At Mozarthaus Vienna, visitors can explore Mozart's only surviving Viennese apartment, where he composed more music than anywhere else.
The mumok is one of the largest and most important museums in Europe, collecting and researching art since the modern era and presenting it to a broad art-interested public through its exhibitions.
A journey through eight centuries awaits you at the Museum 1212 Enns.
As a reminder of peace in Europe, the museum documents the front from the Ortler to the Isonzo and tells the story of the First World War through the fates of the soldiers and civilians on both sides.
The Museum der Moderne Salzburg has two locations: the Rupertinum in the heart of the old town and, since 2004, the spacious new building on the Mönchsberg.
The Museum der Moderne Salzburg collects, preserves, researches, displays and communicates the art of the 20th and 21st centuries.
The Museum of Peoples is a place for discussion on socially and culturally relevant topics.
The Museum of History, which has received multiple international awards, invites you to take a stroll through Styria from the Middle Ages to the present day.
Conceived as an exhibition space for Gugging artists and the Art Brut movement, the museum gugging displays the works of Gugging artists at the place where they were created and is also a forum for international Art Brut.
The Horn Museum consists of a prehistory exhibition as well as the exhibition Man.Soil.Technology – 7500 Years of Agriculture.
Where Emperor Maximilian I once stored weapons and ammunition, you can now explore Tyrolean history and stories between past and present.
The multi-disciplinary museum tells the story of the spread of the Silent Night song, the Zillertal national singers, traditional associations, mining and the Tux Zillertal cattle.