Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe

Great space; pieces are great including the two Lagerfeld dresses when you enter the museum. I found an elevator but I don't think it was listed on the map.

Restaurant wasn't too bad and the price was great. The museum store is pretty much what you'd find in any other museum.

This museum was so close to our hotel that we decided to check it out first thing in the morning. We were not necessarily looking for anything specific but also wanted to see what they had to offer. One of the special exhibits was all about video/computer games and it was so cool! You get to play arcade/console/computer games that you haven't even thought about for years (or maybe you have). I am so glad I stopped in for that alone. The rest of the museum is ok, and will be especially interesting to you if you are more into furniture and design. If you are looking for more art, check out some other spots around the city first.

This review is for the Tattoo Exhibit only.

Went to the museum today excited to see what would be portrayed about Tattoo history etc. Basically, it was a lot of photographs of modern day tattoo wearers talking about their tattoos. A few old machines in a display box, a ton of tattoo books on a table, and displayed pigments.

The exhibit seemed super touristy in a sense that it was very basic, and maybe curated by someone fascinated by the culture, and not actually a part of it.

I'd give it less stars if it weren't for the historic Skin Samples on display. That saved the exhibit. Everything else you can see in the same fashion on the internet. Pictures of pictures etc.

Not very interesting. The display is a bit old fashioned. And just for the ones who like me use to carry with them a purse that is not a very small one you will be firmly asked to let it at the entrance The two main interests for us were the cozy restaurant and the bookstore.