University Of Vienna, <em>Vienna</em>
Vienna

University Of Vienna, Vienna

About University Of Vienna

Admire the breathtaking facade with its open arcades right above the main entrance. The gable bears the inscription "Universitas Litterarum Vindobonensis" and shows “the birth of Minerva”. Witness the beauty of the ceiling paintings done by Franz Matsch, based on Gustav Klimt's original designs. 


You can have a private guided tour of the main building, which will provide you with the history of the University of Vienna. The tour includes Aula (assembly hall), the main reading room of the University Library, the Arcade Court, and the Main Ceremonial Hall with its Klimt murals (now copies).

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Open 6 days a week
Free entry
Monday06:00 – 20:00
Tuesday06:00 – 20:00
Wednesday06:00 – 20:00
Thursday06:00 – 20:00
Friday06:00 – 20:00
Saturday07:00 – 19:00
SundayClosed
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University Of Vienna Highlights

• Witness the breathtaking architecture of the University of Vienna, one of Europe's oldest and largest universities.
• Immerse yourself in the peaceful environment of the University’s lush green gardens and feel relaxed.
• Explore the main building and learn about the rich history of the university with a guided private tour.
• Stroll through the stunning staircase leading you to the University's ceremonial halls and the University Library's reading room.
• Discover the Natural History Museum Vienna Collection of Anatomical Pathology, housed in the Narrenturm.

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Point of Interest for University Of Vienna

Stroll in the Lush Green Gardens

Stroll in the Lush Green Gardens

Relax in the fresh air of the University’s botanical gardens. Immerse in the peaceful environment far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Behold the unique flora in the 8 hectares of lush green gardens, including exotic and native plants and critically endangered species. Many of these plants are used for the education of students and are studied by academics.

Discover Natural History Museum Vienna Collection of Anatomical Pathology

Discover Natural History Museum Vienna Collection of Anatomical Pathology

Travellers can discover the Natural History Museum Vienna Collection of Anatomical Pathology, which is home to the cylindrical Narrenturm. It is also one of the oldest mental health institutions in the world.

It was founded in 1784 to take care of mentally challenged people. This building served as the home of the Federal Pathological-Anatomical Museum in 1971. In 2012, the pathological-anatomical collection in the Narrenturm was incorporated into the Natural History Museum Vienna. However, the building was completely renovated and reopened with a new display of the collection in 2020.

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