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Ihre Sicherheit ist
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190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 Besuchen Sie daher unsere BB Sicherheitstour
in Ihrem Bundesland.
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B Unsere nchsten Stationen:
01.10.2016 13:00-21:00 Uhr Wien Hauptbahnhof
204 205 206 207 208 209 04.11.2016 12:00-17:00 Uhr Linz Hauptbahnhof
A 18.11.2016 12:00-17:00 Uhr Graz Hauptbahnhof
Die Termine fr 2017 sowie weitere Informationen finden Sie
auf oebb.at/sicherheitstour
orf long night of museums 2016

legend LINE 1 p. 23 Es erwarten Sie viele Spiele- und Mitmachstationen, bei denen es Tipps
Bus Lines for the
ORF Long Night of Museums LINE 2 p. 24 zum Thema Sicherheit gibt. Als besonderes Highlight erhalten Sie mittels
LOCATION LINE 3 p. 25 einer Virtual Reality Brille eine virtuelle Fhrung durch den Bahnhof,
bei der alle sicherheitsrelevanten Einrichtungen und Vorkehrungen vor
TREFFPUNKT museum LINEs AC p. 26 Augen gefhrt werden.
For information on timetables, tickets and fares in Austrias

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contents
Forewords p. 4
Information p. 6
Childrens Pass p. 8
Index p. 10
City Walk p. 22
Line 1 p. 23
Line 2 p. 24
Line 3 p. 25
Lines AC p. 26
Locations p. 28
Around Vienna p. 176

City Map p. 182
Impressum p. 210
This booklet informs you about:
museums
Information provided: museum addresses, websites, telephone numbers.
events
You will find short descriptions of programmes and events offered, including
their beginning times, on the respective pages of the museums.
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Foreword
Dr. Alexander Wrabetz Dr. Brigitte Wolf

DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE AUSTRIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, ORF HEAD OF THE REGIONAL ORF STUDIO VIENNA
The success story of the ORF Long Night of Museums is backed by the numbers On October 1st, the ORF Long Night of Museums marks its 17th season,
of the previous years: Since it was launched in 2000, a total of more than five and this time again, there are numerous possibilities to get an overview over
million visits have been counted at the ORF Long Nights of Museums. This Viennas big cultural variety, to discover something new and to deepen ones
impressive number could have only been achieved through the successful co- knowledge. 134 museums and cultural institutions, in Vienna alone, invite
operation of the museums, galleries and cultural institutions participating and culture lovers to a nightly tour.
the ORF, being the biggest producer and host of cultural events in the country. ORF Vienna is accompanying its audience through this Long Night. The TV
The ORF Long Night of Museums has become an essential date of the cultu- programme Wien heute reports from the last preparations in the museums
ral event calendar in Austria. This year again, we anticipate numerous visitors, at 7 pm, provides live coverage and offers a follow-up report with highlights on
because the 17th ORF-Long Night of Museums promises an extensive pro- Sunday. Radio Wien focuses on the Long Night from 8 pm to 1 am, with hit
gramme with unique and fascinating experiences: On October 1st from 6 pm to songs and evergreens and live coverage from the museums. At the Museums
1 am, more than 700 cultural institutions will open their doors. The programme Quartier Wien, a Radio Wien DJ ensures good music. The Funkhaus (broad-
is topped off with temporary exhibitions, special guided tours, varied offers for casting centre) also opens its doors again: In the course of backstage tours,
children and much more. starting half-hourly from 6 pm on, visitors can get to know the inside of a broad-
At this point, I want to thank all cultural institutions, sponsors and partners for casting station.
a successful co-operation and the ORF team for their excellent organisational
work. I wish all the visitors an unforgettable ORF Long Night of Museums.
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information
MUSEUM INFORMATION POINT (TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM) EXTENSIVE TRANSPORT NETWORK

Maria-Theresien-Platz serves as the main Museum Information Point for all The Long Night city map (pages 182209) gives you an ideal overview over
visitors of the ORF Long Night of Museums. Information, booklets and the many possibilities of planning your route indivitually. It shows the loca-
tickets are available there at the following times: tions of all participating museums as well as public transport routes, the routes
Thursday, September 29th, 2 pm6 pm, of the shuttle buses for this night and Citybike stations. Please find information
Friday, September 30th, 10 am6 pm, on the nearest stop(s) to a museum and the page number where you can find it
Saturday, October 1st, from 9 am. on the map on each museums page.
TICKETS TICKET VALID FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT

The ticket is valid on October 1st, 2016 from 6 pm to 1 am as an admission Your ticket for the Long Night is also valid for the shuttle buses from 6 pm
ticket for all locations and events listed in this booklet, and also as a ticket for to 1 am and for public transport services in Vienna, including the Nightline
public transport services in Vienna. buses, from October 1st, 2016 4 pm to October 2nd, 2016 3 am. Children age 12
Ticket prices 15. (regular ticket) and under are allowed to use public transport if accompanied by an adult with
12. (concessions) a Long Night ticket.
Concessions are available to 1-Club members, school children, students,
senior citizens, disabled persons and for males in their obligatory term of mi- BUS LINES
litary or civilian service. Free admission for children age 12 and under, born Bus lines 1 to 3 start from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-
after October 1st, 2004. Tickets are available in advance at tickets.ORF.at, at Platz and offer a hop-on-hop-off bus service in intervals of about 15 minutes
the Museum Information Point at the times listed above, and at the museums from 6 pm to 1 am. Lines A to C connect underground or city railway stations to
participating in this programme. On the night itself they can be purchased at locations in Viennas outer districts.
the Museum Information Point or at any museum.
CITY WALK
FURTHER INFORMATION Locations in the Inner City of Vienna, which are within walking distance, are
Most recent information about the ORF Long Night of Museums and all loca- marked with city walk in the booklet.
tions in Austria is being provided on the internet on langenacht.ORF.at.
Programmes, especially beginning times, are subject to alterations. In case CITYBIKE
of limited capacity, admission cannot be guaranteed. If not stated otherwise, For users of Citybike Vienna, an additional mobile Citybike station is installed
programmes will be offered in German only. Each museum is responsible for at the Museum Information Point during the ORF Long Night of Museums.
the content of the descriptions of their programme in this booklet and for the
information on accessibility.
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CHILDRENS PROGRAMMES AT THE MUSEUMS THATS HOW IT WORKS

The following museums offer special programmes for children: In every museum offering a programme for children, you can collect stamps
for your pass at the entrance of the museum.
1 Viennas 1st Museum of Fishery____ p. 28 78 ORF Funkhaus_________________ p. 110
2 21er Haus_____________________ p. 29 81 A. Nat. Library / Globe Museum____ p. 114
3 Albertina______________________ p. 30 83 A. Nat. Library / Papyrus Museum__ p. 116
9 Architekturzentrum Wien_________ p. 36 84 A. Nat. Library / State Hall________ p. 117
14 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere_______ p. 42 86 A. Mus. for Horticultural History___ p. 119
16 Mus. of the Funeral Services Vienna__ p. 44 87 A. Mus. for Social / Econ. Affairs___ p. 120
19 Mus. of the District of Josefstadt_______ p. 48 91 Austrian Museum of Advertising__ p. 125
22 Mus. of the District of Rudolfsh.-Fnfh.__ p. 51 93 Scouting Museum______________ p. 127
29 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna___ p. 58 97 Augarten Porcelain Museum_____ p. 132
35 Electronics Museum_____________ p. 65 98 Prater Museum________________ p. 133
37 Viennas First School Museum_____ p. 67 101 Vienna Transport Museum_______ p. 136
41 Money Museum_________________ p. 71 102 Roman Museum_______________ p. 137
44 House of Music_________________ p. 74 107 ChocolateMuseum_____________ p. 143
45 Austrian Military Museum________ p. 76 108 Science Pool__________________ p. 144
48 Hofmobiliendepot_______________ p. 78 115 Technisches Museum Wien______ p. 152 COLLECT YOUR PRIZE
50 Jewish Museum Vienna__________ p. 80 116 Theater Museum_______________ p. 153 For three stamps and more, a small surprise awaits you in the childrens tent
53 Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum_ p. 81 118 Time Travel Vienna_____________ p. 155 at the Museum Imformation Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz.
54 Klimt Villa Wien_________________ p. 82 120 Museum of Clocks and Watches__ p. 157 Collect your prize on October 1st before midnight or as long as stocks last.
58 Kunsthalle Wien________________ p. 87 124 A. Mus. of Folk Life and Folk Art___ p. 161
59 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien__ p. 88 126 Vienna Central Station__________ p. 164 To participate in the programmes, children must be accompanied by an adult.
63 Leopold Museum_______________ p. 93 127 Wien Museum Karlsplatz________ p. 165 Parents are responsible for their children.
64 MAK__________________________ p. 94 128 Phono Museum Vienna_________ p. 166
65 Museum of the Market Office______ p. 95 129 Vienna Ambulance Museum_____ p. 167
66 METRO Kinokulturhaus___________ p. 96 130 Vienna Shoe Museum___________ p. 168
69 mumok_______________________ p. 100 131 Viennas children inf. centre______ p. 169
71 Mus. of Viennese Fashion Designers__ p. 102 132 Dental Museum of Vienna_______ p. 170
73 Museum at the Schottenstift_____ p. 104 133 Magic Set Museum_____________ p. 171
77 Natural History Museum Vienna__ p. 109 134 ZOOM Childrens Museum_______ p. 172
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Index
1 Viennas First Museum of Fishery 13 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere

Einzingergasse 1a, 1210 Vienna________________________________p. 28 Prinz-Eugen-Strae 27, 1030 Vienna____________________________p. 41
2 21er Haus 14 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere
Arsenalstrae 1, 1030 Vienna__________________________________p. 29 Rennweg 6, 1030 Vienna______________________________________p. 42
3 Albertina 15 Belvedere, Winter Palace
Albertinaplatz 1, 1010 Vienna_________________________________p. 30 Himmelpfortgasse 8, 1010 Vienna______________________________p. 43
4 Old Viennese Schnapsmuseum 16 Museum of the Funeral Services Vienna at Vienna Central Cemetery
Wilhelmstrae 1921, 1120 Vienna____________________________p. 31 Simmeringer Hauptstrae 234, 1110 Vienna_____________________p. 44
5 Altes Rathaus (Old town hall) Municipal District Museum 17 Museum of the District of Donaustadt (22nd District)
Wipplingerstrae 8, 1010 Vienna_______________________________p. 32 Kagraner Platz 53&54 (the building in the Park), 1220 Vienna______p. 45
6 Altes Rathaus (Old town hall) District Council 18 Museum of the District of Floridsdorf (21st District)
Wipplingerstrae 8, 1st floor, 1010 Vienna_______________________p. 33 Prager Strae 33, 1210 Vienna_________________________________p. 46
7 Altes Rathaus (Old town hall) Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance 19 Museum of the District of Josefstadt (8th District)
Wipplingerstrae 8, 1010 Vienna_______________________________p. 34 Schmidgasse 18, 1080 Vienna_________________________________p. 48
8 AnzenbergerGallery 20 Museum of the District of Landstrae (3rd District)
Absberggasse 27, 1100 Vienna________________________________p. 35 Sechskrgelgasse 11, 1030 Vienna_____________________________p. 49
9 Architekturzentrum Wien 21 Museum of the District of Meidling (12th District)
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna____________p. 36 Lngenfeldgasse 1315, 1120 Vienna___________________________p. 50
10 Arnold Schnberg Center 22 Museum of the District of Rudolfsheim-Fnfhaus (15th District)
Schwarzenbergplatz 6, entrance: Zaunergasse 13, 1030 Vienna____p. 38 Rosinagasse 4, 1150 Vienna___________________________________p. 51
11 arteum Center for Sculpting 23 Museum of the District of Simmering (11th District)
Schulthegasse 8, 1170 Vienna________________________________p. 39 Enkplatz 2, 1110 Vienna______________________________________p. 52
12 Bank Austria Kunstforum 24 Museum of the District of Whring (18th District)
Freyung 8, 1010 Vienna_______________________________________p. 40 Whringer Strae 124, 1180 Vienna____________________________p. 53
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Index
25 Bible Center 37 Viennas First School Museum

Breitegasse 48/ground floor, 1070 Vienna_____________________p. 54 Breitenleer Strae 263, 1220 Vienna____________________________p. 67
26 Museum of the Bohemian Forest 38 Fire Department Museum Vienna
Ungargasse 3, 1030 Vienna____________________________________p. 55 Am Hof 7, 1010 Vienna_______________________________________p. 68
27 Brennpunkt Viennas Museum of Heating Customs 39 Torture Museum Museum of the Medieval History of Law
Malfattigasse 4, 1120 Vienna__________________________________p. 56 Fritz-Grnbaum-Platz 1, Esterhazypark, 1060 Vienna______________p. 69
28 Federal Chancellery 40 Frederick Kiesler Foundation
Ballhausplatz 2, 1010 Vienna__________________________________p. 57 Mariahilfer Strae 1b, 1060 Vienna_____________________________p. 70
29 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna 41 Money Museum of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank
Ilgplatz 7, 1020 Vienna_______________________________________p. 58 Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, 1090 Vienna______________________________p. 71
30 Collegium Hungaricum Vienna 42 The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
Hollandstrae 4, 1020 Vienna_________________________________p. 59 Schillerplatz 3, 1st floor, 1010 Vienna___________________________p. 72
31 Condomi Museum 43 GeschichtenOrt Hofburg
Esterhazygasse 26, 1060 Vienna_______________________________p. 60 Between Josefsplatz and Museumsquartier, 1010 Vienna___________p. 73
32 Demel Museum 44 House of Music
Kohlmarkt 14, 1010 Vienna____________________________________p. 61 Seilersttte 30, 1010 Vienna__________________________________p. 74
33 designforum Wien 45 Austrian Military Museum
Q21/MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna_______p. 62 Arsenal, Ghegastrae Objekt 18, 1030 Vienna____________________p. 76
34 Dialogue in the Dark 46 HilgerBROTKunsthalle
Freyung 6, 1010 Vienna_______________________________________p. 64 Absberggasse 27, 1st staircase, 2nd floor, 1100 Vienna_____________p. 77
35 Electronics Museum 47 HilgerNEXT
Donaustadtstrae 45, 1220 Vienna_____________________________p. 65 Absberggasse 27, 3rd staircase, 2nd floor, 1100 Vienna_____________p. 77
36 Ernst Fuchs Museum 48 Hofmobiliendepot Imperial Furniture Collection
Httelbergstrae 26, 1140 Vienna______________________________p. 66 Andreasgasse 7, 1070 Vienna__________________________________p. 78
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Index
49 Josephinum 61 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich

Whringer Strae 25, 1090 Vienna______________________________p. 79 Herrengasse 13, 1014 Vienna__________________________________p. 91
50 Jewish Museum Vienna 62 The Long-Night Tram
Dorotheergasse 11, 1010 Vienna_______________________________p. 80 around Ringstrae in a vintage tram, 1010 Vienna_________________p. 92
51 Imperial & Royal Vine Treasure Vaults 63 Leopold Museum
Piaristengasse 45, 1080 Vienna________________________________p. 81 MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna____________p. 93
52 Coffee Experience Museum 64 MAK Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art
Vogelsanggasse 36, 1050 Vienna_____________________________ p. 120 Stubenring 5, 1010 Vienna____________________________________p. 94
53 Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum 65 Museum of the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna
Piaristengasse 45, 1080 Vienna________________________________p. 81 Floridsdorfer Markt 5, 1210 Vienna_____________________________p. 95
54 Klimt Villa Wien 66 METRO Kinokulturhaus
Feldmhlgasse 11, 1130 Vienna________________________________p. 82 Johannesgasse 4, 1010 Vienna_________________________________p. 96
55 Museum of Nursing 67 Motorrolldie Private Motorcycle Museum
Montleartstrae 37, 1160 Vienna_______________________________p. 84 Erlgasse 35, 1120 Vienna_____________________________________p. 98
56 Kuffner Observatory 68 Mozarthaus Vienna
Johann-Staud-Strae 10, 1160 Vienna___________________________p. 85 Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna_____________________________________p. 99
57 KUNST HAUS WIEN Museum Hundertwasser 69 mumok Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien
Untere Weigerberstrae 13, 1030 Vienna_______________________p. 86 MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna__________ p. 100
58 Kunsthalle Wien 70 Museum of Aspern-Essling 1809
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna____________p. 87 Asperner Heldenplatz 9, 1220 Vienna_________________________ p. 101
59 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien 71 Museum of Viennese Fashion Designers
Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna_____________________________p. 88 Ftterergasse 1/at the corner of Judenplatz, 1010 Vienna________ p. 102
60 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Imperial Treasury 72 Museum of Contraception and Abortion
Hofburg, Schweizerhof, 1010 Vienna____________________________p. 90 Mariahilfer Grtel 37/1st floor, 1150 Vienna____________________ p. 103
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Index
73 Museum at the Schottenstift 85 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM)

Freyung 6, 1010 Vienna_____________________________________ p. 104 Augustinerstrae 1, 1010 Vienna_____________________________ p. 118
74 Museum Judenplatz (from 8 pm) 86 Austrian Museum for Horticultural History
Judenplatz 8, 1010 Vienna__________________________________ p. 106 Siebeckstrae 14, 1220 Vienna______________________________ p. 119
75 MuseumsQuartier Wien / frei_raum Q21 exhibition space 87 Austrian Museum for Social and Economic Affairs
Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna_______________________________ p. 107 Vogelsanggasse 36, 1050 Vienna_____________________________ p. 120
76 Music Collection / Vienna City Library 88 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists
Bartensteingasse 9, 1st floor, 1010 Vienna_____________________ p. 108 Whringer Strae 14, 1090 Vienna____________________________ p. 121
77 Natural History Museum Vienna 89 Austrian Games Museum
Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna___________________________ p. 109 Branch at Go7, Mariahilferstrae 82/2/21, 1070 Vienna_________ p. 122
78 ORF Funkhaus The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation 90 Austrian Folk Song Society
Argentinierstrae 30a, 1040 Vienna__________________________ p. 110 Operngasse 6, 1010 Vienna_________________________________ p. 124
79 Vienna Snowglobe Museum 91 Austrian Museum of Advertising
Schumanngasse 87, 1170 Vienna____________________________ p. 112 at Breitenseer Lichtspiele, Breitenseer Strae 21, 1140 Vienna____ p. 125
80 Austrian National Library / Esperanto Museum 92 Pathologic-anatomical Collection in the Narrenturm NHM Vienna
Herrengasse 9, 1010 Vienna_________________________________ p. 113 Spitalgasse 2, Court 6, 1090 Vienna__________________________ p. 126
81 Austrian National Library / Globe Museum 93 Scouting Museum and Institute of Scouting History
Herrengasse 9, 1010 Vienna_________________________________ p. 114 Loeschenkohlgasse 25, 1150 Vienna__________________________ p. 127
82 Austrian National Library / Literature Museum 94 Museum of Fantastic Art
Johannesgasse 6, 1010 Vienna_______________________________ p. 115 Palais Palffy, Josefsplatz 6, 1010 Vienna_______________________ p. 128
83 Austrian National Library / Papyrus Museum 95 Planetarium Vienna
Heldenplatz Neue Burg, 1010 Vienna________________________ p. 116 Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1, 1020 Vienna_________________________ p. 130
84 Austrian National Library / State Hall 96 Vienna Police Museum Museum of the Vienna Security Guards
Josefsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna__________________________________ p. 117 Marokkanergasse 4, 1030 Vienna____________________________ p. 131
16 17
Index
97 Augarten Porcelain Museum 109 Secession

Obere Augartenstrae 1, 1020 Vienna_________________________ p. 132 Friedrichstrae 12, 1010 Vienna_____________________________ p. 145
98 Prater Museum 110 Kattus Sparkling Wine Cellars
Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1, 1020 Vienna_________________________ p. 133 Billrothstrae 51, 1190 Vienna_______________________________ p. 146
99 Rapideum 111 Sigmund Freud Museum
Gerhard-Hanappi-Platz 1, 1140 Vienna________________________ p. 134 Berggasse 19, 1090 Vienna__________________________________ p. 148
100 Museum of Chimney Sweepers 112 Spanish Riding School
Klagbaumgasse 4, 1040 Vienna______________________________ p. 135 Michaelerplatz 1 (underneath the cupola), 1010 Vienna__________ p. 149
101 Vienna Transport Museum Wiener Linien 113 Liechtenstein City Palace
Ludwig-Koeler-Platz, 1030 Vienna___________________________ p. 136 Bankgasse 9, 1010 Vienna__________________________________ p. 150
102 Roman Museum 114 stilwerk The Destination for Design
Hoher Markt 3, 1010 Vienna_________________________________ p. 137 Praterstrae 1, 1020 Vienna_________________________________ p. 151
103 Romanian Cultural Institute in Vienna 115 Technisches Museum Wien
Argentinierstrae 39, 1040 Vienna___________________________ p. 138 Mariahilfer Strae 212, 1140 Vienna__________________________ p. 152
104 Treasury of the Teutonic Order 116 Theater Museum
Singerstrae 7, Staircase I, 2nd floor, 1010 Vienna_______________ p. 140 Lobkowitzplatz 2, 1010 Vienna_______________________________ p. 153
105 Schlumberger Sparkling Cellars 117 Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary
Heiligenstdter Strae 39, 1190 Vienna_______________________ p. 141 Scherzergasse 1a, 1020 Vienna______________________________ p. 154
106 Schmetterlinghaus / The Imperial Butterfly House 118 Time Travel Vienna
in the Palmenhaus, Burggarten, 1010 Vienna___________________ p. 142 Habsburgergasse 10a, 1010 Vienna__________________________ p. 155
107 ChocolateMuseum presented by Confiserie Heindl 119 Czech Centre Vienna
Willendorfer Gasse 28, 1230 Vienna_________________________ p. 143 Herrengasse 17, 1010 Vienna________________________________ p. 156
108 Science Pool 120 Museum of Clocks and Watches
Hauffgasse 4 and 4a, 1110 Vienna____________________________ p. 144 Schulhof 2, 1010 Vienna____________________________________ p. 157
18 19
Index
121 Urania Observatory 133 Magic Set Museum

Uraniastrae 1, 1010 Vienna________________________________ p. 158 Schnbrunner Strae 262, courtyard in the basement, 1120 Vienna_ p. 171
122 Viktor Frankl Museum Vienna 134 ZOOM Childrens Museum
Mariannengasse 1/15, 1090 Vienna__________________________ p. 159 MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna__________ p. 172
123 St Virgils Chapel Train Ride Nostalgic Train to Semmering
Stephansplatz, 1010 Vienna_________________________________ p. 160 from Vienna, Wr. Neustadt___________________________________ p. 174
124 Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art Train Ride Museum Express To the Railway Museum in Strasshof
Laudongasse 1519, 1080 Vienna____________________________ p. 161 on the Blue Flash (7.15 pm10.30 pm)
125 Red Vienna. Wash House No. 2 leaving from train station Praterstern, 1020 Vienna______________ p. 175
Halteraugasse 7, 1190 Vienna_______________________________ p. 162
126 Wien Hauptbahnhof (Vienna Central Station)
Am Hauptbahnhof 1, 1100 Vienna____________________________ p. 164
127 Wien Museum Karlsplatz
Karlsplatz 8, 1040 Vienna___________________________________ p. 165
128 Phono Museum Vienna
Mollardgasse 8/16, 1060 Vienna_____________________________ p. 166
129 Vienna Ambulance Museum
Gilmgasse 18, entrance via Halirschgasse 12, 1170 Vienna_______ p. 167
130 Vienna Shoe Museum
Florianigasse 66, 1080 Vienna_______________________________ p. 168
131 wienXtra-kinderinfo Viennas children information centre
MuseumsQuartier Wien/Court 2, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna__ p. 169
132 Dental Museum of Vienna
Sensengasse 2a, entrance: Whringer Strae 25a, 1090 Vienna___ p. 170
20 21
CITY WALK Line 1
CITY WALK Line 1 stops

Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz, Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz,
the following locations are within walking distance: the shuttle buses of line 1 will take you to the following destinations:
3 Albertina______________________________ p. 30 71 Museum of Viennese Fashion Designers___ p. 102 TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ

5 Old town hall Municipal District Museum____ p. 32 73 Museum at the Schottenstift____________ p. 104 127 Wien Museum Karlsplatz________________________________ p. 165
6 Old town hall District Council______________ p. 33 74 Museum Judenplatz (from 8 pm)_________ p. 106
10 Arnold Schnberg Center_________________________________ p. 38
7 Old town hall Docum. Centre of A. Resistance__ p. 34 75 MQW/frei_raum Q21 exhibition space___ p. 107
9 Architekturzentrum Wien________________ p. 36 76 Music Collection / Vienna City Library____ p. 108 14 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere_______________________________ p. 42
10 Arnold Schnberg Center________________ p. 38 77 Natural History Museum Vienna__________ p. 109 96 Vienna Police Museum Museum of the Vienna Security Guards__ p. 131
12 Bank Austria Kunstforum________________ p. 40 80 A. National Library / Esperanto Museum_____ p. 113
78 ORF Funkhaus The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation______ p. 110
14 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere______________ p. 42 81 A. National Library / Globe Museum________ p. 114
15 Belvedere, Winter Palace_________________ p. 43 82 A. National Library / Literature Museum_____ p. 115 13 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere______________________________ p. 41
25 Bible Center___________________________ p. 54 83 A. National Library / Papyrus Museum______ p. 116 103 Romanian Cultural Institute in Vienna_____________________ p. 138
26 Museum of the Bohemian Forest__________ p. 55 84 A. National Library / State Hall_____________ p. 117
45 Austrian Military Museum________________________________ p. 76
28 Federal Chancellery_____________________ p. 57 85 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM)___________ p. 118
30 Collegium Hungaricum Vienna____________ p. 59 90 Austrian Folk Song Society______________ p. 124 2 21er Haus_____________________________________________ p. 29
32 Demel Museum________________________ p. 61 94 Museum of Fantastic Art________________ p. 128 126 Wien Hauptbahnhof (Vienna Central Station)_______________ p. 164
33 designforum Wien______________________ p. 62 96 Vienna Police Museum_________________ p. 131
13 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere______________________________ p. 41
34 Dialogue in the Dark____________________ p. 64 102 Roman Museum______________________ p. 137
103 Romanian Cultural Institute in Vienna_____________________ p. 138
38 Fire Department Museum Vienna__________ p. 68 104 Treasury of the Teutonic Order___________ p. 140
40 Frederick Kiesler Foundation______________ p. 70 106 The Imperial Butterfly House____________ p. 142 78 ORF Funkhaus The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation______ p. 110
42 Paintings Gallery of the Acad. of Fine Arts Vienna__ p. 72 109 Secession____________________________ p. 145
10 Arnold Schnberg Center_________________________________ p. 38
43 GeschichtenOrt Hofburg_________________ p. 73 112 Spanish Riding School_________________ p. 149
14 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere_______________________________ p. 42
44 House of Music_________________________ p. 74 113 Liechtenstein City Palace_______________ p. 150
50 Jewish Museum Vienna (from 7.30 pm)_____ p. 80 114 stilwerk The Destination for Design_____ p. 151
96 Vienna Police Museum Museum of the Vienna Security Guards__ p. 131
58 Kunsthalle Wien_______________________ p. 87 116 Theater Museum______________________ p. 153 127 Wien Museum Karlsplatz________________________________ p. 165
59 Kunsthist. Mus. Wien___________________ p. 88 118 Time Travel Vienna____________________ p. 155
42 The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna______ p. 72
60 Kunsthist. Mus. Wien Imperial Treasury__ p. 90 119 Czech Centre Vienna___________________ p. 156
61 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich____________ p. 91 120 Museum of Clocks and Watches_________ p. 157 109 Secession_____________________________________________ p. 145
62 The Long-Night Tram____________________ p. 92 121 Urania Observatory____________________ p. 158 TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ
63 Leopold Museum_______________________ p. 93 123 St Virgils Chapel______________________ p. 160
64 MAK__________________________________ p. 94 127 Wien Museum Karlsplatz_______________ p. 165
66 METRO Kinokulturhaus_________________ p. 96 131 Viennas children information centre_____ p. 169
68 Mozarthaus Vienna_____________________ p. 99 134 ZOOM Childrens Museum______________ p. 172
69 mumok Stiftung Ludwig Wien___________ p. 100
22 23
Line 2 Line 3
Line 2 stops Line 3 stops

Line 2 operates on Ringstrae around the Vienna city centre, thus connecting Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz,
many locations of the city walk which are within close proximity of the stops. the shuttle buses of line 3 will take you to the following destinations:
Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz, the
TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ
shuttle buses of line 2 will take you to the following destinations:
U2
U Schottentor
TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ 111 Sigmund Freud Museum________________________________ p. 148
U2
U Schottentor 49 Josephinum____________________________________________ p. 79
U1/U4
U Schwedenplatz 92 Pathologic-anatomical Collection in the Narrenturm NHM Vienna__ p. 126
132 Dental Museum of Vienna_______________________________ p. 170
57 KUNST HAUS WIEN Museum Hundertwasser_________________ p. 86
41 Money Museum of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank_________ p. 71
U3
U Rochusgasse
88 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists_______________________ p. 121
20 Museum of the District of Landstrae (3rd District)____________ p. 49
111 Sigmund Freud Museum________________________________ p. 148
U3/U4
U Wien Mitte-Landstrae
U2
U Schottentor
26 Museum of the Bohemian Forest___________________________ p. 55
U3
U Stubentor
64 MAK Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art____ p. 94
U1/U2/U4
U Karlsplatz
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Lines aC
LINE A STOPS
Line A will operate in Viennas 23rd district. Starting from the underground Michelangelos Sixtinische Kapelle
station U6 Alterlaa, the buses will take you to the following destination: Votivkirche, Wien
U6
U Alterlaa
107 ChocolateMuseum presented by Confiserie Heindl___________ p. 143
U6
U Alterlaa
LINE B STOPS
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station U4 Schnbrunn, the buses will take you to the following destination: Wiener Stadthalle Graz, Innsbruck, Wien
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LINE C STOPS
Line C will operate in Viennas 17th district. Starting from the regional railway
station S45 Hernals, the buses will take you to the following destinations:
S45,
s 43 Hernals
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129 Vienna Ambulance Museum_____________________________ p. 167
79 Vienna Snowglobe Museum_____________________________ p. 112
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1 Viennas First Museum of Fishery 2 21er Haus

Einzingergasse 1a Arsenalstrae 1
1210 Vienna 1030 Vienna
www.fischereimuseum.at www.21erhaus.at
0681 / 20 80 61 61 01 / 795 57707
On the outskirts of Vienna, right next to the Marchfeld Canal, The 21er Haus presents works of the Chinese concept artist,
Viennas First Museum of Fishery introduces you to the history of documentary filmmaker and activist Ai Weiwei in a spectacular
fishery in Vienna in former and current times. exhibition. In the course of guided tours, you can also gain insight
On about 200 square metres, the museum offers an insight into into the exhibitions and collections of the 21er Haus.
the following topics: GUIDED TOURS
The history of fishery in Vienna Duration: 30 minutes each | Meeting point: Foyer, 21er Haus.
Fishing equipment then and now AI WEIWEI TRANSLOCATION TRANSFORMATION
Fish and animal mounts (6 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM and 10 PM)
The history of the Marchfeld Canal On the exhibition of the famous Chinese artist Ai Weiwei.
The aim of the Museum of Fishery is to preserve and continue FRITZ WOTRUBA. 40 YEARS OF THE CHURCH IN MAUER, VIENNA
the tradition of fishery in Vienna and also to educate visitors in (6.30 PM and 7.30 PM)
ichthyology, ecology and biology. Three-dimensional and graphic studies at the depot (maximum 15
TOURS THROUGH THE MUSEUM participants).
Expert fishermen will guide you through the museum premises, THE LANGUAGE OF THINGS (8.30 PM)
present the exhibits to you and tell you about the history of fishery Material Hi/stories from the collection.
and the beginnings of the Marchfeld Canal. CORNELIUS KOLIG. ORGANIC (9.30 PM)
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME Between obsession and taboos.
Fascinating colouring pages for children. OPEN STUDIO FOR CHLDREN AGED 3 AND OLDER (6 PM10 PM)
CRANE FISHING NET Design your own dragon mask and learn a Chinese craft.
In the outdoor area you will find an old crane fishing net which was
used in the Danube and which even can be visited from the inside
with a guided tour. IMAGE_ (1) Ai Weiwei, (2) Erwin Wurm, One Minute Sculptures, 1997/2005,
Photo: Bildrecht, Vienna, 2016, (3) Cornelius Kolig, Untitled, 1968, Belvedere,
TIP_ As a culinary highlight, you will be offered carp spread made from fish Vienna, (4) Studio 21er Haus, Belvedere, Vienna, Photo: Isabelle Khler,
from the Marchfeld Canal, as long as stocks last. (13) Belvedere, Vienna
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3 Albertina 4 Old Viennese Schnapsmuseum

Albertinaplatz 1 Wilhelmstrae 1921
www.albertina.at www.schnapsmuseum.com
01 / 534 830 01 / 815 73 00
The Albertina offers modern and contemporary art, photography, The Old Viennese Schnapsmuseum, which has been in the pos-
and graphic works all under the same roof. session of the Fischer familiy for five generations, offers a unique
THE ALBERTINA MAKES POINTS WITH POINTS insight into the tradition of schnapps and liqueur production. The
In the Albertinas contribution to the ORF Long Night of Museums, tour through the museum from the office from 1904 to the old
points will be the main point and the presence of famous works distillers from the 19th century provides interesting facts about
by pointillists Seurat, Signac, Picasso, and Van Gogh will not be the schnapps and will also carry visitors away to the good old days of
only reason! Visitors will themselves become pointillists, bringing the monarchy. Some of the recipes of the Friedrich Fischer distillery
together 15,000 colourful points over the course of the evening to date back as far as the 19th century and have been traditionally
produce a 77 m pointillist reproduction of Drers Hare. passed on from father to son. The Old Viennese Schnapsmuseum
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME (6 PM8 PM) continues the tradition of liqueur production, specializes in absin-
The studio will be open for children aged 6 and up to create their the and produces delicious cream liqueurs.
own point-filled painting experiments! GUIDED DISTILLERY TOURS
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS Guided tours of the museum will be offered every 15 minutes.
Seurat, Signac, Van Gogh. Ways of Pointillism Start of the first tour: 6 pm.
Jim Dine. I never look away Start of the last tour: 12.45 am.
Landscapes & People. From the photographic collection
of the Albertina
Monet to Picasso. The Batliner Collection
Albertina Contemporary
TIP_ And on the culinary front, the evenings guests will be served exclusively
point-shaped snacks and sweets.
IMAGE_ (1) Vincent van Gogh: The Sower, 1888, Krller-Mller Museum, Otterlo,
(2) Jim Dine: Old Rider, 2008, Albertina, Vienna, 2016 Jim Dine | ARS, NY | Bild- TIP_ The tours end with tastings of in-house products, such as the Vienna Gold
recht, Vienna, (3) Claude Monet: The Water Lily Pond, ca. 1919, (4) Kenton Nelson: X.O., a liqueur refined with 23-carat leaf gold. For children, also home-made
Riveted, 2008, Kenton Nelson (34) Albertina, Vienna Batliner Collection, raspberry juice is available.
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5 Altes Rathaus (Old town hall) 6 Altes Rathaus (Old town hall)
Municipal District Museum District Council
Wipplingerstrae 8 Wipplingerstrae 8, 1st floor
www.bezirksmuseum.at www.innerestadt.wien.gv.at
01 / 40 0001127 01 / 40 0001199
The Museum of the District of Innere Stadt shows the chronolo- The Old Town Hall in the city centre of Vienna has been in the
gical development of the city of Vienna, which was equivalent to possession of the City of Vienna since 1316. It served as the seat
todays first district for almost 1,000 years. of the City Council. On May 26th, 1848, during the days of the Re-
Starting with the Roman times, the exhibits present the develop- volution in Vienna, the Committee of Safety for the maintenance of
ment of the medieval town until the first Turkish siege. Another order, which had been elected by the people of Vienna, met in the
focus lies on the magnificent fortification of Viennas city walls, Old Town Hall. Today, part of it houses the District Council of Innere
which were completed in 1650, and their performance test on the Stadt (1st district). Especially the baroque state rooms of the City
occasion of the second Turkish siege. Pictures document the era of Council and the Coat of Arms Hall provide a close look onto the
Maria Theresa and her famous son Emperor Joseph II. past. Experience the history of the city firsthand!
Emperor Franz Josephs era started with the bourgeois uprise of POLITICS A TOUR WITH THE HEAD OF THE 1ST DISTRICT
1848. His having the city walls torn down made the development MMAG. MARKUS FIGL (6 PM, 8.30 PM and 10.30 PM)
of Vienna towards a European metropolis possible. Unique exhi- The head of the 1st district, MMag. Markus Figl, will guide through
bits reflect this era, lasting up to its abrupt end in 1914. They are his offices. He will address the history of the house and its current
complemented by further displays leading up to the present. use by the administration of the first district.
GUIDED TOURS (6.30 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM) HISTORY A TOUR WITH MAG. CHRISTIAN MERTENS
(7.30 PM and 11.30 PM)
Historian Mag. Christian Mertens will guide through the premises
used by the District Council. The expert will give a general overview
of the history of the house and especially focus on the period from
the revolution in 1848 to the relocation of the City Council to the
New Vienna City Hall.
NOTE_ Barrier-free access is on the back side of the building, leading to the first
IMAGE_ (1) A view into the museum, (2) Shawl of a revolutionary guardsman and second floors.
1848, (3) Orchestrion, (4) Fire at the Palace of Justice IMAGE_ (14) photonews.at\Georges Schneider
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7 Altes Rathaus (Old town hall) 8 AnzenbergerGallery

Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance Absberggasse 27
Wipplingerstrae 8 1100 Vienna
1010 Vienna www.anzenbergergallery.com
www.doew.at 01 / 587 82 51
01 / 228 94 69319
The Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance (DW) is me- The gallery shows many Austrian and international photographers
morial site, research facility, meeting place offering counselling, over five exhibition cycles per year. Since 2011 a special focus of
library and archive at the same time. One of the main concerns of the gallery lies on the medium photobook. Since 2014 the An-
this place for learning and remembrance is to impart knowledge zenbergerGallery offers a 10-month education programme the
on National Socialism and its mechanisms in order to learn for the AnzenbergerMasterclass for long-term-projects of up to 16 pho-
present and future. tographers, supported by four professional photographers.
TOURS THROUGH THE EXHIBITION ON RESISTANCE AND HANDMADE III
PROSECUTION DURING THE PERIOD OF NATIONAL SOCIALISM Handmade III shows photography that, through different methods
(6 PM12 AM) becomes sensible, handmade and corporeal. Artists: Sissi Faras-
The DW offers continuous guided tours through the exhibition sat, Roger Ballen, Katie Kalkstein, Rita Maas, Simone Casetta,
on the Austrian First Republic, National Socialism in Austria, on Heather A. Wetzel, Yelena Zhavoronka, Heidi Kirkpatrick, Caroline
coming to terms with this dark chapter of the past and on current Roberts, etc.
responsibilities. GUIDED TOURS (7 PM and 9 PM)
FILMS ON THE HISTORY OF AUSTRIAN ROMA (6 PM1 AM) Gallery owner and curator Regina Maria Anzenberger will guide
The DW also shows historic film documents from 1920 to 1970 through the exhibition and explain the different techniques used
on the history of Austrian Roma. in the pieces. She will also present unique individual items and
SHORT TALKS BY GERHARD BAUMGARTNER (7 PM and 10 PM) small editions of handmade photography books.
Short talks of the Roma researcher and head of DW at 7 pm and
10 pm accompanying the film screenings.
TIP_ At the AnzenbergerGallery bookshop, which was founded 2013, you can
find rare, self-published and signed photography books.
IMAGE_ (1) Caroline Roberts, (2) Katie Kalkstein, (3) Sissi Farassat
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9 Architekturzentrum Wien
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1
1070 Vienna
www.azw.at
01 / 522 31 15
The Architekturzentrum Wien is the Austrian Museum of Architec-

ture and sees itself as an exhibition, events and research centre
that focuses on the theme of architecture and the culture of buil-
ding. The permanent exhibition, a_show. Austrian Architecture
in the 20th and 21st Centuries, shows highlights of the history
of Austrian architecture, while temporary exhibitions present the
wide spectrum of contemporary architecture. A broad programme
of guided tours, educational offers and associated events comple-
te the rich range of facilities and resources offered by the Austrian
Museum of Architecture.
GHOST TOWNS AND HAUNTED HOUSES (6 PM)
Old buildings tell stories about the former-occupants, times
past and other spirits. Sometimes these stories are wonderfully
creepy, too. Build your own haunted house and wait and see if
JEDE NACHT AUF RADIO WIEN
ghosts appear. LANGE NACHT DER
GUIDED TOUR OF THE EXHIBITION A_SHOW. AUSTRIAN
ARCHITECTURE IN THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES (8 PM) HITS & OLDIES
IMAGE_ (1) Az W, Hertha Hurnaus, (2) Photo: Pez Hejduk
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10 Arnold Schnberg Center 11 arteum Center for Sculpting

Schwarzenbergplatz 6 / Schulthegasse 8
Zaunergasse 13 (entrance) 1170 Vienna
1030 Vienna www.arteum.at
www.schoenberg.at 0676 / 635 05 04
01 / 712 18 88
The Arnold Schnberg Center, established in 1998 in Vienna, is Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of sculpting: sculptures
a unique repository of Arnold Schnbergs archival legacy and a and reliefs. Discover the special atmosphere of the studios, work-
cultural center that is open to the public. The Schnberg Estate is shops and exhibition areas.
World Heritage since 2011. EXHIBITION AT THE ARTEUM GALLERY
EXHIBITION: ARNOLD SCHNBERG THE MUSICAL IDEA Stone and metal scultpures, textile art, ceramics and luxurious craft-
Discover the composer through his compositions, paintings and work. Also: Heikou paints tree crystals live, and live video connec-
writings. Experience an exciting voyage through his music. Peruse tion with Septicwag at the Galerie Augenblick in Kirchberg/Wagram.
numerous artifacts, manuscripts and documents from the Schn- TOUR THROUGH THE SCULPTURE GARDEN (7 PM and 10 PM)
berg archives. With Reinhard Winter. In order to grasp the shapes, surfaces and
CONCERTS: SCHNBERG AND HOLLYWOOD (7.30 PM and 9.30 PM) materials, you are implicitly welcome to touch many of the sculp
Steven Scheschareg, baritone tures. Duration approx. 30 mins.
David Aronson, piano JOIN IN: STONE SCULPTING TRY IT
Wolfgang Dosch, presenter Reinhard Winter will show you the art of stone sculpting: Ex
Songs by Arnold Schnberg, Ralph Benatzky, Hanns Eisler, Walter perience the power of stone, from soap stone to granite!
Jurmann, Erich Wolfgang Korngold and others.
TIP_ You can purchase small treasures from the arteum at the gallery.
NOTE_ The arteum is accessible barrier-free, only the rest rooms are not.
IMAGE_ (2) Arnold Schnberg Center, (3) Hannes Bck IMAGE_ (14) Reinhard Winter/arteum
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12 Bank Austria Kunstforum 13 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere

Freyung 8 Prinz Eugen-Strae 27
www.kunstforumwien.at www.belvedere.at
01 / 537 33 12 01 / 795 570
The Bank Austria Kunstforum is the most successful private exhi- Baroque grandeur and Austrias most significant works of art,
bition venue in Austria. united in one place. Learn more about the glorious times of art,
EXHIBITION MARTIN KIPPENBERGER artists astounding lives and provocative scandals.
Martin Kippenberger (19531997) was notorious for being an GUIDED TOURS
enfant terrible of art. In his multimedia-based work, language Duration: 30 minutes each | Meeting point: Upper Belvedere, Sala
is his preferred medium. The exhibition presents about 100 terrena.
paintings, drawings, objects, installations and artists books and KISSING THE RIGHT WAY (6 PM, 8 PM and 10 PM)
focuses on Kippenbergers extremely free usage of language in the A proof of love or a cause for banishment and death? Entertaining
tradition of Dada. and profound stories about Klimts masterpiece.
STANDING UP / WRECKING CHAIR / YOU / YELLOW YOU (9 PM) THE WORLD AT SUNSET (6.30 PM, 8.30 PM and 9.30 PM)
The live audio drama by Oliver Augst, Rdiger Carl and Sven-ke On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Emperor Franz Josephs
Johansson combines music, texts and Martin Kippenbergers voice death outstanding portraits and masterpieces from the times of
into a dense sound collage. his reign.
DIRECTORY ACCORDING TO KIPPENBERGER (HOURLY FFROM 6 PM) FATAL AFFAIRS (6 PM, 7 PM and 9 PM)
A scavanger hunt through the exhibition, designed by students True love, indecent affairs and immoral offers in paintings from the
of the BORG Hegelgasse 12, will open up a humorous interactive 18th century.
approach to art. TOD & MDCHEN (DEATH AND THE MAIDEN)
(7 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM)
Noah Saavedra, who plays Schiele, and author Hilde Berger will
read from the original novel which the film Egon Schiele Tod &
Mdchen is based on.
IMAGE_ (1) The End of the Alphabet, 1989, photo: A. Burger, Zrich, TIP_ Find the original painting Death and the Maiden at the Upper Belvedere.
(2) Untitled (from the series Hand Painted Pictures) 1992, (12) Martin IMAGE_ (1) Upper Belvedere, photo: Ian Ehm, (2) Gustav Klimt, The Kiss,
Kippenberger, Friedrich Christian Flick Collection at the Hamburger Bahnhof, (3) Tod & Mdchen (Death and the Maiden), Thimfilm, (4) Tom von Dreger,
Berlin, Estate of Martin Kippenberger, Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne, Emperor Franz Joseph I., (12, 4) Belvedere, Vienna
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14 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere 15 Belvedere, Winter Palace

