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Forewords Information Children’s Pass Index
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This booklet informs you about: museums Information provided: museum adresses, 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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Forewords
Dr. Alexander Wrabetz DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE AUSTRIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, ORF
The numbers can hardly get any better: about 700 museums, galleries and cultural institutions open their doors on Saturday October 5th for the 14th “ORF Long Night of Museums”. Almost all of them have prepared special exhi bitions and events for you. To whet people’s appetite for art and culture and to provide them with a wide spread offer – from folk culture to the avant-garde – this is one of the core areas of the ORF, which we fulfil with outstanding commitment and high professiona lism: With our TV programme, which has been topped off with ORF III, a channel dedicated to culture and information, since 2011, with our radio programmes including Ö1, the most successful cultural radio channel in Europe, which fills us with pride, and FM4, the channel dedicated to contemporary culture off the mainstream, and with our online services, the Vienna Radio Symphony Orche stra and numerous cultural events of the ORF regional studios and at the ORF Radiokulturhaus in Vienna. In its diversity, the ORF is the most important cul tural agent of the country, and the “ORF Long Night of Museums” is an annual highlight which has become an integral part of the cultural activities in Austria. I want to thank all cultural institutions, sponsors and partners for the success ful cooperation, the ORF team for their excellent organisation, and I wish you an entertaining “ORF Long Night of Museums”.
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DR. BRIGITTE WOLF HEAD OF THE REGIONAL ORF STUDIO VIENNA
On October 5th, the “ORF Long Night of Museums” marks its 14th season, and this time again there are numerous possibilities to get an overview over the cul tural richness of Vienna, for discovering something new or for deepening one’s knowledge. 129 museums and cultural institutions, in Vienna alone, invite art lovers to a nightly tour. ORF Vienna is accompanying the visitors through this “Long Night” and pro viding the music for the shuttle buses. The Funkhaus (broadcasting centre) also opens its doors again: In the course of backstage tours, starting halfhourly from 6 pm on, visitors may get to know the inside of a broadcasting station and have a look into the studio during the Radio Wien special broad cast, which is focused on the Long Night from 8 pm to 1 am, with hit songs and evergreens and live coverage from the museums. In the “Yellow Box” at MuseumsQuartier, a Radio Wien DJ ensures good moods. In the run-up to the “ORF-Long Night of Museums”, the TV programme “Wien heute” has delved into places in museums which mostly lie hidden from visi tors. It presents storage rooms and people without whom the museums would not be what they are. During the “Long Night”, “Wien heute” reports from the last preparations in the museums, provides live coverage and will offer a follow-up report with highlights on October 6th.
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information
MUSEUM INFORMATION POINT (“TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM”) Heldenplatz serves as the main Museum Information Point for all visitors of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”. Information, booklets and tickets will be available at Heldenplatz at the following times: Thursday, October 3rd, 2 pm–6 pm, Friday, October 4th, 10 am–6 pm, Saturday, October 5th, from 9 am. TICKETS The ticket will be valid on October 5th, 2013 from 6 pm to 1 am as an admission ticket for all locations and events listed in this booklet, and also as a ticket for public transport services in Vienna. Ticket prices are € 13.– (regular ticket) € 11.– (reduced price) Tickets at reduced price are available for Ö1-Club members, school children, students, senior citizens, disabled persons and for males in their obligatory term of military or civilian service. Free admission for children age 12 and under, born after October 4th, 2001. Tickets are available in advance at tickets.ORF.at, at the Museum Information Point at the times listed above, and at the museums participating in this pro gramme. On the night itself they can be purchased at the Museum Information Point or at any museum. TRANSPORT SERVICES The ticket is valid for the “Long Night” shuttle buses and from October 5th, 2013 4 pm to October 6th, 2013 3 am, it is also valid for public transport services in Vienna, including the Nightline buses. Children age 12 and under are allowed to use public transport if accompanied by an adult with a “Long Night” ticket.
