The history of the Tauern Railway is used to convey the importance of the railway for Europe, but also for the regions touched by the railway line, and to provide an insight into the technology, organization and people involved in the railway.
Housed in the old Pehabstall in the town center, the local museum, covering an area of approximately 300 m², provides an overview of the history of the community, in particular the history of mountaineering and the Dachstein ascents, the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, and hunting and rural culture.
The MuseumsCenter combines urban, regional and mining history of the city of Leoben.
The MuseumsQuartier houses around 60 cultural institutions, making it one of the world's largest art and culture areas.
With its 30 million collection objects, the Natural History Museum Vienna is one of the best in the world: highlights such as the Venus of Willendorf, the enormous meteorite collection, specimens of extinct animals and models of fearsome dinosaurs attract large numbers of visitors to the museum on the Ring each year.
The Natural History Museum showcases the fascinating world of plants, animals and rocks.
Bees and a forest in a museum? Yes, at the NaLeMu in Neumarkt, right on the main square, many things are possible.
The Neue Galerie Graz with the BRUSEUM is located in the Joanneumsviertel.
The nitsch museum is dedicated to the work of Hermann Nitsch, one of the most important representatives of Viennese Actionism, with exhibitions.
The Linz universal collector Maximilian Pachinger laid the foundation for the city museum.
The Belvedere is a World Heritage Site, a Baroque jewel and the site of the Austrian State Treaty.
In the former apartment of Adalbert Stifter, one of the most important authors of the Biedermeier period, the museum brings together valuable exhibits relating to his life and work as well as materials on Upper Austrian literary history from around 800 AD.