Rennweg 6 Himmelpfortgasse 8
www.belvedere.at www.belvedere.at
01 / 795 570 01 / 795 570
The scandalous painter Franz von Stuck stirred up his audience Prince Eugenes former city palace has been home to outstanding
with his erotic imagery at the end of the 19th century. Stuck was a exhibitions since 2013. The magnificent halls of the state rooms
shooting star in his days. Expect myth and eroticism! have become a place of artistic encounter between the baroque
GUIDED TOURS setting, the Belvederes collections, and contemporary art of na-
Duration: 30 minutes each | Meeting point: Upper Belvedere, tional and international stars. Entertaining tours span the range
ticket office. between the baroque architecture and contemporary art.
MUSE OR MURDERER (6 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM) GUIDED TOURS
Learn more about the magic of femininity. How strong is a womans Duration: 30 minutes each | Meeting point: Winter Palace, ticket
power of seduction? office.
INSPIRATION OF PHOTOGRAPHY FROM MAKART TO KLIMT ONLY AT THE WINTER PALACE (6 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM)
(6.30 PM, 7.30 PM and 9.30 PM) Fact and fiction are in the focus of this tour about the secrets of
Fascination and horror. On how Klimt & Co connected painting and Prince Eugenes residence.
photography. STERLING RUBY (6.30 PM, 8.30 PM and 9.30 PM)
NUDE DRAWING CLASS (7 PM and 8 PM) Learn more about current works of the controversial and erratic
Receive tips and tricks for life drawing at the speed class with US American artist Sterling Ruby. The focus of his first survey ex-
Klaus Henkelmann (Die Kunst VHS). hibition in Europe are works dealing with military imperialism and
OPEN STUDIO FOR CHILDREN (6 PM10 PM) war rhetoric and thus also refer to Austrian general Prince Eugen
Design a dreamcatcher, paint a bookmark or paste a baroque mask. of Savoy.
IMAGE_ (1) Palace garden, photo: Ian Ehm, (2) Franz von Stuck, The Sin, IMAGE_ (2) Sterling Ruby, Sandal (4828), 2014, photo: Robert Wedemeyer,
Galerie Katharina Bttiker, Zurich, (3) Carl Johan Peyfuss, Model in Peyfuss Courtesy Sterling Ruby Studio, (3) Prince Eugenes Winter Palace, photo:
studio, around 1895, Photoinstitut Bonartes, Vienna, from a glass negative, Oskar Schmidt, (4) View into the Blue Room at the Winter Palace, photo:
(4) Belvedere, childrens studio, photo: Natascha Unkart, Belvedere, Vienna Oskar Schmidt, (1, 34) Belvedere, Vienna
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16 Museum of the Funeral Services Vienna 17 Museum of the District of

at Vienna Central Cemetery Donaustadt (22nd District)
Simmeringer Hauptstrae 234 Kagraner Platz 53 & 54 (the building in the park)
www.bestattungsmuseum.at www.bezirksmuseum.at
01 / 760 67 01 / 203 21 26
Vienna and die schne Leich (a grandiose funeral): The Museum In the former fire station, pictures and objects are on display that
of the Funeral Services Vienna guides you through the traditions show the seven villages and one colony of Donaustadt as they
of funerals and cemeteries in Vienna from the 18th century to used to be. The highlights include the altar of Aspern (Napoleon
the present. attended a Mass in front of this altar), rowing clubs at the Old
Special events during the ORF Long Night of Museums: Danube, the clock of the church of Senbrunn, gardeners in the
TEST A COFFIN district, the model of a boat mill, the Maria Theresa Gate of Essling
Back again at last! Find out how it feels to lie in the final casing. and an open air gallery in front of the museum.
WE WILL MEET AGAIN IN HEAVEN (6.30 PM and 8 PM) EXHIBITION THE SMALL THINGS IN LIFE
if theres still room: Julius Mller will read anecdotes of under- The museum presents objects from an old cardboard railway map
takers, supported by the graveyard singers of Festklang. to a miniature photo camera (spy camera). Among the more than
ACCESSOIRE FUNERAIRE 300 small things there are also decorative figurines, toys, costu-
Urns and coffins designed by young artists. me jewellery, promotional give-aways, Russian nesting dolls (Ma-
CEMETERY CHURCH tryoshkas), edelweiss in a setting, padlocks and dolls dishes.
A nightly visit to the Art Nouveau gem. EXHIBITION ERICA FAUSEK
PARTY-COFFINS Landscapes in watercolour and acrylic.
Paint a coffin for children and adults. TRAM TRACK SCRAPERS AND OTHER VIENNESE TYPES (10 PM)
MAGNIFICENT CARRIAGE AND COLOURFUL HEARSES A nostalgic musical retrospect by Walter Cozik.
Funeral carriages and hearses from the past and the present. GUIDED TOURS BY DIRECTOR HELMUT JUST
On every full and half hour.
TIP_ Take the U3 to Simmering, then take trams 6 or 71 and get off at Zentral-
friedhof 2. Tor. In the ORF Long Night of Museums, operating times of the
trams on line 6 will be prolonged until 1am between the stops Zentralfriedhof
3. Tor and Grillgasse (U3).
NOTE_ Only a limited number of visitors can be admitted to the museum at the
same time. TIP_ A illustrated book and brochures about Donaustadt are available at the
IMAGE_ (14) B&F Vienna museum.
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Prager Strae 33
1210 Vienna
www.bezirksmuseum.at
0664 / 556 69 73
Built under the commission of Georg Heinrich Ritter von Mautner
Markhof in 1900, Mautner Schlssel (Mautners small castle)
has housed the District-Museum Floridsdorf since 1960. Gather
information on the development of landscape and living space
from 7,000 years ago, up to the present times. Special space has
been given to the developmental factors like the Danube, rail
traffic, industry and military history. There are also seperate rooms
dedicated to Ludwig van Beethoven, and president Franz Jonas
from Floridsdorf.
AREA DONAUFELD OF THE DISTRICT THE YOUNGEST FORMER
INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY
Special exhibition of pictures and documents from the book
Donaufeld with Bruckhaufen. Autograph session with author
Franz Uhlir (6 pm8 pm).
HISTORY OF VIENNAs 21ST DISTRICT (6 PM10 PM)
Cinematic impressions and interviews with contemporary witnes-
ses. Duration: 45 Minutes.
BEETHOVEN IN JEDLESEE AS THE GUEST OF COUNTESS ERDDY
(6 PM10 PM)
Learn more about the composer and his public life in hourly guided
tours.
TIP_ The museum offers a variety of publications like picture books, historical
books and a DVD about the districts history.
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Josefstadt (8th District) Landstrae (3rd District)
Schmidgasse 18 Sechskrgelgasse 11
www.bezirksmuseum.at www.bezirksmuseum.at
01 / 403 64 15 01 / 40 0003127
The Museum of the District of Josefstadt shows the development Three permanent show rooms and four changing exhibitions per
of the 8th district from 1700 to the present, and acts as an active year are on display in the museum, among them The Romans in
center for diverse activities for Josefstadt residents. Landstrae, Nothing is certain, Ungargasse 60, 40 years of
40 YEARS MUSISCHES ZENTRUM WIEN JAM SESSION Circus Roncalli and paintings by Heinz Richard Berger. The show
(6 PM1 AM) rooms offer you information on Jewish forgotten neighbours, the
The interactive exhibition 40 Years Musisches Zentrum Wien composer Bruno Granichstdten and the poet Josef Weinheber.
invites visitors to join in with music, dance and theatre performan- READING BY PROF. DIETMAR GRIESER (7 PM)
ces. Jam together with the musicians of the Musisches Zentrum, Prof. Dietmar Grieser will read from his latest books Geliebtes
bring your kids, dance in the exhibition rooms and find out if you Geschpf, Tiere, die Geschichte machten (Beloved creature
are allowed to use the displayed instruments. Animals that made history).
SPORTS IN THE JOSEFSTADT READING BY DR. EVA BAUER (8 PM)
The exhibition informs about past and current sports facilities Dr. Eva Bauer will read from her works.
in the Josefstadt district such as ice skating, table tennis, gym- READING BY HELGA ANDERLE (9 PM)
nastics, climbing and yoga as well as the life and career of figure Helga Anderle will read from her mystery stories.
skater Emmerich Danzer and his free skating performance at the READING BY BRUNO LUDL (10 PM)
World Championship 1968. Bruno Ludl will read humorous stories from various authors.
KIDS PROGRAMME (6 PM8 PM)
How to make knots for climbing instructed by professionals of
the Alpenverein-Gebirgsverein.
TIP_ Snacks will be offered.

IMAGE_ (1) Circus Roncalli, (2) Exhibition Heinz Richard Berger, (3) Memorial
TIP_ Snacks and drinks. room Granichstaedten, (4) Weinheber room, (1-4) Museum of the District of
IMAGE_ (13) Musisches Zentrum Wien, (4) Schroedel Landstrae
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Meidling (12th District) Rudolfsheim-Fnfhaus (15th District)
Lngenfeldgasse 1315 Rosinagasse 4
www.bezirksmuseum.at www.museum15.at
01 / 817 65 98 01 / 40 0015127
Experience the extensive portrayal of the history of the district in The Museum of the District of Rudolfsheim-Fnfhaus focuses on
the oldest and at the same time most modern district museum the research of everyday culture. It is a place for encounters, an
of Vienna on the basis of paintings, drawings, photographs and information platform and a cultural venue for children.
objects of everyday life. The museum also houses the archives of SPECIAL EXHIBITION GAMES & SPORTS IN
Hermann Leopoldi and Carl Lorens with music samples. RUDOLFSHEIM-FNFHAUS
SPECIAL EXHIBITION SPORTS IN VIENNA Schmelz sports complex, Stadthalle, Rapid, Hans Orsolics and more.
Kickers, tennis players and athletes. TREASURE HUNT (FOR CHILDREN AGED 6 TO 12) (6 PM)
SPECIAL EXBITION IN THE GALLERY MINDFULNESS 15 questions about the 15th district will guide the young museum
Animal and nature drawings by Robert Floch. detectives through the museum. They can win small prizes.
MUSICAL PROGRAMME (8 PM) BOOK PRESENTATION SIGI BERGMANN AUS DEM NOTIZBUCH
Duo KrapfBerg: Harmonica meets Guitar. Isabella Krapf, har- EINES SPORTREPORTERS (FROM A SPORTSCASTERs NOTEBOOK)
monica, and Kroly Berki, guitar, play classical music, jazz, film (7.30 PM)
scores and more. Sigi Bergmann, Austrias most popular sportscaster, recounts
stories of stars, tournaments and about how the war got to a small
village in Styria.
GUIDED TOUR THROUGH THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION (10 PM)
Museum director Brigitte Neichl will guide through the exhibition.
PREMIERE OF 5/15 (12 AM)
Five talents in literature or music will present their artistic works,
15 minutes each.
TIP_ Tasting of wines. TIP_ Champagne reception at 5.30 pm: Start into the ORF Long Night of
IMAGE_ (1) Model of a hunting lodge in Hetzendorf, (2) Sports in Vienna, Museums at this comfortable Vienna district museum!
(3) Tiger, Robert Floch, (4) Musicians, Duo KrapfBerg IMAGE_ (14) BM 15
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Simmering (11th District) Whring (18th District)
Enkplatz 2 Whringerstrae 124
www.bezirksmuseum.at www.bezirksmuseum.at
01 / 40 0011127 01 / 40 0018 127
In the museum of the District of Simmering you can experience The museum shows:
the multifaceted history of the 11th district of Vienna. The current the wooden relief of St. Marys Going Home (Donauschule,
exhibitions are News from the Wiener Neustadt Canal and b/w, about 1520), which was found in the ground during the installa
colourful, round. tion of Trkenschanzpark in 1888.
EXHIBITION NEWS FROM THE WIENER NEUSTADT CANAL a show kitchen Working and Living around 1900, with items for
From 1803 to 1879, ships sailed through the Canal between Wiener everyday use and tools of tailors, shoemakers, laundresses, etc.
Neustadt and Vienna, including Simmering. Find out new informati- pictures, photos, documents and maps of the former villages
on about the start of the construction of its extension to denburg/ that today form the 18th district (Whring, Weinhaus, Gersthof,
Sopron in 1804 and about people who wrote canal history. Ptzleinsdorf)
EXHIBITION TOUR (6.15 PM and 11.15 PM) and much more.
With curator Johannes Hradecky. SPECIAL EXHIBITION PROTECTION
EXPEDITION THROUGH SIMMERING AT NIGHT (8.15 PM) Approximately 30 paintings by Stefanie Grssl are on display. The
With Petra Leban & Johannes Hradcky. versatile artist from Whring is also a photographer.
On the trails of the former canal from Enkplatz, through Herder- TOWER ASCENT
park, along the Aspang railway line to Am Kanal. Ascent to the tower of the Town Hall of Whring. In small groups of
HEDGEHOGS, KNITTED CREATURES & GLOTZIS visitors only, on demand and weather-permitting!
Collectors and artists from Simmering present their treasures: Ro-
semarie Bolzer, Brigitte Lichtenhofer, die Luefs, Helene Pal, Patri-
cia Jaqueline, Christa Trummer, Elisabeth Wolfik, Brigitte Brauneis,
Gnther Weidmann, and more.
IMAGE_ (1) Wiener Neustadt Canal, (2) Glotzi by P. J. IMAGE_ (12, 4) Museum of the district of Whring, (3) Stefanie Grssl
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25 Bible Center 26 Museum of the Bohemian Forest

Breitegasse 48 / ground floor Ungargasse 3
www.bibelzentrum.at www.boehmerwaldmuseum.at
01 / 523 82 40 0664 / 88 88 28 24
The Bible Center at the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna is a place that The museum shows the history of former Bohemia and the life in
invites you to get in touch with the Bible, its history and meaning. the regions Bohemian Forest, Egerland and the Ore Mountains. The
Inside the centre with its fascinating architecture, a collection of museum supports genealogical research in a homelike atmosphere.
Bibles in approximately 500 languages from five centuries can be GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN BOHEMIA
found. In addition, the exhibition Bible and money. Coins from Are you searching for your family roots in Bohemia? Experts sup-
biblical times are telling stories and history is on display. port you in researching your ancestors in German, English and
EXHIBITION BIBLE AND MONEY Czech, show you the newest features on the internet and help you
Starting from ancient coins stories from the Bible around money decoding old handwritings!
are told on explanatory panels, but also insights into the day-to- EXHIBITION PAINTINGS, GRAPHIC ARTS AND WATER COLOURS
day-life in biblical times are given. How to use money in a respon- Various previously not revealed exhibits provide a geographical
sible way is a challenging question even today. The Bible might overview of the regions Bohemian Forest, Egerland and Ore
give surprising answers. Mountains. Moreover, life and oeuvre of many unknown artists are
COINS FROM BIBLICAL TIMES TELLING STORIES AND HISTORY! documented in this exhibition.
(7 PM7.30 PM, 9 PM9.30 PM and 11 PM11.30 PM) KEEPING THE OLD DIALECTS ALIVE (from 7 PM)
Guided tour through the exhibition. Listen to the stories of contemporary witnesses and to the old
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY (8 PM9 PM) dialects of the Bohemian Forest on the hour!
Readings of texts from the Bible around money with music.
ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE BIBLE (10 PM10.30 PM)
Short guided tours through the historic library of the Bible Center.
TIP_ Catering for visitors: Biblical buffet from 7.30 pm. TIP_ You can easily reach the museum in walking distance starting from railway
IMAGE_ (13) Bible Center station Wien Mitte-Landstrae. Have some rest and enjoy some snacks!
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27 Brennpunkt Viennas Museum 28 Federal Chancellery

of Heating Customs Ballhausplatz 2
Malfattigasse 4 1010 Vienna
1120 Vienna www.bundeskanzleramt.at
www.brennpunkt.wien.at 01 / 531 150
01 / 40 0034 100
Visit Viennas hottest museum! Meet Ugar-Ugar, the Stone Age The Federal Chancellery offers visitors the opportunity to tour the
man, take part in live experiments and much more. state rooms of the palace built in 1717, which are usually not open
GUIDED TOURS ON EVERY FULL QUARTER OF THE HOUR to the public. These include the Stone Room, where international
As a special service during the ORF Long Night of Museums, you state guests are welcomed, the magnificent Congress Hall, where
need not wait: Guided tours are offered on every full quarter of the the Congress of Vienna met 200 years ago, and the most important
hour. Come and enjoy live experiments and the astonishing effect setting of Austrian political affairs, the Large Cabinet Room.
of hot and cold! SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF THE AUSTRIAN STATE ARCHIVES
UGAR-UGAR, THE STONE AGE MAN THE BEGINNINGS OF THE REPUBLIC
How did humans discover fire? You are a part of that story! One pillar of the young republic was the universal, equal and direct
FITNESS TEST male suffrage, which had already been introduced in the monar-
How fit are you really? Produce energy with your muscular strength! chy through Becks electoral reform of 1907 and which abolished
the injustice of the curial voting system that had been effective
until then. Only after the defeat in World War I and the fall of the
Habsburg monarchy, the provisional national assembly adopted
suffrage for men and women in 1918. The exhibition in the Federal
Chancellary shows a survey of the most significant events of the
development from monarchy to republic.
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29 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna 30 Collegium Hungaricum Vienna

Ilgplatz 7 Hollandstrae 4
www.circus-clownmuseum.at www.becs.balassiintezet.hu/at
0676 / 340 75 65 01 / 214 05 810
The Circus and Clown Museum Vienna is an institution unique The Collegium Hungaricum Vienna represents Hungarian culture
of its kind in Europe. It brings to life the history of the famous in Vienna, it holds exhibitions, readings, concerts and more. In
Viennese circus artists, the circuses and the music halls from the 2016, the institute organises small retrospectives of the most
Biedermeier era to the present. Come and immerse yourself in this famous Hungarian artists. This exhibition series also includes the
poetic and fanciful exhibition. current show of Lszl Fehr.
During the ORF Long Night of Museums, the special exhibition EXHIBITION LSZL FEHR
250 years of the Viennese Prater is on display. Lszl Fehr (*1953) is considered one of Hungarys most famous
Laugh and marvel at the performances of clowns, magicians, jugg- painters. He was the first Central European artist whose work was
lers and mentalists from Viennas First Magic Theatre. shown on the Ringturm in Vienna. Fehr has developed a very
MAGIC SHOWS FOR CHILDREN (6 PM and 7 PM) distinctive style. He portrays schematic versions of vulnerable
Every child is given a magic trick as a present. figures in front of a uniform and compact background. He focuses
MUSIC HALL SHOWS FOR ALL AGES on the correlations of time, space and memory. His latest paper
(8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM, 11 PM and 12 AM) art is based on family photographs from the 1950s and discretely
Watch scenes from the productions of Prater Varit, Cabaret recounts very personal stories. Fehr reinterprets the photographs
Snitzel, Zoom Magic and Fools Brothers. by means of cut-outs and thus addresses the gaps of peoples
LEARN HOW TO DO MAGIC TRICKS memories and leaves room for imagination. By presenting his
Magic instructors are ready to help. latest works on paper right next to earlier paintings, the exhibition
GUIDED TOURS points out diversity by repetition.
Continuous tours of the museum. GUIDED TOUR OF THE EXHIBITION (7 PM)
TIP_ A culinary surprise awaits you this year again.

TIP_ Every hundredth visitor will receive a free museum merchandising package TIP_ Hungarian specialities.
as a present. IMAGE_ (13) Lszl Fehr, (1) Self-portrait with eyes closed, (2) Lookout,
IMAGE_ (24) @ Gabriele Swatosch (3) White bridge, (13) Collegium Hungaricum Vienna, Photos: Mikls Sulyok
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31 Condomi Museum 32 Demel Museum

Esterhazygasse 26 Kohlmarkt 14
liebens-wert.at/veranstaltungen/condomi_museum www.demel.com
01 / 595 52 55 01 / 535 17 170
At the Condomi Museum, you will see everything! From the early In the underground passages of the Imperial and Royal Court Con-
beginnings, when sheepskin and co. were still used as a protection fectionary Bakery, visitors are invited to join a small tour on the
against diseases, to odd inventions and ideas concerning condoms history of the house of Demel. Figures made of marzipan, sugar
and contraception. Condoms out of latex have existed since the showpieces and a bit of Demel history allow a deeper insight
1920s. Still untested at that time, they have since undergone consi- into a part of Viennese tradition.
derable transformations. Being the only way of contraception before GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (6 PM1 AM)
the 60s and the invention of the pill, they were later reserved for vi- Immerse yourself in the world of Demel, the art of the confectio-
sits to brothels, and had to be freed from taboos again in the 80s and ners and the history of the Demel family with two Viennese tour
90s. Today, condoms are considered very modern, being essential in guides. The cellar of the house is full of small sweet surprises.
the prevention of sexually transmittable diseases. They are available
in vegan and fair trade versions or even latex free and are often used
again as an alternative to hormonal contraception. The collection,
compiled with special care over more than 20 years, consists of items
from almost 100 years of machine-made condoms. It is located in the
vaulted cellar of the shop Liebenswert on 100 sqm.
READING FROM THE BOOK LUST UND LASTER IM ALTEN WIEN
(PLEASURE AND VICE FROM VIENNAs PAST) BY BARBARA
WOLFINGSEDER (6 PM1 AM)
Insights into the wild temptations of past years in Vienna. Ten-
minute readings on every full hour.
CONTINUOUS GUIDED TOURS AND EXPLANATIONS
Tours and explanations of the exhibits on demand.
TIP_ Indulge into a Demel Sachertorte freshly glazed by the confectioners from
TIP_ Every visitor will receive a glass of prosecco. As long as stocks last. 5 pm to 11 pm ( 4,50 per piece). Among the many surprises you will also find
IMAGE_ (13) Condomi Museum a small sample of Demel sweets.
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ORF. WIE WIR.
33 designforum Wien
Q21/MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1
1070 Vienna
www.designforum.at
01 / 524 49 490
Design deserves attention. And a place where creative output can

be presented and discussed.
The designforum Wien offers room for exhibitions and events all
around the topic of design right in the heart of the city at the
MuseumsQuartier Vienna. Since its opening in 2006, it has been
organising its own exhibitions, has brought international guest
exhibitions to Vienna and has presented the Austrian National
Design Prize and the Joseph Binder Award biannually.
CHAIR AFFAIRS. MATTIAZZI & ITS FAMOUS DESIGN(ER)S
Mattiazzi is an Italian family business known for its free-spirited
working approach. It produces exclusively wooden contemporary
design. Six of todays most famous creatives in the world Kon
stantin Grcic, Leon Ransmeier, Jasper Morrison, Ronan & Erwan
Bouroullec, Nitzan Cohen und Sam Hecht are designing for Matti
azzi. The designforum Wien invites you to the exhibition Chair
Affairs that shows the impressive oeuvre for the first time in this
specific compilation and as a premiere in Austria.
KEEN ON CHAIR TESTING? (7 PM)
Curators tour on the topic of Chair Affairs.
Mehr Kultur und Information SONNTAG

unter tv.ORF.at/ORFdrei ERLEBNIS
und im ORF-III-Newsletter: BHNE
Einfach anmelden unter
ORFdrei.insider.ORF.at
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34 Dialogue in the Dark 35 Electronics Museum

Freyung 6 Donaustadtstrae 45
www.imdunkeln.at www.htl-donaustadt.at/info/elektronikmuseum
01 / 890 60 60 01 / 201 050
Discover the unseen: losing sight of daily routine! A few years ago, an electronics museum was installed with much
Dialogue in the Dark is an exhibition where you wont see anything love and care at htl donaustadt, in order to help students grasp the
at all. In small groups visitors are led through completely darkened development of electrical engineering and electronics. The exhibi-
rooms by blind or visually impaired guides. Due to absolute absence tion shows historical radio and television devices and computers,
of light everyday situations turn into an appealing adventure complemented by equipment for measurement and switching
With sharpened senses you will hear sounds in a new intensity, technology. On the occasion of the ORF Long Night of Museums,
feel the wind on your skin, and smell the forest floor like never the museum is open also to the public.
before. At the end of the tour you can even stimulate your taste EXPERIMENTS AND TALKS: TECHNOLOGY CLOSE-UP
buds in the dark bar! Explore the basic principles of technology and physics.
GUIDED TOURS LIMITED NUMBERS! (6 PM12.30 AM) EXHIBITION PIXEL REALITY
Tours begin every 10 minutes with max. 8 participants. At 6 pm, Explore last century pixel gaming.
reservation cards for the tours will be handed out, max. 320 spots. AIRBUS A320 FLIGHT SIMULATOR
Reservation cards available only on production of the ORF Long Copilots ages 14 and older are welcome. Real time flight duration is
Night of Museums ticket. Children are very welcome however approx. 20 minutes. Additionally computer simulation for younger
they do need a reservation card, too. visitors.
SEEING MORE TECHNOLOGY CONSTRUCTION SETS FOR CHILDREN (3 TO 99)
Blind Vision by Ralph Nachtmann uses a camera to mediate From simple constructions to racing cars.
between blind and sighted people. Christoph Raffetseder pre-
sents extensive comics featuring fantastic adventures of the blind
Gerhard P.
TIP_ Small snacks, desserts and drinks will be provided.
TIP_ Suitable for people of all ages. TIP_ In the ORF Long Night of Museums, operating times of the buses on line
NOTE_ Limited capacity of only 320 spots please understand that not 94A will be prolonged until 1am between the stops Stadlau and Deinleingasse.
everybody can be granted a place for the tours. IMAGE_ (1) LED 2016, (2) Experiments with the founder of the museum,
IMAGE_ (14) Dialogue in the Dark G. Maurer, (3) A320 cockpit view, (4) Computer and floppy drive
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36 Ernst Fuchs Museum 37 Viennas First School Museum

