About this experience
The Leopold Museum, located in Museumsquartier, features a premier collection of Austrian art from the second half of the nineteenth century. Curated for over five decades by Rudolf and Elisabeth Leopold, they established the world's most comprehensive Egon Schiele collection with over 220 works. Included in the collection are major creations by Gustav Klimt, Richard Gerstl, Oskar Kokoschka, and Alfred Kubin.
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Leopold Museum, Museumsplatz 1, Vienna, Austria
Head to the Leopold Museum entrance on Museumsplatz within the Museumsquartier. Present your mobile ticket (or printed copy) at the dedicated skip-the-line desk to collect your entry.
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- Your mobile ticket or printed confirmation
- Valid student ID if using the student-rate ticket
- No other documents required
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket, or is my phone enough?
Your mobile ticket is accepted at the entrance — no printing needed. A printed copy works equally well if you prefer.
Is the museum open every day?
No. The Leopold Museum is closed on Tuesdays. Check the official museum website for current opening hours and any additional closure dates before you visit.
My child is under 8 — do I need to buy them a ticket?
Children under 8 enter free of charge and do not need a separate ticket.
What is the difference between the standard ticket and the combined ticket with the Kunsthistorisches Museum?
The combined ticket gives you admission to both the Leopold Museum and the Kunsthistorisches Museum, making it a good choice if you plan to visit both on the same trip. The standard ticket covers the Leopold Museum only.
Can I cancel my ticket if my plans change?
Cancellation terms are shown at checkout before you confirm your booking. Review the policy displayed there for this ticket type.
Is the Leopold Museum accessible for wheelchair users?
The museum is located in the Museumsquartier and the building has lift access to all seven levels. Contact the museum directly if you have specific accessibility requirements.
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