Museum of theatre

The palace was built in the 17th century. In 1745, the baroque palace came into the possession of the art-loving Lobkowitz family. Among the many works that Ludwig van Beethoven, who often played music in the palace, was particularly patronised. The splendidly decorated Eroica Hall, the centrepiece of the building, commemorates Ludwig van Beethoven and the first performance of his third symphony. The first performance of Beethoven's 4th Symphony took place at Palais Lobkowitz in 1807.

We are delighted to announce the opening of our new museum shop at Palais Lobkowitz! Starting from July 17, 2024, the KHM Museums Association invites you to enjoy a fascinating shopping experience in the historic premises of the former Wolfrum Art Gallery.

Thanks to the acquisition of these premises in the spring of 2024, we have the unique opportunity to utilize the entire Palais and bring you the diverse offerings of the KHM Museums Association through our street-side shop.

The Palais Lobkowitz POP-UP Shop offers an exquisite selection focused on Imperial Vienna and Klimt, complemented by a carefully curated range of books and souvenirs. Discover highlights related to the ongoing exhibitions at the Theater Museum, including the 2025 annual theme Johann Strauss, as well as seasonal offerings.

You can also purchase tickets for all KHM Museum Association locations and events. 

Visit us and let yourself be enchanted by the special atmosphere of Palais Lobkowitz and our varied offer!

Contact
shop@khm.at
Shops: +43 1 525 24–2600

Address
Augustinerstraße 10
1010 Wien

Opening Hours:
Daily, except Tue, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.