A must-see at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna 🖼️

The Museum of Art History in Vienna, showing royal elegance and one of the three largest museums in Europe, is a must-see for art fans. The serene atmosphere of the museum is perfect for slowly admiring each treasure and feeling the centuries-old history of European art while walking.

Recommended tour routes:
The grand entrance lobby must be photographed, then you can visit along the floor. First, go to the main floor to see the oil painting hall, where you can see the authentic works of Fairmel, Raphael and Rembrandt. Then downstairs is the Ancient Egypt Pavilion, and the Habsburg Royal Collection, which is inlaid with gems and gold for collectors. Each floor is equipped with seats where you can sit and slowly enjoy the exhibits without rushing.

Must-play items:
- Oil Painting Hall: Several masterpieces by European masters, see the delicate representation with your own eyes
- Ancient Egypt Pavilion: Mummies, Pharaoh statues, etc., feel the mystery of ancient civilization
- Royal Treasures Exhibition Area: Inlaid with jewelery artwork, gold, and silver, the royal collection is overwhelming
- The building itself: The dome and stairwell are filled with fine stonework, and every corner is photo-phobic

Suggestions for photo spots:
- The lobby dome with super spectacular carvings and murals
- The main entrance of the museum's exterior is particularly beautiful during Golden Hour
- Oil painting hall on the main floor, with world famous paintings in the background, artistic atmosphere for photography
- Indoor spiral staircase, lighting and sense of lines great for photography

Attraction tips:
1. Tickets are 174 euros, recommended to buy in advance on trip.com, convenient and time-saving.
2. The museum is not open on Mondays, so be sure to check the opening hours before you leave, especially during the Christmas and New Year holidays.
3. Don't be too hasty, look at each floor slowly, a variety of exhibits, 2 to 3 hours is preferable.
4. There is an audio tour on site, after renting you can listen and watch while making it easier to understand the story behind the exhibits.
5. Easy access nearby, Maria-Theresien-Platz, which has a tram station and subway, is easy to find.

Notes:
- There are large backpacks required for storage, no food and drink allowed in the museum
- Flash is not allowed in most exhibition areas, it is best to ask the staff before shooting
- The air-conditioning in the museum is more abundant. Remember to bring a thin jacket in autumn and winter
- The best time to view the exhibition is in the morning and noon, the afternoon is usually less crowded

Topics: Vienna Art Tour, European Museum Recommendations, Historical Heritage Check-In, Habsburg Collection, Oil Painting Experience