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The routes of the shuttle buses are connected to the underground lines, making individual tours possible. BUS LINES Locations in the Inner City of Vienna are within walking distance (“city walk”). Most locations outside the Inner City will be connected by shuttle buses or can be reached by underground. Bus lines 1 to 5 will start from the Museum Information Point at Heldenplatz and offer a hop-on-hop-off bus service in intervals of about 15 minutes. Lines A to F will connect underground stations to locations in Vienna’s outer districts. Please find the exact routes in this booklet or on the internet. All stops are specially marked and equipped with a map of the area and direc tions to the museums. Additionally, a special oldtimer shuttle service will operate between Helden platz and MuseumsQuartier Wien. EVENTS AND startING TIMES Please find the starting times of events in this booklet. If not stated otherwise, programmes (especially guided tours) will be offered in German only. FURTHER INFORMATION Most recent information about the “ORF-Long Night of Museums” is being pro vided on the internet on langenacht.ORF.at. Programmes, especially beginning times, are subject to alterations. In cases of limited capacity, admission cannot be guaranteed. Each museum is responsible for the content of the descriptions of the respec tive locations and programmes in this booklet.
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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMES AT THE MUSEUMS The following museums offer special programmes for children: 1 3 5 9 14 16 17 25 30 31 33 35 37 38 41 43 45 47 50 51 52 58 60 66 67 68 75
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2 1er Haus_____________________ P. 38 Albertina______________________ P. 40 AnzenbergerGallery_____________ P. 42 bahnorama____________________ P. 46 Lower Belvedere________________ P. 51 Museum of the Distr. of Floridsdorf__ P. 53 Museum of the Distr. of Josefstadt___ P. 54 Circus- & Clown Museum Vienna___ P. 62 Dorotheum____________________ P. 68 Electronics Museum_ ___________ P. 69 First Vienna School Museum_____ P. 71 Ferry Ebert’s Museum___________ P. 74 Money Museum of the OeNB_ ____ P. 76 The Paintings Galleryof the Acad.__ P. 77 House of Music_ _______________ P. 80 Austrian Military Museum________ P. 83 Hofmobiliendepot______________ P. 85 Jewish Museum Vienna__________ P. 88 Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum__ P. 89 Kiesler Foundation Vienna_ ______ P. 90 Klimt Villa Wien_ _______________ P. 91 Kunsthist. Museum_ ____________ P. 97 Kunsthist. Museum – Neue Burg___ P. 99 look Magnet Museum__________P. 105 MAK_________________________P. 106 Museum of the Market Office____P. 107 Museum at the Schottenstift____P. 114
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Natural History Museum Vienna__ P. 117 A ustrian National Library_ ______P. 123 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM)___P. 124 Museum for Horticultural History__ P. 125 Austrian Museum for Social …_ __P. 126 Austrian Theatre Museum_______P. 128 Austrian Advertising Museum_ __P. 129 Liechtenstein Garden Palace____P. 131 Papyrus Museum______________P. 133 Scouting Museum_____________P. 135 Museum of Fantastic Art Vienna__P. 136 Prater Museum_______________P. 141 Roman Museum_______________P. 144 Treasury of the Teutonic Order_ __P. 145 ChocolateMuseum_____________P. 148 Technisches Museum Wien______P. 153 Time Travel Vienna_____________P. 154 Museum of Clocks and Watches__P. 156 Austrian Museum of Folk Life …__P. 158 Weltmuseum Wien_____________P. 161 Wien Museum Karlsplatz_ ______P. 162 Vienna Shoe Museum__________P. 166 Vienna’s children information_ __P. 167 Dental Museum of Vienna_______P. 168 Magic Set Museum_ ___________P. 169 ZOOM Children’s Museum_ _____P. 170
THAT’S HOW IT WORKS In every museum offering a programme for children, you can collect stamps for your pass at the entrance of the museum.
COLLECT YOUR PRIZE For three stamps and more, a small surprise will await you in the children’s tent at the Museum Imformation Point at Heldenplatz. Collect your prize on October 5th before midnight or as long as stocks last. To participate in the programmes, children must be accompanied by an adult. Parents are responsible for their children.
