Learn more about the history of the Vienna Furniture Museum: from the "k.k. Mobilienmagazin" to one of the most important furniture collections in the world.

How the emperor once lived: the former furniture of the Habsburgs is exhibited in the Vienna Furniture Museum. The special guided tour "The Emperor's Couch" gives exclusive insights into the use of imperial furniture, then and now.

Originally, the Vienna Furniture Museum was where the Habsburgs stored their furniture. Today with its 165,000 exhibits it is one of the world's largest furniture collections, presenting the culture of furniture from over three centuries.

2025年1月26日 · (Formerly the imperial furniture collection) The Möbelmuseum Wien essentially takes you on two journeys. The first is a sojourn through the furniture associated with imperial palaces and personalities. The items radiate opulence and history.

Here you can find all the information about tickets and prices for your visit to the Furniture Museum Vienna. Order online and avoid queues.

2017年1月25日 · I’m not a natural-born furniture enthusiast, but still found many items in the Möbelmuseum Wien (Vienna Furniture Museum) that caused my eyebrows to lift in admiration. Here are my favorites from my visit… Thrones, cabinets and more from throughout the centuries; Home to much Habsburg memorabilia, especially for Empress Elisabeth

The Imperial Furniture Collection (German: Hofmobiliendepot) in Vienna is a furniture museum that houses one of the most important collections of furniture in the world. [1] Today, the museum mainly contains furniture of the Habsburg monarchs.

Museumsquartier is Neubau’s undisputed highlight: the former Imperial stables house various top museums of 19th to 21st century art. If you love interiors, head for the Imperial Furniture museum (Hofmobiliendepot), one of the world’s largest furniture collections.

2023年4月2日 · Originally, the Vienna Furniture Museum was where the Habsburgs stored their furniture. Today with its 165,000 exhibits it is one of the world's largest furniture collections, presenting the culture of furniture from over three centuries.

A unique exhibition of furniture ranging from the Baroque, Biedermeier and Historicist eras to the Vienna Modern movement and contemporary Austrian furniture design. Still regarded as something of an insider’s tip, this museum with a display area of 4,000 m² allows the visitor to stroll through past eras of imperial furnishing styles.