...sadly closes its portals but the gardens will still be open to the public. You can still visit on the 30th and get some free catalogues of past exhibitions. The collection is very ideosyncratic with a strong focus on the Baroque including not only paintings but also furniture and statues. The palais itself is also great with frescoes by Rottmayr on the ceilings...many concerts have been held there in the past, both lucrative for the artists and the audience.
Dienstag, 27. Dezember 2011
The Liechtenstein Museum in Vienna
...sadly closes its portals but the gardens will still be open to the public. You can still visit on the 30th and get some free catalogues of past exhibitions. The collection is very ideosyncratic with a strong focus on the Baroque including not only paintings but also furniture and statues. The palais itself is also great with frescoes by Rottmayr on the ceilings...many concerts have been held there in the past, both lucrative for the artists and the audience.
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what?! why? this saddens me. i loved visiting.
It doesn't pay to keep it always open to the public but one will be able to still visit about once a week via a guided tour or on the public Night of the Museums held once a year (though I'd imagine it to be crowded).
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