The Technisches Museum Wien in Vienna presents a dynamic array of exhibitions, exploring technological advancements from industrial history to modern innovations. Visitors can expect engaging displays covering energy, transport, media, and hands-on science experiences. For the most current schedule and specific exhibition details, always check their official website before your visit.
Exploring provenance research and restitution of looted historical items.
This permanent display at Technisches Museum Wien reconstructs the lives of individuals persecuted during the Nazi era. It highlights the theft of ordinary items like furniture and bicycles, documenting the ongoing search for living heirs.
Inventory No. 1938
Discover interactive data and solutions for global climate challenges.
Engage with this permanent exhibition's comprehensive data and visual insights into the climate crisis. Participate in interactive stations, including the 'Future Simulator,' to explore potential actions and societal changes.
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Highlighting women's impact on science and technology history.
This permanent exhibition at Technisches Museum Wien celebrates the enduring contributions of women in science and technology. Discover their often-overlooked stories through engaging biographical narratives and 14 interactive stations across the museum. Learn about gender roles and innovation.
Women's Gallery Exhibition
Explore interactive exhibits on physics, astronomy, and brain research.
This permanent exhibition traces centuries of scientific progress and its societal impact. Engage with impressive objects and interactive stations to understand how scientific knowledge is generated and shared, from particles to space exploration.
Changing Science Exhibition
Engage with 3D printing and laser cutting in a guided creative environment.
Visit techLAB at Technisches Museum Wien to build and invent. Utilize various tools and open-source software with staff assistance to realize unique projects. Suitable for all ages, with supervision for younger visitors.
Explore techLAB
Journey through sound synthesis and influential pioneers in this engaging display.
Uncover the fascinating history and technological progress of electronic music. This exhibition features unique objects, celebrates female innovators, and showcases Austrian artists who shaped the genre. Explore the interactive stations to delve deeper into music production.
Music Lounge Exhibition
Unveiling the history and technology of music creation through sound.
Journey through the evolution of musical instruments, from early mechanical devices to modern electronic innovations. Learn about the intricate craft of instrument making and how various machines create unique sounds at this engaging exhibition.
Musical Instruments Exhibition
Playful, hands-on learning for young explorers aged three to eight.
This interactive exhibition sparks curiosity in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics for children 3-8. It fosters communication and creative problem-solving through engaging, hands-on stations.
miniXplore ExhibitionExploring provenance research and restitution of looted historical items.
This permanent display at Technisches Museum Wien reconstructs the lives of individuals persecuted during the Nazi era. It highlights the theft of ordinary items like furniture and bicycles, documenting the ongoing search for living heirs.
Inventory No. 1938Discover interactive data and solutions for global climate challenges.
Engage with this permanent exhibition's comprehensive data and visual insights into the climate crisis. Participate in interactive stations, including the 'Future Simulator,' to explore potential actions and societal changes.
View Exhibition DetailsHighlighting women's impact on science and technology history.
This permanent exhibition at Technisches Museum Wien celebrates the enduring contributions of women in science and technology. Discover their often-overlooked stories through engaging biographical narratives and 14 interactive stations across the museum. Learn about gender roles and innovation.
Women's Gallery ExhibitionExplore interactive exhibits on physics, astronomy, and brain research.
This permanent exhibition traces centuries of scientific progress and its societal impact. Engage with impressive objects and interactive stations to understand how scientific knowledge is generated and shared, from particles to space exploration.
Changing Science ExhibitionEngage with 3D printing and laser cutting in a guided creative environment.
Visit techLAB at Technisches Museum Wien to build and invent. Utilize various tools and open-source software with staff assistance to realize unique projects. Suitable for all ages, with supervision for younger visitors.
Explore techLABJourney through sound synthesis and influential pioneers in this engaging display.
Uncover the fascinating history and technological progress of electronic music. This exhibition features unique objects, celebrates female innovators, and showcases Austrian artists who shaped the genre. Explore the interactive stations to delve deeper into music production.
Music Lounge ExhibitionUnveiling the history and technology of music creation through sound.
Journey through the evolution of musical instruments, from early mechanical devices to modern electronic innovations. Learn about the intricate craft of instrument making and how various machines create unique sounds at this engaging exhibition.
Musical Instruments ExhibitionPlayful, hands-on learning for young explorers aged three to eight.
This interactive exhibition sparks curiosity in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics for children 3-8. It fosters communication and creative problem-solving through engaging, hands-on stations.
miniXplore Exhibition
Eight innovative Austrian projects shaping the future of green energy.
Discover cutting-edge technologies and pioneering solutions for a sustainable energy future. This exhibition highlights Austria's innovative contributions to renewable power generation through diverse projects and research.
POWER ON! Exhibition
Examining the pioneering Women's Pavilion from the 1873 Vienna World's Fair.
This exhibition showcased historical objects and archival materials, offering profound insights into women's daily work and lives. It reflected on the economic and social continuities of female labor, connecting past efforts to present-day realities.
Women at Work ExhibitionImmerse yourself in Vienna's rich tapestry of art and historical displays.
Uncover a wide array of fascinating exhibitions featured at Vienna's prominent cultural institutions. Explore temporary displays of art, history, and science, enhancing your understanding of diverse topics throughout the city. Each visit offers a chance to experience new perspectives.
