The staff is very unfriendly. One of the staff members kept watching us all along the visit, as if he was in rush; He made us feel very unconfortable, even though we left the museum at least 1h before closing time. The space dedicated to Franz Schubert is very small, the written explanations are only provided in German and there were technical issues with the music headphones installed in the museum. The cables were deterriorated and obstructed the audition. I visited in the same period Beethoven's House in Probusgasse, Haydn's Museum in Haydngasse and Mozart House in Domgasse and unfortunately, Schubert had the poorest resources and experiences. Such a pitty for such a genius!

Small, cute museum that reflects the living conditions back then. Highlight Schubert's glasses. Memorial rooms have been set up here for Adalbert Stifter.

Decided to pop by before going to the airport. Had the Vienna City Card so paid €4 instead of €5. It’s a really small museum with only 2 interactive music exhibits. The rest were all just portraits of Schubert’s family members and paintings of him and his friends. We arrived when it just opened so we had to open the doors to the exhibit rooms on our own. Do note that the exhibit is all in German and there is no translations provided. They have a washroom as well, which you need to ask them for the keys to get access to. Was hoping for a more extensive tour but turned out to be quite average.

Nicely prepared and very nice staff. Entry is free every first Sunday of the month and you should actually make the most of it. The visit is definitely worth it.

If you are a big Schubert fan have a look. Otherwise you might want to invest the admission money in something else but 5€ is a very fair price. The architecture of the yard is very nice.

(Translated by Google) Beautifully designed. By the way, not so overrun by visitors such. the Mozarthaus. (Original) Sehr schön gestaltet. Im Übrigen nicht so von Besuchern überlaufen wie z.B. das Mozarthaus.

The place was nice but nothing special. There are three rooms in total and two headphone experiences with music. Besides Schubert related historical stuff, there were also many paintings of an artist, whose connection to Schubert was not made clear. The staff there does not speak English. We went when there was a free entry day and honestly, I wouldn’t say it’s worth paying to go in but in general it is interesting to see.

Very atmospheric place at the back of a busy road in the Viennese suburbs. The courtyard is wonderful, the museum rather small (as was the tiny apartment where the Schubert family lived), but it's quite informative. Several of Schubert's compositions can be listened to, and there are Schubert's glasses as the main authentic object in display. Be sure to buy a combination ticket (15 euro in 2020) for Vienna's six composer houses (excluding the Mozarthaus, which is by far the most impressive, to be honest).

It was good, but you will definitely find better museums in Vienna! But if you love him! Don't waste time... just visit there

Very exciting. The problem is that there is almost no english. Aside from the plaque in the first roome, and very few of the exhibitions, most of the items are only in German. I see letters in Schubert's handwriting, pictures, documents and so on - so exciting, but can't understand a word. Very dissapointing. Schubert was the only true Viennese but compared to Beethoven and Mozart, he is almost neglected. Please, translate the museum to english.

This is a very nice place!

Small, but charming.

(Translated by Google) Schubert was born and died in Wien. You must visit the museum if you like classical music. But a bit far from the central. (Original) Schubert is geboren en gestorven in Wien. Je moet het museum bezoeken als je van klassieke muziek houdt. Maar een beetje ver van het centraal.

I had to visit, but if you're not a Schubert fanatic you may be underwhelmed by the museum.

(Translated by Google) Geil !!!!!! jea jea jea! ! ! ! (Original) Geil !!!!!!jea jea jea! ! ! !

(Translated by Google) The worst museum I have ever been, very small, very basic, personal edge ... in short ... we did not like anything else, 10 euros in the trash (Original) El peor museo que he ido nunca, muy pequeño, muy básico, personal borde... en fin... no nos gustó nada más, 10 euros a la basura

Worth the trip, just to see where Schubert was born and lived as a toddler. It's where his father ran his first small school. A bit limited on artefacts and other items.

The man who worked there was very rude to us. He spoke no English, and it was the only place in Vienna where we didnt feel welcome. I will write to administration about it. The most precious item in that museum is Schubert 's glasses, but it's on tour in Japan until winter. It's a lovely spiritual house to see.

(Translated by Google) Short visit but what a pleasure to be able to discover and listen to Schubert's music in this museum. (Original) Visite courte mais quel plaisir de pouvoir découvrir et écouter les musiques de Schubert dans ce musée.