Httelbergstrae 26 Breitenleer Strae 263
www.ernstfuchsmuseum.at schulmuseum.schule.wien.at
01 / 914 85 75 0660 / 680 56 86
Built in 1888 by world-famous architect Otto Wagner, the villa was The society of the Wiener Schul Museum (Viennas School Mu-
saved from ruin in 1972 by Ernst Fuchs and has been a private seum) was founded in 1992. It has set its focus on documenting
museum since 1988. The six magnificently decorated rooms open the multi-faceted development of education in Vienna and on
to the public contain the worlds largest collection of oil paintings, comprising and merging existing collections. The societys special
drawings, etchings, sculptures and applied art by the master aim is to not only show museum exhibits but to also put them to
of Fantastic Realism. Stroll through the artists former private the test and to compare them to modern teaching materials, thus
chambers and admire his specially designed furniture, inlays and accentuating innovative teaching concepts.
fabrics. The fin-de-sicle stained glass windows were designed by WHAT SCHOOL WAS LIKE 100 YEARS AGO (from 6 PM)
Adolf Bhm. A classroom from the time around 1900.
SPECIAL EXHIBITION ERNST FUCHS UNICORN CYCLE AND EXHIBITION FROM QUILL TO SABRE
OTHER MASTERPIECES FROM THE 1950S School in Vienna during World War I.
The graphic oeuvre of young Ernst Fuchs can be considered to be GUIDED TOURS THROUGH THE EXHIBITION (6.15 PM and 8 PM)
among the most distinguished ones of our time. Through it, the PRESENTATION (from 6 PM)
Vienna School of Fantastic Realism has gained worldwide reco- Presentation of chemical and physical experiments with historical
gnition. The output of a tireless frenetic diligence, a struggle for devices.
ultimate truths in the contents and symbols of old writings, myths CHILDRENs PROGRAMME (from 6.15 PM)
and allegories. Scavenger hunt, writing station.
GUIDED TOURS
Continuous guided tours in German and English.
TIP_ Refreshments will be served in the gallery caf and on the covered terrasse. TIP_ Small refreshments will be offered.
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38 Fire Department Museum Vienna 39 Torture Museum Museum of

Am Hof 7 the Medieval History of Law
1010 Vienna Fritz-Grnbaum-Platz 1, Esterhazypark
www.feuerwehr.wien.at 1060 Vienna
01 / 531 9951207 www.foltermuseum.at
01 / 585 71 85
Explore the history of firefighting at the place where the oldest In an exhibition space of about 800 square metres, the deve-
professional fire brigade in the world was founded. While the fire lopment of the legal system from Antiquity to the Early Modern
trucks leave the station from the ground floor, you can experience Times is displayed. The information is presented entertainingly
the world of firefighting on the first floor. Find out about the deve- and will take visitors right back to the time of their ancestors.
lopment of fire fighting in general by exploring the history of the Where were execution sites located? What methods of torture were
municipal fire brigade. In the exhibition you can discover big inci- applied? These and many other questions are answered on the
dents of the past, like the fire in the Ringtheater or in the Rotunda. basis of more than 100 exhibits, true to the original, together with
SPORTs AND CULTURE scientific texts.
The special exhibition shows the importance of sports and culture HISTORICAL CULTURAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE
to the firefighters. It started with a small association of firefighters By Duro Nox.
and step by step more sport and culture enthusiasts joined them.
Soon there were different groups: fencing, shot putting, painting
and also javelin throwing. The best athletes from the various
groups even went on world championships.
PRESENTATIONS, EVERY 45 MINUTES
During the ORF Long Night of Museums, presentations on spe-
cial topics such as the special exhibition, the fire in the Ringthe-
ater or the fire in the rotunda will be held in 45-minute intervals.
IMAGE_ (13) MA 68 Lichtbildstelle, (4) SKV/Harald Messnig
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40 Frederick Kiesler Foundation 41 Money Museum of the

Mariahilfer Strae 1b Oesterreichische Nationalbank
1060 Vienna Otto-Wagner-Platz 3
www.kiesler.org 1090 Vienna
01 / 513 07 75 www.oenb.at/moneymuseum
01 / 40 4209222
Frederick Kiesler (18901965) was an Austrian-American ar- Visit the Money Museum the public face of the Oesterreichische
chitect, artist, theorist, furniture and set designer. His visionary Nationalbank!
ideas and interdisciplinary approach impacted on his contempora- GUARDIAN OF THE CURRENCY. 200 YEARS OESTERREICHISCHE
ries and are still relevant for todays artistic production. NATIONALBANK
LAWRENCE WEINER FULL CIRCLE Find out how political, social, and technical developments influ-
For the Frederick Kiesler Foundation, Weiner has completely ence central bank tasks and working conditions. A wide range of
redesigned his work Full Circle, created in 1999. His profound exhibits take you on a fascinating journey through 200 years of
concept of space, his analysis of each specific spatial situation OeNB history.
characterize Weiners oeuvre here, a bridge to Frederick Kieslers MONEY IN AUSTRIA. FROM ANTIQUITY TO MODERN TIMES
work, which revolved around the superordinate idea of an endless An overview of more than 2,600 years of money is on exhibit in
space throughout all his life, is built in complete independence. the vault.
GUIDED TOUR WITH THE CURATOR (8 PM) LIFT A GOLD BAR
Experience the sensation of holding 12.5 kilograms of pure gold
in your hands.
KIDs CORNER
Join the puzzle hunt and win a certificate for successful completion!
QUIZ
Participate in a quiz and win one of three OeNB commemorative
coin sets or one of five books Memories of a Central Bank. Oester-
reichische Nationalbank. Since 1816.
IMAGE_ (12) Frederick Kiesler Foundation, (3) 2015 Lawrence Weiner /

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42 The Paintings Gallery of the 43 GeschichtenOrt Hofburg

Academy of Fine Arts Vienna In the public space between
Schillerplatz 3, 1st floor Josefsplatz and Museumsquartier
www.akademiegalerie.at geschichtenort.eu
01 / 588 162222 01 / 216 48 4422
The prestigious old masters collection is featuring above all Hie- Austrian history has been focused to a considerable extent on the
ronymus Boschs famous Last Judgement Triptych. Further focus Hofburg Vienna and its surrounding areas. Its buildings, squares,
is laying on works from Titian, Rubens and Rembrandt to Tiepolo. and parks convey the stories of how this country developed.
DANCING LIKE HELL WITH DEVILISH DELIGHT | THE VICIOUS WORLD Nevertheless, there is no information for visitors and citizens on
OF HIERONYMUS BOSCH (7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM) this history in any of the public places around the Hofburg. As a
The monsters in Hieronymus Boschs Last Judgement Triptych consequence, the Burghauptmannschaft sterreich has initiated
have been inspiring Ensemble Maledetto to ingenious compo- the exhibition GeschichtenOrt Hofburg. It aims to present this
sitions and frenetic rhythms. Sabine Hasicka (tap, percussion), areas topography to the Viennese population and visitors from a
Aneel Soomary (trumpet), Mahan Mirarab (guitars) und Alexander new point of view.
Lackner (bass) are surrendering to the Seven Capital Sins in jazzy EXHIBITION
to oriental modes, contemplative to explosive, thus performing GeschichtenOrt Hofburg is an exhibition situated in the public
infernal music at its best. space, which aims to search for traces of the past beyond the big
SHORT GUIDED TOURS THROUGH COLLECTION AND SPECIAL tales of power and ruling dynasties (curators: Ingrid Holzschuh,
EXHIBITION (6.15 PM, 8.15 PM and 10.15 PM) Maria Welzig). The stories are told via 20 installations, which can
DESCENT TO HELL AT MIDNIGHT (12 AM) also be used as urban furniture, exactly where they happened,
Crowning final is a guided tour to Boschs monsters and devils. between Josefsplatz and Museumsquartier, between Burggarten
and Volksgarten.
GUIDED TOURS THROUGH THE EXHIBITION
(6 PM, 7.30 PM, 9 PM, 10.30 PM and 12 AM)
TIP_ Buy your long-night-ticket at the Paintings Gallery and get the devilishly
tasty Bosch-chocolate-taler!
Meet at the installation Zwidemu (= between the museums at
TIP_ Refreshments and small delicacies on the spot offers the caf at the Maria-Theresien-Platz). Duration: approx. 75 minutes.
Academy entrance.
NOTE_ Barrier-free access via the entrance Makartgasse 2 (with intercom to the IMAGE_ (1) Access to the city, (2) Daily life in front of the Burgtor,
doorman or tel 01/ 588 161818). An elevator to the 1st floor is in the gateway left. (3) Keys to the Hofburg, (4) Perspectives of justice, (1, 3) Maria Welzig,
IMAGE_ (14) The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna (2, 4) Feld72
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44 House of Music
Seilersttte 30
1010 Vienna
www.hdm.at
01 / 513 48 50
The House of Music is an interactive sound museum located in the

heart of Viennas city centre. The exhibition spaces at the House of
Music offer new innovative approaches to music.
THE VIRTUAL CONDUCTOR
Have a go at conducting the Vienna Philharmonic! Each visitor has
a chance to do this with the Virtual Conductor.
FACING MOZART
This new interactive application allows visitors to bring a Mozart
portrait to life.
VIRTOSTAGE / ZOO CONCERT
The heart-warming story, based on Marko Simsas childrens
book, has been designed particularly for younger visitors. It takes
C RA F TBIERF EST. AT C RA F TBIE RFEST
them on an interactive musical adventure trip.
STAIRPLAY
The historical staircase at the beginning of the sound museums
musical tour acts as a piano with 13 movement-sensitive steps as
18.19. Nov. 2016
keys, each illuminating the activated note on the wall panel.
TRUMPET MACHINE
In the courtyard, you can experience a remake of the music android
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which Beethoven included in his concert in December 1813. IM raHM
VIeNNa BeeNerder
11.20. Nov. Week
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45 Austrian Military Museum 46 HilgerBROTKunsthalle

Arsenal, Ghegastrae Objekt 18 47 HilgerNEXT
1030 Vienna Absberggasse 27, 1st staircase, 2nd floor | 3rd staircase, 2nd floor
www.hgm.at 1100 Vienna
01 / 795 610 www.hilger.at
01 / 512 53 15200
At the Austrian Military Museum, military history and history of In order to extend and strengthen the cooperation with internati-
warfare, technology and science, art and architecture merge into onal exhibition venues and museums, the HilgerBROTKunsthalle
a unique entity. was inaugurated in 2009. This space with its 800 sqm represents
SPECIAL EXHIBITION JIMMY KETS: THE GRAVES ARE NICE THIS TIME the gallerys laboratory for curatorial projects and influences and
OF YEAR supports all involved partners.
On the occasion of the commemoration of World War I, the Flemish HilgerNEXT assembles positions and provides artists from cutting-
Peace Institute assigned the press photographer Jimmy Kets with edge countries with a platform. The gallerys labour has been
creating a photographical series on the memorial landscape of rewarded through the participation of its artists in important inter-
World War I in Flanders, on the Western front. The exhibition is national exhibitions and biennales over the past years.
shown in Austria for the first time. HILGERBROTKUNSTHALLE: THE HILGER COLLECTION 2
TANKS, MARCH! (7 PM12 AM) PROJECT ROOM @ NEXT: ULFUR KARLSON
The Austrian Military Museum presents numerous interesting HILGERNEXT: LEILA PAZOOKI
tanks from its collection in the tank garden. A brief instruction to Leila Pazookis artistic work is inspired by eurocentrism in the art
one of the tanks is offered on every full hour. world and by the appreciation of art as a cultural product.
TANK SIMULATOR (7 PM12 AM) SPECIAL GUIDED TOUR THROUGH THE EXHIBITIONS (10 PM)
In the shooting simulator of the tank destroyer Krassier, you will Tour and discussion.
have the chance to experience the course of action in a tank turret
firsthand.
SKILLS TEST (7 PM12 AM)
Master the obstacle course with remote-controlled vehicles.
IMAGE_ (1) Nassau Calling Group Exhibition of the Bahamas, @ HilgerBROT-

TIP_ Free stew for everybody from 10 pm to 11 pm! Kunsthalle, 2015, (2) Brian McKee, Nothings Permanent, @ HilgerNEXT,
IMAGE_ (14) HGM 2016, (3) Jakob Kirchmayr, the gods are gone, @ project room@NEXT, 2016
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48 Hofmobiliendepot Imperial 49 Josephinum

Furniture Collection Whringer Strae 25
Andreasgasse 7 1090 Vienna
1070 Vienna www.josephinum.ac.at
www.hofmobiliendepot.at 01 / 401 6026001
01 / 524 33 57
The Imperial Furniture Collection, one of the largest collections of The Josephinum was founded in 1785 by Emperor Joseph II as a
furniture in the world, displays historical and modern furnishing medical and surgical military academy and is the most significant
styles from more than three centuries. In the ORF Long Night example of Classical architecture in Vienna and an important
of Museums, you can expect excerpts from the programme ac- legacy of the Enlightenment in Austria. It is the historic gateway
companying the exhibition Franz Joseph 18301916 about the to the Medical University of Vienna and houses the collections
monarchs private side and the people in his life. around the history of medicine, including the unique anatomical
MENAGE TROIS (7.15 PM, 8.45 PM and 10.15 PM) wax models, commissioned in Florence, impressive instruments,
The emperor and Katharina Schratt allow a glimpse into their very books, archive materials, manuscripts and legacies. It remains an
amusing correspondence (with S. Reisinger and K. Hexmann). important venue for discussion, teaching and research in the fields
EUGEN KETTERL (6.45 PM, 8.15 PM and 9.45 PM) of history and ethics in medicine.
Florian Sedivy as Franz Josephs valet chats about the life of the DE OCULIS ON THE EYE
emperor. With interventions by: Nadja Bournonville / Kerstin von Gabain /
THE RED ARCHDUCHESS (6.15 PM, 7.45 PM and 9.15 PM) Zenita Komad / Eva Kottkov / Anja Manfredi / Nadim Vardag.
Franz Josephs granddaughter talks about her adventurous life The exhibition features the Josephinums own historically-
(with Elisabeth Joe Harriet). important collections as well as exhibiting for the first time items
GUIDED TOUR (8 PM and 10 PM) from the extensive collection put together by the ophthalmologist
A short tour along Sis(s)is path. Hermann Aichmair.
GUIDED TOUR: FRANZ JOSEPH 18301916 FESTIVITIES AND FRULEIN HAHNKAMPER FEAT. VALENTIN EYBL (5.30 PM8 PM)
EVERYDAY LIFE (6 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM) Miss Hahnkamper presents fine jazz, own compositions in a blues
CHILDRENs STUDIO (6 PM10 PM) style and Viennese songs together with guitarist Valentin Eybl.
Make portraits of Franz Joseph and Sisi.
TIP_ Food and drinks in the foyer.

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50 Jewish Museum Vienna 53 Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum

Dorotheergasse 11 51 Imperial & Royal Vine Treasure Vaults
1010 Vienna Piaristengasse 45
www.jmw.at 1080 Vienna
01 / 535 04 31 www.piaristenkeller.at
01 / 406 01 93
The Jewish Museum Vienna at Palais Eskeles in Dorotheergasse The Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum and the Imperial & Royal
offers exhibitions on the Austrian Jewish history, religion and Vine Treasure Vaults are accommodated in the Piaristenkeller re-
tradition. staurant in the former collegiate cellar, which was situated in
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME ON THE WAY WITH VICTORIA BLITZ direct neighbourhood to the cavalry barracks during the imperial
(6.30 PM, 7.30 PM and 8.30 PM) era of Emperor Franz Joseph. At that time, it used to be a meeting
In the course of an authors reading, the new childrens book by place for the officers of the Imperial Elite.
the Jewish Museum Vienna will be presented to all children and The two collections have become museum attractions with excep-
interested visitors aged 3 to 120. tional guided tours.
STARS OF DAVID. THE SOUND OF THE 20TH CENTURY HIGHLIGHTS CHARMING HAT SPECTACLE & IMPERIAL CLUBBING
IN 30 MINUTES (8 PM, 10 PM and 12 AM) Instead of merely looking at museum pieces, guests may also try
Travel through the world, through time and through musical histo- on one of the treasures from the hat collection, including the head-
ry. Dont forget to bring headphones for your smartphones! gear of the elite cavalry regiments of the Imperial and Royal Army
OUR CITY FESTIVE! (9 PM and 11 PM) as well as flamboyant ladies hats. A museum tour with extrava-
The most important holidays in the Jewish festive cycle are the gance and style. Bring your camera and take mega cool pictures!
Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, Jom Kippur, Sukkot and Simchat HAT PARADE AND TRAINING CENTRE FOR HAND KISSING
Tora. Interesting stories and exceptional items from the collection Children are also invited to try on hats, and according to the theme
illustrate what is being celebrated and how. The young generation maintains the old tradition, they will be
SPECIAL GUEST GARY LUCAS (9.30 PM and 10.30 PM) introduced to the most elegant way of greeting of imperial times on
The former guitarist of Captain Beefheard and Lou Reed with a the hand kissing stage at the museum. The Viennese handkiss a
surprise show. Duration: approx. 25 mins. chivalric skill of the old gentlemens tradition.
TIP_ Enjoy a glass of wine from the Imperial & Royal wine treasure vaults
IMAGE_ (1, 3) Agentur Wulz Services, (2) Sonja Bachmayer, (4) Gary Lucas, (Sisiperle, a fruity sparkling wine with a light peach flavour for 3. per
private glass. Children will be offered a soft drink scout special for 1.)
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54 Klimt Villa Wien

Feldmhlgasse 11
1130 Vienna
www.klimtvilla.at
01 / 876 11 25
The Klimt Villa Wien houses the studio which the artist used from
1912 up to his death in 1918. At todays address of Feldmhl
gasse 11, he rented a summer house where he, according to his
own words, was labouring on his works. The house itself has
had an unsteady history and has been revitalised on the occasion
of the Klimt year 2012.
A permanent exhibition about Klimts studio is on display, the only
one located at one of his former places of work in Vienna.
From 1911 until his death in 1918, Gustav Klimt painted some of
his most important works in his studios in Feldmhlgasse.
SPECIAL EXHIBITION AGUA
Landscape paintings by the Spanish artist Carmen Amilivia, on
the 1st floor of the Klimt Villa Vienna. The paintings want to convey
STUDIOTICKETS
serenety and mystery to the viewer, through images that suggest
the muffled sound of the nature furrowed by clean and fresh water.
GUIDED TOURS (6 PM, 6.30 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM)
Guided tours through the Klimt Villa Wien.
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME (6 PM9 PM)
Painting and drawing like Gustav Klimt.
SICHERN!
Fiebern Sie mit den Chren mit
ab Freitag, 14. Oktober um 20:15 Uhr auf ORF eins.
IMAGE_ (1) Northern facade of the Klimt Villa Vienna, 2012, A. Baumann,
(2) Klimt studio, 2013, (12) Kuratorium f. Knstl. u. Heilende Pdagogik, Tickets fr DIE GROSSE CHANCE DER CHRE und
(3) Agua, Carmen Amilivia
weitere Sendungen erhltlich unter: tickets.ORF.at
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55 Museum of Nursing 56 Kuffner Observatory

Health care and nursing school at the Wilhelminenspital Johann-Staud-Strae 10
Montleartstrae 37 1160 Vienna
1160 Vienna www.planetarium.wien
www.wienkav.at/kav/ausbildung/allgemein/wil 01 / 89 17 41 50000
01 / 491 595010
Experience the development of nursing from Antiquity to the present The Kuffner Observatory, an observatory from the time of Histo-
in interactive guided tours and on the basis of authentic exhibits. rism, is located on Gallitzinberg in the district of Ottakring. It used
GUIDED TOURS WITH HISTORIC FIGURES to belong to an industrial magnate of the Austro-Hungarian Mon-
Meet historic figures, such as the Goddess Hygiea or Florence archy and has still retained its historical appearance. The Kuffner
Nightingale and join a tour through the house guided by nursing Observatory is home to a significant collection of astronomical ins-
staff in different historical costumes. truments from the 19th century, made by the renowned companies
MOVING IMAGES AND LIVING BOOKS Repsold and Sons in Hamburg and Steinheil in Munich. The great
Listen to living books. Pay a visit to Henry Dunant, the founder of refactor, the meridian circle, the vertical circle and the heliometer
the Red Cross, at the military hospital, which is equipped with were restored between 1993 and 2002 and adapted for the use
loans from the regional branch of the Red Cross in Lower Austria. in education and in the museum. Currently, astronomy tours and
Learn about modern practical routines at the hygiene corner, su- seminars for the public are offered all year round.
pervised by Ignaz Semmelweis. UNIVERSE UNPLUGGED WITH WERNER GRUBER (from 6.30 PM)
READING BY PETRA UNGER (8 PM) Science Buster Werner Gruber shows gigantic experiments from
The historical image of women in nursing. the almost infinite fields of physics and astronomy. Experience
NURSING MEDAL EXHIBITION an exciting evening of astronomy, explore the historical Kuffner
Nursing medals and decorations in the course of time a collec- Observatory and do not miss your chance to look through the
tion of V. Kozon. 125-year-old telescope.
TIP_ Meet Hildegard von Bingen, treat yourself to her herbal delicacies and TIP_ In the ORF Long Night of Museums, operating times of the buses on line
relax at the nostagic coffeeshop. 46B will be prolonged until 1am between the stops Ottakring and Feuerwache
IMAGE_ (14) WIL-Museum, (13) photos: Kelety, (4) photo: Rinkhy am Steinhof.
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57 KUNST HAUS WIEN Museum Hundertwasser 58 Kunsthalle Wien

Untere Weigerberstrae 13 MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1
www.kunsthauswien.com www.kunsthallewien.at
01 / 712 04 91 01 / 521 890
The Kunst Haus Wien celebrates its 25th anniversary! The museum Kunsthalle Wien is the institution of the City of Vienna dedicated to
presents the extensive oeuvre of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. It international contemporary art and discourse.
has also been Viennas first address for major international photo- BTON. CURATORs TOUR (7 PM)
graphy exhibition for many years. My view Curator Vanessa Joan Mller guides through the exhibi
MARTIN PARR. A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY tion Bton.
The first major retrospective of the work of the famous Magnum BTON. GUIDED TOUR (8 PM)
photographer Martin Parr in Austria. Especially for this exhibi From the utopia of social interaction Discover the fascination
tion, Martin Parr has created the photo series Cakes and Balls of contemporary art with the concrete-euphoria of the post-war
(2015/16). period to the present day.
MUSEUM HUNDERTWASSER AT KUNST HAUS WIEN BIG OBJECTS NOT ALWAYS SILENT. GUIDED TOUR (9 PM)
Key paintings of the artist and visionary Friedensreich Hundert- Sketches of a world of ideas of works of art and everyday ob-
wasser. jects The overview tour examines the world of ideas of artist
FOUND NOT TAKEN (GALLERY) Nathalie Du Pasquier and the mutual relationship of everyday
Photographic works by Edson Chagas. objects and art in her work.
THE VALUE OF WASTE INCREASING (GARAGE) BTON A CHILDRENs QUIZ
An exhibition dedicated to art, recycling and values. Kbberling/ A plan helps you to investigate the exhibition and besides gives
Kaltwasser, Dan Peterman, relax, transparadiso. you the chance to solve a few riddles. At the end a small gift awaits
QUICK TOURS (7 PM11 PM) you at the cash desk.
Through the current exhibitions.
MUSICAL SETTING FOR MARTIN PARRs CAKES AND BALLS
IMAGE_ (12) Kunsthalle Wien, (2) 2016, photo: David Avazzadeh, (3) Kasper
TIP_ Vegetarian specialities in the caf / restaurant and in the garden. Akhj, 999, 2015, Courtesy Ellen de Bruijne Projects, Amsterdam, (4) Nathalie
IMAGE_ (14) Martin Parr / Magnum Photos Du Pasquier, o. T., 2015, Courtesy the artist and Exile Gallery, Berlin
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59 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien
Maria-Theresien-Platz
1010 Vienna
www.khm.at
01 / 525 240
125 years of Kunsthistorisches Museum join the celebration!

