Karikaturmuseum, Krems an der Donau

This is really an interesting and unique museum in Austria, almost fully dedicated to political satire cartoons from local artists, both contemporary and historical. I do enjoy every bit during my visit. Plus, the staff is very helpful and friendly!

Interesting landmark and good exposition inside. This is very nice cultural place to visit. It has all the classics and modern pieces and gives a good presentation of the caricature art. Though if you are not to it, then it could be boring inside. They have affordable prices for tickets including family plans.

Been there for Perry Rhodan and the race to the moon. Good location, wide area, interesting topics and views.

One of the best museums in Austria. Well researched exhibitions and books on topic in the museum's store. Multimedia means are usually present, there are touch screens to see more drawings and a cinema room with relevant movies. Always a place where you can buy graphic novels. There is also a place where kids can play and draw. The exibitions include the usual comics but go into political caricature with complete explanations about the history and details about the newspapers they appeared in. There are a lot of details about different currents in the Austrian culture and the way they were reflected in the caricatures. This is usual for all museums in Austria, where the period just before the first world war is very present in any exibitions that has anything to do with modern art. And the caricature museum is modern art 😊, even if sometimes is old. There are permanent exibitions with collections of old newspapers and the way they presented big historic events in caricatures. The most interesting is the Simplicius review and the way it depicted the tragedy of world war I just to go to support the second world war.

I love it!! I've been here many many times, and just when I think I've seen everything, they change their exhibitions (all of them) and I am thrilled amd excited again :) also, there is not only one exhibition, that changes regularly, but many exhibitions, where one always has the same main theme (but still changes at least once a year) and the other ones I think change twice a year. these change completely, though