LIECHTENSTEIN MUSEUM

The LIECHTENSTEIN MUSEUM in Vienna presents exquisite masterpieces covering five centuries of European art from the collections of Prince Hans-Adam II of Liechtenstein: the result of the careful collecting process undertaken by the House of Liechtenstein is accessible in the restored garden palace in Vienna’s Rossau district, where one is transported into a thoroughly Baroque world. The visitor has only to enter the spacious Sala Terrena to become immediately entranced by the golden carriage of Prince Joseph Wenzel I of Liechtenstein. The Neo-Classical library, as well as the Hercules Hall, with its monumental frescoes by Andrea Pozzo, make up the further highlights of a tour of the museum. The Hercules Hall, the largest sacred Baroque hall in Vienna, provides a setting on Sundays for high-calibre concerts.