Vienna Furniture Museum: a journey through three centuries of home decor

Immerse yourself in the world of royal furniture art and discover one of the largest furniture collections in the world at the Vienna Furniture Museum. Originally founded as a court furniture depot, today the museum offers a fascinating mixture of historical storage, workshop and museum.

Highlights of the exhibition:

Sissi in the movie

Discover the real Empress Elisabeth and the movie - "Sissi" by Romy Schneider - with faithfully recereated scenes, film clips and exciting background information.

Biedermeier and Empire

In addition to exquisite furniture from the Biedermeier and Empire periods, the Vienna Furtniture Museum impresses with its unique "Biedermeier booths" in which historical interiors can still be experienced as complete room ensembles.

Baroque, Rococo and Classicism

Immerse yourself in the magnificent world of Baroque and Rococo and discover precious masterpieces such as Maria Antoinette's secretary, Maria Theresa's desk or the gaming table for Karl VI. - highlights of the collection of Vienna Furniture Museaum.

A look into history:

From Maria Theresa to Franz Joseph

1747: Maria Theresa appoints the first court furniture inspector.

1901: Emperor Franz Joseph establishes the central k.k. Imperial Furniture Depot on Mariahilfer Strasse.

1998: The Furniture Museum is opened to visitors as a modern museum.

Explore the world of imperial living culture and be inspired by the fascinating history of furniture design!