Prof. Dr. Heinz R. Böhme Foundation Salzburg
Museum Kunst der Verlorenen Generation
Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse 12/1^st floor
A-5020 Salzburg, Austria

Phone: +43 662 276231
museum@verlorene-generation.com

Adults 10 Euros
Reduced rate 8 Euros        with pensioner ID
Reduced rate 5 Euros        Schoolchildren, students (<26), members of the press, visitors with a disabled person card
Free                                   Children up to 12 years, members of the Circle of Patrons

+ 10 Euros                        Public guided tours every first Friday of the month at 4 pm with binding
                                           pre-registration
+ 50 Euros                        Private guided tours on request

The Museum also has a lift to ensure accessibility.
Those wishing to use the lift should please contact us in advance by telephone, at +43 (0)662 276231.

Internal dimensions of the lift 110 x 78 cm
Width of the door 80 cm

Filming and photography without a flashlight and tripod are allowed for private use only. Photography for political and scientific reasons as well as the distribution of the imagery on the Internet are subject to permission.

Using public transport

You can take any one of busses Nos. 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 14, 20, 25 or 28 to the stop “Rathaus”. Then walk across the Alter Markt, turning right at the Café Tomaselli and left into the Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse. The Museum is several metres further on, to your right. The exhibition space is on the first upper floor.

It takes some five minutes to walk from the bus stop.

By car

Park your car in the Altstadtgarage B in the Mönchsberg. Take the Toscaninihof exit, go through the Toscaninihof itself, then turn right into Franziskanergasse. Then take the first left into the Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse, where you will find the Museum on your left, after about 100 metres. The exhibition space is on the first upper floor.

It takes some ten minutes to walk from the car park.

Prof. Dr. Heinz R. Böhme, founder & foundation council
Marie-Christin Gebhardt, Sarah Hofstätter, Maximiliane Luise Seng, Alexandra Sigl, Colette Ward