See, hear, feel, touch – “mini” is a place of adventure, a real playground for explorers!
Do you want to know what it feels like to sit behind the wheel of a fire engine? Can you lift yourself into the air using your own strength? Or have you ever tried to generate sounds by hopping? Slip into the role of a police officer and control the traffic in “mini”. And if you are particularly curious, you can really get to the bottom of things in the “nano snail shell”.
“mini” is an experience for all your senses – you are welcome to touch and try out everything!
Those who need a short break after all these discoveries can bury themselves in one of the children’s books alone or in company or do some drawing.
Celebrate your birthday with all your friends at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology)!
You can also come to the museum with your whole kindergarten group – exciting adventures and guided tours await you!
Dear accompanying person!
“mini” is the right place for your child to experience and discover things! In our area for small children, you can get to the bottom of physical and technical principles together with your child in a relaxing and child-friendly atmosphere. Be amazed, watch and try out things to promote independent action and thinking.
Information and tips:
- Children (aged 2-6) must be accompanied by an adult in “mini”.
- Outdoor shoes must be taken off in “mini”. You are welcome to bring slippers or slipper socks for yourself and your children.
- Free admission for children and young people under age 19!
- A maximum of 35 persons are allowed in “mini” at a time. On busy days, you may have to wait for admission.
Kids & Family
Opening hours:
Monday–Friday: 09:00–17:45
Sat, Sun, public holidays: 10:00– 17:45
Admission times are always on the hour. Duration: 45 minSlots & Tickets
Tickets are distributed directly in front of the "mini" area, subject to availability.
Dear visitors,
In order to give as many children as possible an experience, we ask you to keep the number of adult companions as low as possible.
We thank you for your consideration and fairness,
Your team of the Technisches Museum Wien
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