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 huge meteorite collection, specimens of extinct animals and models of fearsome dinosaurs attract large numbers of visitors to the museum on the Ring every year.
The Natural History Museum displays the fascinating world of plants, animals and rocks.
The Neue Galerie Graz with the BRUSEUM is located in the Joanneumsviertel.
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.
The Romans settled in the Vienna area for around 350 years.
The Roman city quarter with reconstructed ancient houses, unique in the world, as well as the amphitheaters and the Carnuntinum Museum as the treasure house of Carnuntum bring antiquity back to life.
The Salzburg Museum Neue Residenz is expected to be closed until 2026 due to a general renovation and site expansion.
Over 100 original buildings from rural history are located along a seven-kilometer-long network of paths through the extensive open-air museum, which can also be explored by museum railway.
Ambras Castle Innsbruck is one of the most beautiful and important sights in Austria and is one of the top excursion destinations in Tyrol.
From 1940 to 1944, Hartheim Castle housed a Nazi euthanasia facility in which around 30,000 people with disabilities were murdered.
Here you can experience a journey through 30,000 years of human history based on archaeological finds from the Stillfried area.