Vienna Museum of Science and Technology
Le Technisches Museum Wien (Musée des techniques de Vienne) est le musée fédéral autrichien de la technologie. Érigé dès 1909 sur la Mariahilfer Strasse et ouvert en 1918, il retrace l'histoire des technologies, de l'industrie et des sciences, avec un accent sur les contributions autrichiennes. Il présente des machines à vapeur en état de marche et l'une des plus grandes collections d'instruments de musique anciens du pays.
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In Motion
Moving one and a half tonnes by muscle power? Being on the lookout while travelling at the speed of sound? And how do animals get around? The “In Motion” exhibition shows how mobility works.
Innovation Corner: Power Forward
What technical innovations are currently underway? What ideas and inventions from Austria could change our world? The new exhibition series showcases current cutting-edge developments.
More than Recycling
Throwing away is a thing of the past. Or is it? What was long considered a matter of course – making the most of resources and using them for as long as possible – seems to have been forgotten today. “More than…
Tec/xtile
They accompany us, protect us, keep us warm or cool us down. We see them all the time, wear them next to our skin and take their various properties for granted. At the TMW, we take an in-depth look at the fabrics that…
Music Lounge
The new exhibition area is dedicated to the era of electronic music. Original objects of renowned musicians such as Joe Zawinul or Parov Stelar and numerous interactive elements invite visitors to delve into this art…
minTi
The interactive exhibition for families with children aged 1.5–5 years gives little explorers plenty of space for movement and playful experiences, encouraging our youngest visitors to discover the joy of exploration.
Material Worlds
Whether wood, glass, concrete, silicon or rubber – every material we encounter in everyday life tells a story: of resources and raw materials, of craftsmanship and high technology, of society and development. The…
Science Changes
Where does our knowledge come from? What is being researched, and why? With its new permanent exhibition, the TMW invites visitors to embark on a search for clues and reveals how knowledge is created – and how it…
Climate. Knowledge. Action!
Human-induced climate change is a major challenge for our environment and our society. But with today's knowledge, it is possible to tackle the climate crisis and create a future worth living for all. The exhibition…
Everyday life
Across an exhibition space of about 2,300 m2, this varied permanent exhibition examines the “preconceptions” of everyday life, focusing on people in dealing with technology.
Energy
For most of human history, muscle power was the most important source of energy – for example, in the construction of buildings or the production of goods. Although environmentally friendly, this method is very…
In Work
Two exhibitions, one subject: Our working life since the beginning of industrialisation, in the context of technical developments, the economic framework and social change.
Inventory No. 1938
Cars, radios and instantaneous water heaters: The looting raids of the Nazis did not stop at objects of everyday life. Since 1998, the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology) has been combing…
locomotive.adventure
The railway collection of the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Technical Museum) comprises over 60 large-scale exhibits. The most precious among them include originals which, like the court saloon carriage of Empress…
media.worlds
The “media.worlds” exhibition presents the history of media since modern times. The thematic spectrum ranges from post, telegraphy, telephone, radio and broadcasting to letterpress printing, image printing, photography,…
miniXplore
The new interactive exhibition for families with children from age 3 stimulates the joy of experimentation and activity, because the versatile and artistic adventure playground holds numerous stations in store for…
Mobility
Do we need a mobility transition? Who actually invented cars? How does an airplane work? And what is so special about the Danube – as a river, waterway and habitat? The “Mobility” permanent exhibition answers these and…
Musical Instruments
A musical instrument represents inventiveness, craftsmanship, experimentation, tradition and its tonal qualities. How is an instrument made? What does it sound like? What can be done with it?
techLAB
Laser engraving, 3D printing, programming computer games – too difficult for you? We don’t think so!
