Gustav Klimt and his Magical Works in Vienna

Hi, dear guests. On this tour, you will learn how to “kiss” in the Belvedere, Vienna—the home of the largest collection of Gustav Klimt’s works. Why did women want to be painted by Gustav Klimt? How was life in 19th-century Vienna? We will also talk about Egon Schiele, Adolf Hitler, and Monet. Afterwards, we will visit an art historical museum, where we meet Bruegel (the largest collection in the world—12 paintings), including The Tower of Babel and Hunters in the Snow. We'll also see works by Titian and Vermeer, as well as the famous Saliera by Benvenuto Cellini—once stolen and later recovered. It is the only surviving goldsmith masterpiece by Cellini in the world. We will also encounter works by Gustav Klimt there.

This tour combines 2 biggest and most popular museums in Vienna. If you want to spend your time in Vienna in the most productive way, see you on this tour. First, we visit the Belvedere Palace and focus on Gustav Klimt’s masterpieces: The Kiss, Judith, Sonja Knips, The Bride, Sunflower, and several landscape paintings. We discuss the lifestyle of the Viennese elite of the 19th century, Adolf Hitler, Egon Schiele, and Monet. Afterwards, we will visit an art historical museum to explore the works of Bruegel, where we also find works by Titian and Vermeer, Benvenuto Cellini and Klimt.