MUSEUM FOR EVERYONE (7 PM11 PM)
Highlight tours and curators tours every half hour, through the
Kunstkammer Wien, the Picture Gallery, the Collection of Greek and
Saison
201617
Roman Antiquities and the Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection.
SHOW WORKSHOP OF THE PLATFORM VIENNESE CRAFTWORK
IN THE BASSANO HALL (from 7 PM)
Viennese artisans demonstrate their fascinating craftsmanship,
which can also be seen in the unique objects of the Kunstkammer.
GENTES DANUBII ROMAN FASHION SHOW
(7.30 PM, 9.30 PM and 10.30 PM)
Everyday and military life, from the Roman Republic to the Late
Antiquity.
Das neue Programm
GUIDED TOURS IN ENGLISH
Cornelius Meister . James Feddeck
8 pm Picture Gallery & Kunstkammer Wien
Jakob Hra . Johannes Kalitzke
10 pm Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities + Egyptian and Hannu Lintu . Matthias Pintscher
Near Eastern Collection & Kunstkammer Wien Emilio Pomrico . Markus Stenz
PREVIEW GANYMED 2017 (7 PM10 PM)
Rafa Blechacz . Gidon Kremer
Experience highlights from the hit production.
Harriet Krijgh . Elisabeth Leonskaja
ANTIQUITY IN ALL COLOURS Gabriela Montero . Sergej Nakariakov
7 pm and 8 pm: Guided tours for children Emmanuel Pahud . Fazil Say
7.30 pm9 pm: Childrens studio Anne Schwanewilms
TIP_ Dorotheum lounge: Live jazz and drinks in the Cupola Hall.
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60 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien 61 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich

Imperial Treasury Herrengasse 13
Hofburg, Schweizerhof 1014 Vienna
1010 Vienna www.kunstraum.net
www.kaiserliche-schatzkammer.at 01 / 904 21 11
01 / 525 240
In the worlds most important Treasury, you can marvel at the most As an exhibition and project space, Kunstraum NOE stands out
precious insignia and jewels from a millennium of European his- by being open for experimental and cross-genre projects. It is an
tory: Here, in the oldest part of the Imperial Palace (13th century), artistic research area and, at the same time, a vivid space for art-
you will not only find the Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire related discussion.
(from around 962) and the crown which later on became Crown AURA SELL-OUT (BARBARA HEROLD) (from 6 PM)
of the Austrian Empire (1602), but also parts of the Burgundian For this night, a machine for analysing souls has been set up at
Treasure from the 15th century, the Treasure of the Order of the the Kunstraum. It was developed especially for the exhibition by
Golden Fleece, and legendary treasuries from the possessions of media artist Barbara Herold. Expect an experimental aura reading
the Habsburgs, among them a unicorn of almost two-and-a-half in the man-machine dialogue.
metres and the Holy Lance. AURA GLASSES (from 6 PM)
The Ecclesiastical Treasury holds liturgical items, reliquaries and The aura of an artwork does it really exist?
vestments which give evidence of the Habsburgs piety. If you have ever asked yourself this question, do not miss out on
trying on the aura glasses! Wear the glasses on your tour of the
ORF Long Night of Museums and improve your awareness of the
fourth dimension.
The programme is part of the exhibition Aura Undercover,
curated by Cornelia Fachinger and Lena Lieselotte Schuster.
Further artists: Remigius Gnetner/Janine Maria Schneider, Georg
Winter/S_A_R Projektbro.
IMAGE_ (1) eSeL, 2010, (23) Lena Lieselotte Schuster, 2016
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62 The Long-Night Tram 63 Leopold Museum

around Ringstrae in a vintage tram MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1
www.rentabim.at www.leopoldmuseum.org
01 / 525 700
The historical Viennese trams illustrate the development of urban The Leopold Collection houses the most substantial collection of
public transport in Vienna. 14 of the exhibits of the VEF (Verband Egon Schiele worldwide and the unique exhibition Vienna 1900
der Eisenbahnfreunde, the association of train lovers) are inclu- an Art Nouveau exhibition with major works by Gustav Klimt
ded in the extensive collection of Remise Transport Museum as well as paintings, decorative art works and furniture from the
of Wiener Linien at Erdberg. Further 15 carriages, which were Secessionists.
built between 1913 and 1963, are being used for extra tours. Two SPECIAL EXHIBITION FOREIGN GODS. FASCINATION AFRICA
authentic trains were assembled from this stock, identical to the AND OCEANIA
ones operated on Viennas Ringstrae for many decades. One of In the exhibition Foreign Gods, the Leopold Collections high-
the two trains is a typical M-Dreiwagenzug (three-carriage train) quality compilation of tribal art will be presented for the first time
from 1929, which once gave the tram lines A, Ak, B and Bk their in its entirety. More than 100 rare ancestral figures, dance masks,
characteristic appearance. The second one is another carriage tools, architectural sculptures and other extraordinary pieces will
train just like the ones that were used on the lines J, T and D. The enter into stimulating dialogues with works by Pablo Picasso,
vintage trams are marked with Lange-Nacht-Bim and will ope- Amedeo Modigliani, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Max Ernst.
rate on Ringstrae and Kai between 6 pm and 1 am in clockwise EGON SCHIELE TOD UND MDCHEN (DEATH AND THE MAIDEN)
direction. Discover the history of Viennas municipal transport Film clips of the brand-new film will be shown exclusively at the
first-hand in this museum in motion. Leopold Museum before its release.
RIDES IN 15-MINUTE INTERVALS CHILDRENs PROGRAMME (AGES 6 AND OLDER) (6 PM8 PM)
From the stops Oper, Burgring, Bellaria, Brse, Schwedenplatz, In the context of the special exhibition Foreign Gods, you can
Stubentor, Schwarzenbergplatz. design masks in the Leo childrens studio.
TIP_ At the stop Schwedenplatz, you can change to the museum bus line
78M going directly to Remise Transport Museum of Wiener Linien. TIP_ View over Vienna at night from the panorama windows on the 4th floor.
TIP_ Pay a visit to the VEFs railway museum in Schwechat, as well! IMAGE_ (14) Leopold Museum
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64 MAK Austrian Museum of Applied Arts 65 Museum of the Market Office

/ Contemporary Art of the Municipality of Vienna
Stubenring 5 Floridsdorfer Markt 5
www.MAK.at www.marktamt.wien.at
01 / 711 360 01 / 40 0059255
The MAK owns an exceptional collection of applied art objects, of Life at the markets in Vienna was already very busy 1,000 years
works by artists from Josef Hoffmann to Margarete Schtte-Lihotz- ago. Names of streets and places in the first district still comme-
ky, and of pieces from Vienna to Korea. Gustav Klimts drawings morate those former market places: Hoher Markt, Fleischmarkt,
are another highlight. In addition you are invited to explore the Bauernmarkt, etc. The organisation and regulations of those old
exhibition Frederick Kiesler: Life Visions. market places were frequently mentioned. But who was respon-
GET TO KNOW THE MAK TOUR (6.30 PM and 10.30 PM) sible for their compliance? Since the year 1839, it has been the
FREDERICK KIESLER: LIFE VISIONS TOUR (8.30 PM) Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna.
60 min. each. The Museum of the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna
MAK WORLD: DISCOVERY TOUR (6 PM11 PM) gives an insight into this long period of existence. Pictures of
20 min. each: market places from the past and present are on display. Formerly
6 pm, The Dubsky Room: Baroque Opulence used measures are explained and visitors are invited to try and lift
7 pm, The Frankfurt Kitchen a centner. Scales that are about 130 years old or even older can be
8 pm, MAK Permanent Collection Asia: In the Vitrine tried out and/or inspected. Historical and modern food controls
9 pm, Gustav Klimts Paradise are illustrated with pictures and with the tools used. Different mo-
10 pm, Frederick Kiesler: Diving into the Raumstadt" dels, some of which date from the 19th century, are on display, e.g.
11 pm, Tea Party with Josef Hoffmann and Adolf Loos wax models of potato diseases or coffee beans made from dough.
MINI MAK TOUR (FOR KIDS) (6 PM and 7 PM) GUIDED TOURS (6 PM, 8 PM, 10 PM and 12 AM)
Through Frederick Kieslers Raumstadt. For children and adults.
KIDS WORKSHOP (FROM THE AGE OF 5) (6 PM9 PM)
Build a dreamworld together!
DJ SET (from 10 PM)
TIP_ Coffee Lounge. Special MAK Drink in the restaurant.

IMAGE_ (1, 3) Georg Mayer, (4) Gerald Zugmann, (14) MAK
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66 METRO Kinokulturhaus
Johannesgasse 4
1010 Vienna
www.filmarchiv.at
01 / 512 18 03
Movie theatre and exhibitions under one roof. With two screens and
two exhibition floors, the METRO Kinokulturhaus of the Filmarchiv
Austria offers the citys probably most beautiful movie location! With
more than 40 films every month, panel discussions and more.
ON GHOSTS AND ZEITGEISTS (6 PM7 PM)
Short guided tours for children (ages 612) with the resident
ghost Spooky.
NIGHT MAKES MOVIE (6 PM9 PM)
Producing a film together, with the help of various means. Work-
shop for children and adults.
IMPERIAL AND ROYAL MOVIE UNIVERSE (6 PM12 AM)
The new exhibition at Metro Kinokulturhaus opens on October 1st!
The attractions of this exclusive opening are unique exhibits and
film recordings from the times of the monarchy that have never
been shown before.
NON STOP CINEMA (6 PM1 AM)
Enjoy exciting short films and rarities of film history all night! From
9pm for adults only.
THEMED TOUR WITH CHAMPAGNE (10 PM and 11 PM)
Travelling through time with a film diva? Rediscover the Kinokultur-
haus at night and the history of cinema in this themed tour.
TIP_ Treat yourself to culinary specialities at the cinemas own organic bar.
TIP_ The first 50 visitors will receive a surprise present at the new exhibition.
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67 Motorrolldie Private Motorcycle Museum 68 Mozarthaus Vienna

Erlgasse 35 Domgasse 5
www.motorrolldie.at www.mozarthausvienna.at
0664 / 325 66 19 or 0664 / 430 06 09 01 / 512 17 91
Those were the days! Are you dreaming of travelling into the past At Mozarthaus Vienna you can find the only one of Mozarts apart-
on motorcycles, motor scooters or mopeds? This dream can come ments in Vienna that still exists today. Life and work of the musical
true in the private Motorcycle Museum Motorrolldie. On your time genius are presented on four levels. The exhibition focuses on his
travel you will also find a collection of historical radios, audiotape years in Vienna, which marked the zenith of his creativity.
recorders, photo cameras and other objects from the past. Motor- SPECIAL EXHIBITION MOZART IN MOZARTHAUS. HIGHLIGHTS
cycles of the brands Puch, HMW, Adler, Lohner and more constitute OF THE COMPOSERs EVERYDAY LIFE
the heart of the exhibition. Moreover, Motorrolldie is a place of An exhibition of the Archive of the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde
communication and of stories around the exhibits. in Wien in Mozarthaus Vienna.
SPECIAL EXHIBITION Mozart lived at Domgasse 5 for over two and a half years. From
Old magnetophones and recorders with music from the 50s and 1784 to 1787 he found artistic and social acceptance in Vienna.
60s on tape. The aim of the exhibition is to show Mozarts life as an artist and
PHOTO CORNER composer during this period, which was so important for him,
Have a picture taken of yourself at the photo corner, with historical through selected highlights and top-class exhibits.
and bizarre helmets on a motorcycle sidecar at places like Gro- GUIDED TOURS OF THE MOZARTHAUS VIENNA
glockner or Hawaii. (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM and 10 PM)
GUIDED TOURS EXPERIENCE MOZART THROUGH YOUR VOICE
Continuous guided tours through the museum with detailed expla- (8.30 PM and 10.30 PM)
nations of the motorcycles on display. An interactive workshop for beginners and advanced singers.
IMAGE_ (1) Buliding at night, (2) W. A. Mozart, oil painting in the possession of
TIP_ Buy your ORF Long Night of Museums ticket at Motorrolldie and get a Joseph Sonnleithner, a friend of Mozarts, Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in
free souvenir shot at the photo corner. Wien, (3) Bsendorfer Hall at Mozarthaus Vienna, (1, 3) David Peters
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69 Mumok Museum Moderner Kunst 70 Museum of Aspern-Essling 1809

Stiftung Ludwig Wien Asperner Heldenplatz 9
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 1220 Vienna
1070 Vienna www.aspern-essling-1809.eu
www.mumok.at 0664 / 49 78 71 62
01 / 525 00
The mumok is the largest museum in Central Europe for art since The Museum of Aspern-Essling offers an overview of the military
modernism. It makes the various aspects of the international and conflict between the French and Austrian troops in May 1809. It ex-
Austrian avant-garde accessible to everyone interested in the arts. hibits a documentation of the circumstances, displaying different
EXHIBITIONS sorts of weapons, uniforms, bullets and several pictures of the
Painting 2.0: Expression in the Information Age military leaders. In 1858, Archduke Albrecht, son of Archduke Karl,
We Pioneers. Trailblazers of Postwar Modernism had a monument erected in order to remind people of the victims
Pakui Hardware. Vanilla Eyes of that war. This monument, the Lion of Aspern, was built by the
IMPULSTANZ AT MUMOK (7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM) artist Anton Fernkorn. The lion is portrayed lying on French war-
Liquid Loft Candys Camouflage Imploding Portraits Inevitable. flags. The French Eagle and the flags are the symbols of the French
A magical mystery tour into the interior of the gender circuit: a cavalry. The animals head is positioned on a French helmet. The
dancing aperu on the performance trilogy by the Austrian cho- lion symbolises the brave soldiers who fought, won and died. The
reographer Chris Haring referring to film material by Andy Warhol. victory of the German soldiers over the French army is represented
WALKS THROUGH MUMOK (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM and 11 PM) by the oak leaves around the pedestal. In the face of the dying lion
From top to bottom and from bottom to top just as far as you get in you can read melancholy and anger, in its posture strength and
approx. 30 minutes. steeliness. Pressing his nails into the stone, the animal is dying.
OPEN STUDIO (7 PM11 PM) The oil painting The Battle of Aspern by Clara Both will also be
Paint to Connect: codes, news, and text messages by paintbrush. on display. It is a present from Dr. Hans von Wimpffen for the 200-
SHORT ART TALK (6.30 PM) year anniversary.
For young museum visitors. ON THE TRAIL OF 1809
The author Hans Holba provides information on walking tours in
the Lobau.
IMAGE_ (1) mumok, (2) Matt Mullican, (3) Candys Camouflage / TIP_ The brochure Auf den Spuren von 1809 (in German) and the stamp
Chris Haring Der Lwe von Aspern (The Lion of Aspern) are available at the museum.
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71 Museum of Viennese Fashion Designers 72 Museum of Contraception and Abortion

Ftterergasse 1, at the corner of Judenplatz Mariahilfer Grtel 37 / 1st floor
www.wienermodemacher.at en.muvs.org
01 / 514 502580 0699 / 17 81 78 04
The guildhall of the Viennese Fashion Designers is situated at Under natural circumstances, a woman has approximately 15
the heart of Vienna. According to historical sources, a tailors inn pregnancies in her lifetime, resulting in ten births, depending
could be found at this very spot already in the 14th century, later on health, sanitation, housing conditions, access to clean water
the guild house of the Viennese dressmakers was located here. No and proper nutrition, etc. Approximately seven of those ten births
historian, however, reports who was the first one to take to shears survive childhood. For economic, social or other reasons, most
and needles in order to create clothes for themselves or others. people neither presently nor historically want so many children.
Yet, the Viennese Fashion Designers are happy to give you an in- For all generations and in most cultures, regulating the number
sight into fashion from then and now. of offspring has been and remains an essential issue. To do so,
HISTORICAL TREASURES contraception, abortion and infanticide have been practiced. Most
Exhibits from the legacy of Viennese fashion and costume histo- women/couples have had and still have little or no access to effec-
rian Dr. Ingrid Loschek are presented in Vienna for the first time. tive contraception or safe abortion conducted under State of
THEN AND NOW the Art conditions. This is only possible if abortion is legalized,
Ballroom: Installation of historical costumes versus modern clothes. otherwise it will (again) be performed on hidden kitchen tables.
A WORKSHOP AS IN FORMER DAYS The first and only museum of its kind (First awardee of the Kenneth
A retrospective of the trade of fashion. Hudson Award from Trustees of the European Museum Forum)
SHOWROOM OF THE VIENNA FASHION MAKERS displays the struggle for control over fertility from early centuries
Exhibition: Models of the Vogue Fashions Night Out 2016. to the present with a glance into the future. The museum aims to
CREATIVE STUDIO FOR CHILDREN (6 PM9 PM) provide a greater understanding of the power of fertility and the
Pimp your bag! Be your own designer! necessity of regulating it.
GUIDED TOURS (from 6 PM)
IMAGE_ (1-4) Viennese Fashion Designers, (2) Simon Barth, (3) Hattitude
Christina Lichy, (23) Petra Benovsky-Kamenar
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Partly quite vivid legal regulations of the state from the 16th to the
18th centuries, which are usually kept in the archive, are on display
in the exhibition.
The high altar by the Schottenmeister, featuring the oldest
topographically accurate representation of medieval Vienna, is
also particularly worth seeing. Moreover, the exhibition includes
numerous paintings from the 17th and 18th centuries and the time
of Biedermeier in Vienna, and also furniture and liturgical utensils.
In the course of a guided tour, the library of the Schottenstift,
Viennas largest private library, which usually is not accessible, is
open to the public, too.
ITs NOT MOULDY IN THE CRYPT AT ALL (7 PM)
Adventure tour for children and adolescents through the Lower
Church of the Schottenstift.
SPECIAL TOUR TO THE FOUNDERS CRYPT (9 PM and 11 PM)
MUSEUM TOURS (8 PM and 10 PM)
TIP_ A visit to the library is possible after the tours at 7 pm, 8 pm and 10 pm.
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Judenplatz 8 Q21 exhibition space
1010 Vienna Museumsplatz 1
www.jmw.at 1070 Vienna
01 / 535 04 31 www.mqw.at / www.Q21.at
01 / 523 58 81
The Museum Judenplatz sheds light on Viennas formerly flou- 90,000 sqm, 60 cultural institutions the MuseumsQuartier Wien
rishing Jewish community in the exhibition Jewish Vienna in the is one of the worlds largest complexes for contemporary art and
Middle Ages. Numerous objects, a computer animated recon- culture and at the same time an oasis of calm and rest in the centre
struction of the medieval Vienna synagogue and a virtual tour of the city.
of the exhibition allow visitors to better comprehend the living Q21 is a creative space that provides workspace for around 50
conditions at that time. cultural initiatives. The frei_raum Q21 exhibition space shows
CURRENT EXHIBITION VIENNESE SYNAGOGUES: A MEMORY temporary international exhibition projects with the contribution
(from 8 PM) of artists-in-residence as part of Q21/MQ with a focus on topics
The current exhibition Viennese synagogues: a memory invites that are sociopolitical and critical of society.
visitors to rediscover Vienna and its Jewish topography and infra- WHAT IS LEFT? (1 PM1 AM)
structure, which was destroyed in 1938. On the square in front of The exhibition, curated by Glsen Bal and Walter Seidl, examines
the museum, a digital reconstruction of the medieval synagogue alternatives to current ways of life, to prevalent political and finan-
will be shown between 8 pm and 10 pm. cial systems and how cultural diversity can be enforced by art. The
TOURS OF THE EXCAVATIONS OF THE MEDIEVAL SYNAGOGUE concept of space being a place of intervention and interruption is
(8.30 PM11.30 PM) questioned in order to point out the rapid transformation process.
Guided tours every half hour. Reservation cards are available at Artists: Halil Altindere, Sabine Bitter & Helmut Weber, Jan De Cock,
the ticket counter of the museum from 8 pm on. Mona Hatoum, Nasan Tur, and more.
CURATORs TOUR (8 PM)
With Walter Seidl.
NOTE_ The museum is only open from 8 pm, due to Shabbat (Jewish day of rest). IMAGE_ (1) MuseumsQuartier Wien, Hertha Hurnaus, (2) frei_raum Q21
NOTE_ The exhibitions are accessible barrier-free, the excavations are not. exhibition space, exhibition What is Left?, Petra Gerschner, from the series
IMAGE_ (13) Agentur Wulz Services History is a Work in Process, 2016
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76 Music Collection / Vienna City Library 77 Natural History Museum Vienna

Bartensteingasse 9, 1st floor Maria-Theresien-Platz
www.wienbibliothek.at www.nhm-wien.ac.at
01 / 40 0084 920 01 / 521 77335
The Vienna City Library at the Vienna City Hall is the third largest The Museum of Natural History Vienna is a cultural and historical
scientific library in Vienna. The Music Collection currently shows gem and at the same time a significant natural scientific institu
the exhibition The composer Max Brand. Visions, breaches and tion, with collections of more than 250 years, in which 30 million
the insatiable desire for the electronic opera, on the occasion of objects are scientifically managed. Some of the most famous
50 years of Max Brand synthesizer (moogtonium). exhibits are the Venus of Willendorf, Maria Theresas bouquet of
In co-operation with the IMA Institute of Media Archeology. precious stones, the extinct Stellers sea cow and the largest and
LABORATORY HOMEMADE SOUND MACHINES (6 PM1 AM) oldest meteorite collection in the world.
Build your own sound generators with simple analogue assembly EVERYTHING IN MOTION (6 PM1 AM)
kits. No prior knowledge or experience in soldering required. All Metorites are travelling through space, humans have been walking
material necessary can be purchased, tools will be provided. migrating since prehistoric times, tectonic plates are moving and
DEMONSTRATION OF THE MAX BRAND SYNTHESIZER the arctic tern is flying around the globe. In the past, there were
(7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM) expeditions, today scientists of the NHM conduct research all over
Elisabeth Schimana. the world.
CONCERT. AN IMPROVISED MUSICAL INTERVENTION (8 PM) EVERYTHING IN MOTION STATIONS OF THE EXHIBITION
Tamara Wilhelm and Margarethe Maierhofer-Lischka. HOURLY SHORT TOURS (7.30 PM11.30 PM)
PERFORMANCE. EYE NOISE (10 PM) MAKERSPACE FOR FAMILIES EVERYTHING IN MOTION
klaus filip and noid. (6 PM10 PM)
CONCERT. ALL TOGETHER (12 AM) Playful experiments on the topic of movement.
A midnight show of all artists involved. NHM MICRO THEATRE (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM and 11 PM)
TIP_ NHM Above Viennas Rooftops. A cultural and historical walk through
the museum ends with a cocktail on the roof. Every half hour from 6.30 pm to
11.30 pm. (Limited number of participants, 8.. From the age of 12).
TIP_ The Association of Friends of the Vienna City Library offers refreshments. TIP_ NHM Planetarium. Live show: Journey through the night. Every hour from
NOTE_ Barrier-free access through the courtyard, elevator 1st floor, please ring. 7 pm to 11 pm. (Limited number of participants, 3.)
IMAGE_ (1) Max Brand in his recording studio, photography, Vienna City Library, NOTE_ The entrance for wheelchair users is at Burgring 7.
(2) DIY electronics, IMA IMAGE_ (14) NHM Vienna
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Broadcasting Corporation
Argentinierstrae 30a
1040 Vienna
backstage.orf.at
01 / 877 99 99
Experience the ORF Funkhaus and take a look behind the scenes.
Today three Radio Stations (1, Radio Wien, FM4), one TV Studio
(Wien heute), the Radio-Newscenter, the ORF Radio Symphonic
Orchestra Vienna and the ORF RadioKulturhaus reside inside the
historic Funkhaus building.
Visit the Radio Stations and the own Audio Drama Studio to find
out more about the unique history and architecture of the Funk-
haus. With a bit of luck you might meet one of your favorite hosts
from 1, Radio Wien, FM4 or Wien heute.
Youngsters and soon to be moderators are given the opportunity
to have a go on a microphone in the Erlebnisstudio or in front of a
weather green screen in the TV Studio.
ORF TOURS
Guided tours start in the foyer half-hourly from 6 pm on. The last
tour will start at 0.30 am. You can choose from the following sta-
tions: 1 Radio Wien FM4 TV Studio Wien heute Architec-
ture & history Erlebnisstudio production studios Facilities
Radio Symphonic Orchestra.
Certain guided tours in English: 8 pm, 9 pm, 10 pm and 11 pm.
NOTE_ Visiting the ORF Funkhaus is only possible as part of a guided tour.
Mit der OrF radiOKulturhaus-Karte
Please pick up the required tickets and the Long Night-tickets in the foyer
from 5.30 pm on.
Kultur zuM halben Preis erleben
IMAGE_ (1) Nikolaus Ostermann, (2) Xenia Trampusch, (3) ORF,
(4) Ingo Pertramer
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79 Vienna Snowglobe Museum 80 Austrian National Library /

