great collection of prints and some paintings by the masters. Located close to the Opera and Sacher Hotel.

It was really unexpected to see such wonderful paintings from Monet, Picasso, Sisley, Braque etc and drawings from Rubens etc. As there were not many people you could contemplate these treasures at your ease and you were just downtown.

We worked our way to this museum to see the graphic arts we saw in a magazine in our hotel room. We paid our entrance fee to be told the area we wanted to see was closed because of the rain. apparently, the floors could not be subjected to wet shoes...? We asked for a refund or discount since we... More

If you have time, go to the Albertina. It is easy to find and nice to see. I love it and I have made many visits to this museum. I would not really recommend the Bosch, Bruegel exhibit (the current exhibit) but I highly recommend the permanent collection with an audio guide (I always enjoy listening to the stories on... More

very professional, roomy, facinating presentations and everything is also in english, dont miss the living rooms in the palace

The permanent exhibit of artists from Monet to Picasso will overwhelm you with its scope and the paintings represented there. We left the museum feeling like we had had the greatest art experience of our many museum visits. Don't miss it.

The museum is great. You should have at least a day to spend there if you want to see all of the exhibitions at once. it is best to go there for several days and to take one exhibition at a time. Although they have the largest collection of graphic arts in the world, I fell in love with their... More

I have been to the Albertina several times as anytime we have visitors in Vienna we bring them here. It is a well done exhibit with a good audio guide.

Monet to Picasso plus a special photographic exhibit. Not too big and not too small with a Van Gogh equivalent to Starry Night at the NYC Moma! The beautiful palace alone is worth the visit.