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1 21er Haus – Museum for Contemporary Art
Schweizergarten, Arsenalstraße 1, 1030 Vienna___________________ P. 38 2 48er Waste Museum
Rautenweg 83 (on the premises of the landfill site), 1220 Vienna_ ___ P. 39 3 Albertina
Albertinaplatz 1, 1010 Vienna_ ________________________________ P. 40 4 Old Vienna Schnapsmuseum
Wilhelmstraße 19–21, 1120 Vienna_ ___________________________ P. 41 5 AnzenbergerGallery
Absberggasse 27, 1100 Vienna_ _______________________________ P. 42 6 Architekturzentrum Wien
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna____________ P. 43 7 Arnold Schönberg Center
Schwarzenbergplatz 6, entrance Zaunergasse 1–3, 1030 Vienna_____ P. 44 8 Restituta – Religious belief against the violence of the Nazi regime
Hartmannspital, Nikolsdorfergasse 26–36, 1050 Vienna___________ P. 45 9 bahnorama
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Favoritenstraße 51, 1100 Vienna_______________________________ P. 46
13 Orangery, Palace Stables
Rennweg 6, 1030 Vienna______________________________________ P. 51
14 Lower Belvedere
Rennweg 6, 1030 Vienna______________________________________ P. 51
15 Museum of the District of Donaustadt (22nd District)
Kagraner Platz 53 & 54 (the building in the park), 1220 Vienna______ P. 52
16 Museum of the District of Floridsdorf (21st District)
Prager Straße 33, 1210 Vienna_________________________________ P. 53
17 Museum of the District of Josefstadt (8th District)
Schmidgasse 18, 1080 Vienna_________________________________ P. 54
18 Museum of the District of Landstraße (3rd District)
Sechskrügelgasse 11, 1030 Vienna_____________________________ P. 55
19 Museum of the District of Meidling (12th District)
Längenfeldgasse 13–15, 1120 Vienna___________________________ P. 56
20 Museum of the District of Simmering (11th District)
Enkplatz 2, 1110 Vienna______________________________________ P. 57
21 Museum of the District of Währing (18th District)
Währinger Straße 124, 1180 Vienna_ ___________________________ P. 58
10 Bank Austria Kunstforum
22 Bible Center
Freyung 8, 1010 Vienna_______________________________________ P. 47
Breitegasse 4–8/Ground Floor, 1070 Vienna______________________ P. 59
11 BAWAG P.S.K. / WAGNER:WERK Museum
23 Museum of the Bohemian Forest and the Ore Mountains
Georg-Coch-Platz 2, 1018 Vienna_______________________________ P. 48
Ungargasse 3, 1030 Vienna____________________________________ P. 60
12 Upper Belvedere
24 Brennpunkt° – Vienna Museum of Heating Customs
Prinz Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Vienna_ ___________________________ P. 50
Malfattigasse 4, 1120 Vienna__________________________________ P. 61
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25 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna
37 Money Museum of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank
Ilgplatz 7, 1020 Vienna_ ______________________________________ P. 62
38 The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
Kohlmarkt 14, 1010 Vienna____________________________________ P. 63
Schillerplatz 3, 1st Floor, 1010 Vienna_ __________________________ P. 77
27 designforum Wien
39 Generali Foundation
Quartier21/MQ, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna___________________ P. 64
Wiedner Hauptstraße 15, 1040 Vienna__________________________ P. 78
28 Dialogue in the Dark
40 Globe Museum
Freyung 6, 1st courtyard, 1010 Vienna_ __________________________ P. 66
Herrengasse 9, 1010 Vienna___________________________________ P. 79
29 Cathedral Museum of the Archdiocese of Vienna
41 House of Music
Stephansplatz 6 (Zwettlerhof), 1010 Vienna______________________ P. 67
30 Dorotheum
Spiegelgasse 16, 1010 Vienna_________________________________ P. 68
31 Electronics Museum
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Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, 1090 Vienna______________________________ P. 76
26 Demel Museum
Donaustadtstraße 45, 1220 Vienna_____________________________ P. 69
Seilerstätte 30, 1010 Vienna__________________________________ P. 80
42 Imperial Family, Court and State Archives
Minoritenplatz 1, 1010 Vienna_________________________________ P. 82
43 Austrian Military Museum – Institute of Military History
Arsenal, Objekt 18, 1030 Vienna_______________________________ P. 83
32 Endoscopy Museum
44 Hilger BROTKunsthalle
at Josephinum, Währinger Straße 25, 1090 Vienna________________ P. 70
