Hundertwasser House

Quirky building with architecture that stands on its own among Vienna's "traditional" building facade. Worth a visit if you're in the area. There's an exhibition inside the house, but I chose to skip it.

Great little stop on the hop on hop off experience! 30 minutes is more than enough time to go see the house, take some pictures, buy some souvenirs (if that is your thing) and make it back for the next bus. It is also an easy enough walk back to city center (45-50 minutes) if you want to stretch your legs a bit instead. Worth it.

Very interesting place and worth it to visit for the shops and a photo opportunity. It was an old tyre factory that was converted to this beautiful place by an incredible artist. A must see.

It was interesting to see the architecture of this building, but I wouldn’t say it’s something mind-blowing or unmissable. There are definitely more worthwhile places to visit in Vienna. We went purely out of curiosity.

The Hundertwasserhaus in Vienna is a must-see! 🎨 The architecture is simply hypnotic, with vibrant colors and whimsical designs that capture the imagination. 🖌️ The surrounding area, including the cafes, complements the artistic vibe perfectly, making it an enjoyable and inspiring visit. 🏘️ Access to the site is very easy, so it’s great for anyone looking to explore a unique side of Vienna without hassle. 🌟 Highly recommended! ✨

Fun! We usually don't like to hit too many touristy places, but this one, you have to see! It's its own little village. Mainly shopping, restaurants and souvenirs, but I really enjoyed being there! The apartment building is definitely one of a kind. I read when the designer built the building, he didn't want bored straight lines, so he made it his way. I think he achieved something artfully funky! 😁 Plenty of souvenir shops, so be sure to visit each one before making your purchasing choice. I gotta say, even though this is a touristy location, the souvenirs here are a little cheaper than anywhere else we've been. I mean 5-6 euros for one magnet! It's expensive! I did see some for 2.50-2.99 euros to start, just depends on what you want. Be sure to see this place, it's unique!

Many tourists also thought it was worth a visit to see this cool architecture, and it was. You can’t go inside. Go if you have time. It’s not life changing if you don’t. I loved taking advantage of the inexpensive unlimited weekly metro pass, so we took transportation multiple times a day. Everything is so close.

The area and the Hundertwasser house is one of the great attractions of Vienna. I am missing to see more of an interior of the building, or a bit more than just souvenir shops. There is a small friendly place with a nice terrace where you can have a great Coffee. It was warm inside and the saff is very kind.