Vienna

Scavenger Hunt at the Kunsthistorisches Museum

Explore the many masterpieces of Vienna’s fine arts museum through a fun-filled, private scavenger hunt.

Best for Teens
Cultural Visit
Monuments & Museums
2 hours
Private Certified Guide
Price per family
€790
5 participants max
Minimum age
6 YEARS
Duration
2 HOURS
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Description

Vienna’s fine arts museum, the Kunsthistorisches, ranks among the best museums in the world.

Meet your private, family-friendly professional guide and let them walk you through its fascinating and priceless collection comprised of iconic highlights and secret treasures.

Among these highlights, your family will discover the Bruegel Room, which holds the largest collection of paintings of this 16th century Flemish renaissance painter in the world. Other highlights seen include paintings by Titian, Raphael, Rubens, Rembrandt, Vermeer, Dürer and Velazquez!

The scavenger hunt starts when you enter the museum. Just listen to what the guide will say and make sure you solve all the riddles to get to the treasure… The successful hunters will all get a gift in the end.

Through this Scavenger Hunt at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, we’ll make sure your children (and you) learn as much as you have fun while admiring world-class art.

 

 

This tour is available in the following languages : English

 

Meeting Point: At the entrance of the Kunsthistorisches Museum

Finish: In the main hall of the Kunsthistorisches Museum

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Inclusions

  • A private, professional and family-friendly guide
  • Entrance fees to the museum
  • A game booklet (scavenger hunt) and gift for each child

Exclusions

  • Drinks and snacks
  • Transfers to and from the Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Tips & additional purchases such as souvenirs

Highlights

  • The Bruegel Room (largest collection of Bruegel paintings in the world)
  • Other masterpieces by world famous painters

FAQ's

Is this tour private?
Yes, it is. No one else will be joining your private tour, and you will have your own private guide throughout the tour. But there will be other people visiting the museum of course.
Is it suitable for kids under 6 years old?
We recommend this museum visit for kids aged 6 or older, because they must know how to read and write in order to enjoy the fun-filled scavenger hunt game booklet. Due to the lack of interactive possibilities, we would not recommend this visit for younger children.
Are the parents staying with the children or separated?
We always promote a family-bonding moment, where parents and children enjoy an activity together as a family. So, parents and children will not be separated. However, if you choose to send your children on this activity alone, it is possible, provided that a babysitter accompanies the children regardless of the age, for insurance purposes (our guides are not responsible for the children).
Will we have to wait in line?
We provide skip-the-line tickets, but on very busy days, there might be a line for security checks which cannot be avoided. The wait should not last long though.
Once the tour is finished, can we stay inside the museum or go back in?
Of course, you are free to stay inside the museum if you wish to continue exploring it once the tour is finished. Our tour cannot cover the whole collection, so we highly recommend staying a while longer. Exploring the Egyptian department is always fascinating for children. However, if you exit the building, you will not be able to get back inside.
Can I bring a stroller or a wheelchair?
Yes, the Belvedere Palace is wheelchair friendly and there are elevators to bring disabled people to the upper floors, so strollers are also welcome.
Will my teenage kids like the tour?
Sure they will! They might not want to have the scavenger hunt game booklet, but since it is a private tour, our professional guide will adapt their speech to keep your teenagers engaged and entertained throughout the tour.

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