Römermuseum – Wien Museum
Key facts at a glance
- Audio guides, multimedia guides, listening stations
- Assistance dogs allowed
- Reduced admission
- for people with hearing impairment
- for people with visual impairment
- Kulturpass: Hunger auf Kunst und Kultur
- Special tours & offers
- Rental of rollator/wheelchair
Information
- High Market 3
- 1010 Vienna
- Vienna
- Open address in Google Maps
- Tue-Sun and holidays 9:00-18:00
- 24.12. and 31.12.2022 9:00-14:00
- € 5 for people with a disability card
- free for assistant
- Prices for inclusive tours and workshops: Booked group tour for adults € 65
Contact
- Jennie Carvill Schellenbacher
- jennie.schellenbacher@wienmuseum.at
- +43 1 505 87 47
- wienmuseum.at
Description
The Romans lived in the Vienna area for around 350 years, and during their heyday over 30,000 people lived here - a colorful mix of Romans, locals and immigrants from all parts of the empire. The remains of two houses can be seen in the basement of the Roman Museum. One focus of the exhibition is the buildings of Vindobona and the everyday life of the soldiers and the population.
Barrier-free accessibility
Entrance: The main entrance of the museum is step-free.
Inside the building: There is a wheelchair-accessible toilet on the ground floor. The exhibition rooms on the ground floor are only partially accessible; the rear area can be reached via eight steps. The excavations below street level and the exhibition area on the first floor are accessible via stairs. A stair climber is available for wheelchair users.
How content is conveyed
As audio texts: Free multimedia guide
In sign language: Multimedia guide on ÖGS
multimedia: Free multimedia guide
Inclusive guided tours and offers
Target group-specific tours: Guided tours for blind and visually impaired people are available on request
Sensory mediation aids: some hands-on objects for a tactile experience