Schumanngasse 87 Esperanto Museum
1170 Vienna Herrengasse 9
www.viennasnowglobe.at 1010 Vienna
01 / 486 43 41 www.onb.ac.at/esperantomuseum
01 / 534 10700
In this small museum, you can see special snowglobe editions and The unique Esperanto Museum of the Austrian National Library
get an overview of how snowglobes are made. Visit the workshop conveys, in a museum arranged in a modern style, the origin,
of grandfathers time and let yourself be enthralled by many new spread and use of intentionally constructed languages of so-
and old globes. In the pleasant atmosphere of the 250-year-old called planned languages. Apart from the famous Klingon from the
building, you can see both historic and current themes produced TV series Star Trek, also other planned languages such as Ido
in snowglobes. and Interlingua became relatively widespread in the 20th century.
A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES Already before World War I, different groups of society used the
Experience a look behind the scenes of the production of snow worlds most successful planned language as a means to network
globes in the Long Night. You are invited to see a part of the internationally: Esperanto.
workshops and observe the making of individual components. CRASH COURSE IN ESPERANTO (6 PM11 PM)
Browse through the book on snowglobes, which provides infor Approx. 30 minutes, starting on every full hour.
mation and entertainment, and is available in German, English Unu lingvo neniam suficas (One language can never be enough!).
and Japanese. CRASH COURSE IN KLINGON (6.30 PM11.30 PM)
Approx. 30 minutes, starting on every half hour.
Lumbe tlhInganpu (Klingons do not hesitate!).
SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM
(6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 10.30 PM, 11.30 PM AND 12 AM)
Approx. 30 minutes.
TIP_ In the museum shop, you can choose from hundreds of different motifs and
take a little winter wonder world back home with you. A special limited edition TIP_ Do you need a refreshment? Small snacks are provided.
snowglobe will be available on the occasion of the ORF Long Night of Museums. IMAGE_ (14) Austrian National Library
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Globe Museum Literature Museum
Herrengasse 9 Johannesgasse 6
www.onb.ac.at/globenmuseum www.onb.ac.at/literaturmuseum
01 / 534 10700 01 / 534 10780
The Globe Museum of the Austrian National Library is the only one The Literature Museum of the Austrian National Library is the first
of its kind in the world. Valuable globes of the earth and the sky, museum presenting Austrian literature from the 18th century to the
globes of the earths moon and of various planets are on display present comprehensively and in all its variety. Numerous extra-
as well as instruments in which globes are an integral part, such ordinary exhibitis are shown in the museum, which is ingetrated
as planetariums, telluriums, and lunariums. into the listet rooms of Grillparzerhaus: Original scripts, letters,
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME THE SUN, THE MOON AND THE STARS photographs, maps and posters and many audiovisual stations.
(6 PM11 PM, ONGOING) Surprising objects of the museum include a replica of Adalbert
The sun, the moon and the stars have always fascinated people, Stifters Rose house, Heimito von Doderers bathrobe or one of
but in order to observe them you need more than good vision. Arthur Schnitzlers ringlets.
What have children got to do with the invention of the telescope? SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM
Go on a quest of the astronomer without a telescope and help him (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM and 11 PM)
find his important device again! SHORT TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION PENCIL, NOTEBOOK AND LAPTOP
SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (7 PM12 AM) (7.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 9.30 PM and 10.30 PM)
Starting on every full and half hour. The first special exhibition in the Austrian National Librarys
In the permanent exhibition, globes are introduced as specific Literature Museum gives a lively impression of contemporary
cartographic forms of expression, but also as precious objects of Austrian literature. Ten writers present themselves, their work and
high artistic quality, among them the oldest globe found in Austria, their approach to writing, providing fascinating insights into the
Gemma Frisius earth globe, a unique specimen from the year 1536. creation of texts, into authors biographies and the workshops
of modern authors.
TIP_ Explore the museum with the free museum tablet. Especially impressive:
Franz Grillparzers workroom, which has been preserved in its original
TIP_ Do you need a refreshment? Small snacks are provided. condition, and the touching letters of Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan.
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Papyrus Museum State Hall
Heldenplatz Neue Burg Josefsplatz 1
www.onb.ac.at/papyrusmuseum www.onb.ac.at/prunksaal
01 / 534 10420 01 / 534 10394
The Papyrus Collection of the Austrian National Library with its 2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the death of Emperor Franz
180,000 genuine objects is one of the largest in the world. In Joseph I, who was a public figure from childhood onwards. Up to
the Papyrus Museum there are about 200 objects on permanent his death, he was probably the most frequently depicted person of
display that illustrate the life of people living in the Nile Valley over the 19th century. The Austrian National Library presently has more
a period of three thousand years than 10,000 photographs, artworks and documents on the life of
SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (7 PM, 9 PM and 10 PM) Franz Joseph. The highlights of this extensive collection are shown
SHORT TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION HIEROGLYPHICS AND in the exhibition The Eternal Emperor in the baroque State Hall.
ALPHABETS. 2,500 YEARS OF EDUCATION IN ANCIENT EGYPT The exhibition also reveals how important pictures of the emperor
(6 PM, 8 PM and 11 PM) were for political propaganda and for the formation of the Habs-
The current special exhibition of the Papyrus Museum shows burg myth.
valuable originals which document school education in antiquity SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION THE ETERNAL
impressively. The presentation of documents of students and EMPEROR (6.30 PM11.30 PM)
teachers from more than 2,500 years of ancient school and edu- Starting on every half and full hour.
cation history offers an exciting insight into the everyday life of SHORT GUIDED TOURS IN THE STATE HALL (6.30 PM11.30 PM)
people at that time. Starting on every half and full hour.
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME (6 PM11 PM, ONGOING) CHILDRENs PROGRAMME Franz JOSEPH AND THE
Write on papyrus Learn more about the 5,000-year-old writing KAISERSCHMARRN (6.30 PM11 PM, ONGOING)
material and try it out yourself! Write in hieroglyphics on real papy- Did you know that the world-famous Kaiserschmarrn was named
rus and take this message home. after Emperor Franz Joseph? Find out about this and other stories
Turn into Cleopatra! Paint your face like Cleopatras or the while making an emperors beard or a fan just like one that Sisi had.
Pharaos and put on a costume. You will get a photo of yourself
as a souvenir.
TIP_ Do you need a refreshment? Small snacks are provided.
IMAGE_ (14) Austrian National Library IMAGE_ (1) Hayduk/Austrian National Library, (24) Austrian National Library
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85 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) 86 Austrian Museum for Horticultural History

Augustinerstrae 1 Siebeckstrae 14
www.filmmuseum.at www.park.wien.at
01 / 533 70 54 01 / 40 0042 270
The Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) is a cinmathque, its exhi- The Austrian Museum for Horticultural History in the Schoolgarden
bitions take place on screen: Films, the most important form of Kagran is home of historical showpieces of the horticultural history
expression over the last 120 years, achieve their full potential only and of flower decoration.
through the projection on a movie screen be it as object art, a GARDENS IN THE EVENING
documentation or popular entertainment. With its film collections Illuminated theme gardens, gardening advice, arranging flowers &
and screening programmes, the OeFM has become a central point herbs, an Ikebana exhibition, a treasure hunt and much more will
for film lovers, an energy centre for film education, with publica- make this evening an autumnal garden experience.
tions, audience discussions with international film artists and the SPECIAL EXHIBITION 250 YEARS WIENER PRATER
countrys largest library of film literature. The Prater is one of the most popular recreation areas in Vienna.
A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF FILM The combination of nature and leisure activities, the Grner Pra-
In exciting and surprising 20-minute programmes, the Austrian ter and the Wurstel Prater, is typically Viennese!
Film Museum offers its guests a journey through the world of film THE PLANT DOCTOR (from 6 PM)
and its history of more than 100 years. The shows start in half- The plant doctor opens his office tonight, too, and shows how
hourly intervals. the chestnut trees of Prater Hauptallee are kept healthy.
CHILDREN-FRIENDLY PROGRAMME CONCERT OF THE MUSIC SCHOOL DONAUSTADT (6.15 PM6.45 PM)
The films shown until 9 pm are suitable for a young audience.
TIP_ Delicious home-made sandwiches and refreshing drinks are offered at TIP_ In the garden of the museum, visitors can expect both warming autumn
the film bar. cuisine as well as plants and garden decorations for their own green pardise.
IMAGE_ (1) Plein Soleil, 1960, Ren Clment, (2) Vienne en Tramway, 1906, In a tombola, many things can be won, which will make the garden even
(3) Messidor, 1979, Alan Tanner, (4) Duck Amuck, 1948, Chuck Jones more attractive.
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87 Austrian Museum for Social and Economic Affairs 88 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists
52 Coffee Experience Museum Whringer Strae 14
Vogelsanggasse 36 1090 Vienna
1050 Vienna www.drogistenmuseum.at
www.wirtschaftsmuseum.at 01 / 512 62 29
01 / 545 25 51
The aim of the museum is a simple and comprehensible presenta- The history of chemists is more than 100 years old. The museum
tion of social and economic facts. shows about 10,000 exhibits and curiosities about a chemists
(HI)STORIES IN THE MUSEUM professional development. Due to the lack of finished products
100 YEARS OF LIVING AND HOUSING IN VIENNA for health care and beauty care and technical products for pho-
FROM GRANDMOTHER TO GRANDCHILD tography, household and crop protection, chemists had basic
In the exhibition, historians talk about life in the 20th century. materials in stock and produced the desired substances for their
GALLERY OF PRIVATE COLLECTORS customers. They made medicinal herb blends from plants, mine-
The beauty of elements Chemists will explain items and show rals, chemicals, etc. and extracted drugs. Today, drugstores mainly
experiments. sell products for health, nutrition and beauty, medicinal herbs or
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME: AUER VON WELSBACH dietary supplements.
EXPERIENCE EXHIBITION LIVING KNOWLEDGE IN THE MUSEUM OF PHARMACY
Exciting experiments with light and magnetism. Life and work of A collection of exhibits which have already been used in homeo-
Austrias biggest inventor. pathy and aroma therapy in the last centuries. Herbarium a
ECONOMY TRAIL AND COMPUTER AREA notable collection of European plants by Dr. Franz Berger. Rarities
Current information on Austrias social and economic situation and presents from the expedition of the Africanist scholar Dr. Emil
with an economy quiz. Holub. More than 2,000 reference books about the knowledge of
COFFEE EXPERIENCE MUSEUM nature and medicine.
Edmund Mayrs extensive collection of historical coffee machines SPECIAL EXHIBITION TIBETAN MEDICINE
and their accessories. The path of coffee from the plant to the cup. With interesting short films.
With talks and traditional coffee making techniques. CONTINUOUS GUIDED TOURS THROUGH THE MUSEUM AND
THE EXHIBITION
TIP_ Free sandwiches and white wine spritzer at the sidewalk caf, free coffee
in the coffee museum, and brochures on economy.
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89 Austrian Games Museum

Branch at Go7, Mariahilfer Strae 82/2/21
1070 Vienna
www.spielemuseum.at
0676 / 554 16 72
At the Austrian Games Museum, many of the games that were

released in the German-speaking world can be tried out. The coll-
ection currently comprises more than 26,500 games and is one
of the biggest games collections worldwide. The Austrian Games
Museum collects games, journals, books and unique copies on
the topics of games and gaming, games that have been published,
but also prototypes and dummies which are not publicly available.
AWARD-WINNING GAMES
Discover and try out the game awarded Spiel der Spiele, the
game of the year and other award-winning games of 2016. On
every full hour.
GAMBLING FOR GAMES
Texas Holdem Poker especially for adult visitors explanations
and trial rounds (without money winner receives games). When a
new group has formed, the next game starts.
I AM A COLLECTOR, TOO TIPS
On how to build your own games collection and on how and where
to get hold of the games.
Besuchen Sie das ORF-Zentrum im Rahmen einer
Klassikfhrung und erleben Sie Fernsehen hautnah!
Buchungen und Informationen

TIP_ Finish at 1 am. Five games will be drawn among all those still present. unter backstage.ORF.at und (01) 877 99 99
IMAGE_ (13) Austrian Games Museum
Tickets fr Sendungen erhalten Sie
unter tickets.ORF.at
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90 Austrian Folk Song Society 91 Austrian Museum of Advertising

Operngasse 6 at Breitenseer Lichtspiele, Breitenseer Strae 21
www.volksliedwerk.at 0664 / 445 09 14
01 / 512 63 35
The Austrian Folk Song Society, founded in 1904, is the umbrella The Austrian Museum of Advertising, which was founded in 2002,
organization of the folk song societies of Austrians provinces. concentrates on commercials in film, radio and television. Once
The main tasks include collecting, archiving, providing conveying every year, the collection is presented at the oldest cinema in
of folk songs, music, dances and poetry in past and present. Its ac- Vienna in an exciting and funny evening programme with special
tivities are based on the collection of the Folk Song Archive, which features from international and local commercial productions.
is associated to the Austrian National Library. Pay a visit to the Museum of Advertising and immerse yourself
LANDLER IMAGES (6 PM1 AM) in the pioneer era of cinema advertising from the 1920s to the
The fact that the Laendler exists in a large number of manuscripts 1930s, and in a world of TV commercials from the past 55 years.
written down by various musicians demonstrates its popularity. Its Get enticed by Afri Cola and let Klementine tell you about the diffe-
stylistic characteristics make the Steirer (Styrian), Landler and rence between neat and clean.
Schuhplattler the musical epitome of the musica alpina. This AUSTRIAN ADVERTS (6 PM8 PM)
evening, the Hermann Fritz Banda plays Landler, Steirer and Selected in co-operation with the advertising studio Traum & Maier.
other traditional dances. Dancing couples encourage to join the LITTLE QUIZ I (8 PM8.20 PM)
often complex regionally different choreographic styles. This will Especially for children.
show lively images of the Austrian traditional dancing culture. INTERNATIONAL ADVERTS (8.20 PM11 PM)
GUIDED TOURS THROUGH THE ARCHIVE (7 PM and 9 PM) Adverts from around the world.
LITTLE QUIZ II (11 PM11.20 PM)
For children still awake and of course for adults as well.
FURTHER COMMERCIALS (11.20 PM1 AM)
Start early sunday morning with funny adverts.
IMAGE_ (1) Schuhplattlers in Bad Leonfelden at the school project With all
senses 2010, (2) Fensterl figure of Steirer (Styrian dance), EU workshop
Latvia 2009, (3) Zechenlandler Taufkirchen, 1908, Zoder Volkstanzarchiv,
(4) Steirer (Styrian dance), Gssl am Grundlsee 1914, Helmuth Pommer,
Zoder Volkstanzarchiv TIP_ Tasty drinks and snacks with rustling packets at the cinema buffet.
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92 Pathologic-anatomical Collection 93 Scouting Museum and Institute

in the Narrenturm NHM Vienna of Scouting History
Spitalgasse 2, Court 6 Loeschenkohlgasse 25
www.nhm-wien.ac.at/narrenturm www.pfadfindermuseum.org
01 / 52 17 76 06 0664 / 477 71 17
On the site of todays university campus, a circular building from What are the reasons for building up a museum collection, how
the late 18th century is situated, the so called Narrenturm an does collecting work and which objects to collect? The current
important monument of the history of health care and medicine. exhibition attempts to find answers to these questions based on
Today this building houses a unique collection of specimens, in- scouting objects. The exhibition also includes particular items,
cluding wet preparations, bones, wax casts and medical devices. which will make your visit worthwhile, such as exhibits that show
PATHOLOGY IN VIENNA how to make fire without matches and how different techniques
Different parts of the collection are presented by expert staff to the are used by guides and scouts.
public. Using different methods of preparation, diseases from the GUIDED TOURS
past 220 years will be shown and explained. Otherwise inacces- Guided tours are offered throughout the whole evening (available
sible areas of the collection can also be visited. in English upon request).
SCOUTING EXPERIENCE (6 PM10 PM)
A continuous programme with different scout activities is offered
until 10 pm (e.g. knotting, map and compass, scouting games). For
kids the programme is available according to their age.
NOTE_ The Scouting Museum is located at the 4th floor of the post office
building. There is an elevator in the building for easy access.
NOTE_ The ground floor is accessible without barriers. IMAGE_ (14) Pfadfindermuseum und Institut fr Pfadfindergeschichte
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94 Museum of Fantastic Art

Palais Palffy, Josefsplatz 6 Die 10. Konzertreihe in Kooperation
1010 Vienna mit der Oesterreichischen Nationalbank
www.phantastenmuseum.at
01 / 512 56 81
The Museum of Fantastic Art at Palais Palffy shows the develop-

ment of fantastic, surreal and visionary art from the post-war
period to the present. Pictures and sculptures of Fantastic Art or,
in short, real daydreams to look at.
BEAUTY IN THINKING
Pictures by Gotthard Fellerer, at the Figaro Hall, 1st floor.
HERE AND THERE
Pictures by Romanie from Ibiza/Spain, at the gallery, ground floor.
The artist will be present.
ART IS NOT AN INTELLECTUAL WORLD, ITs A VISUAL WORLD
Group exhibition Elvira Rajek, museum, 2nd floor.
BOOK PRESENTATION CHRISTIAN LOCKER (7 PM) Tirol | Hofburg Innsbruck
Museum, 2nd floor. The author and painter will be present. Donnerstag | 29.September 2016
Steiermark | Congress Graz
Mittwoch | 19.Oktober 2016
Wien | MuTh Konzertsaal der Wiener Sngerknaben
Donnerstag | 27.Oktober 2016
Obersterreich | Brucknerhaus Linz
Montag | 21.November 2016
oe1.orf.at/musiksalon
seit 1816
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95 Planetarium Vienna 96 Vienna Police Museum

Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 Museum of the Vienna Security Guards
1020 Vienna Marokkanergasse 4
www.planetarium.wien 1030 Vienna
01 / 89 17 41 50000 01 / 531 264719
The Planetarium Vienna, the House of the Stars, offers a realistic The Vienna Police Museum emerged from the exhibits of a police
simulation of the starry sky with the help of the latest projection showcase in 1898, on the occasion of the 50th commemoration of
technology and, in its function as a star theatre, makes astronomy emperor Franz Josephs ascension to the throne. Initially housed
possible by day and by night. The programme ranges from shows in the (old) police department on Schottenring, it was relocated
for children and school classes, and shows for adults to cultural in 1904 into the official building on Roauer Lnde and was al-
and scientific special events. most completely destroyed during the war. In 1965, the remaining
DIVERSITY IN SPACE (from 6 PM) stock was updated and got rearranged in a hall of the Marokkaner
In the course of 25-minute shows, which start on every full and Kaserne. The presentation shows the development of the Vienna
half hour, you take a tour through the history of astronomy. It Police-Security Guard Department since their establishment in
has been a long way from the first attempts of orientation in the 1869. It comprises weapons, uniforms, documents, pictures and
seemingly chaotic starry sky to modern space missions to distant diagrams. The development was closely related to the history of
worlds. Along the way, many different cultures have left their the Marokkaner Kaserne (founded in 1770), which has also been
marks. Examine individual contributions and find out about how housing the police training department since 1921.
diverse astronomy can be in its cultural entity. VIENNA POLICE BRASS (6 PM)
Start into the ORF Long Night of Museums with an open-air con-
cert of the Vienna Police brass band.
NONSTOP: FILMS FROM THE YEARS 19281937
Parade on Heldenplatz (1929), Airship Graf Zeppelin in Vienna
(1931), Skiing on Cobenzl Vienna, Implementation of 9 traffic
lights (1935), Chinese police officers in Vienna, Fire of the rotunda
in Prater (1937), and more.
IMAGE_ (14) Vienna Police Museum, photos: Gnter Authried
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97 Augarten Porcelain Museum 98 Prater Museum

Obere Augartenstrae 1 Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1
www.augarten.at www.wienmuseum.at
01 / 211 24200 01 / 505 87 4785180
The Porcelain Museum at Augarten, Viennas oldest baroque gar- In the Prater Museum, you enter the world of the wonderfully scary
den, documents the history of Viennese porcelain with more than history of Viennese entertainment culture. Amusing exhibits and
150 exhibits from the foundation in 1718 to the present. Porcelain curiosities are on show, such as the automatic fortune-telling
presents itself as an exciting cultural and historical mirror of its machine Internationales Heiraths Vermittlungs Bureau (Interna-
time. Each exhibit is not only evidence of the lifestyle of an era, but tional Marriage Agency) or a lindworm from a grotto ride torn down
also represents the contemporary art form of that time. long ago. Of course, Viennas legendary strongmen, who perfor-
The exhibition wild & free Animals in Porcelain 1923 until med in the circus back then, are also represented in the show. In
today complements the offer. the past, people went to the Prater amusement park to gape at
SCULPTING OF PORCELAIN ANIMAL FIGURES (6 PM11 PM) individuals. The giants suit and the half woman are relics of this
The making of porcelain figures is explained in detail. A porce- strange form of entertainment in the 19th century.
lain sculptor shows the method of embossing on the basis of an ARM WRESTLING WITH THE STRONGOWMEN OF VIENNA
animal figure. (7 PM10 PM)
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME I MOULD MY VERY OWN ANIMAL Compete against the strongest women of Vienna! Fun for kids
(6 PM9 PM) and parents alike.
Elephant, flamingo or penguin, create your own pet at the Bossier
studio.
TOUR PROGRAMME (7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM)
Guided tours of the Porcelain Museum and the special exhibition
wild & free.
TIP_ The adjacent caf/restaurant treats every visitor to a small refreshment.