Absberggasse 27, 1100 Vienna_ _______________________________ P. 84
33 First Vienna School Museum
45 Hofmobiliendepot – Imperial Furniture Collection
Breitenleer Straße 263, 1220 Vienna____________________________ P. 71
Andreasgasse 7, 1070 Vienna__________________________________ P. 85
34 Esperanto Museum
46 Josephinum
Herrengasse 9, 1010 Vienna___________________________________ P. 72
Währinger Straße 25, 1090 Vienna______________________________ P. 86
35 Ferry Ebert’s Museum for Grandchildren
47 Jewish Museum Vienna
Beckmanngasse 7, 1140 Vienna________________________________ P. 74
Dorotheergasse 11, 1010 Vienna_______________________________ P. 88
36 The History of Torture
48 Imperial & Royal Vine Treasure Vaults
at Esterhazypark, Fritz-Grünbaum-Platz 1, 1060 Vienna_ ___________ P. 75
Piaristengasse 45, 1080 Vienna________________________________ P. 89
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49 Coffee Experience Museum
61 Künstlerhaus
Vogelsanggasse 36, 1050 Vienna______________________________P. 126
62 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich
Piaristengasse 45, 1080 Vienna________________________________ P. 89
51 Kiesler Foundation Vienna
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Karlsplatz 5, 1010 Vienna____________________________________P. 100
50 Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum
Mariahilfer Straße 1b/Top 1, 1060 Vienna________________________ P. 90
Herrengasse 13, 1014 Vienna_________________________________P. 101
63 The Long-Night Tram
around Ringstraße in a vintage tram, 1010 Vienna________________P. 102
52 Klimt Villa Wien
64 Leopold Museum
Feldmühlgasse 11, 1130 Vienna________________________________ P. 91
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna___________P. 103
53 Museum of Nursing
65 Loft8 KG, art space, artists in residence, exhibitions
Wilhelminenspital, Montleartstraße 37, 1160 Vienna______________ P. 92
Absberggasse 27/9/4th floor, 1100 Vienna_ _____________________P. 104
54 Kuffner Observatory
66 look Magnet Museum
Johann-Staud-Straße 10, 1160 Vienna___________________________ P. 93
at Kunst-Service, St. Elisabeth-Platz 6, 1040 Vienna_ _____________P. 105
55 KUNST HAUS WIEN. Museum Hundertwasser
67 MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art
Untere Weißgerberstraße 13, 1030 Vienna_______________________ P. 94
Stubenring 5, 1010 Vienna___________________________________P. 106
56 Art Center Ebendorf Raumacht
68 Museum of the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna
Ebendorferstraße 8, 1010 Vienna_______________________________ P. 95
Floridsdorfer Markt 5, 1210 Vienna____________________________P. 107
57 Kunsthalle Wien
69 Motorrolldie – Private Motorcycle Museum
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna____________ P. 96
Erlgasse 35, 1120 Vienna_ ___________________________________P. 108
58 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien
70 Mozarthaus Vienna
Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna_____________________________ P. 97
Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna____________________________________P. 109
59 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Imperial Treasury
71 Mumok Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien
Hofburg, Schweizerhof, 1010 Vienna____________________________ P. 98
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna___________P. 110
60 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Neue Burg
72 MUSA Museum Start Gallery Artothek
Neue Burg, Heldenplatz, 1010 Vienna___________________________ P. 99
Felderstraße 6–8 (next to the City Hall), 1010 Vienna_ ____________P. 111
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73 Museum of Aspern-Essling 1809
Asperner Heldenplatz 9, 1220 Vienna__________________________P. 112
Augustinerstraße 1, 1010 Vienna______________________________P. 124
74 Museum of Contraception and Abortion
86 Museum for Horticultural History
Mariahilfer Gürtel 37, 1st floor, 1150 Vienna_____________________P. 113
Siebeckstraße 14, 1220 Vienna_______________________________P. 125
75 Museum at the Schottenstift
87 Austrian Museum for Social and Economic Affairs
Freyung 6, 1010 Vienna______________________________________P. 114
Vogelsanggasse 36, 1050 Vienna______________________________P. 126
76 Museum Judenplatz
88 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists
