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- Klimt's authentic work makes its Taiwan debut: Rare original
, a representative work of Symbolist aesthetics - Belvedere Palace, Vienna, Taiwan's first exhibition: Austrian national treasure collection, 60 masterpieces of floral art
- Taiwan's first international floral-themed art exhibition: A complete review of the evolution of floral art in European art history
- Six classic art period exhibition areas: From Baroque, Romanticism, Belle Epoque, Impressionism, Secession to Modernism, enjoy the elegance of the cross-century at once
- Immersive image presentation of Klimt's Garden: Projection technology reproduces Klimt's colorful floral world
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What to expect
Blossoming Masterpieces from the Belvedere: From Waldmüller to Klimt
- Exhibition Period | 2025/12/5-2026/3/22
- Opening Hours | Monday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 (last ticket sale and admission at 17:30)
- Closed | New Year's Eve and Lunar New Year's Day
- Venue | National Museum of History 1F & 2F Exhibition Halls
- Organizer | Belvedere, Vienna, National Museum of History, GPM
- Co-organizer | Ministry of Culture
- Supporting Organization | Department of Cultural Affairs, Taipei City Government
- Media Partners | VOGUE, ARTouch
- Sponsor | ARMANI
Ticket Information:
- 2025/11/3-2025/12/4 ARMANI Privé Limited Edition Set Ticket $599 (Limited Quantity)
- 2025/11/3-2025/12/4 Advance Single Ticket $400
- 2025/113-2026/3/22 Double Afternoon Tea Set Ticket at Howfun $1360
- 2025/12/5-2026/3/22 Single Ticket During Exhibition Period $500











Good to know
Ticketing and Admission Notes
- Each ticket can only be used once during the exhibition period and cannot be reused. Tickets will be considered invalid if lost, damaged, or if the admission stub has been torn off. They will not be reissued, exchanged, or refunded. Please keep your tickets safe.
- Holders of concessionary tickets, special tickets, and free admission tickets should present relevant supporting documents upon entry. These offers cannot be used in conjunction with other promotions.
- Persons with disabilities who require assistance are limited to one companion. The person with disability and their companion must attend together, and those who do not meet the criteria will need to purchase a ticket for entry.
- To maintain smooth traffic flow within the exhibition hall, please park strollers outside the exhibition area. Please take care of your valuables. The exhibition hall does not provide storage services and is not responsible for personal property loss. Please take good care of your belongings and valuables.
- The use of flashlights, tripods, selfie sticks, long lenses, and stabilizers is prohibited throughout the exhibition area. Commercial photography and interviews are not allowed without prior permission. Please comply with on-site signs and staff instructions.
- There are no restrooms or trash cans inside the exhibition hall. Please use the restroom inside the venue before entering the exhibition.
- Please follow the tour route, exhibition rules, and instructions of on-site staff. If there are large crowds, please queue in order.
- No playing, running, or eating is allowed inside the exhibition hall. Please do not bring food or beverages into the venue. Smoking, chewing gum, and betel nuts are prohibited. Selling or reselling tickets on-site is prohibited. Anyone who does not comply with these rules after being advised to do so will be asked to leave immediately without objection and will not be compensated or refunded the ticket price.
- Pets (except guide dogs), long-handled umbrellas, and various dangerous and illegal items are not allowed inside the exhibition hall. Bags larger than A3 size (42 cm long, 30 cm wide, and 15 cm high) must be checked in.
- Do not hit or touch exhibits and display cases inside the exhibition hall. Compensation will be required for any damage.
- On-site staff are available to maintain order within the exhibition hall. If you notice any suspicious persons or unidentified objects, find lost items, or feel unwell, please notify the nearby staff immediately for assistance.
- If you need to re-enter after leaving, please have your hand stamped with a re-entry mark at the exhibition exit and queue again at the entrance. Re-entry is only allowed during the exhibition's opening hours on the same day. To visit the souvenir shop, you must first purchase a National Museum of History ticket and follow the on-site tour route from the exit to the souvenir shop.
- The exhibition's opening hours, content, and regulations are subject to change. Please refer to on-site announcements or the official fan page for updates. The organizer reserves the right to interpret the event if there are any omissions in the above matters.
- The Vienna Afternoon Tea for Two package ticket can be exchanged for a Vienna Afternoon Tea voucher at the entrance. The voucher can be used during the opening hours of the Vienna Restaurant during the exhibition period.
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(This exhibition does not feature original Klimt works; they are presented on digital screens.) It's divided into 5-6 exhibition halls, and you can clearly feel the shift in era and style from the first to the second floor. There are rarely opportunities to see paintings by the Vienna Secession and numerous female artists, and the floral theme perfectly suits the museum's architecture. However, there weren't as many works on display as I expected (the viewing time was about 1 to 1.5 hours). I felt the ticket price of $350 met expectations, but the single ticket price of $500 was a bit expensive.
This is not only a visual feast but also an excellent opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of Austrian art history, especially the evolution of floral themes. Belvedere presents 60 original artworks spanning nearly two centuries, creating a magnificent and diverse art garden for the audience. Biedermeier's exquisite realism: The works of artists such as Waldmüller showcase a delicate observation and love of nature, with flowers coming to life on the canvas, as if you can smell their fragrance. Turn-of-the-century splendor and transformation: As time progresses, flowers are no longer just natural still lifes but also a medium that carries artists' personal emotions and symbolic meaning. Gustav Klimt's original works are one of the biggest highlights of this exhibition. Different from his well-known "Golden Period" style, his flower-themed works, such as the famous "After the Rain" (Nach dem Regen), demonstrate his delicate and decorative painting techniques.
The artwork is wonderful, and being able to see the exhibitions on other floors makes it feel like a great value. I recommend renting the audio guide; the music accompaniment is very enjoyable!
It was a very nice exhibition. I went with a friend, and we slowly viewed the exhibits, sharing our thoughts and discussing the artworks. Since we went on a weekday, there weren't too many people, which made for a very comfortable viewing experience.
The exhibition features a wide variety of works, and the display layout is excellent.
"Nature is not a static picture, but a poem flowing in light." A recommended exhibition that immerses people in a romantic floral theme.
Very good because the entire exhibition has 2-3 floors, and in addition to Klimt, there are also works by many other painters. I strongly recommend purchasing a tour guide machine or booking a group tour, it really makes a big difference.
The Belvedere's exhibits offer a glimpse into Vienna's artistic transformations across different periods, from lifelike paintings to the era of light and shadow imagery. Each stage has its own unique style, making it worthy of close appreciation.
The exhibits are very rich, and it's quite nice to hear the guided tour if you go on a weekday! It feels like it would be very crowded on weekends, so it might be a bit packed.
Asia's first exhibition! The Belvedere Museum of Vienna, Austria, brings its treasured collection to Taiwan, presenting a floral art feast spanning over two centuries. The exhibition brings together over 60 famous floral-themed masterpieces, including original works by Symbolist masters Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, Josef Lauer, and others.
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