Museum Hundertwasser

The Vienna Art House is a building located in the center of Vienna, Austria, which is a representative of modern art and architecture. The Vienna Art House is a building with both artistic value and modern style, and is an important attraction worth visiting in Vienna.

The Vienna Art Museum is a very exquisite place, the art museum is also very good, you can simply look at the works of some artists in Vienna, the number is not very large, many spaces are put a few simple artworks, the number is also very good.

The Vienna Art Museum is also a very typical venue. There are quite a lot of art collections here. The exhibition hall in this place is also very huge. There are many things in the art museum that are worth understanding and real appreciation.

Farewell to the love of the Grand Theatre, and come to another new visual attraction, Vienna's famous [White Water Apartment]. Mr. Baishui is a famous Austrian architect, designed in the late 1970s, built in the early 1980s and named after him, the building is full of childish, exaggerated lines, bowling columns, extremely bright and casual color, high and low misshapen shapes of doors and windows, It's completely a children's playground. Who could have thought that it is a low-rent house for low-income citizens, which is really wrong, and humanization is reflected here.

Remember the 11-2 Euro tickets? It is worth seeing, although there is no famous painting like the Louvre called the mountain sound, but only the interior architecture is enough to appreciate, there are many Egyptian, Greek and classical paintings, but I can't remember many famous people, there is a cafe below the hall, probably all literary or elegant people.

An artistic building with a colorful and colorful exterior

You can visit the Baishui House first and then come to the Vienna Art Museum. The main exhibition in the art museum is the relevant design of Mr. Baishui. After reading the introduction, you can have a deeper understanding of the Baishui House. Mr. Baishui doesn't like straight lines and symmetry, so only curves, sloppyness and abstraction appear in his works, and he adds environmental and ecological concepts to the building. None of the buildings he designed were identical windows, nor were the walls of the same color.