(Translated by Google) Nothing is said about the life of Franz Schubert in this museum. The highlight is his glasses, which are on display. On the walls are pictures, some of which do not know how they relate to Schubert. Who wants to see where Schubert was born, is right here. But you will not learn more here. Too bad. (Original) In diesem Museum wird nichts über das Leben von Franz Schubert erklärt. Highlight ist seine Brille, die ausgestellt ist. An den Wänden hängen Bilder, von denen man teilweise nicht weiß, wie sie in Zusammenhang mit Schubert stehen. Wer sehen will, wo Schubert geboren wurde, ist hier richtig. Mehr erfährt man hier allerdings nicht. Schade.

Small museum in Schubert's birthplace, where he lived with his family, with a couple of exhibitions of drawings and personal objects as well as another with paintings by an Austrian painter. It is also nice to see the courtyard and the preserved houses. It is small (you can see it in 30 minutes) but interesting. Normal admission is €5/€4 reduced and the first Sunday of the month is free.

Worth seeing if you come on the first Sunday of the month, when it’s free or if you get the combined ticket for all musicians houses. Otherwise, it’s 4,5 small rooms with few exhibits.

As part of the “We are Vienna Festival” event series, we attended a concert in Schubert's birthplace and were warmly welcomed.

Attractive buildings with a small museum that contains some original scores, instruments, contemporary portraits, and other interesting Schubert items; there is also a likeable little collection of vibrant Romantic paintings all depicting dramatic and sublime nature, with no direct connection to Schubert other than in spirit but still worth seeing. A pleasant short visit.

not too much to see around 30 minutes is enough but pretty house

Very impressive, could be supplemented with life story and work presentation.

Visited 29/5/22 The Schubert family had rooms in a large multi-occupational property. This was where Franz was born and spent just the first 4 years of his life. So there is no express musical connection. But the exhibit displays a lot of the pictures (genuine, I think) and score fragments (probably facsimile) that are associated with Schubert and his background. They have his guitar and a piano that belonged to one of his brothers. If you have already been to the Mozart House (on which I’ve posted a review) you may find this a little disappointing, as there is no audio guide and it is rather harder to set the scene for Schubert and explain his position in music history. There are ample headphone banks for listening to sone of his better-known works, however. Allow an hour at most to tour the rooms. Access is up steep stairs only, so this will be difficult to visit if you have difficulty climbing stairs. The house is in Vienna’s 9th District, so a fair way from the centre. If on foot from a location in say the first or second districts, allow an hour (but the walk will be very pleasant).

Worth visiting.

€5 admission. Not much to see. No photo inside. Wasting time.

Small museum, with little exhibition. You will find a couple of rooms with some portraits, busts, a couple of facsimiles of the composer's songs. You also can listen to some recordings of his pieces in headphones. The museum is Schubert's birth place.

Simple museum but lovely to see the place Schubert was born.

Wonderful

(Translated by Google) Great performance by the Wiener Schubertbund (Original) Super Auftritt des Wiener Schubertbundes

(Translated by Google) Schubert's birthplace is located in an area just northwest of central Vienna. You can see familiar pictures and autographs in textbooks and portraits of the music room. We encourage you to be baptized and visit the nearby Lichtental church, which belonged to the choir. (Original) シューベルトの生家はウィーン中心部から北西にちょっと離れたエリアにあります。教科書や音楽室の肖像でおなじみの絵や自筆譜などが見れます。洗礼を受け、聖歌隊に属していた近くのリヒテンタール教会にも足を運ばれることをお勧めします。

(Translated by Google) Inconspicuous building in Nussdorfer Straße. (Original) Unscheinbares Gebäude in der Nussdorfer Straße.

Τhe inviroment was perfect and quite

Interesting birth place of Shubert

Interesting to have a glimpse of the life of a famous musician living at his time. Highly recommended for those who wants inspiration.

It was nice to see where he was born! We enjoyed it very much!

