Individual visitors & families
We cordially invite our visitors to discover Egon Schiele individually as a person and artist. You can immerse yourself in his life on guided tours: What moved and influenced him? You can marvel at rare self-portraits in the treasure chamber, and everyone is invited to get creative in the studio programme. Together we will explore aesthetic issues, familiarise ourselves with materials and techniques and explore our own creativity.
Guided tours
Every second & fourth Sunday of the month: 1 pm to 2 pm: Guided museum tour*
Find out more about the life of Egon Schiele. What were the formative influences that determined his artistic career? Which artist colleagues accompanied him and with whom was he in creative dialogue? Immerse yourself in Schiele's special world and learn more about his extensive oeuvre up until his untimely death. Our guided tours are designed to offer both families and individual visitors an enriching experience.
*Guided tour fee: EUR 5,50 / p.p. (from 7 years)
Studio days
Discover your creative potential - Schiele for art lovers of all ages!
Every second Sunday of the month, the studio in the museum is open for creative activities from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Last admission is at 4:30 p.m.
During the summer holidays, additional open creative programs take place in the studio every second and fourth Sunday, which can be attended without registration.
Dates for 2026:
Sunday, 12th of April 2026: Stamping & Printing
Sunday, 10th of May 2026: Knotting & Weaving
Whit Monday, 25th of May 2026: Beetles & Cards*
Sunday, 14th of July 2026: Inventing & Playing
Sunday, 13th of September 2026: Stencils & Monotypes
Sunday, 11th of October 2026: Plasticine & Art
National Holiday, 26th of October 2026: Ink & Pen*
The studio is also open on the following public holidays*: Whit Monday (May 25) and National Holiday (October 26).
More information can be found in the calendar.
Cost: Participation is free with regular museum admission.
Studio days during the school holidays
Colorful Easter crafts
Saturday, 28th of March 2026
Sunday, 29th of March 2026
The big summer painting event
Sunday, 12th of July + 26th of July 2026
Sunday, 9th of August + 23rd of August 2026
These four summer days are all about drawing and painting. When the weather is nice, we paint outside in front of the museum on easels, grab our clipboards for urban sketching, and watercolor our sketches in the studio.
Creative fall vacation
Friday, 30th of October 2026
Saturday, 31st of October 2026
Sunday, 1st of November 2026
During these three studio days, we will focus on storytelling using collage and mixed media techniques. One picture – one whole story. The stories can even be scary.
Atelier to go KIDS
The Egon Schiele Museum in Tulln offers the "Atelier to go KIDS", an all-round artistic package to take away and get creative yourself. Be inspired by the works of Egon Schiele and your own surroundings and become an artist yourself!
The Atelier to go KIDS includes:
- Watercolors, brushes
- sketchpad, pencil
- Water bottle and painting cloth
- Egon Schiele impulse cards
Try out different painting techniques!
Pencil
You can use the pencil to sketch your picture or create your own work of art. For example, you can create shadows by smudging the pencil lines. How you hold the pencil or how hard you press on it also makes a difference.
Try it out!
Watercolors
As the name suggests, watercolors can be mixed with water. You can use your water bottle for this. Dip your brush into the water and then into the paint. The more water you use, the lighter and brighter your colors will be. To make the background show through less, you can mix your colors with opaque white. You can use the lid of your paint box for this.
Cost: EUR 7,00
Atelier to go
With the Atelier to go, the Egon Schiele Museum Tulln offers an all-round artistic package to take away and get creative yourself. Whether you are a beginner or advanced, experience your surroundings with an artistic eye and be inspired by the Schiele to go impulse cards.
The studio to go includes:
- Watercolor pencils
- sketch pad
- brushes
- Water bottle and painting cloth for the brush
- Schiele to go impulse cards
Try out different painting techniques:
Watercolor pencils
Without water: as with colored pencils
First dry, then wet: first sketch dry, then spread the colors with a brush previously dipped in water, creates color gradients
With a wet pencil: dip the pencil in water and then paint
On a wet painting surface
Pencil
Line drawings for quick sketches
Shading: parallel and perpendicular lines, hatching and cross-hatching
Blurring, e.g. for shadows
Cost: EUR 9.90
For further information or inquiries, please contact:
Information & booking
Vanessa Url-Aigner
T: +43-664 499 383
buchungen@schielemuseum.at