Hofmobiliendepot

Lonely Planet review

Covering four floors, the Hofmobiliendepot's furniture collection is incredibly extensive, and ranges from complete rooms to an assortment of various furniture pieces such as mirrors, candleholders, dressers, desks, chairs, tables and the like. Standout one-offs include the cradle of Crown Prince Rudolf and an ensemble of imperial thrones. The Egyptian Cabinet Room and Crown Prince Rudoph's Turkish Room/Opium Den are the height of decadence.

Biedermeier aficionados will love the second floor; here 15 rooms are beautifully laid out in the early 19th-century style and a few dozen chairs from the era can be tested by visitors. In all, it's the most comprehensive collection of Biedermeier furniture in the world. The top floor displays Jugendstil furniture from the likes of Wagner, Loos and Hoffmann.

This, one of the more underrated museums in the city, is included in the Sisi Ticket .