The Graz Children's Museum FRida & freD is a house for everyone who wants to experience exhibitions with all their senses.
The Globe Museum of the Austrian National Library is the only one of its kind in the world.
The Graz Museum is the city's cultural-historical museum, whose collections and exhibitions deal with the history as well as the present and future of the city.
The new Graz Museum Schlossberg is located at one of the most central points of the city of Graz and, together with the Graz Museum in Sackstraße, forms an overall experience that reflects the Schlossberg in its historical and scientific dimension.
The House of Austrian History invites you to engage with the ambivalent Austrian history.
The regional museum in the Perg district focuses on the following: The guild of Perg millstone breakers, kaolin extraction and the granite industry, from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages, the Auhof burial ground, Perg ceramics and Malhorn technology as well as the history of the city of Perg.
The museum is a specialty museum with a focus on the dissemination of the song “Silent Night” in connection with the Zillertal National Singers.
The local history and open-air museum mainly displays everyday objects and utensils as well as historical work and craft tools.
With the impressive tomb of Emperor Maximilian, the Black Men, the Ebert organ and the Silver Chapel, the Court Church is one of the most important monuments in Tyrol.
Dornbirn’s “inatura” presents itself as a museum of a special kind.
The museum shows Jenbach's history on 700m² of exhibition space, including the scythe industry, three railways with three different track gauges, model railways, mining and metallurgy, South Tyroleans in Jenbach, butterflies, birds and bird eggs, snails and mussels, mushrooms as well as alpine and winter sports.
The Jewish Museum documents four hundred years of history: the development of the Jewish community of Hohenems since 1617 and its heyday in the 19th century.