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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
Impressum p. 210
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
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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CITY WALK Line 1
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Line 2 Line 3
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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
Line B will operate in Viennas 14th district. Starting from the underground Holiday on Ice Circus Roncalli
station U4 Schnbrunn, the buses will take you to the following destination: Wiener Stadthalle Graz, Innsbruck, Wien
U4
U Schnbrunn
115 Technisches Museum Wien______________________________ p. 152
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U4
U Schnbrunn
Tickets
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
11 arteum Center for Sculpting_____________________________ p. 39
129 Vienna Ambulance Museum_____________________________ p. 167
79 Vienna Snowglobe Museum_____________________________ p. 112
S45,
s 43 Hernals Sofort Tickets sichern auf
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26 (Autokaderstrae) | p. 182 LINE 1 D/18/O(Quartier Belvedere) | p.202
75A (Burgring) S. 100 75A (Burgring) S. 100
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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1/2/71/D
(Karlsplatz) U6 (Meidling)
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1/2/71/D
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1/2/71/D
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Ring-Oper) | p. 193 59A (Drfelstrae)
75A (Burgring)| S.
p. 100
200
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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1/2/71/D (Stephansplatz) CITY WALKU3 (Herrengasse)U1
TEST FUSSROUTE(Stephansplatz)
1/2/71/D
(Schwedenplatz)
U4 75A (Burgring) | S. 100
p. 193 U4 (Schwedenplatz)
75A (Burgring)| S.
p. 100
193
5 Altes Rathaus (Old town hall) 6 Altes Rathaus (Old town hall)
Municipal District Museum District Council
Wipplingerstrae 8 Wipplingerstrae 8, 1st floor
1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna
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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TEST FUSSROUTE(Herrengasse)U1
1/2/71/D (Stephansplatz) TEST FUSSROUTE 1/2/71/D
U1 (Reumannplatz) 6 (Absberggasse) | S.206
(Schwedenplatz)
U4 75A (Burgring) | S. 100
p. 193 75A (Burgring) S. 100
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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U2/U3/
1/2/71/D
49/
75A
48A (Burgring)
(Volkstheater)S.| 100p. 193
9 Architekturzentrum Wien
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1
1070 Vienna
www.azw.at
01 / 522 31 15
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75A (Burgring) S.| 100p. 193/194/201/202 42A (Hernalser Friedhof)
75A (Burgring)