Be curious - at Vienna Museum of Science and Technology

Historical objects enter into dialogue with innovative technologies in our multi-faceted exhibitions. With interactive experiences and exciting tours and programmes our objects come to live while our puzzle hunt encourages an active and engaging museum visit.

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Birdly® – The VR flight experience

For everyone

Age 10+

Guide / Action

€ 3,90

Show events

Fri 09.05.17:00–17:30

Guide / Action

4 tickets available

€ 3,90

Tickets

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miniXplore

Kids & Family

Age 3 to 8

Reservation Children Area

€ 2,50

Show events

Fri 09.05.17:00–17:40

Reservation Children Area

24 tickets available

€ 2,50

Tickets

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minTi

New

Kids & Family

Age 1,5-5

Reservation Children Area

€ 2,50

Show events

Fri 09.05.17:00–17:40

Reservation Children Area

31 tickets available

€ 2,50

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Programme Highlights

Workshop

Digibot – tracking digital education

Kids & Family

Age 7 to 12

Most of us are familiar with robots that assist us humans – but how do they actually work?

Sun 11.05.14:00–16:00

25 tickets available

€ 7,50

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Guided Tour

New

Climate – Can we still save our future?

Teenagers & Adults

What can we do about the climate crisis? In this effort, the guided tour through the Climate. Knowledge. Action! exhibition provides inspiration, information and ideas for a future worth living!

Sun 11.05.14:00–14:45

25 tickets available

€ 5,50

Tickets

Guided Tour

Music in the air

Kids & Family

Age 7 to 12

How is sound generated and how does it reach the ear? What is sound? And how can instruments appear as if played by an invisible hand? Join us on an exciting tour of our music collection!

Workshop

For everyone

Guided Tour

New

Kids & Family

Age 5 to 10

Guided Tour

The Nazi era and the museum: A guided tour of history and technology

Teenagers & Adults

How were technical achievements used by Nazi leaders to spread and implement their ideologies? What impact did the Nazi regime have on exhibition practice at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology)? And how are objects that entered the museum as Nazi-looted property handled today?