Rooftop terrace - free entry : Great views across city through glass balcony. Go round left of building to the external glass lift all the way to rooftop terrace for free(no need to buy museum ticket ). (Don’t make mistake of taking the lift to the right of entrance as this only goes to cafe) In March very quiet & small bar.., looks like could be a lively space in warmer weather. The whole square is worth a wander & cafe in entrance to museum quarter good value & nice food.

This fine Gallery was one which I visited twice during my eight day stay on the City. It has a truly remarkable set of Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt artworks and is complimented by other fine works by their contemporary Austrian artist, including specifically Oscar Kokoschka. Easily accessible for wheelchair users and I afforded two hours plus for each visit. The Museum has two cafe's including one on it's roof top with fine views.

The Leopold Museum is an art museum specializing in modern Austrian art. We enjoyed our visit here very much. It is located in a cultural center called the Museumsquartier. It's an enclosed center holding several different museums, and is located very close to the Kunst Museum. We had difficulty finding it and had to ask several people how to find it (none of whom actually knew where it was), but we found it in the end. It's a lovely center, and the museum itself was most enjoyable.

Do not miss this gorgeous museum! Beautiful architecture outside and an amazing colection! Art, porcelin, silver, furniture! Extremely well structurize presentation of among other things, the Secessionists. Buy a phone guide and set time for the museum.

We really enjoyed our visit to the museum. An eclectic mixture of traditional and modern art, with something for everyone. Staff are friendly and helpful. Also, excellent value for 15 euros each. Thoroughly recommend.

The Leopold Museum is a top institution for art lovers around the turn of the century. The museum is clearly organised and the collections are complemented by facilities such as a traditional gift shop and café. Admirers of Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele or Oskar Kokoschka, Koloman Moser, Gerstl and other representatives of late 19th and early 20th century art should not miss this place.

The Leopold museum was my favorite from our trip - expect a lot of existentialism from artists like Klimt and Schiele. The museum is really big, it can take you 3-4 hours to see all the art pieces. There is also a photobooth at level 0 and you can make some photos for 3€!

A terrific museum with wonderful exhibitions of work by Max Oppenheimer and Gabrielle Munter. The museum also has a very nice cafe serving healthy and delicious options. Despite the crowds on a Saturday, it was all pretty easy to maneuver around and even get a quick bite at the cafe in between viewing the exhibits.

Very nice museum with interesting exhibitions that we enjoyed. Some very fine pieces of art and some new pieces which we were not familiar but could enjoy regardless. The restaurant was also pretty good food-wise but the environment wasn’t the best.