Judenplatz 8, 1010 Vienna_ ___________________________________ P. 88
Währinger Straße 14, 1090 Vienna_____________________________P. 127
77 MuseumsQuartier Wien / freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL
89 Austrian Theatre Museum
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna___________P. 115
Lobkowitzplatz 2, 1010 Vienna________________________________P. 128
78 Music Collection of the Vienna City Library, Loos Rooms
90 Austrian Advertising Museum
Bartensteingasse 9, 1st floor, 1010 Vienna_ _____________________P. 116
at Breitenseer Lichtspiele, Breitenseer Straße 21, 1140 Vienna_____P. 129
79 Natural History Museum Vienna
91 OstLicht. Galerie für Fotografie
Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna____________________________P. 117
Absberggasse 27, Staircase 3, 1st Floor, 1100 Vienna_ ____________P. 130
80 The Neidhart Frescos
92 Liechtenstein Garden Palace
Tuchlauben 19, 1010 Vienna__________________________________P. 118
Fürstengasse 1, 1090 Vienna_ ________________________________P. 131
81 Oldtimer Shuttle Bus of the ÖBB Adventure Train to Strasshof
93 Liechtenstein City Palace
Praterstern / Underground station, exit Lassallestraße, 1020 Vienna__P. 119
Bankgasse 9, 1010 Vienna_ __________________________________P. 132
82 ORF RadioKulturhaus
94 Papyrus Museum
Argentinierstraße 30a, 1040 Vienna_ __________________________P. 120
83 Vienna Snowglobe Museum
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85 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM)
Schumanngasse 87, 1170 Vienna_ ____________________________P. 122
Heldenplatz – Neue Burg, 1010 Vienna_________________________P. 133
95 Pathologic-anatomical Collection in The Fools Tower – NHMV Spitalgasse 2, Court 6, 1090 Vienna_ __________________________P. 134
84 Austrian National Library / State Hall
96 Scouting Museum and Institute of Scouting History
Josefsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna_ __________________________________P. 123
Loeschenkohlgasse 25, 1150 Vienna___________________________P. 135
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97 Museum of Fantastic Art Vienna
Palais Palffy, Josefsplatz 6, 1010 Vienna________________________P. 136
98 Planetarium Wien
Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1, 1020 Vienna_ _________________________P. 137
99 Vienna Police Museum – Museum of the Vienna Security Guards
Marokkanergasse 4, 1030 Vienna_ ____________________________P. 138
100 Porcelain Museum Augarten
Obere Augartenstraße 1, 1020 Vienna__________________________P. 140
101 Prater Museum
Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 (Planetarium building), 1020 Vienna________P. 141
102 Rapideum
Gerhard Hanappi Stadion, Keißlergasse 6, 1140 Vienna____________P. 142
103 The Museum of Chimney Sweepers
Klagbaumgasse 4, 1040 Vienna_______________________________P. 143
104 Roman Museum
Hoher Markt 3, 1010 Vienna__________________________________P. 144
105 Treasury of the Teutonic Order
Singerstraße 7, Staircase I, 2nd Floor, 1010 Vienna_______________P. 145
106 Schlumberger Sparkling Cellars
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Heiligenstädter Straße 39, 1190 Vienna________________________P. 146
109 Secession
Friedrichstraße 12, 1010 Vienna_ _____________________________P. 149
110 Sigmund Freud Museum
Berggasse 19, 1090 Vienna___________________________________P. 150
111 State Opera Museum
Hanuschgasse 3 / Goethegasse 1, 1010 Vienna__________________P. 151
112 stilwerk at the design tower
Praterstraße 1, 1020 Vienna__________________________________P. 152
113 Technisches Museum Wien
Mariahilfer Straße 212, 1140 Vienna___________________________P. 153
114 Time Travel Vienna
Habsburgergasse 10a, 1010 Vienna___________________________P. 154
115 Czech Centre Vienna
Herrengasse 17, 1010 Vienna_________________________________P. 155
116 Museum of Clocks and Watches
Schulhof 2, 1010 Vienna_____________________________________P. 156
117 Urania Observatory
Uraniastraße 1, 1010 Vienna_ ________________________________P. 157
118 Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art
Laudongasse 15–19, 1080 Vienna_____________________________P. 158
107 The Vienna Butterfly House in the Burggarten Palmhouse
119 Red Vienna. Wash House No. 2
Burggarten, 1010 Vienna_____________________________________P. 147
Halteraugasse 7, 1190 Vienna_ _______________________________P. 160
108 ChocolateMuseum – presented by Confiserie Heindl
