Sigmund Freud Museum: Entry Ticket
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Sigmund Freud Museum: Entry Ticket
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Visit the Sigmund Freud Museum, located at Berggasse 19, Vienna's renowned address. Explore the private rooms where Freud spent 50 years shaping the revolutionary science of psychoanalysis.
View exclusive prints, rare first editions, and presentation copies that shed light on the birth of Freud's theories. Visit Freud's former office, now hosting the "Hidden Thoughts of a Visual Nature" exhibition.
Be amazed by the museum's collection of conceptual art, featuring works by acclaimed artists like John Baldessari, Joseph Kosuth, Susan Hiller, Franz West, Haim Steinbach, and more. Step into a world of ideas that revolutionized the understanding of the human mind.
What's included
INCLUDED
Museum entry ticket
NOT INCLUDED
Audio guide
Live guide
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Must Know
Children under 12 enter for free
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Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance
Good To Know
Wheelchair Access: Yes
Last Admission Window: 0:30:00
Opening Hours
Saturday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 18:00.
Sunday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 18:00.
Monday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 18:00.
Tuesday : Closed.
Wednesday: Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 18:00.
Thursday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 18:00.
Friday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 18:00.
Location
Venue
Sigmund Freud Museum, 19 Berggasse, 1090
Meeting Point
19 Berggasse
Provider
Sigmund Freud GmbH
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Understandably, the residence was small, but it was still very exciting to learn more about the man going around his practice and living areas. Very good cafe and gifts shop downstairs too. This is no palace museum, but home of an outstanding man.