Pasqualati House

Pasqualati House is a museum in Vienna's city center housed in a late 18th century building situated on the site of the former city wall. The space displays exhibits and artifacts from when composer Ludwig van Beethoven resided there.

A Baron constructed the building in 1797 by combining two smaller residences, creating an elegant apartment block that later housed the composer. Beethoven then made this his home for more than a decade, using the space for his personal residence.

The rooms display how Beethoven lived and worked, offering a sense of his daily life through period furnishings and personal spaces. Visitors can see where the composer spent his time creating and how he organized his household.

The museum is open most days of the week but requires climbing several flights of stairs to reach the exhibition rooms. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and allow time to explore all the rooms at a leisurely pace.

The basement contains preserved sections of the medieval Vienna city fortifications that visitors can see firsthand. These underground remains offer a rare look at how the city once defended itself from centuries past.

Location: Vienna

Location: Innere Stadt

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Operator: Wien Museum

Address: Mölker Bastei 8

Opening Hours: Holidays,Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-13:00,14:00-18:00

Website: https://wienmuseum.at/de/standorte/beethoven-pasqualatihaus

GPS coordinates: 48.21239,16.36226

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:50