Kunst Haus Wien is one of Vienna’s most distinctive cultural landmarks, designed and founded by visionary artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Located in the Weißgerberviertel district, the museum occupies a former furniture factory transformed into a vibrant, eco-conscious space that defies architectural convention. Its undulating floors, irregular shapes, and lush greenery reflect Hundertwasser’s philosophy of harmony between art and nature. The museum houses the world’s only permanent exhibition of his works, including paintings, prints, and architectural models, alongside temporary shows focused on contemporary art and ecological themes. With its jungle-like café and commitment to sustainability, Kunst Haus Wien offers an immersive experience where creativity and environmental awareness converge.
Vienna AustriaKunst Haus Wien is located at Untere Weißgerberstraße 13, in Vienna’s vibrant 3rd district, Weißgerberviertel. This museum, designed by artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, is renowned for housing the world's largest permanent collection of Hundertwasser’s works alongside rotating exhibitions. The area around Kunst Haus Wien offers a rich mix of historical Biedermeier and Art Nouveau architecture, picturesque alleys, and a lively local scene that invites visitors to experience an authentic, less touristy side of Vienna. Nearby, the Radetzkyplatz square features numerous restaurants and cafés, such as the Gasthaus Wild, Garagen01, and Café Menta, serving a variety of cuisines in atmospheres ranging from traditional to contemporary. Just a short walk leads to the famous Hundertwasserhaus, a colorful and idiosyncratic municipal building also designed by Hundertwasser, and the enchanting Hundertwasser Village with its souvenir shops and the historic Café Zartl, known for its traditional Viennese coffee house charm.