Sigmund Freud Museum

Absorbing atmosphere and witty gift shop

Every psychology student should have the museum on their bucket list. Walking distance from the city centre, not too crowded and walking distance away.. Read more » from the cafe where Sigmund Freud used to drink his coffee or tea. Personal beverage preferences of this famous psychoanalyst are not necessary as interesting as his personal taste in... women. The private chambers give real glimpse of what it might have felt like to be the investigator of a typical Austrian society's female psyche of the 19th century Europe. Few belongings left in the apartment before the famous writer had to move to London for obvious reasons. Place is worth visiting.

Recently renovated museum, now definitely worth seeing. Good overview of Freud's life and work, and even though not much is left of the original flat .. Read more »the museum does a very good job at sparking the imagination.

After extensive renovation, the museum is finally open to the public again! Much to see and experience, for the first time it is possible to see all p.. Read more »rivate rooms, including Freud's sleeping room. The architecture of the new museum has been designed by Hermann Czech, absolutely worth seeing!

Found the museum very informative, the original building is being renovated so it was somewhat smaller in the temporary museum which is at no.13 inste.. Read more »ad of no.19.

It is closed until June for refurbishment. There is only a temporary alternative a few doors down.

Very interesting. Recomendable to people to admire the life of Freud and a lot of his history , his achievements and thoughts . I heard they’re plann.. Read more »ing a new place or remodeling. I will hope to come back last time was more than a year ago.

Location : Excellent Cost : normal Deserve to visit : highly recommended Fit to family/Single: both Remark : i like it

Check the site before deciding to visit. In January 2020, there were a few of Freud's objects moved to a different house, since his house was in renov.. Read more »ation. But if you are passionate about Freud's life, it's worth to buy the 9 euro ticket.

Although it wasn't Freud actual house as that is being renovated. We spent over an hour there looking at the exhibits and furniture from his actual ho.. Read more »use. Brilliant

I understand that the old building needs to be renovated but why allow paying customers in when there is a tour about to start which then affects what.. Read more » you can see without feeling very awkward stood in the middle of their group! Also the your prevented us from hearing the video. The content was interesting and informative but please don't allow other paying customers in when a tour is taking place as they do not benefit!

I'm not entirely sure what I was expecting, but I would probably only recommend this place to people who are really really interested in Freud. If you.. Read more » think "oh yeah Freud, I heard about him, will be fun"... well, it probably won't be. The exhibition is somewhat small, focusing on the life, career, and hobbies of Sigmund Freud, which is apparently much less iconic than most people might imagine. If you know or care more about Freud though, then it is a good experience, admission is very affordable, and might have some interesting details for you.

Great place to know the famous psychoanalyst! Great collection. Cons : small door, often unnoticed by people. 9 euro as entry fees seems high. For stu.. Read more »dents of university it should be less than 5 euros. The authority should consider less price to visit the place. Thanks.

Small, but very interesting, and a nice tribute to where Sigmund Freud spent nearly 48years of his life, even tho some people spent 90% of their time .. Read more »taking pictures rather than reading and learning about those items. Sadly, we could not properly ear the Anna Freud video, which I believe would have been the major part of the visit, I would recommend you to look for this video online, maybe on YouTube. They have reassembled the waiting room with original furniture, which is a nice thing to see. Toilets and shops are located few meters away from the actual museum.

Although the real facility is under restoration until 2020, I can totally state that it was inspiring to see Dr Freud’s hand letter, collection of stu.. Read more »ff and Anna Freud’s testimony about her fathers life. When I got out I could not belive I was walking the same streets Dr Freud used to walk to go back home. Cannot wait to go back to his home at Berggasse 19 on May 2020!

It is wonderful experience to be in the apartment where Sigmund Freud lived and worked. The museum is not very big in size but is enormous in terms of.. Read more » its importance. The museum has even well preserved some of the belongings of Freud that he used during his lifetime. A portion of the museum is being renovated and the renovation work is expected to complete in 2020. Keep your expectation low, you will enjoy the Freud museum.