Das Hundertwasser-Haus

This house is so spectacular, anytime I go to Vienna, I go to see it again and again!

Not really that easy to find, but good lord was this building fascinating. I stood outside for twenty minutes trying to figure it all out. The disorienting feeling of the uneven mosaic floors beneath your feet in the entry was really interesting.

There were excellent exhibitions of David LaChapelle and Helmut Newton’s large scale photography, well-presented and quiet even on a summer Friday afternoon. Café was nice too actually.

The colors, the patterns, the textures are all so much to take in and it is a very worth while visit. Also stop by the Hundertwasser museum near by – it has the bumpy floors you can walk across and more of the similar architecture.

Make sure you walk around to the front too!

Can’t believe I’ve been to Vienna twice and missed out on going here both times. Unfinished business.

because I still had the imagination to get it. Although I found the sloping floors to be very unnerving.

I’d like to see what I think of it as an adult – whether I love it as much, or just feel dizzy.

coolest freakiest place. a must-see

I went to the Hundertwasser-Haus about 5 years ago when I visited Vienna. I remember thinking it was really cool. I am going back to live in Salzburg for 4 months, and I plan to take my roommates to the hundertwasser-haus, just for the experience. I remember it being described as “a place where there are no straight lines, only curves and such. It was made to be a comfortable place in inner city life” That is a sweet idea

This was perhaps the coolest single building I’ve ever been in. That man’s mind was off in another dimension, just radically radical, if that makes sense. But it’s great inside: very organic, self-sustaining. Fantastic piece of design/architecture.

I highly recommend this place. The museum is also cool.