Dom Museum

Great experience, great material. Beautiful audio guide.

A. MUST. SEE for anyone who has an hour to spare at the most interesting, clean, air-conditioned, and faithful museum of modern art juxtaposed with religious relics and expressions (some of which are from the year 400)! What a beautiful treat. Get the audio guide for a beautiful enhanced visit.

Loved it! Take a bit of time to really get the history, it’s really worth it! Very helpful and friendly staff.

Very minimalist. I like how there was no arton the walls. It really makes you think.

Nicely and thoughtfully curated. The guide was wonderful. Contemporary exhibits explores universal themes that thread through both religious and secular society alike. A very good mix of pieces as well ranging in emotional tone. Brings life to the universality of religious artifacts and reveals a relatable, universal human experience.

4 stars for the museum. It's interesting but small. The art exhibition comparing modern day social justice images with medieval images really made me think - and I'm not one normally for art. Why 5 stars? The lady at the ticket office was so friendly and delighted I used my rather basic German. Also, the availability of English translations available.

A great mix of medieval and contemporary art. They have a wonderful audioguide available in multiple languages if you download their ap on your phone. You can connect to the museum's wifi to do so. Took 2 hours to do the entire audio guide.

Do you know, why there is a sea in Jerusalem?

The Archbishop's Cathedral and Diocesan Museum was founded on the initiative of Cardinal Theodor Innitzer and opened on 3 June 1933 in rooms of the Archbishop's Palace. In 1973, the museum moved to the Zwettlerhof (Stephansplatz 6), and from the mid-1980s onwards, further premises were adapted for museum operations.

From 2010 to 2015 it was called "Dommuseum", and since 1 August 2015 the official name has been "Dom Museum Wien". In May 2012, the museum was closed for reconstruction and conceptual realignment. Since March 2013, the Viennese art historian Johanna Schwanberg has been the director of the Dom Museum Wien.

In 2020, the museum was awarded the Austrian Museum Prize.

Great permanent exhibition with historic and sacral art, and the current exhibition Family matters is excellent. Very friendly and helpful staff.

a world that expands one's horizons must be seen, have a good trip

Interesting mix between contemporary art and religious objects.

good place, better location

Landmark place. A must visit place for anyone coming to Vienna.

Contemporary gallery experience.

The exhibition about family is wow.

Nice museum 🙏

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Normall

Great