The Globe Museum of the Austrian National Library presents around 250 valuable terrestrial and celestial globes from the 16th to the 19th century.
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 Graz Museum Schlossberg offers the widest view of Graz and you can learn all about the history of the mountain.
The House of Austrian History is the first federal museum of contemporary history.
In the Haydn House in Eisenstadt, history becomes tangible, music audible, and time experiential.
Welcome to the Heidi Horten Collection.
With the impressive tomb of Emperor Maximilian, the Black Manders, the Ebert organ and the Silver Chapel, the Hofkirche is one of the most important monuments in Tyrol.
With its exhibition on themes related to nature, humanity, and technology, inatura has something to offer everyone—and in a very special way.
The exhibition showcases Jenbach's history with the scythe industry and the Jenbach works since silver mining, the history of the three cable cars, a South Tyrol documentary, butterflies, birds, snails, mussels and 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.
The Jewish Museum Vienna is a place of encounter and dialogue. The permanent exhibition "Our City!"
The Museum Judenplatz, the second location of the Jewish Museum Vienna, was once the center of Jewish life and its permanent exhibition shows Viennese Jewry in the Middle Ages.