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  • © Technisches Museum Wien

    City links. Vienna – Bratislava

    Otto Wagner’s Wiener Stadtbahn  and the “Pressburger Elektrische” 

  • © NASA
    THE TMW PRESENTS: 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MOON LANDING

    High Moon

    In July 1969 Neil Armstrong became the first human being to set foot on the Moon. Back then the Moon landing was seen as ‘mankind’s greatest adventure’. To mark the 50th anniversary of the lunar landing, the Technisches Museum Wien is reviving this feat of engineering by showcasing its large-scale models from NASA’s Apollo program.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Jun. 2016 - Mai 2018

    The urban future

    Experiencing close-up the process of innovation in our cities today and in the future.

  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    NOV. 2016 - Mrz 2018

    Quartets

    People have played Quartets since the mid-19th century and done so in different countries, according to different rules, and for different purposes.

  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    JUL. 2015 - OKT. 2016

    Iconography and Technique

    You will never have seen our exhibits this way before!

  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Mai 2014 - Mai 2015

    Under the watchwords of war and technology

    The exhibition’s central theme is total warfare, a phenomenon that impacted all segments of society. Seven stations explore the relationship between war and the population in general, and war and the Museum in particular.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Okt. 2013 - Jän. 2015

    SPACE - THE EXHIBITION

    Blasting off into space to explore it and, who knows, perhaps even colonise it one day? The dream of outer space is as topical today as it was centuries ago.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Jun. 2011 - Jul. 2014

    Going live

    This exhibition follows the footsteps of the Viennese doctor Stefan Jellinek.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    DEZ. 2012 - DEZ. 2013

    ROBOTS.MEN AND MACHINE?

    Robots are to be found everywhere – but where exactly? Well, at the Technisches Museum Wien for one!
  • © Technisches Museum Wien, Photo: Peter Sedlaczek
    FEB. - SEP. 2013

    NEW and GOOD: Innovations in Biedermeier porcelain from the emperors collection

    The Technical Museum presents a few of the most beautiful pieces of the imperial collection of factory products (the “Fabriksproduktenkabinett”) in the suitable ambience of the Augarten Porcelain Museum.

  • Sep. 2007 - Jun. 2013

    Research adventure

    What do heart pacemakers, batteries and the luggage x-ray machines at airports have in common? They were produced because scientists were searching for new knowledge - irrespective of whether the new knowledge would have a practical use.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    MARCH 2012 - MARCH 2013

    AT YOUR SERVICE - ART AND LABOUR

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Nadia Budde
    OCT. 2011 - JUL. 2012

    Interactive Exhibition for Children

    Do you already know what work you want to do? Why do people have to work, anyway? Discover the world of work in an exciting interactive exhibition!
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Sep. 2010 – Jun. 2011

    The power of music

    For nine months, the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Technical Museum) rolled out the red carpet of sound for its visitors. They could experience and try out instruments, sound machines, mixing desks and much more.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Nov. 2010 – Jun. 2011

    Schifter makes jazz

    Shellacks and shellacks and shellacks. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary, the Österreichische Mediathek (Austrian Media Library) is presenting one of its loveliest holdings: the archive of the legendary Günther Schifter.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien, Photo: Peter Sedlaczek
    Apr. 2004 - Nov. 2010

    Mass production - Luxury goods

    Here, visitors could marvel at the most valuable collection of the Technisches Museum Wien – the “k. k. Nationalfabriksprodukten-kabinett”(Imperial and Royal cabinet of national factory products), founded by Francis I in 1807 - in all of its brilliant diversity.
  • © Katharina Unger
    May 2010 - Nov. 2010

    Subversive Machines

    Interventions in the permanent exhibition "Alltag - eine Gebrauchsanweisung" (Everyday life - a user's guide)
    In this intervention in the permanent exhibition of "Alltag - eine Gebrauchsanweisung", young artists ironically questioned the efficiency of our technically organised everyday life.
  • © ScienceCenter-Netzwerk
    May 2010 - Jul. 2010

    Bordering on brilliant

    Within the framework of the interactive exhibition stations of the ScienceCenter network, visitors were able to have a good look at the subject of borders, using various contents from the worlds of physics, mathematics and social sciences.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Oct. 2009 - Apr. 2010

    body.check - High tech for our health

    This travelling exhibition invited visitors on an adventurous journey through the human body, on which they could interactively find out about the benefits and limits of the use of computers in medicine.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Oct. 2008 - Jun. 2009

    Matters of Taste

    How does taste get into food? Starting from this question, visitors were able to search for the clues to pleasure in this historico-cultural exhibition and in the interactive taste laboratory.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien, Photo: Patricia Weisskirchner
    Jun. 2008 - Oct. 2008

    Efficient Mobility - Zero Emission

    Goodbye to pollutants! That was the motto of this special exhibition. The Technisches Museum was all about climate-friendly mobility. Proposed solutions and opportunities for a better climate balance were on display.
  • © Perndl + Co
    Apr. 2008 - Jul. 2008

    herz:rasen

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Bernhard Angerer
    Oct. 2007 - Mar. 2008

    Kings of Chrome

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • Sep. 2007 - Nov. 2007

    Men in Blech

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Jul. 2007 - Mar. 2008

    Ölrausch

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Jun. 2007 - Nov. 2007

    Play with Technology

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Maria Moser
    Nov. 2006 - Nov. 2007

    Maria Moser. Power Units

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © ÖAMTC Archiv
    Oct. 2006 - Feb. 2007

    Into the fast lane

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • Fotos: Yoshii Yutaka; Radiologie II/ Uni Innsbruck; beigestellt
    May 2006 - Jul. 2006

    The secret of the Chachapoya-Inca People

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Mar. 2006 - Jun. 2006

    Airworld

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien
    Sep. 2005 - Dec. 2005

    schreiben wie gedruckt

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien, Photo: Oscar Kramer
    Jun. 2005 - Nov. 2005

    blue - Inventing the River Danube

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Hans Schell Collection
    Apr. 2005 - Dec. 2005

    "aufgesperrt"

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Wilhelm Wagner, 26. April 1926
    Mar. 2005 - Oct. 2005

    Österreich baut auf

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • Nov. 2004 - Apr. 2005

    Schräglage

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Anonym Wiener Photographen-Association
    Oct. 2004 - Feb. 2005

    Welt ausstellen

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • Source: Technisches Museum Wien
    Jul. 2004 - Nov. 2004

    Fascinating Semmering Railway

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.

  • Fuel Cells

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Joseph Petzval
    Oct. 2003 - Feb. 2004

    The Sharpend Eye

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • © Technisches Museum Wien, Photo: Peter Sedlaczek
    Nov. 2002 - Jun. 2003

    Fahr!rad

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
  • Mar. 2002 - Sep. 2002

    Nach der Natur-Spiluttini

    Unfortunately this article is only available in German.
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