Vienna’s MuseumsQuartier numbers among the ten largest cultural parks in the world.
Nearly 300 years span the period from the construction of the Imperial City Stables at the beginning of the 18th century, their later adaptation as trade fair and exhibition grounds and the
official grand opening of the
MuseumsQuartier in 2001.
Today,
baroque buildings and contemporary architecture, cultural facilities in every shape and size representing a variety of art sectors merge and coalesce to form a scintillatingly contrasting whole.
At the heart of this highly charged architectural field is Vienna’s largest open-air ballroom: the vast
inner courtyard of the
MuseumsQuartier transmogrifies each summer into a
culture oasis in a class of its own.
Visitors and locals relax on weatherproof furniture, fondly dubbed the
Enzis and enjoy contemplative
leisure stroll, acommpanied by the
endless stimulation of culture.
For more information on the current program, please visit
www.mqw.at