IMAGE_ (14) Augarten Porcelain Museum IMAGE_ (1) Fotostudio Otto, Wien Museum
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99 Rapideum 100 Museum of Chimney Sweepers

Gerhard-Hanappi-Platz 1 Klagbaumgasse 4
www.skrapid.at/rapideum www.rauchfangkehrermuseum.at
0699 / 17 27 43 38 0699 / 13 36 62 06
The recently re-opened Allianz Stadium of SK Rapid Wien provides The Museum of Chimney Sweepers offers its visitors permanent
the space for a now even larger museum of the football club: the and temporary exhibitions. At the entrance, a life-like model in
new Rapideum. Fans of Rapid especially, but also those generally the original heavy leather gear of chimney sweepers will greet
interested in football are invited on a journey into the history of the and welcome you into the living museum, set up in the form of
football club Rapid Vienna. The development of the club is presen- a chimney sweepers workshop as they were still in use until the
ted on about 160 sqm. True to Rapids claim Together. Fighting. 1950s. Right next to it, a slate board, which back then used to be
Winning., the Rapideum is a social space that offers living green- placed outside each sweepers office for customers to post their
and-white history. Instead of a classical museum concept, most orders. Atop a cupboard, there is a wooden statue of Saint Florian,
of the display cases are hidden in drawers that must be opened patron saint of the chimney sweepers guild.
first in order to discover their content. Interaction is obligatory! In SPECIAL EXHIBITION THE CHIMNEY SWEEPER AND THE ROOF
2011, the Rapideum won the recognition award as part of the Aus- OF THE WORLD
trian Museum Award for this concept. The high interactivity makes Various Tibetan items are on show.
the Rapid spirit not only visible but also tangible. ON CHIMNEY SWEEPERS (8 PM, 9 PM and 10 PM)
GUIDED TOURS THROUGH THE RAPIDEUM (6 PM12 AM) Presentation of the chimney sweepers ocupation and tools, inclu-
Guided tours on every full hour. The last tour starts at midnight. ding anecdotes of their professional routine.
TIP_ Following the tradition of chimney sweepers, every visitor gets a glass of
IMAGE_ (1) SK Rapid Wien / Allianz Stadium sparkling wine, pure or mixed with orange juice.
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101 Vienna Transport Museum Wiener Linien 102 Roman Museum

Ludwig-Koeler-Platz Hoher Markt 3
www.remise.wien www.wienmuseum.at
01 / 79 0946803 01 / 505 87 4785 180
Come on a journey through 150 years of public transport in Vienna What was life like in Roman times? Where officers homes were
and take a look at the development of the city. Experience how standing nearly 2,000 years ago in the Roman military camp
transport has changed the lives of people in Vienna. The new Vindobona, visitors can now explore Viennas Roman history.
museum is a unique combination of a historical setting, an im- CHILDREN MEET LEGIONARIES (6.30 PM10.30 PM)
pressive vehicle collection and an adventure-oriented exhibition. Two real legionaries present clothes and arms of Roman soldiers
GUIDED TOURS (6.30 PM11.30 PM) and talk about how they lived their military and everyday lives.
Hourly guided tours through the exhibition. Enjoy an exclusive GUIDED TOUR FOR CHILDREN: CLOTHING AND EVERYDAY LIFE
view onto the history of transport in Vienna! IN VINDOBONA (6 PM and 8 PM)
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME (6 PM11 PM) Learn all about the customs of the Romans who lived on the area of
All younger visitors are invited to the painting and crafting area todays Vienna already 2,000 years ago. What did people wear in
around the topic of public transportation, and also exciting story- Vindobona? Did the colours of the clothes have a certain meaning?
readings and a photo corner. Join the tour for children ages 8 and older, including information
VINTAGE BUS SHUTTLE about colours and clothes which you can try on.
Use the opportunity to go directly to the Vienna Transport Museum GUIDED TOUR THE LOWER 5,000 ROMAN SOLDIERS
on a vintage bus. During the Long Night, the vintage bus line LIVES ON THE FRINGES OF THE EMPIRE
78M operates between the stops Schwedenplatz and the museum. (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 9.30 PM, 10 PM, 10.30 PM AND 11 PM)
Please check the bus timetable. While the preserved floor heating suggests that the officers hou-
ses in Vindobona were equipped with great luxury, the finds on
display tell about the lives of the common soldiers in Vindobona.
TIP_ Small snack: Eating like the Romans wine and Roman-style bread.
IMAGE_ (12) Wien Museum/ photo: Kollektiv Fischka/Kramar, (3) Wien
IMAGE_ (13) Wiener Linien Museum/ Hertha Hurnaus
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103 Romanian Cultural Institute in Vienna

Argentinierstrae 39
1040 Vienna
Das Kennenlern-Abo
www.rkiwien.at
01 / 319 10 81
The Romanian Cultural Institute in Vienna is the meeting place of

Romanian culture with its international audience.
EXHIBITION RERE. OVERRIDING DESIGN WITH ART AND VICE-VERSA
The project focuses on several endeavors by Romanian designers
and artists that seek a transgression from art to design and vice-
versa. The results of their practices do not trigger a contradiction,
as these overlaps offer a certain fluidity of potential for re-thinking,
re-framing and re-contextualising our culture. Either its a desig-
ner turned artist or an artist turned designer, the niche items they
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ved as useless) delves into the critical in every case. Their inter-
section produces nothing less than relevant, rigorous, meaningful
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104 Treasury of the Teutonic Order 105 Schlumberger Sparkling Cellars

Singerstrae 7, Staircase I, 2nd Floor Heiligenstdter Strae 39
www.deutscher-orden.at www.schlumberger.at
01 / 512 10 65214 01 / 368 22 59631
In the heart of Vienna, right beside St. Stephens cathedral, the More than 300 year old cellar vaults keep a sparkling treasure.
Teutonic Orders treasury houses precious objects from its more Discover secrets of champagne production, find out about disgor-
than 500-year-old history. The treasures of an eventful past, the ging or dosage and give it a try to riddle the bottles on one of
art understanding of important members of the Order and the the wooden riddling racks. The art of manufacturing champagne and
Orders connection to contemporary craftwork and its creators premium sparkling wine is cultivated at Schlumberger since 1842.
are presented in the chambers of the Teutonic Orders house. The GUIDED TOURS THROUGH HISTORIC CELLAR VAULTS
main focus of the collection of the former Order of Knights lies on Visitors will join the grape on a sensual journey starting from vine
the Gothic period, on the Renaissance and on the Baroque period. yard to sparkling mousseux in the glass.
Goldsmiths works, insignias, ceremonial weapons, clocks and SING FOR YOUR DINNER EXPERIMENTAL THEATRE IN THE
tableware are part of this treasure. Paintings, coins and selected DOM CELLAR (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM and 10 PM)
documents from the Teutonic Orders central archive are also exhi- Short-term performance and interactive music-theater. Invitation
bited. The overwhelming splendor of the gems leads you through to all guests to be part of the performance with an own song or poem.
the history of the Order. YOUNG ARTS IN THE CELLAR MUSEUM
INSIGHT INTO THE BAROQUE SALA TERRENA (from 9 PM)
Discover the colourful world of the Baroque period in the decora-
tive frescoes of the Sala Terrena, usually open only for concerts,
inside the Teutonic Orders house.
GUIDED TOURS (8 PM, 10 PM and 11 PM)
Approx. 30 minutes.
TIP_ At the end of the tour you have the opportunity of a tasting and you can
get your personal bottle made.
TIP_ Taste Schlumberger Sparkling wines in their variety and discover the
Schlumberger truffle. A maitre chocolatier will show how these exquisite
pralines are made.
NOTE_ The church and the sala terrena are not barrier-free. IMAGE_ (14) Schlumberger
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106 Schmetterlinghaus / 107 ChocolateMuseum presented

The Imperial Butterfly House by Confiserie Heindl
Palmenhaus Burggarten, Hofburg Willendorfergasse 28
www.schmetterlinghaus.at www.schokomuseum.at
01 / 533 85 70 01 / 667 21 1019
Right in the centre of Vienna, you can find a unique, tropical oasis, A journey into the enchanting world of chocolate! In this special
peaceful and relaxing, the Imperial Butterfly House. In one of the night, the members of the Heindl family personally welcome all
most beautiful Art Noveau palm houses in the world, you enter a guests, tell more about over 60 years of company history and invite
fantastic environment of adventure and excitement, populated by you to explore and enjoy chocolate with all your senses.
some of natures most gentle and colourful creatures, the butterflies. In the ChocolateCinema, you get first impressions of the wide and
A UNIQUE FLYING THEATRE AND TROPICAL OASIS exciting world of chocolate and the fine art of creating confectio-
In the Butterfly House, you can admire approx. 500 live, free fly- naries. Afterwards, you find out the most interesting facts about
ing butterflies. Enjoy the strong and vivid colours and admire the the Aztecs brown gold from the discovery of cocoa beans,
grace and lightness, with which these creatures float through the fair cultivation and trade of cocoa right up to the production
air, past waterfalls and exotic plants, in an environment created of gorgeous chocolate specialities. Furthermore, you will be sur-
especially for them. prised about the ancient machines, nostalgic chocolate packaging
FILM SCREENING IN THE FILM ROOM (6 PM1 AM) and fabulous chocolate artworks.
From the series Universum: Messengers of the gods butter- CHILDRENs PROGRAMME (6 PM1 AM)
flies, a life like day and night, directed by Kurt Mndl. Merlix, the first Austrian chocolate magician, enchants kids and
grown-ups and raises a smile on everybodys face.
TIP_ One of the nights highlights: taste freshly produced confectionary out of
TIP_ Find information on the butterflies in the free app of the Butterfly House! the hands of master confectioners.
ATTENTION_ From 10 pm, the only entrance to and the only exit from Burggarten TIP_ Good news for all chocoholics: the shop is opened all night (6 pm1 am).
is via the gate at Goethegasse/Albertina! IMAGE_ (14) ChocolateMuseum
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108 Science Pool 109 Secession

Hauffgasse 4 and 4a Friedrichstrae 12
www.sciencepool-vif.org www.secession.at
01 / 743 15 59 01 / 587 53 07
The Science Center in Simmering invites visitors who think outside The Vienna Secession is an exhibition space that occupies a unique
the box to do their own research: children, teenagers and adults position in the history of modern art, combining a contemporary,
work with old knowledge and the newest techologies in a hands- forwardlooking programme with a building whose architecture is
on exhibition or participate in workshops on natural or social an icon of the spirit of impending change around 1900.
sciences or mathematics. PERMANENT PRESENTATION:
HIGH TECH: WELCOME TO THE EXPLORATORIUM! Gustav Klimt, Beethoven Frieze
Experience 3D worlds with the brand-new Icaros or the Oculus Rift, EXHIBITIONS IN OCTOBER 2016:
try out Google Glass, create new sounds on the Reactable, build a Thea Djordjadze
virtual 3D sculpture, marvel at the terraforming sandbox and work Yto Barrada
with various physical phenomena! GUIDED TOURS ON THE BEETHOVEN FRIEZE BY GUSTAV KLIMT
SLIME WORM SAUCE IN A GOO BATH (6.30 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM)
Making extraordinary slime worms out of ordinary ingredients. approx. 30 min.
SELF-MADE ROBOTS GUIDED TOURS ON THE CONTEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS
Toothbrushes + cell phone motors = dancing mobile robots you (7 PM, 8.30 PM and 10 PM)
can take home! approx. 30 min.
COLDER THAN ICE
Screaming spoons, flowing walls of fog, bubbling witch potions!
PHENOMENAL MATHEMATICS
Wooden dice that can be turned, changed and folded, and taken
home! TIP_ The guided tours are suitable for all ages.
RULERS OF LIGHTNING NOTE_ The rooms of the Secession are only partly accessible for people with
reduced mobility.
Experience high voltage with special Tesla coils! IMAGE_ (1) Secession, Photo: Isabelle Khler, (2) Thea Djordjadze, Ma Sa i a ly
e a se de, installation view, South London Gallery 2015. Thea Djordjadze,
TIP_ Science caf. Smoking drinks and fog cakes are offered to adventurous Courtesy Sprth Magers. Photo: Andy Stagg, (3) Gustav Klimt, Beethoven
explorers as refreshments. Frieze, Photo: Oliver Ottenschlger
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110 Kattus Sparkling Wine Cellars

Billrothstrae 51
1190 Vienna
www.kattus.at
01 / 368 43 500
At Kattus, sparkling moments have become a tradition since 1857.

Since then, four generations have been running the renowned
company, which stands for quality and innovativeness not only
regarding the own-brand sparkling wine production. Immerse
yourself in the exciting world of sparkling wines on a guided
tour through the Kattus Sparkling Wine Cellars. Travel back to
the emperors days, which can already be sensed when entering
the Kattus premises. The tour through the Kattus Sparkling Wine
Cellars offers an insight into the history and long tradition of spar-
kling pleasure. Listen to the cellarman Herbert Pratsch explain the
traditional processes of storing and fermenting.
CONTINUOUS CELLAR TOURS
Learn about exciting details of sparkling wine production.
PRODUCTION
The production machines are turned on for you.
TIP_ Treat your palate to culinary delicacies and luxurious sparkling moments
in the course of a tasting.
TIP_ In the ORF Long Night of Museums, trams on line 38 will take you to the
stop Schottentor (U2) until 1 am.
IMAGE_ (13) Kattus
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111 Sigmund Freud Museum 112 Spanish Riding School

Berggasse 19 Michaelerplatz 1 (underneath the cupola)
www.freud-museum.at www.srs.at
01 / 319 15 9614 01 / 533 90 31
Berggasse 19, 1090 Wien. This is where Sigmund Freud lived and Visit the Spanish Riding School, the only institution in the world
worked for 47 years. In these rooms he developed the ground- which has been practicing classical equitation in the Renaissance
breaking theory of psychoanalysis and wrote nearly all of his tradition of the Haute Ecole for more than 450 years, and let the
famous texts. In Freuds former office and private apartment, the famous Lipizzaner stallions enchant you!
Sigmund Freud Museum presents an exhibition documenting the TRAINING OF THE FAMOUS LIPIZZANER STALLIONS IN THE
life and work of the founder of psychoanalysis. MOST BEAUTIFUL RIDING HALL OF THE WORLD
SPECIAL EXHIBITION SO THIS IS THE STRONG SEX. WOMEN IN (6.15 PM7 PM and 7.30 PM8.15 PM)
PSYCHOANALYSIS With music and comments of one of the riders at the Winter Riding
The special exhibition was extended through October 1st to be on School. Admission at 6 pm and 7.15 pm (Please note the limited
display at the ORF Long Night of Museums, the event being the numbers! Reservation cards available from 4 pm).
last opportunity to see the exhibition: Marie Marie Bonaparte, VISIT OF THE STALLBURG, THE LIPIZZANER HORSES OUTSIDE
Helene Deutsch, Emma Eckstein, Anna Freud, Lou Andreas-Salom BOXES AND THE TACK ROOM (8.30 PM10 PM)
and Sabina Spielrein had a major influence on the work of Sig- Tour the courtyard of the Renaissance building and get informati-
mund Freud and on the development of psychoanalysis. on from the guides of the Spanish Riding School (Please note the
FILM SCREENING MY NAME WAS SAABINA SPIELREIN limited numbers!).
On the occasion of the special exhibition So this is the strong FILM ABOUT THE SPANISH RIDING SCHOOL (9 PM1 AM, NON-STOP)
Sex, the film My Name was Sabina Spielrein (2002) by Elisa-
beth Mrton will be on display on the ground floor.
GUIDED TOURS
Hourly guided tours through museum and special exhibition.
TIP_ With your ticket for the ORF Long Night of Museums you will receive
5% discount in the shop of the Spanish Riding School tonight.
IMAGE_ (1) Marie Bonaparte taking pictures in Freuds study, Vienna 1937. IMAGE_ (1) Morning training, Julie Brass, (2) Winter Riding School,
Sigmund Freud Foundation, (2) Photo: Florian Lierzer, Sigmund Freud Michael Rzepa, (3) Equerry, (4) Stables, (34) Ren van Bakel,
Privatstiftung (14) Spanish Riding School
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113 Liechtenstein City Palace 114 stilwerk The Destination for Design
Bankgasse 9 Praterstrae 1
www.palaisliechtenstein.com www.stilwerk.at
01 / 319 57 67158 0664 / 88 73 04 73
The Liechtenstein City Palace is the first major High Baroque The Design Tower, designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel,
building to be erected in Vienna. Intended to become the main was opened in 2010 at an important location as regards urban
residence of Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein, the development, at the transition from the city centre to the second
palace was remodelled by Peter Hubert Desvignes in the Rococo district. The building strikes by its plainness, which continues
Revival style from 1836. from the outside to the inside and makes for plenty of visual sur-
GUIDED TOURS, STARTING EVERY 10 MINUTES (6 PM12.30 AM) prises. Indoors, the luminous ceilings by artist Pipilotti Rist create
Following an extensive programme of renovation the palace ap- colourful highlights. Another special feature of stilwerk is its green
pears again in all its former glory. Baroque stucco ceilings together wall a paradisiac vertical garden with 20,000 plants, created
with massive chandeliers, opulent Rococo Revival interiors and by Patrick Blanc. Several times a year, stilwerk hosts exhibitions
superb parquet floors designed by Michael Thonet are today still and presentations introducing design, its cultural context and the
objects of wonder. Guided tours only! people behind the products on offer.
Duration: 30 minutes, max. 25 persons per tour, limited capacities. VIENNA DESIGN WEEK
FROM AMERLING TO WALDMLLER stilwerk limited edition window gallery curated by Vienna Design
Prince Hans-Adam II von und zu Liechtenstein today owns one of Week with Bureau F.
the richest collections of Viennese Biedermeier art including pain- EXHIBITION TRXLER SELECTED
tings, watercolors, furniture and porcelain. It is sleepers, dreamers, sufferers, whose souls Roman Trxler
looks into, quite intensely... (Karlheinz Roschitz, Kronen Zeitung,
30.03.2014)
HOURLY ARCHITECTURE TOURS (5 PM12 AM)
TIP_ Enjoy wines from the princely wine cellars at the palaces Ball Room
Last tour at midnight.
(6 pm12 am).
NOTE_ Wheelchair access via mobile stair climber (main entrance) or via lift
(side entrance).
IMAGE_ (12, 4) Liechtenstein. The Princely Collections, Vaduz-Vienna,
(3) Palais Liechtenstein GmbH/ Fotomanufaktur Grnwald IMAGE_ (14) Gnter Menzl
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115 Technisches Museum Wien 116 Theatermuseum

Mariahilfer Strae 212 Lobkowitzplatz 2
www.technischesmuseum.at www.theatermuseum.at
01 / 899 986000 01 / 525 243460
In the course of the opening of the new exhibition area The urban The Theatermuseum presents the exhibitions:
future, the TMW is co-operating with the 48er Waste Museum. Spettacolo barocco! Theatres Triumph
THE URBAN MONSTER A SCARY ATTRACTION IN THE CITY OF Five Truths Shakespeares Truth and the Art of Theatre Direction
THE FUTURE (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM and 10 PM) His freedom, our freedom Vclav Havel and the Burgtheater
King Kong or Godzilla at the TMW? Even worse! A 12-metre-high ur- The Theater-Slide is open!
ban monster conquers the museum. A performance by Lars Moritz. BAROQUE HANDICRAFT (6 PM10 PM)
THE WASTE, THE CITY AND ITS CHALLENGES (6 PM1 AM) For kids from 5 years.
Waste monsters are permanently making trouble in the cities RHYTHMIC BODY SOUNDS (7 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM)
only the MA 48 can help. And they show you how they do it. Workshops for young and old! 30 min.
METRO-SAURUS VS. JUNK-KONG COSTUMES UNVEIL THEIR SECRETS (6 PM11 PM)
Kids, come to the museum dressed up as monsters and meet fellow Try on authentic costumes and feel light as a feather like Papagena!
monsters! The five best costumes will be awarded prizes at 7.30 pm! IN A NUTSHELL (7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM)
THE WASTE TRANSFORMERS A NEW HOPE! (6 PM10 PM) Overview tours through the museum, 40 min.
Make the waste monster look small: In workshops, useful items SPETTACOLO BAROCCO! (8 PM, 10 PM and 12 AM)
such as snappy little monsters, notepads and wallets are created Guided tours, 40 min.
from waste. FESTEN OR THE BAROQUE SPIRIT IN THE CONTEMPORARY SOUL!
URBAN INNOVATION URBAN GARDENING (6.30 PM11.30 PM) (7.30 PM and 8.30 PM)
Short guided tours of the new area The urban future thinking A performance by IFANT, Institute applied theatre.
forward. SPETTACOLO NON TROPPO BAROCCO (9.30 PM12.30 AM)
Mastnak-Stummer-Stempkowski, horns, flutes, double bass.
Improvisation unlimited.
TIP_ Hungry like a monster? Thirsty like an ogre? Fight your hunger and thirst
in the show brewery, pastry shop or coffee roastery!
IMAGE_ (1) photo: Hertha Hurnaus, (2) Metro-saurus, (3) AgeMan,
(1, 4) The urban future IMAGE_ (2) Vclav Havel Library / Ondrej Nemec
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117 Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary 118 Time Travel Vienna

Scherzergasse 1a Habsburgergasse 10a
www.tba21.org www.timetravel-vienna.at
01 / 513 98 5624 01 / 532 15 14
Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary (TBA21) was founded in Discover a unique adventure world about the history of Vienna
2002 by Francesca von Habsburg in Vienna. The foundation is in a monastery directly in the city centre. Experience the exciting
dedicated primarily to the commissioning and dissemination of history of Vienna with a 5D cinema, animatronic figures, various
ambitious, experimental, and unconventional projects that defy multimedia shows and exceptional sound and light effects. The
traditional categorizations. Since May 2012, Viennas Augarten period from the roman camp Vindobona to present time is presen-
park has been transformed into a revitalized center for the arts ted in a humerous manner which makes it a fascinating experience
under the aegis of TBA21. TBA21-Augarten presents artists indivi- for young and old, for locals and tourists alike.
dual stances and artistic dialogues through works drawn from the GUIDED TOURS LIMITED CAPACITY!
foundations collection. Tours start every 15 minutes and take approx. 50 minutes. Only a
MARIO GARCA TORRES AN ARRIVAL TALE limited number of 800 participants is possible. Reservation cards
Storytelling, reenactment, and reportage are some of the strate- will be handed out at 5.45 pm. Children need a reservation card too.
gies that Mario Garca Torres deploys to uncover (hidden) histories, TREASURE HUNT
narratives, and strategies embedded in archives, sites, and places Children can explore the history of Vienna in the course of a trea
and thereby to highlight the limitations of factual evidence and sure hunt.
the agency of historical records and objects. An Arrival Tale uses
a conceptual gesture that detaches the works by the artist in the
TBA21 Collection from their original contexts and descriptions and
offers them as a collection of stories and artistic experiments open
for reinscription.
GUIDED TOURS THROUGH THE EXHIBITION (7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM)
TIP_ In the ORF Long Night of Museums, operating times on line 2 will be
prolonged by one tram between the stops Dresdner Strae (U6) Schweden-
platz (U1/U4) Dresdner Strae (U6).
IMAGE_ (1) Mario Garca Torres, The Way They Looked at Each Other, n/d.
Photo Nik Wheelr / Alamy IMAGE_ Time Travel
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119 Czech Centre Vienna 120 Museum of Clocks and Watches

Herrengasse 17 Schulhof 2
www.tschechischeszentrum.at www.wienmuseum.at
01 / 535 23 60 01 / 505 87 4785180
The Czech Centre Vienna is part of the network of Czech Centres, You will always be right on time here, among Wien Museums
which operate in 21 countries worldwide as communicators of the collection of about 3,000 clocks and watches, one of Europes
Czech culture. leading collections. The many different chronometers document
EXHIBITION NEW G(O)ODS 15. YOUNG DESIGN FROM THE the development of time measurement and horology from the 15th
CZECH REPUBLIC century to the present.
The exhibition presents works from the Czech National Award for CHILDRENs WORKSHOP A WATCH FOR A NIGHT (6 PM8 PM)
Student Design. For the 25th time already, more than 200 pieces Whether pocket watch or wrist watch, create your own personal
mostly from Czech universities, colleges and secondary schools watch for the ORF Long Night of Museum. Beware: not waterproof!
competed for the desirable awards National Prize, Excellent De- For children ages 8 and older.
sign Award and special prizes such as the Finezza Design Award. GUIDED TOUR: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COLLECTION OF CLOCKS
The models and prototypes from 2015 range from cool windup AND WATCHES (8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM and 11 PM)
cars (winner: Tom Rejmon) and minimalistic sunglasses to fancy From the former clockwork of St. Stephens cathedral, taken down
furniture and even urns, thus covering a wide array of product long ago, to the famous Viennese lantern wall clocks and the
design. A selection is shown at the Czech Centre Vienna. pocket watch collection of writer Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach an
GUIDED TOUR (8 PM) overview of several centuries of time-keeping.
With Kveta Culejov from the New G(o)ods project team, in Eng-
lish.
IMAGE_ (1) Windup cars Racers, T. Rejmon, J.E. Purkyne University st nad
Labem, (2) Lamps Ignis, E. Herrmann, Academy of Arts, Architecture and
Design, Prague, (3) Jewellery Path to Heaven, B. Dvorkov, University of
West Bohemia, Pilsen IMAGE_ (13) Wien Museum
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121 Urania Observatory 122 Viktor Frankl Museum Vienna

