ART - Almanac’s passion

At Almanac, we embrace sustainability, celebrate local culture, and honour passionately art. Get a deep dive into the art found in Almanac.

Gustav Klimt

A rare Gustav Klimt original drawing adorns your suite

The Klimt suite is the home of Klimt’s drawing masterpiece, "Sitzende Dame von vorn" (1913-1914), one of the later studies for the unfinished painting Amalie Zuckerkandl (1917-1918). The painting is currently exhibited at the Belvedere Museum, an exclusive Almanac Palais Vienna partner, and our partners can access Belvedere 21 by showing their Almanac room key.

Gustav Klimt, the most renowned Viennese artist of all time, was a leading figure in the Vienna Secession movement, celebrated for his distinctive use of gold leaf and intricate patterns. His iconic works, such as "The Kiss," explore themes of love, beauty, and sensuality, leaving an indelible mark on both modern art and Viennese culture.

Two nights suite package to dive into Gustav Klimt's life and works

The Klimt's Reverie

For the first time, a Gustav Klimt art piece is exhibited in a hotel suite in exclusivity for art enthusiasts to enjoy in privacy.

New Art Collection

With Galerie bei der Albertina Zetter

The new exclusive art partnership between Galerie bei der Albertina ▪ Zetter and Almanac Palais Vienna brings you a unique and special collection of sculptures and paintings from the top names in the art scene in Austria and Vienna in the XX and XI centuries. Discover the Gustav Klimt and Hermann Nitsch pieces among other top-tier artists’ works of art, now exhibited in the lobby, Elias Coffee Shop, meeting rooms and our signature Vienna Art Suite, where the art is exclusively enjoyed by the guests of this unique suite.

Enjoy the conceptual sculptures by Joannis Avramidis, the iconic circle canvas by Jakob Gasteiger president the Vienna Art Suite and the bright, bronze tall sculptures by Joannis Avramidis, and colorful artworks by Kiki Kogelnik. Moreover, find the big paintings of Gunter Damisch, Valentin Oman, Markus Prachensky, Thomas Reinhold and Peter Weihs as well, elevating the corners of the hotel.

ERWIN WURM

The critical approach to formalism

After “Short Bag” and “Kastenmann”, world-renowned sculptor Erwin Wurm comes back to dominate the Almanac Palais Vienna lobby with “Tall Bag”.

His sculptures straddle abstraction and representation, presenting familiar objects in a surprising and inventive way that prompts viewers to consider them in a new light: critical and paradoxical. Erwin Wurm lives and works in Vienna and Limberg, Austria.

Exclusive partnership

BELVEDERE MUSEUM

Belvedere Museum and Almanac Palais Vienna brings some artistic perks to our guests:

Enjoy complimentary entrance at Belvedere 21 with your Almanac Palais Vienna room key – for all rooms, 365 days a year.
Enjoy complimentary entrances to Upper and Lower Belvedere when staying at the iconic Vienna Art Suite.

JAN BICAN

Bican's trendiness arrives at the beautiful Elias Coffee Shop

Look up and see the transformed windows of Elias Coffee Shop by Jan Bican, his latest painting hanging on one of our walls and the collaboration on the packaging of our coffee bean bags. 

Jan Bican is a Czech artist whose work captures the sorrows and joys of human destinies. As well as distinctive strokes of oil paint, elements of dissolved ink and acrylic splatters. His artwork is currently exhibited in Almanac X Alcron Prague, Galerie Rudolfinum, Galerie Santovka Olomouc and Pikola Sumperk.

Close-up of a painting hanging on the wall at Almanac Hotels

MARTIN LUKAČ

The new artist in residence at Almanac Palais Vienna.

Starting his collaborative exhibitions with the brand at Almanac X Alcron Prague, Lukáč now brings his latest work to Vienna for the first time. His vivid collection of paintings can be found at Donnersmarkt Bar and other common areas next to the Heritage Rooms.

Originally from Slovakia, Lukáč studied and graduated from the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague, where he currently lives. Since 2012, this contemporary artist has exhibited in various prestigious locations: Ashes on Ashes in New York (2019), Mammoth in London (2021), Erika Deak Gallery in Budapest (2022), Eduardo Secci Contemporary in Florence (2018), Nevven Gallery in Gothenburg (2019), and Duve Berlin (2019), to name a few.

Close-up of chandelier with hanging candles at Almanac Palais Vienna

ALEJANDRO JALER & NICOLAS LUCAS

Art that immerses you

The first artistic collaboration at Almanac Palais Vienna featured the talented Spanish artists Alejandro Jaler and Nicolas Lucas. Together, they created a stunning modern mural on the wall of Donnersmarkt restaurant, reflecting the colors and patterns of the nearby Stadtpark. In the hotel lobby, Jaler and Lucas designed a spectacular installation of 20 panels, each 5 meters high, that welcome our guests and symbolize the fusion of modern design with the historical legacy of the Almanac Palais Vienna building.

Organic structures

MANUEL SKIRL

The young Viennese artist displays his art in public spaces, in galleries and now at Almanac Palais Vienna. His works evoke patterns and symbols found in nature, blending precise lines with organic shapes to create visual tension and movement. Using a hand-cut roller, he leaves a distinctive mark wherever he goes.

Almanac was created as a living, breathing guide to the city.

Take in the culture that surrounds Almanac

In a new way, more active and sensorial, with our special happenings that use art as a medium.

People relaxing on the white mats in Arts with Eyes Shut at Almanac Palais Vienna

A one-of-a-kind art encounter: Yoga Nidra practice in front of a captivating visual art piece, guided through the process with your eyes closed and an intimate artist talk afterwards.

Chairs arranged in the Vienna Meeting Venues at Almanac Palais Vienna

Art therapy isn't focused on the final product but on the journey to discover it. Through the creative process, one navigates emotions, engages in profound self-reflection, and experiences healing.

People relaxing on the white mats in Arts with Eyes Shut at Almanac Palais Vienna

A one-of-a-kind art encounter: Yoga Nidra practice in front of a captivating visual art piece, guided through the process with your eyes closed and an intimate artist talk afterwards.

Chairs arranged in the Vienna Meeting Venues at Almanac Palais Vienna

Art therapy isn't focused on the final product but on the journey to discover it. Through the creative process, one navigates emotions, engages in profound self-reflection, and experiences healing.