Location: 1070 Vienna, Vienna
The mumok is one of the largest and most important museums in Europe, collecting and researching art since the modern era and presenting it to a broad art-interested public through its exhibitions.
Location: 1010 Vienna, Vienna
At Mozarthaus Vienna, visitors can explore Mozart's only surviving Viennese apartment, where he composed more music than anywhere else.
Location: 1010 Vienna, Vienna
The MAK stands for the fruitful connection between past and future.
Location: 1010 Vienna, Vienna
The Literature Museum of the Austrian National Library presents the entire diversity of Austrian literature from the 18th to the 19th century.
Location: 1070 Vienna, Vienna
With the permanent exhibition "Vienna 1900. Dawn of Modernity," the Leopold Museum creates a unique world of experience that offers complex insights into the fascination of Vienna around 1900 and immerses visitors in the atmosphere of this vibrant era!
Location: 1010 Vienna, Vienna
The Kunsthistorisches Museum is one of the most important museums in the world. Its collections include almost 4 million works of art spanning over 5,000 years.
Location: 1070 Vienna, Vienna
The Kunsthalle Wien is the city of Vienna’s central exhibition hall for contemporary art.
Location: 1030 Vienna, Vienna
As the first Green Museum, the KunstHausWien impresses with its unique design.
Location: 1130 Vienna, Vienna
In the middle of Hietzing, in a quiet location between residential buildings, there is a neo-baroque two-story villa in a spacious garden.
Location: 1130 Vienna, Vienna
Baroque imperial carriages, travel, sports and children's carriages and a modern high-speed vehicle make mobility throughout history come alive in the Imperial Carriage Museum.
Location: 1010 Vienna, Vienna
The Imperial Treasury of Vienna houses some of Europe's most famous crowns, works of art of the greatest political importance, and legendary magical or sacred objects.
Location: 1010 Vienna, Vienna
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.