If you like Schubert visit this house

(Translated by Google) I've never seen guards so unfriendly. We weren't allowed in with prams. They said it messed up the pebbles. How can pebbles get mixed up? Just child-hostile! (Original) So unfreundliche Wärter hab ich noch nie erlebt. Wir durften mit Kinderwagen nicht hinein. Sie meinten das macht die Kieselsteine durcheinander. Wie können denn bitte Kieselsteine durcheinander werden? Einfach nur kinderfeindlich!

(Translated by Google) Schubert fans can visit the place where Schubert was born. It has his famous glasses, his most famous portraits, and a table where you can sit down and listen to his most important classic works. But generally speaking, there are not many collections. If you look at the flowers, they will come out in less than half an hour. In addition, it is recommended to add English to the exhibit introduction! (Original) 舒伯特乐迷可以一访，是舒伯特出生的地方，有他那副著名的眼镜，以及他最著名的肖像画，此外还有可以坐下来静静聆听他最主要经典作品的桌子。但总的来说藏品不多，走马观花的话半小时不到就出来了。另外，建议在展品介绍中增加英文！

(Translated by Google) Touching place, you can imagine how poor one of the greatest composers of all time lived here. Anyone who saw the film "With my hot tears" with Udo Samel will be drawn directly into that time. Also the sound documents from the headphones are good, if you listen to "Death and the Maiden" you can almost no longer ... (Original) Berührender Ort, man ahnt wie armselig einer der größten Komponisten aller Zeiten hier gelebt hat. Wer den Film "Mit meinen heissen Tränen" mit Udo Samel gesehen hat, wird direkt hineingezogen in die damalige Zeit. Gut auch die Tondokumente vom Kopfhörer, wenn Du "Der Tod und das Mädchen" anhörst, kannst Du fast nicht mehr...

(Translated by Google) Great feeling to be in this historical place and great to see the great paintings of the poet Adalbert Stifter !! When we walked through the gate from the street, my companion said: We are in another world! (Original) Großartiges Gefühl, an diesem historischen Ort zu sein, und großartig, dort auch die genialen Gemälde des Dichters Adalbert Stifter betrachten zu können!! Als wir von der Straße durch das Tor gingen, sagte meine Begleiterin: Wir sind in einer anderen Welt!

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Sehr schön

(Translated by Google) Exciting! (Original) Emocionante!

(Translated by Google) Not interesting (Original) Pas intéressant

ok

Ok

Super

(Translated by Google) romantic (Original) romantisch

Unfriendly staff, not much to see(zero explanation in English), I wouldn’t recommend unless you are a huge Schubert fan.

(Translated by Google) A home of wonderful childhood and, despite a very short life, a very prolific composer. In contrast to the Mozart Museum, it is not very public and during my visit I did not meet any visitor. On the spot, we can see some manuscripts, paintings and instruments from the era. We can also listen to beautiful music ... For me, this is a unique place with a climate conducive to contemplation :) (Original) Dom dzieciństwa wspaniałego i, mimo bardzo krótkiego życia, bardzo płodnego kompozytora. W przeciwieństwie do Muzeum Mozarta, nie jest mocno rozreklamowane i podczas mojej wizyty nie spotkałem ani jednego zwiedzającego. Na miejscu możemy zobaczyć trochę rękopisów, obrazów i instrumenty z epoki. Możemy także posłuchać pięknej muzyki... Dla mnie, to wyjątkowe miejsce o sprzyjającym kontemplacji klimacie:)

(Translated by Google) A very cold place to get out and relay, of course, will catch the weather (Original) Velmi krastne miesto na odych a reĺax samozrejme zavyši oď počasía

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Gut

(Translated by Google) Compared to the birthplaces and museums of other famous composers, it is simple and quiet. Not a few to see. (Original) 다른 유명 작곡가의 생가나 박물관에 비하면 소박하고 한적한 편. 볼 거리는 적지는 않음.

(Translated by Google) No guide. Schubert's instrument is beautiful (Original) Nessuna guida. Bellissimo lo strumento di Schubert

Don't go there, it's a SCAM ! Schubert only lived there for three years. There is nothing to see. The "museum" is very tiny. Most of the documents are reproductions. There are no explanations, no chronology, no thematic organisation, just NOTHING ! You can listen to his music but one of the headphones (poor quality) didn't work. If you want to see something interesting, well designed and made by passionate people, go to Arnold Schönerg center!