CURRENT Exhibitions

Material Worlds

Whether wood, glass, silicon or rubber – every material we encounter in everyday life tells a story: of resources and raw materials, of craftsmanship and high technology, of society and development. The exhibition Material Worlds at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology) is dedicated to precisely these stories – taking you on an exciting journey through the past, present and future of our materials.

New!

100 Years of Radio

100 YEARS OF RADIO. AS AUSTRIA WENT ON AIR. Nationwide reception? Ease of use? None of this could be taken for granted: in the early days, radio not only demanded technical skill from its listeners in assembling receivers, but also a certain amount of daring, as its use was associated with the risk of electric shock.

until 2 September

Innovation Corner

Young ideas. Innovators and their stories

What technical innovations are currently underway? What ideas and inventions from Austria could change our world? The new exhibition series showcases current cutting-edge developments.

New!

Science Corner

Printing the Future: Three-dimensional precision

A MUSEUM STAGE FOR RESEARCH PROJECTS OF THE TU WIEN. What technical innovations will influence our everyday life, our mobility, our industry or our communication in the future? The new exhibition area showcases current cutting-edge research.

until May 2025

CASH

The value of money

Money's significance extends far beyond its role as a medium of exchange for goods and services: the new exhibition at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology) not only traces the historical evolution and constant changes in payment transactions but also highlights the tangible presence of cash in our daily lives.

Level 2

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

Women's Gallery

Strong Women in technology and science

The “Women's Gallery” is dedicated to a history of technology that has been largely shaped by women: they have always been researching, developing and inventing. The tour of the exhibition includes 14 stations structured around biographies that also address questions of work, education and training.

permanent

CURRENT Exhibitions

Material Worlds

100 Years of Radio

Innovation Corner

Science Corner

CASH

The 12.10

Women's Gallery

At Work

At Work

Climate. Knowledge. Action!

Climate. Knowledge. Action!

Energy

Energy

Everyday life

Everyday life

In Motion

In Motion

Inventory No. 1938

Inventory No. 1938

locomotive.adventure

locomotive.adventure

media.worlds

media.worlds

miniXplore

miniXplore

minTi

minTi

Mobility

Mobility

Musical instruments

Musical instruments

Music Lounge

Music Lounge

techLAB

techLAB