120 Weltmuseum Wien
Willendorfer Gasse 2–8, 1230 Vienna__________________________P. 148
Neue Burg, 1010 Vienna_ ____________________________________P. 161
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121 Wien Museum Karlsplatz
Karlsplatz 8, 1040 Vienna____________________________________P. 162
122 Wien Westbahnhof
Europaplatz 2, 1150 Vienna_ _________________________________P. 163
123 Vienna Fire Department Museum
Am Hof 7, 1010 Vienna_ _____________________________________P. 164
124 Vienna Ambulance Museum
Gilmgasse 18, entrance via Halirschgasse 12, 1170 Vienna________P. 165
125 Vienna Shoe Museum
Florianigasse 66, 1080 Vienna________________________________P. 166
126 Vienna’s children information
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, Court 2, 1070 Vienna____P. 167
127 Dental Museum of Vienna
Sensengasse 2a, entrance: Währinger Straße 25a, 1090 Vienna____P. 168
128 Magic Set Museum
Schönbrunner Straße 262, courtyard in the basement, 1120 Vienna___P. 169
129 ZOOM Children’s Museum
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MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna___________P. 170
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70 Mozarthaus Vienna_ _________________ P. 109
6 Architekturzentrum Wien_ ______________P. 43
71 Mumok_ ___________________________ P. 110
7 Arnold Schönberg Center________________P. 44
72 MUSA Museum Start Gallery Artothek___ P. 111
10 Bank Austria Kunstforum_ ______________P. 47
75 Museum at the Schottenstift___________ P. 114
11 BAWAG P.S.K. / WAGNER:WERK Museum___P. 48
76 Museum Judenplatz____________________P. 88
13 Orangery, Palace Stables________________P. 51
77 MQW / freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL__ P. 115
14 Lower Belvedere_______________________P. 51
78 Music Collection of the Vienna City Library__ P. 116
22 Bible Center_ _________________________P. 59
79 Natural History Museum Vienna_ _______ P. 117
23 Museum of the Bohemian Forest_________P. 60
80 The Neidhart Frescos_________________ P. 118
26 Demel Museum_ ______________________P. 63
84 Austrian National Library / State Hall_ __ P. 123
27 designforum Wien_____________________P. 64
85 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM)_________ P. 124
28 Dialogue in the Dark_ __________________P. 66
88 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists_ ___ P. 127
29 Cathedral Museum of the Archdiocese_____P. 67
89 Austrian Theatre Museum_____________ P. 128
30 Dorotheum_ __________________________P. 68
93 Liechtenstein City Palace______________ P. 132
32 Endoscopy Museum____________________P. 70
94 Papyrus Museum____________________ P. 133
34 Esperanto Museum_ ___________________P. 72
95 Pathologic-anatomical Collection_______ P. 134
37 Money Museum of the OeNB_____________P. 76
97 Museum of Fantastic Art Vienna________ P. 136
38 The Paintings Gallery of the Ac. of Fine Arts__P. 77
99 Vienna Police Museum_ ______________ P. 138
39 Generali Foundation___________________P. 78
104 Roman Museum_____________________ P. 144
40 Globe Museum________________________P. 79
105 Treasury of the Teutonic Order_ ________ P. 145
41 House of Music________________________P. 80
107 The Vienna Butterfly House____________ P. 147
42 Imperial Family, Court and State Archives__P. 82
109 Secession_ _________________________ P. 149
46 Josephinum___________________________P. 86
110 Sigmund Freud Museum______________ P. 150
47 Jewish Museum Vienna_________________P. 88
111 State Opera Museum_________________ P. 151
51 Kiesler Foundation Vienna______________P. 90
112 stilwerk at the design tower___________ P. 152
56 Art Center Ebendorf Raumacht_ __________P. 95
114 Time Travel Vienna___________________ P. 154
57 Kunsthalle Wien_______________________P. 96
115 Czech Centre Vienna__________________ P. 155
58 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien_________P. 97
116 Museum of Clocks and Watches________ P. 156
59 Kunsthist. M. – Imperial Treasury_________P. 98
117 Urania Observatory_ _________________ P. 157
60 Kunsthist. M. – Neue Burg_______________P. 99
120 Weltmuseum Wien___________________ P. 161
61 Künstlerhaus_ ______________________ P. 100
121 Wien Museum Karlsplatz______________ P. 162
62 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich__________ P. 101
123 Vienna Fire Department Museum_______ P. 164
63 The Long-Night Tram_ ________________ P. 102
