Tue 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
Wed–Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Mon closed
Special Opening Hours 2019
Thursday, 20 June, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
24 Dec and 31 Dec, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Regular € 12
Tuesdays 6–10 p.m. admission € 5
Reduced € 10
Students under 27, persons 65 or older or with a valid pensioner's ID, groups from 10 persons, persons in mandatory military or alternative civilian service, members of the Verband österreichischer Kunsthistorikerinnen und Kunsthistoriker
Reduced € 9,60
Ö1 Club members
Reduced € 9
Vienna City Card, EasyCity Pass Vienna, QueerCityPass Vienna
Family Ticket € 15
Two adults and at least one child up to 14
Vienna 1900 Combined Ticket € 21 / reduced € 18 >>>
Visit the outstanding Vienna 1900 and Jugendstil Permanent Collections, as well as the singular special exhibitions of the MAK and the Leopold Museum with a single ticket.
Free Admission
Children and teens under 19, accompanying persons of school classes, VIENNA PASS, Niederösterreich-Card, people with disabilities (free admission for caregiver when mentioned in their ID), Kulturpass, students of the University of Applied Arts Vienna, MAK ART SOCIETY, Friends of the MAK Center for Art and Architecture (Los Angeles), ICOM, Museumsbund Austria, World Federation of Tourist Guide Associations, IAA, Friends of the SECESSION
MAK Annual Ticket >>>
Standard € 34
Youth (19 to 25 years) € 29
Silver (for persons 65 or older or with a valid pensioner's ID) € 29
BundesMuseenCard >>>
€ 59
Guided Tours
€ 3,50 (60 min) / € 5 (90 min)
Free for children up to 6 and holders of the Kulturpass
MAK App: Multimedia Guide Vienna 1900, Asia, Carpets >>>
Download for your Smartphone or Tablet: free
Tablets can be borrowed at the museum for a fee of € 2
Cloakroom
free
Closed on Mondays and in August.
Visits to the MAK Reading Room are free of charge.
Stubenring 5
1010 Vienna
Location/Map google.at/maps
Public transport
Underground U3 to Stubentor, U4 to Landstraße/Bahnhof Wien Mitte.
Tram 2, busses 3A and 74A to Stubentor.
Suburban Railway (Schnellbahn) S1, S2, S3, S4, and S7 to station Wien Mitte-Landstraße.
With the ÖBB Railway trains to station Wien Mitte-Landstraße.
With the City Airport Train/CAT from and to the airport, station Wien Mitte-Landstraße.
Stair lift to the Permanent Collection Contemporary Art.
Animals are prohibited in the museum.
Wed–Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Mon closed
Special Opening Hours 2019
Thursday, 20 June, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
24 Dec and 31 Dec, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Admission & Prices
Regular € 12
Tuesdays 6–10 p.m. admission € 5
Reduced € 10
Students under 27, persons 65 or older or with a valid pensioner's ID, groups from 10 persons, persons in mandatory military or alternative civilian service, members of the Verband österreichischer Kunsthistorikerinnen und Kunsthistoriker
Reduced € 9,60
Ö1 Club members
Reduced € 9
Vienna City Card, EasyCity Pass Vienna, QueerCityPass Vienna
Family Ticket € 15
Two adults and at least one child up to 14
Vienna 1900 Combined Ticket € 21 / reduced € 18 >>>
Visit the outstanding Vienna 1900 and Jugendstil Permanent Collections, as well as the singular special exhibitions of the MAK and the Leopold Museum with a single ticket.
Free Admission
Children and teens under 19, accompanying persons of school classes, VIENNA PASS, Niederösterreich-Card, people with disabilities (free admission for caregiver when mentioned in their ID), Kulturpass, students of the University of Applied Arts Vienna, MAK ART SOCIETY, Friends of the MAK Center for Art and Architecture (Los Angeles), ICOM, Museumsbund Austria, World Federation of Tourist Guide Associations, IAA, Friends of the SECESSION
MAK Annual Ticket >>>
Standard € 34
Youth (19 to 25 years) € 29
Silver (for persons 65 or older or with a valid pensioner's ID) € 29
BundesMuseenCard >>>
€ 59
Guided Tours
€ 3,50 (60 min) / € 5 (90 min)
Free for children up to 6 and holders of the Kulturpass
MAK App: Multimedia Guide Vienna 1900, Asia, Carpets >>>
Download for your Smartphone or Tablet: free
Tablets can be borrowed at the museum for a fee of € 2
Cloakroom
free
Reading Room
Tue–Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.Closed on Mondays and in August.
Visits to the MAK Reading Room are free of charge.
How to Get There
MAK – Museum of Applied ArtsStubenring 5
1010 Vienna
Location/Map google.at/maps
Public transport
Underground U3 to Stubentor, U4 to Landstraße/Bahnhof Wien Mitte.
Tram 2, busses 3A and 74A to Stubentor.
Suburban Railway (Schnellbahn) S1, S2, S3, S4, and S7 to station Wien Mitte-Landstraße.
With the ÖBB Railway trains to station Wien Mitte-Landstraße.
With the City Airport Train/CAT from and to the airport, station Wien Mitte-Landstraße.
Barrier Free Accessibility
Lift at the entrance at Weiskirchnerstraße 1, wheelchair accessible bathrooms available.Stair lift to the Permanent Collection Contemporary Art.
Filming and Taking Photographs
Is permitted for private purposes only. Flash and tripod are not allowed. Filming and taking photographs for commercial purposes requires prior notification and permission. For inquiries please contact repro@MAK.at.
General
Animals are prohibited in the museum.
