The Sigmund Freud Museum at Berggasse 19 is the historic place where Sigmund Freud lived and worked for 47 years. It was here that he developed the foundations of psychoanalysis and wrote some of his most important works. The museum offers an authentic insight into Freud's life and work.
The permanent exhibition shows original preserved room structures, personal objects, historical writings and photographs that shed light on various facets of Freud's everyday life, research and family. This is complemented by changing special exhibitions that address current topics and illustrate the timeless relevance of psychoanalysis.
Sigmund Freud's private room (c) Hertha Hurnaus/Sigmund Freud Private Foundation
The museum sees itself not only as a place of remembrance, but also as a lively center for science and culture. It houses Europe's largest study library on psychoanalysis and regularly organizes lectures, conferences and special tours.
A varied educational program provides visitors of all ages with an understandable approach to the world of psychoanalysis and its social significance.
