Klimt Exhibition Entry Ticket

Klimt Exhibition Entry Ticket is one of ten museum entries compared on this site, and the live listing opens at $20 a person. It carries 4.7 from 9,566 reviews, reproduced here exactly as the operator publishes it.

Overview

The Fabrique des Lumières is an immersive digital art centre in the Westergas park, set in a large industrial space with walls reaching up to 17 metres. The Klimt programme, Gold in Motion, fills that whole hall with 360-degree projections of Gustav Klimt's works, pieces by his contemporaries, and art from those he inspired, all set to music that reviewers repeatedly single out as one of the best parts of the visit.

Your timed-entry ticket gets you into roughly 40 minutes per exhibition, but there is no need to rush out. Several travellers said they stayed as long as they wanted and watched the loop again, and one reported coming back multiple times because each show feels different. The Kiss and Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer both appear in the projection cycle, so the iconic canvases are part of the show.

The same ticket also covers the Hundertwasser exhibition and the studio show titled #mygirlwithapearl, The Immersive Edition, at no extra charge. The listing calls the Klimt programme a must-see for art lovers of all ages. It is not a guided visit; you walk through at your own pace and no guide is included.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Arrive at Westergas parkThe venue sits in the Westergas park and is described as easily accessible by public transport. Aim to arrive close to your timed slot so you can use the lockers.
2. Store belongings in lockersLockers are included with your ticket. Large bags, luggage, food and drinks are not allowed inside, so plan to check anything bulky.
3. Enter the main Klimt showThe programme Klimt, Gold in Motion runs approximately 40 minutes, with projections on walls up to 17 metres high accompanied by music. You can stay longer to watch it again.
4. See the Hundertwasser exhibitionThe second exhibition on the same ticket features the work of Friedensreich Hundertwasser, also about 40 minutes long.
5. Visit the studio showThe studio exhibition, titled #mygirlwithapearl, The Immersive Edition, is included at no extra cost.
6. Explore at your own paceThere is no guide and no fixed exit time, so you can revisit any of the shows before leaving.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points will shape the visit, from what you cannot bring to how long the shows run.

• Pace yourself. Each exhibition lasts approximately 40 minutes, but you are free to stay longer and watch again. Reviewers confirmed there is no pressure to leave after one loop.
• Pack light. Baby strollers, food and drinks, luggage and large bags, and pets are not allowed, though assistance dogs are an exception. Lockers are included, so anything you cannot carry stays stored.
• Standing and seating. This is a walk-through experience in a large hall, and the platform review summary notes some travellers wished there were more seating throughout. There are some seats, but expect to be on your feet for much of the visit.
• Listen for the music. Multiple reviews praised how the music is curated to match the scenes, with one calling it impeccably matched. Let the soundtrack run rather than hurrying between rooms.
• Getting there. The centre sits in the Westergas park and the listing says it is easily reached by public transport.
• Photography. Flash photography is not allowed, so switch it off before entering. One review mentions a room with a large mirrored floor, so be mindful of your surroundings when taking pictures.

Common issues. No guide is included, and travellers who want context beyond the projections may leave wanting more; one reviewer said they missed material about and by Klimt afterwards, and another wished the viewing arrangement had been explained more clearly in advance. The platform review summary also notes that some visitors would like more seating throughout the hall. There is no pickup or transport; you make your own way to the Westergas park. Expect to stand and move around for the duration of each show.

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