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Eligible visitor with special needsOfficial site — "ALBERTINA - Special needs" at EUR 7Lowest visible priceOfficial site — "ALBERTINA - Special needs" at EUR 7Accessibility-focused visitOfficial site — "ALBERTINA - Special needs"Last-minute purchaseOfficial site — "ALBERTINA - Special needs"; availability is shownVisitor needing cancellation flexibilityNo suitable listed option; cancellation terms are not shownFamily with children or free-entry visitorsNo suitable listed option; this special-needs ticket does not establish child or free-entry eligibility
Good to know
Practical notes before your visit.
TimingFor the quietest visit, choose a weekday morning near the 10 a.m. opening, as weekday mornings are generally calmer than weekends. Wednesday and Friday are useful alternatives for a later visit because Albertina Museum stays open until 9 p.m.; on other days, it closes at 6 p.m.
EntranceThe main entrance is on the bastion of the former Vienna city wall, reached from street level by escalator or exterior lift; the ticket desks are on the same level. Wheelchair users may proceed to the front of the queue. Free cloakroom lockers are available, while the staffed cloakroom charges a fee; check with staff if you need assistance with accessible routes or equipment.
PriceThe official benchmark for “ALBERTINA - Special needs” is €7. No partner offer is available for comparison here, so verify the final checkout total and included benefits before paying.
DiscountsChildren under 19 enter free, while seniors aged 65+, visitors under 26, and visitors with special needs can use the corresponding reduced categories. Visitors using a reduced or free category should carry valid proof of eligibility; the online shop accepts several reduced categories, while special-group discounts such as Vienna City Card, Club Ö1, ICOM and Kulturpass are available only at the museum ticket desk.
Planning your visit
Albertina Vienna occupies the former Palais Albertina above Vienna’s Innere Stadt, between Albertinaplatz and the Vienna State Opera. Its 20 Habsburg State Rooms preserve the palace interior associated with Habsburg history, while the museum’s exhibitions cover historic and modern art.
The Graphic Art Collection was founded by Duke Albert of Saxe-Teschen and contains more than one million drawings and prints. Albrecht Dürer’s Young Hare and Praying Hands are among the best-known works connected with the collection, although light-sensitive masterpieces are shown under conservation controls rather than permanently displayed. Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele represent Austrian modernism, while the Batliner Collection traces modern painting from Claude Monet to Pablo Picasso.
Albertina Modern is a separate museum at Karlsplatz, a few minutes’ walk from the main building, and focuses on modern and contemporary art. A Vienna Pass Albertina itinerary therefore needs to distinguish the historic Albertina Museum from this second location. The Albertina combo ticket covers the Albertina Museum, Albertina Modern and Albertina Klosterneuburg once each, with the three visits usable on different days within one year.
For transport, use the Karlsplatz U-Bahn station or the Oper Karlsplatz tram area; the museum’s main entrance is reached from street level by escalator or exterior lift. Albertina opening hours are daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with later closing until 9 p.m. on Wednesday and Friday. An Albertina admission ticket covers entry, while an Albertina audio guide or Albertina guided tour adds interpretation; an Albertina skip-the-line ticket should not be assumed to remove entrance or security procedures.
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Concrete caveats: security, bags, cancellation, time slots.
- The €7 offer is titled "ALBERTINA - Special needs"; confirm that you meet its eligibility requirements and bring any required disability documentation before purchase.
- Backpacks larger than A4 format and bags or packages larger than A3 format must be left in the cloakroom or lockers before entry.
- The staffed cloakroom charges a fee, while the museum also provides free cloakroom lockers; smaller bags may still be refused at the discretion of museum staff.
- During inclement weather or special exhibitions, Albertina Museum may require additional outerwear or bags to be deposited, even when they would normally be permitted inside.
Frequently asked questions
The things people ask most.
Can I show my Albertina Museum ticket on my phone?
Yes. Digital and printed tickets are accepted, provided the barcode is fully legible. Keep your phone charged and have the confirmation email available.
Do Albertina Museum tickets use a fixed time slot?
Regular online tickets are not tied to a selected date or time. Buying online can avoid the ticket-desk queue, but it does not guarantee immediate entry because waiting may still occur at the building entrance.
Can I cancel or get a refund for my Albertina Museum ticket?
Unused tickets can be canceled within 14 days of purchase by contacting the Albertina Museum online shop. The available special-needs ticket should also be checked for eligibility and unused status before requesting cancellation.
Is buying from Official site better than using a partner?
For the available special-needs entry product, Official site is the direct museum purchase channel. It is the clearest choice when you need the museum’s own eligibility information and ticket support; check the final checkout terms for any alternative seller.
What bags can I take into Albertina Museum?
Large backpacks, oversized bags, umbrellas and wet outerwear may need to be left in the cloakroom or lockers. Small bags may be permitted, but the museum can require additional items to be deposited for conservation or safety reasons.
What do free or reduced-price visitors need to bring?
Children under 19 enter free, while seniors, visitors under 26 and visitors with special needs can use reduced admission categories. Visitors using a reduced or free category should carry valid proof of eligibility, and each visitor still needs an individual admission ticket.
What is most likely to slow down my visit?
The main bottleneck is the entrance process: an online ticket can remove the need to buy at the ticket desk, but it cannot guarantee that you will bypass an entrance queue or any required cloakroom and security checks.
