Kunsthalle Wien Karlsplatz

the space is very small, dark and not well-taken care of, which is a pity as it si centrally located and could offer a perfect space for contemporary installations if more means were allocated to it.

A great art gallery venue opposite Secession. The current exhibit titles ‘Unfreezing the scene’ is a brilliantly curated one. Where on one hand there is the bright and eye catching ‘Letters of Resignation’, and on the other hand there are some stark modern art pieces that leave their interpretation entirely up to you. Also Charlotte Gash’s ‘Tunnel of Inclusion’ Behind the Scenes documentary is a hilarious mockumentary about a clueless art gallery curator trying to put together an exhibit in the very space you are standing. Genius. Almost as good as an episode of Veep/Parks & Recreation. I just wish the video exhibits had a running time mentioned along with their names. The other video installation is the beautiful and heartbreaking short film titled ‘Soleil’ about coming to terms with the loss of a loved one.

Loved this restaurant. It has a great atmosphere and a very social vibe. The food and service was great. One side of the restaurant hosted what it looked like a salsa dance space where people could join in? Not sure but it seemed like fun for those who live in Vienna.

This is a nice, cozy restaurant and bar with plenty if seating indoor and outdoor. This is a perfect location for events also since it is centrally located in Vienna and can reach easily with metro and other means of public transport. Staff could be friendlier, but maybe on a busy day they get stressed. I still recommend it when visiting Vienna!

A small free entrance galery in Karlsplatz park. Interesting exibitions. Dont know if the bar and restaurant is a part of Kunsthalle but is also a good place for a drink.