Information in foreign languages

Below you will find downloadable material in English for all the Wien Museum locations. Info about the composers' residences is also available in Japanese.


Museum Overview

Besides the main building at Karlsplatz, 19 more locations await your visit – from the Hermesvilla to the Pratermuseum. The Overview provides brief information about all of them in English language.

Wien Museum Overview – Information in English

 


Hermesvilla

Situated in an idyllic setting in the middle of the former imperial hunting grounds, now Lainzer Tiergarten, is the "Palace of Dreams", as Empress Elisabeth once called her villa. Emperor Francis Joseph gave it to her in the hope of persuading his wife – a keen traveller – to spend more time in Vienna.

Hermesvilla – Information in English


Musician Apartments

The Wien Museum takes you to original locations: be our guest at the homes of such luminaries of the music world as Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart, Strauss or Schubert.

Musican Apartments – Information in English
 

Neidhart Festsaal

The Wien Museum has the key to some of the most precious treasures in the city. A work of great rarity and value are the Neidhart Frescoes, the oldest secular mural paintings in Vienna.

Neidhart Festsaal – Information in English
 

Otto Wagner Hofpavillon Hietzing

Construction of the Stadtbahn, a metropolitan railway for Vienna, was the biggest infrastructure engineering project in the city around 1900.

Otto Wagner Pavillon Karlsplatz

Breathing fresh life into a jewel of art nouveau: a permanent exhibition documenting Otto Wagner is being presented in the Stadtbahn Pavilion on Karlsplatz.

Otto Wagner Pavillon Karlsplatz/Otto Wagner Hofpavillon Hietzing – Information in English

 

Pratermuseum

The Prater. An oasis of nature near the center of Vienna. A lively amusement park with its iconic Ferris wheel.  Just as special as the Prater is its museum: an impressive display of the changes that have taken place in Vienna’s eerily beautiful entertainment culture since the 18th century.

Pratermuseum – Information in English

Römermuseum

The underground area of the Roman Museum contains the remnants of two tribunes’ houses, Vienna’s most important archaeological finds from this era.

Römermuseum – Information in English
 

Uhrenmuseum

700 clocks from around the globe marking time in an enchanting Old Viennese building. A multi-faceted story of technological precision and design trends in the decorative arts.

Uhrenmuseum – Information in English
 

Virgilkapelle

Dating back to 1220 –1230, the Chapel of St. Virgil is one of the best-preserved Gothic interior spaces in Vienna. It was conceived as the foundation of another chapel planned for Stephansplatz.

Virgilkapelle – Information in English