Hundertwasser Village is a colorful shopping and café space at Kegelgasse 37/39 in Vienna, opposite the Hundertwasser House. Designed in Friedensreich Hundertwasser’s creative style, it carries the building’s playful forms indoors, with galleries, souvenir shops and food stalls to browse. Look for the small artistic details as you stroll, then pause for coffee or a snack. Entry to the village is free, but the shops are aimed largely at tourists, and the public toilet costs €1.
A village inspired by Hundertwasser
At Kegelgasse 37/39, Hundertwasser Village brings Friedensreich Hundertwasser’s distinctive design into a shopping and café space. It stands opposite the Hundertwasser House, so the two make a natural pair for a visit to this part of Vienna.
The village opened in 1991. Hundertwasser’s approach favors natural lines and shapes over straight ones, and the colorful design continues through the interior as well as the exterior. Take time to notice the details as you move between the shops and shared spaces.
Shops, galleries and a café stop
Inside, you can browse galleries showing Hundertwasser’s work, souvenir shops with Viennese items and food stalls. Cafés and a bar provide places to stop for a drink or something to eat. The range makes the village an easy addition to a visit to the nearby house, particularly if you want to browse or take a break.
The village is free to enter. Shops focus heavily on souvenirs, so it is best suited to visitors interested in the design, a café stop or browsing local-themed gifts. It is not a large attraction, but the artistic details reward an unhurried look.
Planning your visit
Set aside a couple of hours if you want to explore at a relaxed pace, browse the shops and stop for food or coffee. Weekdays are suggested for avoiding crowds, though some shops may be closed on Sundays. The village is accessible by train from the city center.
Public toilets are available for €1. Bring cash for this, as the facilities are listed as cash-only. The village has a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Perguntas frequentes
Is Hundertwasser Village free to enter?
Yes. Entry is free; purchases in the shops and food outlets are separate.
How long should I spend at Hundertwasser Village?
Allow about two hours or more to browse at a relaxed pace and stop for food or coffee.
Is Hundertwasser Village near the Hundertwasser House?
Yes. The village is opposite the Hundertwasser House.
Does Hundertwasser Village have public toilets?
Yes. Public toilets cost €1, and cash is advised.
