With interactive workshops, exciting guided tours and comprehensive learning materials, we offer the ideal complement to lessons for all age groups. Learning becomes child's play!
Digital change, digital future: robots and artificial intelligence are finding their way into our private lives. They accompany us in our own four walls, assist us in traffic and give us inspiration in the creative process.
Who hasn’t dreamt of flying like a bird? The dream of flying has been with us since the beginning of time. How is a massive airplane able to take off and who were the first people to take to the skies?
Whether cars, steam locomotives or bicycles – at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology), you will find many different vehicles, both ancient and ultra-modern ones!
What does artificial intelligence mean and what is a “neural network”? This workshop opens up the black box and explains how a neural network is created, trained and used.
Who is brave and adventurous? Pack your sleeping bag and torch and spend an exciting night at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology)!
Is electric current actually eco-friendly? What kind of electricity is the best? How can we even tell? In this workshop, we take a closer look at the various forms of renewable energy.
The climate on our planet is getting warmer. What are the consequences of this process? What causes these changes? Are we in a “climate crisis”? And if so, what can we do about it?
Learning to code can be easy and fun! In this workshop, you will learn how to control a microcontroller and electronic components using a self-developed programme. Prior experience is not necessary.
What was it like to live in Vienna 100 years ago? Join us on a journey to the time of “Red Vienna”, the “Frankfurt kitchen” and the “Tröpferlbad” public baths.
How do people work underground? Together we explore the replica mine, accurate down to the smallest detail, underneath the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology)!
Hidden underneath the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology) is the popular historical display mine “Gabrielenzeche”. This online tour gives you and your class the opportunity to experience the coal mine digitally from a distance!
Just plug it in and it all works. Many everyday items would be useless without electricity! But what was it like in former times? Who did all the work and how did machines function without electricity?
People have always dreamt of flying. Whether airplanes, helicopters or hot-air balloons – at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology), we have amazing stories to tell about any flying machine!
Kindergartens & Schools
1.–8. Grade (6 to 14 years)Kindergarten & Preschool
The Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology) has been collecting exciting objects from the world of technology for more than 100 years. This guided tour presents some of the museum’s most valuable treasures and puts you in the mood for your own journey of discovery through the museum.
Electricity in the air! An impressive show at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology) takes you on a trip through the world of electricity and current.
Most of us have probably heard about nuclear power plants. This guided tour explains how nuclear energy is used, how nuclear power plants actually work and why there have been meltdowns in the past.
A machine that can do everything – now that would be something! Humankind has been dreaming of designing artificial assistants for a long time: machines that help us in everyday life. “Artificial intelligence” has already made its way into our living rooms. Where do intelligent machines have their strengths and where are we humans superior?
Science and research have also always been the domain of women. However, this has often been concealed by historians. Find out more about the discoveries and inventions of these women!
Trains and locomotives have fascinated young and old for generations. The “LOCO.stars” tour takes you on a journey through nearly 200 years of railway history.
Whether newspapers, radio, television, Internet or mobile phones – information and media have become an integral part of our daily lives. But how did people exchange information and news in the past?
What does a sheep have to do with a hot-air balloon? Why did petrol-fuelled cars come out on top? And how could the history of human mobility continue? We answer questions like these!
The Earth is flat and the sun revolves around it? Great scientists have changed our perception of the world over the millennia and current research continues to astonish us!
What is work? And why is it the way it is? We seek answers to these questions – by telling interesting stories and anecdotes about how workplaces and professions have changed over the course of time.
Whether washing machines, cookers or fridges – many everyday items would be useless without electricity. We take a look back in time to find out how electricity came into our homes!
Supplement and deepen your visit to the museum with pedagogically customized materials! We support you in preparing for your museum visit with the class.
Virtual, individual and optimally supervised - the museum has also supplemented its school offerings with interesting online mediations. Here you will find interactive workshop formats on the topics of "digitization" and "media", which are designed live by our mediators.
Put together your own tricky puzzle rally through the TMW! Over 800 questions and tasks across all exhibitions are waiting to be solved.
Have fun solving the puzzles!
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