How can journalists obtain free entry to MUSA?
Journalists reporting on a current event can receive a complimentary ticket at the ticket office after obtaining accreditation from the Wien Museum Press Office.
Find answers to frequently asked questions about MUSA, the Wien Museum's contemporary art exhibition space in Vienna. This page aims to reduce uncertainty and help you plan your visit. For the most current information, always check MUSA's official website.

Journalists reporting on a current event can receive a complimentary ticket at the ticket office after obtaining accreditation from the Wien Museum Press Office.
If you have lost an item at MUSA, please send an email to [email protected]. Found objects are regularly transferred to the Central Lost Property Service of the City of Vienna.
No, tickets are not required as MUSA provides free admission to all visitors without the need for a ticket.
MUSA offers free admission for all visitors, so there is no fee to enter the museum.
There is no cost for children to enter MUSA, as the museum offers free admission for all visitors regardless of age.
MUSA is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 to 18:00. The museum is closed on Mondays.
No, MUSA is closed on Mondays. Its regular operating days are Tuesday through Sunday.
MUSA closes at 18:00 on all days it is open, which includes Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
MUSA is open on weekends, both Saturday and Sunday, from 10:00 to 18:00.
There are currently no special opening hours or closures listed for MUSA beyond its regular weekly schedule.
MUSA is situated in Vienna, Austria.
The postal code for MUSA is 1010.
MUSA is located at Felderstraße 6–8, 1010 Vienna, Austria.
Yes, a sensory bag can be borrowed free of charge upon presentation of a photo ID for visitors with special sensory needs. It contains an orientation plan and objects to enhance your visit.
Assistance dogs are generally allowed into all Wien Museum locations, including MUSA, with the exception of the Hermesvilla. They must be on a leash.
Yes, baby strollers may be taken into the exhibition area at MUSA if there is sufficient space. However, please note that not all areas of our museums can be visited without using stairs. Staff at the ticket office can provide more information.
Yes, baby changing tables are available in MUSA. They are also present in the accessible restrooms at every level of the Wien Museum, Römermuseum, and Hermesvilla.
Yes, wheelchairs are available free of charge at MUSA. We kindly ask that you reserve one in advance by emailing [email protected].
MUSA has a cloakroom available, though its capacity may be limited. Please check upon arrival.
Yes, MUSA provides public toilets for visitors, including accessible facilities.
Yes, lockers are available at MUSA for visitors to store their belongings.
Yes, MUSA features a gift shop where visitors can purchase a variety of items.
Yes, MUSA provides baby changing facilities for families with young children.
Yes, MUSA is wheelchair accessible, featuring a step-free entrance and elevators to all public areas.
Minors aged 14 and over are permitted to visit the exhibition spaces at MUSA unaccompanied.
Families visiting MUSA can borrow a museum basket free of charge upon presentation of a photo ID. This basket contains an exercise book and various games to enhance the permanent exhibition visit.
Groups of 10 or more visitors are strongly encouraged to register in advance for their visit to MUSA.
School groups are always split into smaller groups for guided tours if the number of pupils exceeds 20.
Guided tours at MUSA can generally be booked in either German or English.
Participation in a public guided tour costs an additional 5 euros on top of the admission fee. A private guided tour has a lump sum charge of 120 euros.
You should book a private guided tour or workshop for MUSA at least two weeks before your desired visit date.
For event-related inquiries, you can contact MUSA's Communication and Development department. They can be reached via email at [email protected] or by phone at +43 664 780 54 955.
MUSA's Communication and Development department handles tourism inquiries. You can reach them by email at [email protected] or by phone at +43 1 505 87 47 84019.
You can email the MUSA Directorate for general inquiries at [email protected]. This is the primary contact email for the venue.
MUSA is among the locations that are open continuously during lunchtime. Other locations include Wien Museum, Hermesvilla, Römermuseum, Uhrenmuseum, and Otto Wagner Kirche am Steinhof.
Admission tickets for MUSA entitle the holder to a single entry and are non-transferable. They lose their validity once you leave the building, except for designated zones that do not require an admission ticket.
Photography and film footage at MUSA are permitted exclusively for private purposes in the permanent exhibition, without a tripod, selfie stick, or flash. Objects marked with a crossed-out camera symbol may not be photographed. Special permission is required for professional equipment or commercial use.
Specific details about public transport routes, driving directions, or bike and walking access to MUSA are not available.
A typical visit to MUSA is suggested to last between 45 and 90 minutes.
Yes, MUSA offers parking facilities for visitors, and this parking is paid.
Information regarding whether reservations or timed entry are required to visit MUSA is not provided in the available data.
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