4/5 Robyn P. 2 years ago on Google
Wow!
This
museum
is
HUGE.
We
were
there
for
4.5
hours
and
didn't
even
see
everything
(We
probably
saw
about
75
%).
The
museum
was
constructed
in
1871.
In
addition
to
the
exhibits,
the
ornate
decor
of
the
ceilings,
walls,
and
grand
staircases
of
the
building
really
add
to
the
experience.
Admission
was
22
Euros
for
a
combination
ticket
to
see
the
Treasury
Museum
on
another
day.
The
exhibits
are
located
on
four
floors:
Floor
Zero:
Entrance
with
the
cupola
hall
with
a
circular
opening
in
the
ceiling
that
is
breathtakingly
beautiful.
This
is
also
where
you
can
rent
Audio
Guides-
which
we
did
get
for
a
total
of
8
Euros
for
two.
Floor
0.5:
Egyptian
and
Near
Eastern
Collection.
Greek
and
Roman
Antiquities
are
also
located
on
this
level.
Kunstkammer
Vienna
Collection
features
precious
metals
Floor
1-
Picture
Gallery
with
Dutch,
German,
Italian,
Spanish
and
French
Paintings
from
the
15th
century
until
1800
Floor
2-
Coin
Collection-
Features
more
than
2500
coins,
medals
and
paper
currency
Despite
the
magnificent
exhibits,
this
was
a
4
Star
🌟
experience
for
me.
The
layout
wasn't
user
friendly.
Many
of
the
exhibits
were
in
small
adjoining
rooms,
which
resulted
in
A
LOT
of
walking.
Additionally,
the
climate
control
was
very
uneven.
Some
areas
were
extremely
hot,
and
other
rooms
air
conditioned.
The
staff
were
so
focused
on
everyone
wearing
their
😷
masks,
that
it
felt
a
bit
extreme.
I
was
glad
that
I
had
the
Audio
Guide,
because
not
all
signs
are
in
English.
Overall,
I
really
enjoyed
this
museum,
and
ideally,
I
would
like
to
go
again
over
a
period
of
two
days,
so
I
could
enjoy
it
even
more.
I
took
a
lot
of
photos,
which
are
attached.
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