the ground floor.
Allow a generous half-day if you intend to use the full pass across the sister collections. The museum is open 10:00 to 18:00, with late opening on Thursdays until 21:00. From September to May it is closed on Mondays; in June, July and August it opens every day.