The Gemäldegalerie der Akademie der bildenden Künste is a museum located in Wien, Austria, featuring a collection of European paintings from the 14th to the 18th centuries.
http://www.akademiegalerie.at/
Schillerplatz 3
1010 Wien
Austria
Not a big gallery, but one can see paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens, Van Dyck and other famous artists. Of course the highlight was The last judgement of Bosch. There were a very few visitors which was in contrast with the other museums in Vienna.
I cannot stress what a gem this is. Chock full of works by the greats and their students. Their collection goes back 600 years and spans schools all across Europe. Truly incredible and rare. Best 12€ I spent at any museum in Vienna.
Wonderful artwork collection where you'll likely be alone or with very few other visitors around. I would have liked to have some short description or history of the artwork next to it, which is provided only by the audioguide that you have to pay for, which seems to me not really worth doing.
A lesser known gallery in Vienna. Tucked away on the 2nd floor of the Academy of Fine Arts (not that easy to find). It houses a small collection of classic and modern. The jewel of this collection is “The Last Judgement” by Bosch, simply stunning!
Free to enter the building and see the temporary contemporary art museum, not free to enter gallery.
Gemäldegalerie der Akademie der bildenden Künste is classified as Museum and is used in recommendation contexts for culture, art exhibition, museum visit, sightseeing.
Experience framing: Art Exhibition, Museum Visit, Sightseeing
Descriptive attributes: Art, Historic, Old masters