Leopold Museum: frequently asked questions
Is this the official Leopold Museum website?
No. Museums Vienna is an independent visitor guide. The official website is leopoldmuseum.org, run by the Leopold Museum-Privatstiftung. We are not the museum, we do not run it, and this is not the official site. The tickets, passes and tours featured here are sold by our partner Tiqets, a third party, not by the museum. Official ticket: 19 €; ticket via Tiqets: 19 €.
Is the Leopold Museum open on Tuesdays?
No, except from 7 December 2026 to 10 January 2027, when it is open every day. It is closed on 24 December and closes at 17:00 on 31 December.
How much is a ticket for the Leopold Museum?
Full price is 19 €, reduced 16 €, under 19 2.50 € and under 7 free. With the Vienna City Card it is 17 €. Family tickets cost 21 € (1 adult) and 40 € (2 adults). Prices are from the official site on 23 October 2026.
How do the official ticket and the Tiqets ticket compare?
Official ticket: 19 €. Ticket via Tiqets: 19 € at the time of writing, for a date you choose, with cancellation under the terms on the Tiqets page, according to Tiqets. The museum says an online ticket also lets you visit without waiting, and that refunds after purchase are generally not possible for tickets with a date. Read the terms of what you buy.
Where do I buy the official ticket?
On the museum’s ticket page, through its booking widget, or at the box office. Online tickets are valid for the day you choose; tickets bought at the museum are valid for one year.
How long does a visit take?
The official FAQ says about 2 to 3 hours.
Where are Klimt and Schiele?
In the permanent collection. Klimt’s Death and Life and Schiele’s self-portraits are among the highlights named by the museum, and the Vienna 1900 exhibition is on levels 0, 3 and 4. The displays change, so the museum cannot promise a given work on a given day.
Is The Kiss at the Leopold Museum?
No. Klimt’s The Kiss is in the Upper Belvedere. See our sister guide at belvederevisit.com.
Can I take photos?
Without flash and for private use in the collection. In temporary exhibitions the signs apply. Flash, tripods and selfie sticks are not allowed.
Can I visit with the Vienna PASS?
Yes, according to the Vienna PASS website, which lists the Leopold Museum. The Vienna City Card does not include admission: it lowers the price to 17 €.
Do children pay?
Visitors under 19 pay 2.50 € and under 7 enter free. A family ticket costs 21 € for 1 adult and up to 3 children under 19, and 40 € for 2 adults and up to 3 children.