Wien. Meine Geschichte is the permanent exhibition of the Wien Museum, guiding visitors through the city's history from its early days to the present. Spanning 3,300 square meters across three floors with 1,700 objects, it focuses on the lives of its inhabitants within the context of politics, society, and the environment.
The permanent exhibition 'Wien. Meine Geschichte' at the Wien Museum offers an extensive journey through Vienna's history, from its earliest times to the present day. Across three floors and 3,300 square meters, over 1,700 objects illustrate the lives of Viennese people, their experiences shaped by politics, religion, social structures, and their environment. Key themes such as work, housing, transportation, immigration, and ecology are explored, reflecting both historical and contemporary aspects of urban life.
The exhibition is structured as a chronological tour, with a central hall housing iconic large-scale objects from the collection, including original figures from the Donnerbrunnen, a large model of St. Stephen's Cathedral, and historical artifacts like a carriage and the 'Waldheim horse'. The presentation incorporates interactive formats, tactile objects, over 100 media stations, and a digital guide to provide deeper insights. The museum also offers programs for all ages, with a focus on inclusion, and provides information on accessible visits.