Uraniastrae 1 Mariannengasse 1/15
www.planetarium.wien www.franklzentrum.org
01 / 89 17 41 50000 0699 / 10 96 10 68
Urania Observatory, the oldest public observatory in Austria, has The Viktor Frankl Museum is not a museum in the classical sense.
recovered its best vision. The great double telescope, consisting In its rooms, visitors encounter Frankls personality, and they are
of a refracting telescope and a mirror telescope, offers you the joy able through self-test to experience Frankls therapeutical
of astronomical observation right in the heart of Vienna. approach. (ORF Zeit im Bild)
CLOSE UP OF THE SKY EXPERIENCING THE COSMOS (from 6.30 PM) The worlds 1st Viktor Frankl Museum, opened in March 2015,
Starting from 6.30 pm, short guided tours give you the chance to invites you by audios and videos to enter into a dialogue with
experience the nightly sky from the very heart of the city. Get to the founder of logotherapy. The aim is to open the visitors their
know the constellations of the stars and immerse yourself in the personal path to finding meaning.
vastness of space by a look through the telescopes of the obser- MUSEUMS TOURS EVERY 30 MINUTES (6 PM12.30 AM)
vatory. Starting from 7 pm, a varied space programme is offered Since a maximum of 25 people can participate per tour, scorecards
on every full hour. Please note that the observations are weather- will be issued (from 5 pm).
dependent. VISIT THE VIKTOR FRANKL CENTRE (6 PM1 AM)
You also have the opportunity to visit the Viktor Frankl Centre (Top
13) located on the same floor as the museum, showing an exhibi-
tion on the life and teachings of Viktor Frankl.
TOURS TO THE FORMER VIENNA POLIKLINIK (7 PM12 AM)
On the hour, guided tours are offered to the former workplace of
Viktor Frankl, where he was director of the neurological depart-
ment for 25 years.
TIP_ On site, refreshments and wines from Lower Austria are offered.
IMAGE_ (14) pepe-train-art
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123 St Virgils Chapel 124 Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art
Stephansplatz Laudongasse 1519
www.wienmuseum.at www.volkskundemuseum.at
01 / 505 87 4785180 01 / 406 89 05
St Virgils Chapel is one of the best-preserved Gothic interiors in The baroque Schnborn Garden Palace in Josefstadt houses the
Vienna. It was built around 1220/30 as the capella subterranea largest museum of folk life and folk art in Austria.
of a planned chapel in Early Gothic style at Stephansplatz. This SPECIAL EXHIBITION UNDER A FOREIGN SKY. FROM THE LIVES OF
fascinating subterranean place of worship was discovered during YUGOSLAVIAN MIGRANT WORKERS
construction of the underground in 1973 and has recently been In 1966, an agreement was made between Austria and former
extensively restored. A concise permanent exhibition deals with Yugoslavia to recruit migrant workers. The special exhibition vi-
Medieval Vienna. sualises biographical accounts and perspectives of those migrant
SACRED MUSIC AT ST. VIGILs CHAPEL (6 PM1 AM) workers and the following generation.
Especially for the ORF Long Night of Museums, sacred composi- IRINA KARAMARKOVIC SINGS SONGS FROM FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
tions are played into St. Virgils Chapel. For the first time, a live (6.30 PM11.30 PM)
recording of Arvo Prts Litany is being played, sung by the Ar- Short guided tours accompanied by music, hourly on every half
nold Schnberg Choir. Prt composed the piece especially for the hour. At 8.30 pm in Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian.
re-opening of St. Virgils Chapel. PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN: COME INTO THE PASTRY SHOP!
(6 PM10 PM)
Bake and decorate cookies in the show kitchen.
TIP_ Enjoy culinary treats at the museum caf!

IMAGE_ (1) Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art, photo: Craig Dillon,
IMAGE_ (12) Wien Museum/ photo: Kollektiv Fischka (2) On the football field, JUKUS, (3) Irina Karamarkovic, photo: Horst Marka
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125 Red Vienna. Wash House No. 2

Halteraugasse 7
IST HIER
1190 Vienna
www.dasrotewien-waschsalon.at
JANDL Wien
0664 / 88 54 08 88
The New Vienna of the 1920s and early 1930s is a unique socio-
FREI?
political experiment, as it embraces all spheres of life from social
and health policy to education and housing issues.
The exhibition covers four fields:
Red Viennas history (19191934)
Red Viennas communal housing and ancillary facilities
Clubs of the Social Democratic Workers Party
The festivities of Viennas working-class movement Bitte untersttzen Sie Deutschkurse fr Flchtlinge,
um unsere Sprache und Kultur zu vermitteln.
JULIUS TANDLER OR: THE VISION OF THE NEW MAN
Red Vienna at the Wash House Karl-Marx-Hof commemorates
the 80th anniversary of Julius Tandlers death, dedicating its current
special exhibition to the physician, scientist, and councillor for
welfare and health care. It was under his aegis that social benefits
became a legal entitlement for those in need, rather than an act of
mercy. Tandlers welfare system marked a fundamental change of
thought: the idea of random charity was abandoned in favour of
the general legal entitlement to welfare. The comprehensive wel
fare scheme entailed the systematic amalgamation of all domains
of social welfare. It covered the entire human life, from birth to
death, and pervaded various spheres of Red Vienna politics.
GUIDED TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION (6 PM12 AM)
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126 Wien Hauptbahnhof (Vienna Central Station) 127 Wien Museum Karlsplatz
Am Hauptbahnhof 1 Karlsplatz 8
oebb.at/sicherheit www.wienmuseum.at
01 / 505 87 4785180
As Austrias largest mobility provider it is BBs aim to allow all A fascinating mix of art and history on three floors, from the
passengers to comfortably travel by rail. Middle Ages to the 20th century. Whats more, Wien Museum is
SAFETY POINTS (1 PM9 PM) currently offering two special exhibitions: Tip of the Hat! A Social
Visitors of the railway station, young and old, can inform History of the Covered Head and Sex in Vienna. Desire. Control.
themselves and get advice in matters of safety at different points, Transgression.
where they can participate and play. In co-operation with the CHILDRENs TOURS
Wiener Linen and the Crime Prevention Unit of the police, the BB 6 pm and 7 pm: Cartwheel hat or night cap? Which hat type are you?
give an insight of everything that is being done in order to keep Find your favourite hat and come to the exhibition Tip of the Hat.
safety levels as high as possible at the railway station and they For children ages 8 and older.
give advice on how to correctly behave in emergency situations. 6.30 pm and 7.30 pm: Light? Bugs? Finger prints? Oh, no!
At the play points Hot line, Radio, Blind obstacle course Learn more about restoration and conservation. For children ages
and Caution, trains running through, the correct behaviour at 8 and older.
the train station is conveyed in an exciting way. Visitors can score GUIDED TOURS
with their knowledge at the Wheel of knowledge and the Buzzer 6 pm and 7 pm: Curators tour Sex in Vienna with Andreas Brunner
game and can also win prizes. 9 pm and 11 pm: Highlight tour Sex in Vienna
VIRTUAL REALITY HEADSET (1 PM9 PM) 8 pm and 10 pm: Highlight tour Tip of the Hat!
Use this headset to go on a virtual tour through Vienna Central Station, SPOTLIGHT TALKS (6.15 PM12 AM)
in which all safety-related facilities and precautions are shown. Every 15 minutes, curators and staff members of the Wien Museum
GUIDED TOURS (6 PM1 AM) present their favourite objects.
Join one of the hourly guided tours through Vienna Central Station.
Meeting Point: Markuslwe (lion sculpture) at the main entrance.
TIP_ Train the correct behaviour on railway premises with the help of the TIP_ Flea market at the Wien Museum Shop (6 pm1 am): Great selection of
interactive online game Safety Train. exhibition catalogues at reduced prices.
IMAGE_ (13) BB, (4) KfV IMAGE_ (1, 2) Wien Museum, (3) Herta Hurnaus
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128 Phono Museum Vienna 129 Vienna Ambulance Museum

Mollardgasse 8/16 Gilmgasse 18, entrance via Halirschgasse 12
www.bezirksmuseum.at www.wien.gv.at/rettung/museum
01 / 581 11 59 01 / 40 0070071
On the way to yesterday. What was before CDs and Mp3 players? The Vienna Ambulance Museum has been newly designed and re-
Find an answer at the Phono Museum Vienna. Not only the phono- opened in 2013. Throughout the year access is only possible for
graphs, gramophones, radios and remarkable mechanical musi- groups. On the occasion of the ORF Long Night of Museums, also
cal instruments themselves, but also playing the original sound individuals have the opportunity of visiting and experiencing the
carriers on the respective machines makes complex historical long and changeful history of the Emergency Medical Service Vien-
connections audible, visible and tangible. Unique objects such as na. The museum is located in the historic building of the rescue
a monograph from 1889 the first industrially produced player for centre Hernals, one of the oldest ones in the city.
phonograph cylinders tell about the lives and work of inventors 135 YEARS EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE VIENNA
like Edison, Berliner or Marconi. Founded the day after the terrible fire of the Vienna Ringtheater in
EXHIBITION OPENING Elvis 56 Elvis Presley wird zum King 1881 by volunteers, the EMS Vienna today has become the only ex-
of Rock n Roll clusively professional ambulance organisation in Austria. Unique
The Phono Museum Vienna celebrates the commemoration (1956 exhibits from the past 100 years such as historic-medical devices
2016) of the most important year in the life of the biggest enter- including restored ambulance vehicles give you the opportunity of
tainer of all times. experiencing the progress of rescue services in the city.
ELVIS PRESLEY FROM THE JUKEBOX GUIDED TOURS EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
Not only can you listen to audio files from the museums archive, Every hour on the hour there are guided tours by the curator of the
this night, also Elvis records will be played on a Seeburg A100A museum himself.
Jukebok from 1949. CHILDRENs PROGRAMME
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME Children get the chance to take a look at a real ambulance (car),
Send a morse code on the telegraph machine. to try out a lot of things and to get familiar with the work of an
ambulance person.
NOTE_ We are happy to assist with overcoming a constructional barrier. IMAGE_ (14) Berufsrettung Wien MA 70
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130 Vienna Shoe Museum 131 wienXtra-kinderinfo Viennas

Florianigasse 66 children information centre
1080 Vienna MuseumsQuartier Wien/Court 2, Museumsplatz 1
www.schuhmuseum.at 1070 Vienna
01 / 514 5023 54 www.kinderinfowien.at
01 / 40 0084 400
The museum houses an extensive collection of historical shoes Get information and advice on everything concerning childrens
from different centuries. And you can also find something very spe- culture and family leisure at the wienXtra-kinderinfo. A service
cial: the Schustermichel! The detailed replica of the bell of the for children aged 013 and adults spending time with children
Church of Mariahilf will fascinate you. Now it is time to turn your in Vienna.
attention away, towards a multitude of exhibits that are waiting CHILDRENs PROGRAMME
to be discovered. Objects such as tools, Emperor Franz Josephs in the information room during the ORF Long Night of Museums!
riding boots or exclusive shoe design from the second half of the VJING (6 PM10 PM)
19th century to the Crazy Shoes will evoke your admiration for the DJs make music, VJs take pictures to go along with it. A VJ artist
skills of shoemakers from former times to the present. shows you how its done: take your own pictures and project them
SPECIAL EXHIBITION: CRAZY SHOE 2016 onto the wall. Make the wienXtra-kinderinfo shine in bright colours
Do not miss out on this! The craziest shoes of Europe: From Its and lights!
me, Mario! to Here I stand at the Wrthersee summer fee- FACE-PAINTING (6 PM10 PM)
lings included! A lion, a butterfly or simply colorful. Get a face painting at the
SHOE PRODUCTION (from 6 PM) make-up station.
Visitors have the chance to watch the making of a shoe.
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME (6 PM10 PM)
Modelling with leather.
TIP_ Order the kinderaktiv-programme without charge: You will get your
kinderaktivcard right away!
IMAGE_ (3) Vienna state guild of shoemakers and orthopaedic shoemakers, PLEASE NOTE_ Opening hours during the Long Night from 6pm to 10pm!
Foto Weinwurm IMAGE_ (13) wienXtra, (3) Bubu Dujmic
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132 Dental Museum of Vienna 133 Magic Set Museum

Sensengasse 2a, entrance: Whringer Strae 25a Schnbrunner Strae 262,
1090 Vienna courtyard in the basement
www.bgzmk.meduniwien.ac.at/de/ueberuns/museum 1120 Vienna
0664 / 104 80 98 www.zauberkasten-museum.at
0664 / 204 93 77
The dental museum of Vienna documents the development of Wondrous boxes for acquiring the spectacular art of magic
dentistry since the time of Georg Carabelli (17871842), the first The worlds biggest collection of magic sets. This large assort-
academic teacher of dentistry. On the basis of instruments and ment of more than 3,000 different magic sets from three cen-
other equipment you will be able to understand how dental treat- turies is also registered in The Guinness Book of Records. With
ment and hygiene was carried out in former times or how dental 200 showpieces on display, you can immerse yourself in a world
protheses were made. Additionally, there is some more interesting full of fascination and magic. From the first book of magic tricks
material on teeth and their development. and the first magic set from the beginning of the 19th century
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME (5 PM and 7 PM) to the newest and most extraordinary magic sets, everything is
A visit at the dentists, still feared by many people, especially explained in detail. A show case filled with professional magic
children, will become better understandable and thus lose much devices completes the exhibition.
of its horror. Dealing playfully with the right dental hygiene may SPECIAL EXHIBITION MAGIC SETS BY THE BORRAS FAMILY
make the dream of a painless visit at the dentists come true. In In 1894, Agapito Borras from Spain founded a toy and board game
order to support this idea, small presents for dental hygiene are publishing company near Barcelona. His son, Enric Borras, made
handed out. the breakthrough in 1933 with the production of a high-quality
A HUMEROUS APPROACH TO TEETH IN MUSIC AND LITERATURE extensive magic set. Until today, the output of different magic sets
(8 PM and 10.30 PM) by Magia Borras has continued to be extremely high. With the
companys broad product range, which also includes educational
games, it attracts a wide audience and at the same time achieves
high sales figures.
CHILDRENs PROGRAMME
On every full and half hour, a big magician performs magic tricks.
NOTE_ Barrier-free access through the back entrance of the museum. TIP_ Magical wheel of fortune for children, from 6 pm.
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134 ZOOM Childrens Museum

MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1
1070 Vienna
www.kindermuseum.at
01 / 524 79 08
Hands on, minds on, hearts on!

At ZOOM Childrens Museum, its all about asking, touching, ex-
ploring, feeling, and playing: in hands-on exhibitions, issues from
the realms of art, science, and everyday culture are prepared in
ways that are geared to children.
SchoolFox
ZOOM HANDS-ON EXHIBITION HEAR HEAR! LOOK LOOK!
(6 PM10 PM)
Verbindet Lehrer und Familien
The hands-on exhibition Hear Hear! Look Look! in the framework
of the ORF Long Night of the Museums is open from 6 to 10 pm.
Adults are also welcome, but only if accompanied by children!
Our eyes and ears are highly refined sensory organs that capture
light and sound waves from the surroundings and process them
into images and tones. These two senses help us navigate through
daily life. But how do seeing and hearing really function? What is
a sound wave? Why do we need lights to be able to see colors and
shapes? What role does our brain play? And what happens when
one of these senses is impaired or lost? The new, participatory
Happy school, happy life!

exhibition addresses these and other questions about hearing
and seeing.
PLEASE NOTE_ ZOOM opening hours for the ORF Long Night of Museums,
6 pm10 pm.
IMAGE_ (13) ZOOM Childrens Museum / J. J. Kucek, (4) ZOOM Childrens
www.schoolfox.com
Museum / A. Eizinger
172
Train Ride Nostalgic Train to Semmering Train Ride Museum Express To the Railway Museum
from Vienna, Wr. Neustadt in Strasshof on the Blue Flash (7.15 pm10.30 pm)
www.nostalgiezug.at leaving from train station Praterstern
0676 / 541 59 91 1020 Vienna
www.eisenbahnmuseum-heizhaus.com
The nostalgic train to Semmering is the ideal train connection from Train ride with the Museum Express to the Railway Museum in
Vienna to the Semmering railway, a world cultural heritage. An Strasshof:
offer for railfans, nature lovers and anyone interested in history. 7.15 pm Departure from Praterstern, Vienna
A TRIP TO THE SEMMERING REGION (4 PM1 AM) 7.45 pm Arrival at the Railway Museum Strasshof
The trip to the museums in the Semmering region already starts in 9.55 pm Departure from the Railway Museum Strasshof
the afternoon in a historical train set from the 70s. Departure from 10.30 pm Arrival at Praterstern, Vienna
Vienna (approx. 4 pm), via Wr. Neustadt. Details, exact departure RAILWAY MUSEUM STRASSHOF (7.45 PM9.55 PM)
times and timetable at langenacht.ORF.at! Near Vienna, there is a place that is home to the Austrian rail ve-
HLLENTAL TRAIN PAYERBACH-REICHENAU terans. Visitors can find a wide variety of engines and waggons in
Upon arrival in Payerbach-Reichenau, the trip continues on the their original setting and historical environment.
Hllental train in a rail car, built in 1926 and authentically re 125 YEARS OF 17C372 (8 PM)
stored, to the depot in Hirschwang. A guided tour of the transducer Austrias best operable express steam train celebrates its birth-
facility in Reichenau is also part of the programme. day! Presentation of the 17c372 in the hall.
MUSEUMS IN MRZZUSCHLAG NIGHTLY PHOTO SHOOTING (8.30 PM)
After returning to Payerbach on the Hllental train, the nostalgic With the steam engines 17c372 and 109.13.
train Semmering continues via Semmeringbahn to Mrzzuschlag, TRAIN OPERATION BY NIGHT (6 PM1 AM)
where a varied museum programme is offered. Model trains, model trucks and the garden railway.
RETURN JOURNEY FROM MRZZUSCHLAG
Departure Mrzzuschlag (approx. 11 pm) Payerbach Wr. Neu-
stadt Vienna (approx. 1 am).
TIP_ A dining car operates with the nostalgic train, where refreshments, coffee
and snacks are offered.
NOTE_ Tickets for the ORF Long Night of Museums are valid for this ride and NOTE_ Tickets for the ORF Long Night of Museums are valid for this ride and
can also be purchased on the train. can also be purchased on the train.
174 175
Around vienna
NEIGHBOURING MUSEUMS IN LOWER AUSTRIA

The following museums and cultural institutions in Lower Austria can be
reached within short drives from Vienna. The regional ticket for e 6. is
also valid at these locations.
12 Burg Liechtenstein
Am Hausberg 2, 2344 Maria Enzersdorf
24 Eisenbahnmuseum Schwechat
Hintere Bahngasse 2b, 2320 Schwechat
33 Filmarchiv Austria
Parkweg 89, 2361 Laxenburg
35 Franzensburg
Schlossplatz 1, 2361 Laxenburg
39 Grnne-Haus, Laxenburg
Herzog-Albrecht-Strae 1, 2361 Laxenburg
53 Hobel- und Werkzeugmuseum
60 Kloster der Kreuzschwestern Laxenburg
62 Kultur- und Museumsverein Laxenburg
Herzog-Albrecht-Strae 9, 2361 Laxenburg
63 Kulturtreffpunkt Laxenburg
Schlossplatz 17 (at the park entrance), 2361 Laxenburg
69 LEMU Langenzersdorf Museum
Obere Kirchengasse 23, 2103 Langenzersdorf
74 Museum der Freiwilligen Feuerwehr Laxenburg
Herbert-Rauch-Gasse 2, 2361 Laxenburg
106 Stadtmuseum Korneuburg
Dr.-Max-Burckhard-Ring 11, 2100 Korneuburg
Please find more information on these museums in the booklet for

Lower Austria or on the internet on langenacht.ORF.at.
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orf long night of museums 2016

For information on timetables, tickets and fares in Austrias

SAT | 1st OCT | 2016

0810 22 23 24 AnachB | VOR App

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Around Vienna p. 176

This booklet informs you about:

Dr. Alexander Wrabetz Dr. Brigitte Wolf

MUSEUM INFORMATION POINT (TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM) EXTENSIVE TRANSPORT NETWORK

TICKETS TICKET VALID FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT

CHILDRENS PROGRAMMES AT THE MUSEUMS THATS HOW IT WORKS

1 Viennas First Museum of Fishery 13 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere

25 Bible Center 37 Viennas First School Museum

49 Josephinum 61 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich

73 Museum at the Schottenstift 85 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM)

97 Augarten Porcelain Museum 109 Secession

121 Urania Observatory 133 Magic Set Museum

CITY WALK Line 1 stops

3 Albertina______________________________ p. 30 71 Museum of Viennese Fashion Designers___ p. 102 TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ

Line 2 stops Line 3 stops

Foto: Stage Entertainment, Erich Lessing/Expotainment, Roncalli, PALAZZO Produktionen GmbH

1 Viennas First Museum of Fishery 2 21er Haus

3 Albertina 4 Old Viennese Schnapsmuseum

7 Altes Rathaus (Old town hall) 8 AnzenbergerGallery

The Architekturzentrum Wien is the Austrian Museum of Architec-

IMAGE_ (1) Az W, Hertha Hurnaus, (2) Photo: Pez Hejduk

10 Arnold Schnberg Center 11 arteum Center for Sculpting

12 Bank Austria Kunstforum 13 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere

14 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere 15 Belvedere, Winter Palace

16 Museum of the Funeral Services Vienna 17 Museum of the District of

19 Museum of the District of 20 Museum of the District of

TIP_ Snacks will be offered.

21 Museum of the District of 22 Museum of the District of

23 Museum of the District of 24 Museum of the District of

25 Bible Center 26 Museum of the Bohemian Forest

27 Brennpunkt Viennas Museum 28 Federal Chancellery

TIP_ Free drinks and snacks.

29 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna 30 Collegium Hungaricum Vienna

TIP_ A culinary surprise awaits you this year again.

31 Condomi Museum 32 Demel Museum

Design deserves attention. And a place where creative output can

Mehr Kultur und Information SONNTAG

34 Dialogue in the Dark 35 Electronics Museum

36 Ernst Fuchs Museum 37 Viennas First School Museum

38 Fire Department Museum Vienna 39 Torture Museum Museum of

IMAGE_ (13) MA 68 Lichtbildstelle, (4) SKV/Harald Messnig

40 Frederick Kiesler Foundation 41 Money Museum of the

IMAGE_ (12) Frederick Kiesler Foundation, (3) 2015 Lawrence Weiner /

42 The Paintings Gallery of the 43 GeschichtenOrt Hofburg

The House of Music is an interactive sound museum located in the

45 Austrian Military Museum 46 HilgerBROTKunsthalle

IMAGE_ (1) Nassau Calling Group Exhibition of the Bahamas, @ HilgerBROT-

48 Hofmobiliendepot Imperial 49 Josephinum

TIP_ Food and drinks in the foyer.

50 Jewish Museum Vienna 53 Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum

54 Klimt Villa Wien

55 Museum of Nursing 56 Kuffner Observatory

57 KUNST HAUS WIEN Museum Hundertwasser 58 Kunsthalle Wien

125 years of Kunsthistorisches Museum join the celebration!

60 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien 61 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich

IMAGE_ (1) eSeL, 2010, (23) Lena Lieselotte Schuster, 2016

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3 Albertina____________________________ p. 30 71 Museum of Viennese Fashion Designers_ p. 102 TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ

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