Like hardly any other institution, the MAK – Museum of Applied Arts stands for the fruitful connection between past and future, which can also be felt and experienced when visiting its extensive collection, its spacious showrooms, its theme-related special exhibitions and its discursive program.
The MAMUZ Museum Mistelbach shows changing highlight exhibitions on an exhibition area of 737m² as a perfect complement to the state collection at the Asparn/Zaya location.
The MAMUZ Castle Asparn/Zaya brings 40,000 years of human history to life and provides a comprehensive insight into prehistoric and early history as well as medieval archaeology.
In the Lower Austrian School Museum, visitors go on a journey through school life in earlier times.
At the Mozarthaus Vienna, visitors can explore Mozart's only surviving Viennese apartment, where he composed more music than anywhere else.
The mumok is the largest museum in central Europe for art since the modern era.
As a reminder of peace in Europe, the museum documents the front from the Ortler to the Isonzo from 1915 to 1918.
Housed in two former factory buildings, the Museum Arbeitswelt was the first work museum in Austria.
At the Bramberg Museum, visitors experience a world of natural wonders and immerse themselves in the history of their ancestors.
The Museum der Moderne Salzburg occupies two museum buildings in spectacular locations: the Rupertinum in the heart of Salzburg's old town since 1983 and the spacious new building on the Mönchsberg since 2004.
The Museum der Moderne Salzburg occupies two museum buildings in spectacular locations: the Rupertinum in the heart of Salzburg's old town since 1983 and the spacious new building on the Mönchsberg since 2004.
In the Museum of Peoples, questions about identity, role models, life plans and spirituality are raised using cultural artifacts from Africa, Southeast Asia and Central Europe.