126 Vienna’s children information_ ________ P. 167
64 Leopold Museum____________________ P. 103
127 Dental Museum of Vienna_____________ P. 168
67 MAK_______________________________ P. 106
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LINE A STOPS Line A will operate in Vienna’s 21st district. Starting from the underground station “U6 Floridsdorf”, the buses will take you to the following destinations: U U6 Floridsdorf
LINE C STOPS Line C will operate in Vienna’s 10th district. Starting from the underground station “U1 Reumannplatz”, the buses will take you to the following destinations: U U1 Reumannplatz
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LINE D STOPS Line D will operate in Vienna’s 23rd district. Starting from the underground station “U6 Alterlaa”, the buses will take you to the following destinations: U U6 Alterlaa 108 ChocolateMuseum – presented by Confiserie Heindl__________P. 148 U U6 Alterlaa
33 First Vienna School Museum_______________________________P. 71 2 48er Waste Museum______________________________________P. 39 31 Electronics Museum______________________________________P. 69 U U2 Stadlau
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LINE E STOPS Line E will operate in Vienna’s 12th and 14th district. Starting from the underground station “U4/U6 Längenfeldgasse”, the buses will take you to the following destinations: U U4/U6 Längenfeldgasse 35 Ferry Ebert’s Museum for Grandchildren & Exhibition of …_ _____P. 74 113 Technisches Museum Wien_ ______________________________P. 153 U U4 Schönbrunn 128 Magic Set Museum______________________________________P. 169 69 Motorrolldie – Private Motorcycle Museum__________________P. 108 U U6 Philadelphiabrücke 4 Old Vienna Schnapsmuseum_______________________________P. 41 19 Museum of the District of Meidling (12th District)______________P. 56 24 Brennpunkt° – Vienna Museum of Heating Customs_ __________P. 61 U U4/U6 Längenfeldgasse Supported by Herz Armaturen GmbH
LINE F STOPS Line F will operate in Vienna’s 16th district. Starting from the underground station “U3 Ottakring”, the buses will take you to the following destinations: U U3 Ottakring 53 Museum of Nursing______________________________________P. 92 54 Kuffner Observatory_ _____________________________________P. 93 53 Museum of Nursing______________________________________P. 92 U U3 Ottakring
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Schweizergarten, Arsenalstraße 1 1030 Vienna www.21erhaus.at 01 / 795 57–0
Rautenweg 83 (on the premises of the landfill site) 1220 Vienna www.abfall.wien.at 01 / 58 817–48117
The current presentation of the collection of modern and contem porary art at the 21er Haus provides a parcours of paintings, pho tographs, installations, objects and video works of Austrian artists and international contemporaries. In the garden, the focus is on five large-sized sculptures by Franz West on pedestals by Heimo Zobernig. WOTRUBA TODAY (6 PM, 6.30 PM, 7 PM and 7.30 PM) “Wotruba at the 21er Haus” presents the life, work and influence of the sculptor Fritz Wotruba (1907–1975). Guided tours include an exclusive view into the storage rooms (max. 15 participants). FILM PROGRAMME (6 PM–11 PM) At the Blickle Kino with original 50s flair. Look forward to a com pilation of video art of the 1990s and the 2000s from the Ursula Blicke Video Archive. OPEN STUDIO FOR CHILDREN (6 PM–10 PM) It is colourful at the Studio21! Get inspired by the art of the 21er Haus and let your immagination run wild when creating your own works.
Imagine Vienna without waste collection and street cleaning! Vienna’s first and unique Waste Museum is open to the public since 2011. It is situated in a renovated workshop building at the landfill site Rautenweg. The collection includes historical vehicles and exhibits of modern day waste management. Furthermore, you will see photos of 100 years of waste management, street cleaning and its fleet. A part of the exhibition is dedicated to myths and misbelief in waste management. Visitors can get in touch with waste and see how much waste one person produces during a year. Furthermore, visitors learn how waste is recycled. FLYING GUIDES Employees are available to answer your questions and offer guided tours. PHOTO EXHIBITION: “BEHIND THE SCENES OF VIENNA’S WASTE MANAGEMENT” Accompany the MA 48 staff during their daily work. WASTE AND ART CINEMA In a converted waste collection vehicle.
