Hundertwasserhaus
Monument · Vienna

Hundertwasserhaus

Photo: C.Stadler/Bwag · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

The Hundertwasserhaus was completed in 1985 as social housing. Its exterior shows bright colors, uneven windows and trees on the roof. The building stays private so visitors see only the facade and nearby areas.

On day 4 of Christmas Markets: Vienna, Salzburg, Prague and Dresden

Good to know

Tickets
No tickets required. The building interior is closed to the public.
Time needed
15 to 30 minutes
Best time
Daylight hours for clearest views of the colors
Getting there
U3 subway to Landstrasse station then a short walk

Itineraries with Hundertwasserhaus

Day 4 of Christmas Markets: Vienna, Salzburg, Prague and Dresden

Vienna to Prague

How Hundertwasserhaus fits into a day.
  1. 9:30Hundertwasserhaus, ViennaLandstraße
  2. 11:30Christmas market at KarlsplatzWieden
  3. 15:00Train to PragueVienna
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Hundertwasserhaus questions

Can you enter the Hundertwasserhaus?

No. It is private housing and entry is not permitted.

How long does a visit to Hundertwasserhaus take?

Most people spend 15 to 30 minutes viewing the exterior.

Is the Hundertwasserhaus free to visit?

Yes. Viewing the outside requires no payment or ticket.

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