The Wien Museum regularly features a diverse program of temporary exhibitions that complement its permanent collection. These displays delve deeper into specific aspects of Vienna's extensive history, art, and ongoing urban evolution. From early settlements to modern life, exhibitions offer fresh perspectives. Always check the official Wien Museum website for the latest exhibition schedule and details before your visit.
A preserved 13th-century underground sanctuary in Vienna.
Step beneath Stephansplatz to explore a medieval Gothic chapel. View archaeological objects and multimedia installations mapping the daily life and history of medieval Vienna.
Virgilkapelle Exhibition
Discover stunning Art Nouveau interiors near Schönbrunn Palace.
Explore a unique imperial station designed by architect Otto Wagner. View the exquisitely preserved mahogany paneling, detailed embroidery, and a large-scale painting by Carl Moll that highlights the intersection of modern utility and imperial elegance.
Hofpavillon Exhibition
Explore two millennia of urban life and cultural heritage for free.
Journey through Vienna's past, from its earliest settlements to modern day. This extensive exhibition showcases 1,700 historical objects across three floors, focusing on the lives of its diverse inhabitants. Engage with interactive elements and learn about social change, with free admission.
Wien. Meine Geschichte
Showcasing personal stories and photographs from Vienna's Armenian community.
Delve into 'Vienna Hay: Armenian Life in Vienna,' an exhibition presenting centuries of Armenian history and culture. It features compelling photographs and interviews, offering unique insights into this vibrant diaspora community. Admission is free.
Vienna Hay Exhibition
Discover a pivotal post-war art counter-movement from Vienna.
This exhibition delves into the 'Wiener Realisten' movement, examining their critical approach to political and social realities. Explore their pursuit of a new humanistic worldview within Vienna's evolving art scene.
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Uncovering cultural significance and societal impact through a historical lens.
The "Fleisch" exhibition at Wien Museum explores meat's journey from a historical food source to a complex cultural artifact. Discover how it shaped identity and status, touching upon vanished professions and modern societal challenges.
Fleisch Exhibition
Understand Vienna's cultural revival under Allied presence after 1945.
Discover the 'Kontrollierte Freiheit' exhibition, tracing the formative influence of Allied cultural contributions on Vienna following its liberation. Learn how these diverse offerings were instrumental in rebuilding and establishing a democratic Austrian identity after 1945.
Kontrollierte Freiheit
Discover contemporary art exploring urban social dynamics in Vienna.
Examine 'Zwidemu,' a vibrant Viennese public space known for youth culture, parties, and protests. This exhibition features emerging artists' works, providing a historical look at its role in urban life and political expression.
Zwidemu ExhibitionA preserved 13th-century underground sanctuary in Vienna.
Step beneath Stephansplatz to explore a medieval Gothic chapel. View archaeological objects and multimedia installations mapping the daily life and history of medieval Vienna.
Virgilkapelle ExhibitionDiscover stunning Art Nouveau interiors near Schönbrunn Palace.
Explore a unique imperial station designed by architect Otto Wagner. View the exquisitely preserved mahogany paneling, detailed embroidery, and a large-scale painting by Carl Moll that highlights the intersection of modern utility and imperial elegance.
Hofpavillon ExhibitionExplore two millennia of urban life and cultural heritage for free.
Journey through Vienna's past, from its earliest settlements to modern day. This extensive exhibition showcases 1,700 historical objects across three floors, focusing on the lives of its diverse inhabitants. Engage with interactive elements and learn about social change, with free admission.
Wien. Meine GeschichteShowcasing personal stories and photographs from Vienna's Armenian community.
Delve into 'Vienna Hay: Armenian Life in Vienna,' an exhibition presenting centuries of Armenian history and culture. It features compelling photographs and interviews, offering unique insights into this vibrant diaspora community. Admission is free.
Vienna Hay ExhibitionDiscover a pivotal post-war art counter-movement from Vienna.
This exhibition delves into the 'Wiener Realisten' movement, examining their critical approach to political and social realities. Explore their pursuit of a new humanistic worldview within Vienna's evolving art scene.
Exhibition DetailsUncovering cultural significance and societal impact through a historical lens.
The "Fleisch" exhibition at Wien Museum explores meat's journey from a historical food source to a complex cultural artifact. Discover how it shaped identity and status, touching upon vanished professions and modern societal challenges.
Fleisch ExhibitionUnderstand Vienna's cultural revival under Allied presence after 1945.
Discover the 'Kontrollierte Freiheit' exhibition, tracing the formative influence of Allied cultural contributions on Vienna following its liberation. Learn how these diverse offerings were instrumental in rebuilding and establishing a democratic Austrian identity after 1945.
Kontrollierte FreiheitDiscover contemporary art exploring urban social dynamics in Vienna.
Examine 'Zwidemu,' a vibrant Viennese public space known for youth culture, parties, and protests. This exhibition features emerging artists' works, providing a historical look at its role in urban life and political expression.
Zwidemu Exhibition
Tracing the legacy of a vital concert venue and alternative cultural center.
This exhibition delves into Arena Wien's journey from its 1976 occupation to its status as a significant cultural hub. It explores its role as a concert venue and its ongoing influence on Vienna's alternative culture and community. Entry is free for all visitors.
Arena Wien Exhibition
Showcasing personal stories of identity and belonging since 1945.
Discover personal stories and cultural contributions of Latin American and Caribbean communities in Vienna. The exhibition highlights their experiences of belonging, cultural roots, and new beginnings.
Viena Latina Exhibition
Explore its global impact on knowledge, graphic design, and art.
Delve into the fascinating story of Isotype, Vienna's groundbreaking pictographic visual language. This exhibition traces its revolutionary development by Otto Neurath and its profound influence on social communication and art history worldwide.
ISOTYPE Exhibition
Celebrating three decades of social impact in Vienna's urban culture.
Discover the 30-year history of 'Augustin,' Vienna's first street newspaper, and its profound social contributions. This exhibition highlights the newspaper's evolution, community initiatives, and the stories of its vendors, showcasing its enduring presence.
Augustin Exhibition
A rich history of migration, identity, and cultural resilience.
This exhibition at Wien Museum delves into the journey of the Filipino community in Vienna, from 1973 to today. It highlights their cultural contributions and the profound meaning of the phrase 'Kumain kana?' as an expression of care. Learn about their diaspora experience and identity formation.
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Multidisciplinary art explores societal change and resistance on the museum's rooftop.
Witness Käthe Löffelmann's DachArt #2 as it transforms the Wien Museum entrance pavilion into a unique stage. The installation’s diverse scenes and portraits offer powerful commentary on societal upheaval and resistance, engaging visitors with its compelling visual narratives.
DachArt #2 Exhibition
Revealing the unseen structures that shaped modern Vienna around 1900.
Journey through Vienna's early 20th-century transformation, focusing on reinforced concrete as a key driver of urban development. This exhibition showcases the material's influence on the city's infrastructure and iconic buildings, from its hidden layers to its grand facades.
Exhibition DetailsImmerse 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.
