MQ Libelle
MQ Libelle in Vienna
Constructed in 2020, the MQ Libelle is located on the Leopold Museum in the heart of Vienna’s MuseumsQuartier. Architects Laurids Ortner and Manfred Ortner from O&O Baukunst designed it, incorporating persistent artistic efforts by Brigitte Kowanz and Eva Schlegel. It is accessible to the public at no cost via an exterior elevator. The MQ Libelle functions as a venue for events, a cultural hub, a terrace offering expansive views, and a relaxation space for visitors.
Museumsplatz 1
1070 Wien
Muvamo Opinion
Ascending to the rooftop of the Leopold Museum, you arrive at Libelle, an oasis located above the bustling city. This location is named after its dragonfly shape. Highlights of this location are a glass structure and iconic lighting fixtures on the terrace. The beautiful panoramas of Vienna’s historic skyline, alongside contemporary art installations, create a wonderful scene.
Evenings bring a special charm to Libelle, with the setting sun casting golden hues over the city and the installations. It’s a perfect spot for photographers and romantic souls alike, offering a serene retreat from the urban rush below.
Helpful Hints
- Best Time to Visit: Early evening to catch the golden hour light.
- Accessibility: Elevator available for easy access to the rooftop.
- Photography: Allowed, so bring your camera for some stunning shots!
- The Libelle terrace is closed during the winter.
Gastronomic Discoveries
- Drinks: Enjoy a refreshing drink from the rooftop bar, featuring local wines and brews.