Brief information:
- Where is it located? Address: Arsenal 1, 1030 Vienna (in the Schweizergarten, between the Military History Museum and the Upper Belvedere)
- What is Belvedere 21? A museum for contemporary art
- How much is the entrance fee? Here you can find all Ticket prices. With the Lower Austria Card The one-time visit is free.
- When is it open? Here you can find all Opening hours.
- What is there to see? There is a permanent exhibition (Franz Wotruba) as well as changing ones. Here you can find the program (those marked “B21” are from Belvedere 21)
The building of today's Belvedere 21 was originally built for Expo 58 in Brussels. After the World Exhibition, it was dismantled and transported from Belgium to Austria. After being rebuilt and renamed from "21er Haus" to Belvedere 21, it has been showing Austrian art of the 20th and 21st centuries in an international context for some time now.
It is considered a venue for art, performance, music, film, lectures, discussions, artist talks and a lively meeting place in the urban future area.
Conclusion: Modern art is a matter of taste. There is usually not much going on and you can get through everything relatively quickly.
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Short info:
- Where is it located? Address: Arsenal 1, 1030 Vienna (in the Schweizergarten, between the Museum of Military History and the Upper Belvedere)
- What is Belvedere 21? A contemporary art museum
- How much does entry cost? You can find all ticket prices here. One visit is free with the Lower Austria Card.
- When is open? You can find all opening hours here.
- What is there to see? There is both a permanent exhibition (Franz Wotruba) and changing ones. Here you can find theprogram (those marked with “B21” are from Belvedere 21)
The building of today's Belvedere 21 was originally built for Expo 58 in Brussels. After the world exhibition it was dismantled and transported from Belgium to Austria. After a conversion and renaming of “21er Haus” to Belvedere 21, it has been showing Austrian art of the 20th and 21st centuries in an international context for some time now.
It is regarded as a venue for art, performance, music, film, lectures, discussions, artist talks and as a lively meeting place in the urban future area.
Conclusion: modern art is a matter of taste. There is usually relatively little going on and you can get through everything relatively quickly.
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