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Exhibitions at Natural History Museum Vienna

Plan your visit to see temporary displays on natural sciences and history in Vienna.

The Natural History Museum Vienna often hosts a range of temporary exhibitions that complement its permanent collections. These displays delve deeper into specific topics related to natural sciences, Earth history, human origins, and biodiversity. Checking the latest exhibition schedule helps you plan your visit to experience new perspectives and discoveries.

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A watercolor illustration of diverse bird species in various habitats, including rainforests and riparian zones, depicted in purple tones to highlight environmental challenges and biodiversity.
Permanent exhibition

Natural History Museum Vienna Presents the New Permanent Bird life Exhibition

Explore avian diversity, evolution, and habitats starting September 30, 2026.

Journey through the 'Bird life' exhibition, opening as a permanent display on September 30, 2026, at the Natural History Museum Vienna. Discover common characteristics, evolutionary paths, and the vital role of birds in ecosystems. This exhibit focuses on Central European and global habitats, addressing biodiversity and conservation.

Bird life Exhibition
Watercolor illustration of a museum exhibit on sexually transmitted diseases, featuring antique medical instruments and anatomical models under purple lighting.

Safe Sex: The Comeback of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Exhibition in Vienna

Exploring the history and modern resurgence of STIs at Narrenturm.

Delve into the history of sexually transmitted infections from ancient times to present-day challenges. Learn about prevention, public health, and the social impact of STIs in this insightful exhibition. Discover the vital role of education in promoting well-being.

Safe Sex Exhibition
Illustration of children exploring Ice Age animal skeletons, including a mammoth and saber-toothed cat, in a museum setting with a tent and interactive display.
From May 21, 2025

Ice Age Children and their World Exhibition at Natural History Museum Vienna

Explore ancient daily life and culture from a child's unique perspective.

Discover how children lived, played, and interacted with their environment during the Ice Age. This immersive display at the Natural History Museum Vienna showcases their world through interactive exhibits focusing on daily routines and the importance of animals.

Ice Age Exhibition
Watercolor illustration of a museum exhibit featuring a chameleon, snake, frog, and dinosaur skeleton, representing the 'Toes, tails & tiny trails' exhibition on amphibians and reptiles.
From Apr 30, 2025

"Toes, tails & tiny trails": Permanent Amphibian & Reptile Exhibition in Vienna

Discover natural history and zoology at the NHM Vienna.

Immerse yourself in the world of amphibians and reptiles, exploring 1,000 species with lifelike dioramas. This exhibition at the Natural History Museum Vienna offers deep insights into biodiversity, habitats, and conservation efforts.

Toes, tails & tiny trails
A watercolor illustration of medical moulages depicting skin diseases and injuries, displayed in a cabinet. The artwork, signed 'D. Henning 1908', shows realistic models of hands, feet, and faces with lesions, highlighting the historical medical teaching tools.
From Oct 8, 2025

The Art of the Moulage: Permanent Medical Replica Exhibition in Vienna

Discover historical medical teaching aids and their artistic significance.

Explore "The art of the moulage," a fascinating permanent exhibition revealing the artistry and historical importance of wax and silicone medical models. Learn how these incredibly realistic replicas were crucial for medical teaching from the late 19th century onwards.

The Art of the Moulage
A watercolor artwork in purple and blue hues depicting a family portrait with abstract, layered figures, evoking a somber and historical mood.
From Mar 13, 2024

The Cold Eye: Tarnów Ghetto Jewish Families Photography Exhibition in Vienna

A poignant historical exhibition documenting lives before the Holocaust tragedy.

View powerful photographs of Jewish families from the Tarnów Ghetto, taken in 1942. This exhibition highlights their daily lives before the war and the tragic impact of German occupation and persecution. Learn about this critical examination of human suffering.

The Cold Eye Exhibition
A watercolor painting of a mountain landscape with purple and white hues, depicting a glacier retreating into the valley, symbolizing climate change and environmental loss.
Until Jan 10, 2027

Glaciers out of balance: Natural History Museum Vienna Exhibition on Climate Change

Jürgen Merz photography reveals disappearing Alpine ice.

Experience the stark reality of climate change through "Glaciers out of balance," an exhibition showcasing critical environmental photography. Discover how glaciers serve as vital indicators of a warming planet, with a focus on the dramatic retreat in the Alpine region.

Glaciers Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of a preserved moulage hand showing electrical shock damage, surrounded by historical electrical devices and diagrams in a museum exhibition setting.
Jun 23, 2026 – Apr 24, 2027

Caution, High Voltage! Electrical Accidents Exhibition in Vienna

Exploring electrical safety history and electropathology since 1882.

Examine the history of electrical accidents and their impact on humans and animals. This exhibition highlights the evolution of safety measures and the origins of electropathology.

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A watercolor illustration of diverse bird species in various habitats, including rainforests and riparian zones, depicted in purple tones to highlight environmental challenges and biodiversity.
Permanent exhibition

Natural History Museum Vienna Presents the New Permanent Bird life Exhibition

Explore avian diversity, evolution, and habitats starting September 30, 2026.

