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December 25th, I had this huge museum for myself, as there were no other visitors. This Museum is very much overlooked in comparison to Schönbrunn, or the Sisi Apartments in the Hofburg. The building is not a castle and very much hidden in a sidestreet, but it is partly historical as well and the added on modern part makes a very well done overall building. Original furniture of all epochs and different Emperors presented in fully furnished rooms, make you jump the time from room to room like a time traveller. Much of Sisis original furniture, including the ones used in the famous movies , lets you get a feeling for her many different dwellings. There is furniture from her castle in Hungary, Miramar, and so much more. The old toilet collection is funny, or Emperors Maximilian's Transport coffin!
nana j.nana j.
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FRAUEN IM DESIGN Ich habe die Ausstellung mit einem Schmunzeln verlassen . . . soviel „power“, soviel Mut und Willen, so viele Ideen, man staunt nur so, denn sie waren es, die unsere neue „Frauenwelt“ ermöglicht haben! So wie immer eine hervorragend recherchierte, und mit vielen Hintergrundinformationen gespickte Ausstellung. Ausgewählte Objekte und der Zeitgeist total fein nachvollziehbar. Wunderbar gelungen und eine Freude zum Miterleben . . . _______________________________________________________ „Schöner Essen“ Das Möbelmuseum ist an und für sich schon ein verstecktes Kleinod in der Museenlandschaft, mit der Ausstellung „Schöner Essen“ wird es diesem Ruf doppelt gerecht. Eine wunderschöne Ausstellung über Besteck, Form, Design, Funktion, Entwurf, Kultur, Entstehungsgeschichte und vieles mehr. Sehr liebevolle und interessante Hintergründe, wie Korrespondenz und die Gedanken über funktionelle Verwendbarkeit . . . spannend und interessant, vor allem das Design, aber die Schönheit und die versteckten Details sind nicht auf den ersten Blick sichtbar, man muss sich schon ein wenig Zeit dafür nehmen. Der Besuch war mir wie immer eine große Freude . . . aber sehen Sie selbst . . . ____________________________________________ DEUTSCHES DESIGN 1949 bis 1989 Zwei Länder, eine Geschichte Die Herbstsaison ist eröffnet, und ganz voran liegt das Möbelmuseum mit einer wunderbaren Ausstellung über BRD-DDR. Was finden wir hier: Geschichte, Politik, Menschen in einer neuen Situation nach dem Mauerbau, Industrie, Design und ein Volk unter vollkommen neuen, aber unterschiedlichen Lebensbedingungen. Als Besucher ist dieser Zwiespalt gut zu spüren, ständig ist man versucht OST und WEST zu vergleichen. Sehr gutes Filmmaterial belebt die Ausstellung und die Dokumentation über den Mauerfall kann niemanden, der diese Zeit erlebt hat, unberührt lassen. Eine sehr empfehlenswerte, gut durchgemischte Ausstellung mit ganz neuen Ansatzpunkten und Aspekten. Aber sehen Sie selbst . . .
F.A.F.A.
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Enormous museum. If you run between rooms and read close to nothing, it'd still take an hour. So either focus or allocate 2+ hours. I liked this more than MAC because I don't care for industrial design. I wanted to see historic furniture (wood, textiles) and that's exactly what this museum is for. The audio guide is included in the ticket and provides entertaining anecdotes. The visit is well marked and easy to follow. We weren't rushed out at closing time. I wish there was a shop with books in English to follow up on all these pretty furniture.
PhilippePhilippe
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Ho scoperto questo museo per caso, grazie al biglietto "Sissi ticket" comprato per visitare Hofburg (che include anche il biglietto "Grand Tour" per l"ingresso a Schoenbeum). Pensavo fosse un piccolo museo. Invece è stato una bellissima scoperta. Il museo è il più grande museo del mobile d'Europa. Ci sono tantissimi arredi da vedere che partono dal periodo Asburgico fino al 21esimo secolo. E grazie alla audioguida (in varie lingue, italiano incluso) inclusa nel prezzo abbiamo potuto apprezzare la storia e le curiosità che i mobili raccontano. Il museo è organizzato molto bene ed include il percorso con gli arredi utilizzati nella famosa trilogia cinematografica su Sissi. Inoltre ci sono degli spazi dedicati ai bambini e una mostra permanente sull'apporto delle donne nel lavoro. Durante il percorso ci sono molte sedie poltrone e divani (alcuni d'epoca o di fattura particolare) su cui riposarsi. L'aria condizionata non è presente se non in poche stanze. Sono presenti intere ricostruzioni di locali, una stanza arredata in stile egiziano, una sala cosidetta "delle armi", quadri ed abiti, corone mortuarie (e la bara che ospitava il fratello minore dell' imperatore, il kaiser del Messico), la riproduzione originale del famoso quadro della principessa Sissi con l'abito da ballo bianco e le stelle fra i capelli, vasellame, sale da bagno (con lussuosi wc e bidet), ecc... Sinceramente una visita che abbiamo apprezzato molto, seppure non sono un'amante di questo genere di cose. Siamo stati la mattina all'apertura (alle 10) e c'era pochissima gente. Per la visita noi abbiamo impiegato circa 3 ore. Consigliato!
Elisabetta Del PaceElisabetta Del Pace
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Beautiful museum with all kinds of furniture, objects and what have you, from the palaces and emperor. Biggest collection of old furniture in the world. Also they have a special of sissy, the emperor's wife. Movie related stuff and pieces they used in the film. Also an extra exhibition of the things happened during war time and how furniture played a role in it. All sorts of requisites and stories. Really worth to see it. Buy i a 3 in 1 ticket at the sissy palace to visit schonbrunn, sissy and the furniture depot.
JoJo The YuManJoJo The YuMan
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This is an impressive collection, complete with both German and English explanations of many individual pieces as well as the historical context surrounding them. Audioguides were unavailable when we visited, but not really missed. There are many items from the Habsburgs as well as from designers in the 20th (and 21st) century. You may want to consider the Sissi ticket that grants you access to this and a couple other museums. This is a must-see if you're interested in interior/furniture design.
Matt PelmearMatt Pelmear
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Andreasgasse 7, 1070 Wien, Austria
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The Imperial Furniture Collection in Vienna is a furniture museum that houses one of the most important collections of furniture in the world. Today, the museum mainly contains furniture of the Habsburg monarchs.
attractions: MuseumsQuartier Wien, Haus des Meeres, Leopold Museum, Esterházypark, Raimund Theater, mumok - Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien, Hotel Mercure Wien Westbahnhof, Mariahilfer Str., WestLicht, Jaz in the City Vienna, restaurants: Schnitzel Wirt, 7Stern Bräu, Le Burger Mariahilfer Straße, Freiraum, VAPIANO Wien Mariahilferstraße, ULRICH, Ebi 7, Centimeter, Glacis Beisl, Café Ritter

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