
The Arnulf Rainer Museum on Josefsplatz in Baden shows contemporary art in the former Frauenbad, a historic spa bathhouse. The focus is on the work of the painter Arnulf Rainer (1929–2025), often in dialogue with other artists.
The Frauenbad was designed by the architect Charles de Moreau, and the foundation stone was laid in 1821. From 1877 it was remodelled: the pools were clad in marble, and the present Spiegelsaal (hall of mirrors) was created in the middle. Of all Baden's spa bathhouses, it is the only one in which the pools and changing cubicles have been preserved to this day – during your museum visit you walk right through them. Incidentally, the building takes its name from the "Frauenkirche", a chapel from the 13th century, not from its bathers.
Tickets are also available online. There is a combined ticket with the Beethovenhaus Baden, and the museum is also part of the Baden museum tour. On Mondays the museum is only open on public holidays.
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The business is located at Josefsplatz 5, 2500 Baden. You can open directions via the map link.
You can contact Arnulf Rainer Museum by phone on 02252209196 or via the website www.arnulf-rainer-museum.at.
Arnulf Rainer Museum is open at the following times: Tue–Sun 10:00–17:00. Hours may differ on public holidays or change at short notice – if in doubt, please check directly with the business.
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