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Freud's Home: Explore Berggasse 19 History
4.2
78 Ratings
Vienna
Explore the renowned Berggasse 19, a site where significant intellectual history was crafted. Discover the environment in which Freud lived and worked prior to his escape from the Nazis in 1938.
Explore the renowned Berggasse 19, a site where significant intellectual history was crafted. Discover the environment in which Freud lived and worked prior to his escape from the Nazis in 1938.
Duration:
2 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Sigmund Freud Museum - Discover the place where Sigmund Freud made history! Located at Berggasse 19, 1090 Vienna, this is where Freud lived with his family and operated his renowned practice for almost 50 years. The permanent exhibition provides insight into the work and family life of one of the most influential thinkers in history. Delve into…
- Sigmund Freud Museum - Discover the place where Sigmund Freud made history! Located at Berggasse 19, 1090 Vienna, this is where Freud lived with his family and operated his renowned practice for almost 50 years. The permanent exhibition provides insight into the work and family life of one of the most influential thinkers in history. Delve into the world of psychoanalysis and the Freud family! Authentic objects and furniture recreate the ambiance of Freud’s home, while rare films from the 1930s offer a glimpse into the Freuds’ private lives. Rotating special exhibitions and a conceptual art collection connect to contemporary themes. A charming café and a well-stocked shop provide the perfect end to your visit, offering souvenirs and books to take home.
What's Included
- Admission and free media guide for mobile phone
- Admission and free media guide for mobile phone
Location
Sigmund Freud Museum
Berggasse 19,
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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(78 Ratings)
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Laracfmorais
Feb 20, 2026
Incredible - As a psychologist, it was emotional and meaningful to be there and see the place in person. It has a lot of history both from his family side and his practice, which made it even more interesting. It got a bit crowded with some school groups there, but still I was able to see and read everything. It is intense to read all of it, and to think about his days in that apartment, writing some of the most important work in Psychology. It is definitely worth the visit.
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Romero1509
Feb 10, 2026
Very professional leadership - The tour of the Sigmund Freud Museum was very informative, comprehensive and very professional. We really liked her. The entire exhibition, and especially the special exhibition, also gave you a comprehensive overview.
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Jillysuffolk1
Feb 1, 2026
Highly recommended - This is a very interesting and moving museum with far more to see and read than imagined. Allow at least 90 minutes and leave coats in the lockers as it is very warm.
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53ec
Jan 13, 2026
Great insights and visuals - Great insights and guidance tours as well as lots to read. Loved seeing the waiting room and some equipment. I wanted more furniture, like his chair, but obviously a lot went to London when he exiled. Highly recommend this tour for any physiotherapy or history enthusiasts.
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572helenam
Jan 2, 2026
Super recommended!! - Wonderful! Very well preserved everything! Photos, amazing family videos, and lots of information and originals from Dr. Freud.
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Leclercqkes
Feb 4, 2026
What a horrible time, this persecution of Jews - The largest piece is about what the family experienced during the persecution of the Jews last century. About Sigmund Freud's work you don't see much and certainly no depth, more the general principles. Definitely worth it if you are in Vienna.
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Daydream37807022146
Jan 13, 2026
impressive insights - interesting exhibition objects, also worth seeing is the art exhibition with Freud's effect on contemporary artists
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Angharadsianm
Dec 28, 2025
Interesting, but could be more interactive. - It was interesting, but as a museum it lacks interactivity and doesn't really bring the topic to life. Lots of reading and some artefacts, which was interesting, but much of it focused on the war as opposed to Freud and his work. Very little of how the apartment would have been has been preserved or recreated to help your imagination. The bookshop downstairs also seemed to have just a general selection of psychology books you would find in most bookshops, rather than a curated selection.
I would visit alone or with another person, but as a group, you may find other attractions more suitable.
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Voyager918
Feb 21, 2026
Total Ripoff… Rooms are mostly empty - This is a private museum, which is not even supported by the Freud foundation. Basically, it’s a series of empty rooms where Freud had his office and sitting area. The only interesting thing was clips of family movies.
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373eleonorav
Feb 20, 2026
Insignificant - I visited it with the school, nothing exceptional, except the strawberry cake from the adjacent bar.
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