Reduced charge for disabled persons:

• Wien Museum MUSA, Beethoven Museum, Hermesvilla, Römermuseum and Uhrenmuseum: € 6
• All other locations: € 4

Visitors under 19 years of age - FREE ADMISSION
(not included: Mozartwohnung at the Mozarthaus Vienna)

First Sunday of every month (all visitors) - FREE ADMISSION
(not included: Mozartwohnung at the Mozarthaus Vienna and the Otto Wagner Kirche am Steinhof)

Guide and assistance dogs:
Guide and assistance dogs may be taken with visitors in all our locations, the exception being Wien Museum Hermesvilla in the Lainzer Tiergarten.

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

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1040 Vienna, Karlsplatz 8

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1010 Vienna, Felderstraße 6-8

The exhibit area of the museum can be reached via elevator, also accessible with a wheel chair. That said, the elevator is not at the main entrance but around the corner at Rathausstraße 14 (where there's no curb).

Bathroom:
There wheelchair-accessible bathroom can be reached via the exhibition area.

Shop:
The pathway to the shop involves no steps.

Parking:
Several handicapped parking spaces are located in immediate proximity to the MUSA: Felderstraße 1A
Ebendorferstraße 4

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1130 Vienna, Lainzer Tiergarten

Access for People with Disabilities:
Due to a technical defect, the Hermes Villa is currently not wheelchair accessible. We kindly ask for your understanding.
The Hermesvilla is located within the Lainzer Tiergarten, a protected area of natural beauty. (Biosphere Park Wienerwald www.bpww.at) For this reason, entering and so accessing by car the Hermesvilla is not permissible; even cycling is prohibited in the Lainzer Tiergarten. 

Bathroom:
A wheelchair-accessible toilet can be found at the restaurant 

Exhibition areas:
The ground floor (currently no exhibition) can easily be accessed by wheelchair.  For persons with impaired mobility, a wheelchair is on hand for use, and seating is available. Unimpaired access to the exhibition areas on the 1st floor cannot be guaranteed due to the lack of a lift.

Restaurant/Shop:
Both the restaurant and the shop area are accessible with the aid of the platform lift.

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1010 Vienna, Tuchlauben 19

The exhibition space is located on the second floor of a historic building and can be reached via staircase. In addition, there is an elevator. But its use requires a key. If you would like to use the elevator, please let our staff know via the intercom at the building entrance.

Width of the Building Entrance: 43"
Two-Winged Door at the Building Entrance: 24"/48"

Elevator Door Width: 31"
Dimensions of Elevator Cabin: 47"x28"

Narrow Pathway into Exhibition Space: 26"

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1130 Vienna, Schönbrunner Schlossstraße

Access for People with Disabilities:
Two steps lead up to the pavilion entrance, the exhibition area is level and suitable for wheelchairs.
Double swing door, 156 cm wide when fully opened

Parking space:
There is no parking space for persons with disabilities next to the pavilion. The nearest public parking space is in front of the Hietzing parish church (Am Platz).

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1140 Vienna, Baumgartner Höhe 1

Main entrance:
12 steps

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1040 Vienna, Karlsplatz

The Pavillon is accessible via three steps, while the exhibition area itself is easily accessible for wheelchairs.

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1020 Vienna, Straße des 1. Mai

A new Prater Museum is currently being built on the Straße des 1. Mai, with more space for the growing Prater collection in a modern exhibition architecture. The opening is planned for 2024.

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1010 Vienna, Hoher Markt 3

Access for People with Disabilities:
The main entrance to the Museum requires no use of stairs or steps.

Parking facilities:
Directly beside the Museum there is no parking for disabled persons; however, the following streets nearby offer parking space: Bauernmarkt 9, Salvatorgasse 7.

Bathroom:
A wheelchair-accessible toilet can be found on the ground floor.

Exhibition areas:
The ground floor exhibition space is only partially accessible, with the rear area only reachable via 8 steps. The excavations below street level and the exhibition on the 1st floor are accessed via stairs or with our stair-climbing chair. The use of the chair comes with some limitations, so we recommend contacting us before your visit. Our staff will be able to assist you. 
A wheelchair can be borrowed for your visit.
The Römermuseum also features hands-on and tactile objects suitable for blind and partially-sighted visitors.

Shop:
The shopping area at the entrance is easily accessible.

Guided tours on offer:
There is a multimedia guide for the deaf and hard of hearing in sign language.
Guided tours through the permanent exhibition for the blind and partially-sighted are available on request.
Registration under: 
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85180

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1010 Vienna, Schulhof 2

Access to the cash till and shop area is via one step; the exhibition rooms are accessible only via stairs.

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

1010 Vienna, Stephansplatz, U-Bahn (Subway) Station

Access for People with Disabilities:
The Chapel of St. Virgil is accessible for people with disabilities via the the city’s subway system (“Wiener Linien”) elevators. To reach the admissions counter and the gift shop, take the elevators at the Stephansplatz/Haas-Haus entrance to the first level of the subway station. Please purchase your ticket at the admissions counter and inform the staff member working there that you would like to use  the entrance for people with disabilities. To reach the Chapel of St. Virgil’s entrance for people with disabilities, take the elevator to the “U3 Richtung Simmering” level. The exhibition area and the chapel are both free of stairs and wheelchair-accessible.

Click here for a PDF link to a floor plan indicating access to both the elevators and the entrance on the lower level. A hardcopy of the floor plan is also available at the admissions counter.

Parking:
Several parking spaces for people with disabilities are available in the area surrounding Stephansplatz, such as those in front of Singerstraße 7 and Singerstraße 12-16, and those in front of Spiegelgasse 3-11.

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

BEETHOVEN MUSEUM

1190 Vienna, Probusgasse 6

The Beethoven Museum is located in a historic landmark. Accessibility is therefore limited and varies for the different parts of the museum.

Courtyard: no steps
Ticket Office & Shop: two steps
Bathroom: two steps
Various Exhibit Units: from 10 to 20 steps

Floor plan as pdf download

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

BEETHOVEN PASQUALATIHAUS

1010 Vienna, Mölker Bastei 8

The apartment is on the 4th floor and reachable via steps only.

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

HAYDNHAUS

1060 Vienna, Haydngasse 19

In the Haydnhaus the court and the exhibition room are easily accessible for wheelchairs (no steps). The remaining exhibition rooms are to be found on the 1st floor and can be reached by steps only.
 
Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

SCHUBERT GEBURTSHAUS

1090 Vienna, Nußdorfer Straße 54

The court is easily accessible (no steps).

The exhibition areas are to be found on the first floor and can be reached only via a staircase.

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

SCHUBERT STERBEWOHNUNG

1040 Vienna, Kettenbrückengasse 6

The apartment can be found on the 1st floor and is accessible via steps only.

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at

JOHANN STRAUSS WOHNUNG

1020 Vienna, Praterstraße 54

The apartment is on the first floor above ground and is accessible via staircase. In addition, the apartment can be accessed via elevator (width of entry: 80cm; interior dimensions: 80x117cm).

Ground-floor entry to the stairwell and elevator: double doors (widths of 65cm and 130cm respectively).
First floor access from the corridor: double doors (widths of 69cm and 138cm respectively).
Strauss apartment entry: double doors (widths of 61cm and 122cm respectively).

Contact / Information:
P: +43 1 505 87 47 85173
E: service(at)wienmuseum.at