Visit the museum

All discounts are only available upon presentation of the respective valid and original membership card/ID!

Reduced admission of €8.00 applies to:

Seniors
Groups of 10 or more people
Public Service Union
Austrian Association of Cultural Mediators
Ö1 Club

Other discounts:
Friends of the Baden Stage: 50% discount on regular admission
Raiffeisenbank customers: 10% discount on regular admission

Family Ticket | €20.00 (max. 2 adults and unlimited children up to 18 years old)

Lower Austria Family Pass | €10.00 (max. 2 adults and unlimited children up to 18 years old)

Free admission

Lower Austria Card - one-time free admission. Not valid for events and art education programs (individually booked tours, art workshops, Art Breakfast, Baden Museum Tour, Art Melange).

ICOM members

International Association of Art (IAA) members

Society of Friends of the Fine Arts

Culture Passport - A hunger for art and culture

Austria Guides have free admission to the museum, both with and without a group. For short, unguided visits (a brief overview of the historical architecture): Ticket: €1.00 per person

For longer tours focusing on history/architecture: Regular ticket: €10.00 per person; Reduced ticket: €8.00 per person

Please let us know of your visit in advance: 
office@arnulf-rainer-museum.at 
+49 2252 209 196

Combined Ticket for the Beethovenhaus Baden & Arnulf Rainer Museum

Adults | €16.00
Seniors | €14.00
Reduced Admission | €5.00 (Students, Apprentices, Military Personnel)
Groups of 10 or more | €14.00

Take the Baden Local Railway from the Vienna State Opera or Vienna Meidling to the spa town of Baden and make the journey itself part of your trip to the museum. The final stop, Josefsplatz, is directly in front of the entrance to the Arnulf Rainer Museum.

The Baden Local Railway timetable can be found at www.wlb.at

A train departs every half hour from Vienna and Wiener Neustadt, taking you to the spa town of Baden in approximately 30 minutes. There are also hourly trains to and from Payerbach-Reichenau and Baden bei Wien.

The Arnulf Rainer Museum is a 4-minute walk from Baden bei Wien train station. Alternatively, you can take the Badener Lokalbahn (local railway) from the station to Josefsplatz in Baden for the final stretch.

Find the right train connection for your journey to Baden bei Wien at www.oebb.at

Take the Baden exit on the A2 and then head towards the city center. The Arnulf Rainer Museum is located directly on Josefsplatz.

Parking is available at the Römertherme Baden parking deck or in the Casino Baden parking garage.

Yes, the Arnulf Rainer Museum is largely wheelchair accessible. It is possible to drop off people in front of the building. Unfortunately, there are no parking spaces directly in front of the building.

The NÖ Card discount applies to museum admission. As a NÖ Card holder, you can visit the Arnulf Rainer Museum once per season free of charge. The NÖ Card is only valid for your individual visit and is not valid for educational programs.

Bulky items of any kind, such as umbrellas, hiking poles, backpacks, travel bags, or sports bags, are not permitted in the exhibition spaces. Bicycles, scooters, and other vehicle-like devices are also prohibited. This does not apply to medically necessary vehicle-like devices and walking aids.

There is a cloakroom with lockers in the entrance area where you can leave and lock your belongings.

Yes, there is a free cloakroom in the entrance area. You will also find lockers there for storing items.

We assume no liability for the cloakroom or the contents of the lockers.

Unfortunately, dogs, cats, and other animals are not permitted in the museum. Assistance dogs are an exception.

For private purposes, photography and filming are permitted without flash, tripod, or selfie stick. Share your visit with us and tag us @arnulfrainermuseum on Instagram or Facebook. Photography or filming for commercial, editorial, or scientific purposes requires permission. If you are interested, please contact us at office[at]arnulf-rainer-museum.at

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the museum. Connect your smartphone to the "FreeWave" Wi-Fi network and immerse yourself in the history of the women's baths with our web-based audio guide. No password is required.