Secession

In 1898, Joseph Maria Olbrich, a student of Otto Wagner, erected an Art Nouveau gallery building for the new association.

In 1985-86, the cupola of the Secession was gilded anew and the Secession was renovated and adapted under the guidance of Adolf Krischanitz.

The 112-foot Beethoven Frieze, a virtuoso pictorial interpretation of the 9th Symphony, created by Gustav Klimt for the Beethoven Exhibition of 1902, is on permanent display in a new room on the basement level.

Secession

Friedrichstraße 12
1010   Wien
www.secession.at

Map Accessibility Details

Guide dogs permitted

Main entrance

• Main entrance 13 Steps .

Side entrance

• Side entrance no steps (Swing door 120cm wide).
  reachable via exterior elevator.

Elevator available

80 cm wide and 105 cm deep, Doors 80 cm wide.

Comments

Main exhibition rooms accessible by elevator. Access to all exhibition rooms: elevator. Elevator: door width: 80 cm, cabin depth: 105 cm, cabin width: 80 cm. Beethoven Frieze: 15 steps (escort required). Drawing Room: 24 steps.

 

Contacts

• +43 1 587 53 07
• office@secession.at

Opening hours

• Tu - Su, 10:00 - 18:00

Prices

• Adults € 8,50

U, tram, bus: Karlsplatz/Oper
tel. 587 53 07
E-Mail: office@secession.at
Tue-Sun and public holidays 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.,
Exhibitions: 5 Euro
Exhibitions and Beethoven Frieze: 8,50 Euro
guided tours sat 3 pm, sun 11 am: 1,50 Euro

Panorama: Secession

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