Mölker Bastei 8. Öppet tis – sön 10–13, 14–18; inträde vuxna 4 €, eftergifter 3 € (även för biljettinnehavare till Haus der Musik och Mozarthaus Wien), gratis 18 år eller yngre. Ta tunnelbanan U2 till Schottentor.
Beethoven Pasqualatihaus is set in Vienna’s Old Town, a short walk from the city’s top sights. Alternatively, take the U-Bahn metro line U2 to the Schottentor stop, then walk just a few minutes to the museum. If you plan to drive, be aware that parking is tricky in this area of the city.
The museum is closed on Mondays and on a handful of religious and bank holidays; check the museum website for updated opening hours. From 1pm to 2pm, the museum closes for a lunch break, so be sure to time your visit for the morning or afternoon to avoid disappointment.
Beethoven lived in Vienna for 35 years, so it comes as no surprise that the city is thick in sights and memorials dedicated to one of history’s most famous composers. In addition to two museums (Beethoven Pasqualatihaus and the Beethoven Museum), fans of classical music can admire his statue that sits in Beethoven Square (Beethovenplatz) and learn more about his life and work at the House of Music (Haus der Musik). Visitors can also see where his major symphonies were first performed at the Theatermuseum and Theater an der Wien, and pay their respects at his tomb at the Vienna Central Cemetery (Wiener Zentralfriedhof).