Journey through the 'Bird life' exhibition, opening as a permanent display on September 30, 2026, at the Natural History Museum Vienna. Discover common characteristics, evolutionary paths, and the vital role of birds in ecosystems. This exhibit focuses on Central European and global habitats, addressing biodiversity and conservation.

Bird life Exhibition
Watercolor illustration of a museum exhibit on sexually transmitted diseases, featuring antique medical instruments and anatomical models under purple lighting.

Safe Sex: The Comeback of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Exhibition in Vienna

Exploring the history and modern resurgence of STIs at Narrenturm.

Delve into the history of sexually transmitted infections from ancient times to present-day challenges. Learn about prevention, public health, and the social impact of STIs in this insightful exhibition. Discover the vital role of education in promoting well-being.

Safe Sex Exhibition
Illustration of children exploring Ice Age animal skeletons, including a mammoth and saber-toothed cat, in a museum setting with a tent and interactive display.
From May 21, 2025

Ice Age Children and their World Exhibition at Natural History Museum Vienna

Explore ancient daily life and culture from a child's unique perspective.

Discover how children lived, played, and interacted with their environment during the Ice Age. This immersive display at the Natural History Museum Vienna showcases their world through interactive exhibits focusing on daily routines and the importance of animals.

Ice Age Exhibition
Watercolor illustration of a museum exhibit featuring a chameleon, snake, frog, and dinosaur skeleton, representing the 'Toes, tails & tiny trails' exhibition on amphibians and reptiles.
From Apr 30, 2025

"Toes, tails & tiny trails": Permanent Amphibian & Reptile Exhibition in Vienna

Discover natural history and zoology at the NHM Vienna.

Immerse yourself in the world of amphibians and reptiles, exploring 1,000 species with lifelike dioramas. This exhibition at the Natural History Museum Vienna offers deep insights into biodiversity, habitats, and conservation efforts.

Toes, tails & tiny trails
A watercolor illustration of medical moulages depicting skin diseases and injuries, displayed in a cabinet. The artwork, signed 'D. Henning 1908', shows realistic models of hands, feet, and faces with lesions, highlighting the historical medical teaching tools.
From Oct 8, 2025

The Art of the Moulage: Permanent Medical Replica Exhibition in Vienna

Discover historical medical teaching aids and their artistic significance.

Explore "The art of the moulage," a fascinating permanent exhibition revealing the artistry and historical importance of wax and silicone medical models. Learn how these incredibly realistic replicas were crucial for medical teaching from the late 19th century onwards.

The Art of the Moulage
A watercolor artwork in purple and blue hues depicting a family portrait with abstract, layered figures, evoking a somber and historical mood.
From Mar 13, 2024

The Cold Eye: Tarnów Ghetto Jewish Families Photography Exhibition in Vienna

A poignant historical exhibition documenting lives before the Holocaust tragedy.

View powerful photographs of Jewish families from the Tarnów Ghetto, taken in 1942. This exhibition highlights their daily lives before the war and the tragic impact of German occupation and persecution. Learn about this critical examination of human suffering.

The Cold Eye Exhibition
A watercolor painting of a mountain landscape with purple and white hues, depicting a glacier retreating into the valley, symbolizing climate change and environmental loss.
Until Jan 10, 2027

Glaciers out of balance: Natural History Museum Vienna Exhibition on Climate Change

Jürgen Merz photography reveals disappearing Alpine ice.

Experience the stark reality of climate change through "Glaciers out of balance," an exhibition showcasing critical environmental photography. Discover how glaciers serve as vital indicators of a warming planet, with a focus on the dramatic retreat in the Alpine region.

Glaciers Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of a preserved moulage hand showing electrical shock damage, surrounded by historical electrical devices and diagrams in a museum exhibition setting.
Jun 23, 2026 – Apr 24, 2027

Caution, High Voltage! Electrical Accidents Exhibition in Vienna

Exploring electrical safety history and electropathology since 1882.

Examine the history of electrical accidents and their impact on humans and animals. This exhibition highlights the evolution of safety measures and the origins of electropathology.

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Watercolor illustration of natural history specimens including a bone, fossil, and mineral, evoking themes of collecting and ethical contemplation.
Apr 29, 2026 – Apr 29, 2026

Good Collecting – Bad Collecting Exhibition at Natural History Museum Vienna

Explore 150 years of natural science collecting in Vienna.

This exhibition at the Natural History Museum Vienna delves into the history and expansion of its vast collections. It critically examines the ethical dimensions of collecting and research over 150 years.

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A purple watercolor illustration of animals including a beaver, eagle, elephant, panda, and kangaroo, performing on a stage with musical notes and flags, representing the 'Voices of Nature' exhibition at the Natural History Museum Vienna.
Until Sep 8, 2026

Voices of Nature: Animal Biodiversity Exhibition at Natural History Museum Vienna

Interactive audio guides showcase global animal sounds and connections.

Immerse yourself in 'Voices of Nature,' where 35 animals representing Eurovision countries present their unique sounds. Engage with multilingual audio guides and discover the richness of biodiversity through a creative lens.

Voices of Nature Exhibition
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