Schönberg-House in Mödling
Bernhardgasse 6
Museum with permanent exhibition

Arnold Schönberg’s residence in Mödling (1918 – 1925), where he conceived a new method of composition, is being called the “birthplace of twelve-tone music.” A permanent exhibition with pictures, panels, video and audio stations, as well as original furniture and music instruments presents Schönberg’s life and work, his Mödling period and the history of the Schönberg-House.

Opening Hours
Friday, 10 am to 1 pm and 2 to 5 pm
closed on legal holidays and on 9 and 23 May 2008

Entrance fee
Adults Eur 3; discount Eur 1.50
10 % discount: members of Club Ö1.
Children under 12 have free admission.
Guided tours for group-visits and other opening hours: (+ 43/1) 712 18 88/ext. 31