Exhibitions

FOODPRINTS

The interactive exhibition about nutrition

What are we eating today? What’s in it and is it healthy? Where does it come from and how does it get to me? Is it still edible? These are questions that we encounter every day and that constantly require us to make decisions.

until Summer 2022

Artificial intelligence?

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.

until summer 2022

Science Corner: Networking of man and machine

A museum stage for research projects of the TU Wien

Which technological innovations will shape the future of our lives, our mobility, our industries or our communication? This new exhibition area presents cutting-edge scientific research and state-of-the-art technological developments.

until end of autumn 2022

Science Corner: Networking of man and machine

The 12.10

A Superlative Steam locomotive

It is the largest, heaviest, most powerful and fastest steam locomotive ever built in Austria: The 12.10!

permanent

Who owns PINK?

Since 2017, the colour pink has been the focus of a research project at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology). Numerous new objects have been added to the collection. The existing objects in the depots have been reviewed for their colour. Some results of this research project will be posted online and presented as part of the installation entitled “Who owns PINK?”.

permanent

Cherished – Praised – Unwanted

Household items between desire and reality

In this exhibition, the users of household appliances get a chance to speak, providing an insight into recollections of not only treasured companions, but also unwanted gifts and disappointed promises.

permanent

Inventory No. 1938

Provenance research at the Technisches Museum Wien

Cars, radios and instantaneous water heaters: The looting raids of the Nazis did not stop at objects of everyday life. Since 1998, the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology) has been combing through its collection for items once looted by the Nazis and has been trying to track down their rightful owners.

permanent

Exhibitions

FOODPRINTS

Artificial intelligence?

Science Corner: Networking of man and machine

The 12.10

Who owns PINK?

Cherished – Praised – Unwanted

Inventory No. 1938

At Work

At Work

Energy

Energy

Everyday life

Everyday life

Heavy Industry

Heavy Industry

In Motion

In Motion

locomotive.adventure

locomotive.adventure

media.worlds

media.worlds

mini

mini

miniXplore

miniXplore

Mobilität

Mobilität

Musical instruments

Musical instruments

Nature and knowledge

Nature and knowledge

ON/OFF

ON/OFF

tasteLAB

tasteLAB

techLAB

techLAB