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Kunsthistorisches museum is a 19th century museum and is one of the Vienna museums. It has an Italian Renaissance style design. This museum’s main attraction is the extensive collection of Hapsburg art. The Hapsburgs were collectors of art for centuries. You’ll find eight interesting collections in this museum. These include Ancient Egyptian, Medieval Art, Renaissance, and Baroque. There are also Greek and Roman antiquities and an extensive stock of monuments of the old kingdom. Among the Greek and Roman antiquities, there are unique cameos and archaeological resources from the Great Migration and early Middle Ages. The picture gallery in the Kunsthistorisches museum has more than 1,400 paintings. Many of these paintings are from the Venetian Renaissance, but there are also major works by masters Van Eyck, Rubens, and van Dyck from the 15th to 17th centuries.

Leopold Museum/Gallery is another one of the Vienna museums. If modern Austrian art sounds appealing to you, then you’ll enjoy the Leopold museum. This museum has one of the largest collections of modern Austrian art. Rudolph and Elisabeth Leopold collected over 5,000 exhibits over a 50-year period. The Republic of Austria and the National Bank of Austria helped combine the art collections into the Leopold Museum Private Foundation in 1994. The Leopold museum opened in 2001. Some of the exhibitions relating to 19th and early 20th century art that have been shown are Impressionist from the Paris Musee d’Orsay, Hermann Hesse: The Poet as a Painter and Kolo Moser: 1886-1918. The exhibition called Munch, Ensor, Kubin: The Uncanny will be shown October 16, 2009 - January 18, 2010.

There are many wonderful genres of art to see at the Liechtenstein museum in Vienna. These include paintings, sculptures, Kunst Kammer items, tapestries, and pieces of furniture. If you love to look at masterpieces, you’ll find exhibitions from over four centuries. There are works by Raphael, Guido Reni, Peter Paul Rubens, Pieter Breughel the Younger, Jan Breughel the Elder, and many more. One of the great things about this museum is it’s the only one in Vienna that has collections of works by early Italian artists. There’s also a gallery tour available on the upper floor that shows the main period of European art history. On another part of the tour, you’ll see the largest secular baroque room in Vienna called Hercules Hall. This hall is only used for concerts or events. Another attraction to the Liechtenstein museum is the historic gardens. Visitors can relax or take a walk in parts of these gardens.

The natural history museum is another one of the many Vienna museums and is filled with 20 million objects from the history of the earth. This museum is fascinating especially for anyone that’s interested in prehistoric art and dinosaurs. The skeleton of a Diplodocus, which is the longest terrestrial vertebrate that’s ever lived, can be seen in this museum. There’s a show room where you’ll see dinosaurs, pterodactyls, and prehistoric birds. Guided tours are available for children and a special children’s room. For those interested in minerals, this museum is like a dream come true. One room is filled with huge mineral specimens. There’s a systematic collection of minerals that are divided into classes in four different rooms. Another room has a 1,500 piece permanent exhibition of meteorites. Other parts of this museum have to do with mankind’s prehistory, early history, cultural expression, and the Bronze and Iron Ages.