IMAGE_ (1) 21er Haus, © Belvedere, Vienna, (2) Fritz Wotruba working on “Liegender Jünglin, Pan”, 1943, © Belvedere, Vienna, permanent loan of the Fritz Wotruba Private Foundation, (3) Kiki Kogelnik, Triangle (Detail), 1975, National Art Collection, permanent loan to the Belvedere, Vienna © Belvedere, Vienna, (4) Studio 21er Haus, Belvedere, Vienna, photo: © Natascha Unkart
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TIP_ Travel advice – by public transport: Please use the bus transfer of the “ORF Long Night of Museums” from U1. There is no other public transport going to the landfill site and no possibility to come by foot. – by car: Parking places available! Highway S2, exit “Rautenweg”, go right towards Breitenlee. IMAGE_ (1–3) Photos: Felicitas Matern
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Old Vienna Schnapsmuseum
Albertinaplatz 1 1010 Vienna www.albertina.at 01 / 534 83–0
Wilhelmstraße 19–21 1120 Vienna www.schnapsmuseum.com 01 / 815 73 00
Current exhibits: “MATISSE AND THE FAUVES” The highly expressive works of Henri Matisse and his young artist colleagues, who are today counted among the pioneers of Modern ism, can be seen for the first time in Vienna in this exhibition. “GOTTFRIED HELNWEIN” The extensive retrospective provides insight into all the work phases of the Austrian artist, who is primarily famous for his hy perrealistic paintings of wounded children. “ALBERTINA CONTEMPORARY” Contemporary art from the holdings of the collections of the Al bertina, including works from Gerhard Richter, Georg Baselitz and Anselm Kiefer, are presented in the Contemporary show. PARIS AROUND 1900 – THE WORLD OF MATISSE IN THE ALBERTINA In the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, Montmartre atmosphere dominates in the Albertina. Street performers and musicians find their way into the Albertina palace. Visitors can have caricature portraits of themselves made. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME – WILD PAINTING (6 PM–9 PM) In the children’s studios, kids can try out the painting methods of the French Fauves with a palette of colourful, powerful paints.
The Old Vienna Schnapsmuseum, which has been in the posses sion of the Fischer Familiy for five generations, offers a unique insight into the tradition of schnaps and liqueur production. The tour through the museum – from the office from 1904 to the old distillers from the 19th century – provides interesting facts about schnaps and will also carry visitors away to the good old days of the monarchy. Some of the recipes of the Friedrich Fischer distillery date back as far as the 19th century and have been traditionally passed on from father to son. The Old Vienna Schnapsmuseum continues the tradition of liqueur production. It specializes in absinthe and came out with the new products Manner and rum cocos liqueurs. GUIDED DISTILLERY TOURS Guided tours of the museum will be offered every 30 minutes. Start of the first tour: 6 pm, start of the last tour: 1 am.
IMAGE_ (1) Gerhard Richter: Abstract Painting, 2001, (2) Henri Matisse: The open window, 1905, © Succession Matisse/VBK, Vienna 2013, (3) Gottfried Helnwein: The Disasters of War 28, 2011, © VBK, Vienna 2013
TIP_ The tours end with tastings of in-house products, such as the “Schönbrunner Gold Likör”, a liqueur refined with 23-carat gold leaf. For children, also fruit juice is available.
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Absberggasse 27 1100 Vienna www.anzenbergergallery.com 01 / 587 82 51
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 1070 Vienna www.azw.at 01 / 522 31 15
The gallery shows many Austrian and international photographers over five exhibition cycles per year. The AnzenbergerGallery was founded by Regina Maria Anzenberger in 2002, since 2012, the gallery’s showrooms are located at the former Anker bread factory. EXHIBITION: KLAUS PICHLER: ONE THIRD With “One Third” the Austrian photographer shows food which is no longer edible, at various stages of decay. According to a study, commissioned by the UN, a third of all products of the food indus try go to waste worldwide. “One Third” exceeds the sell by date in order to document the full dimensions of global food waste. In addition still lifes of Heinrich Kühn, Eugenia Maximova and Frank Robert will be exhibited. The photographer Klaus Pichler will be present and will talk about his work. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 PM) Workshop by Klaus Pichler: “Don’t waste food”.
Situated in the heart of Vienna, in the Museumsquartier, the Ar chitekturzentrum Wien is the Austrian museum of architecture, with a mandate to provide a centre for exhibitions, events and research on the subject of architecture. The Az W has at its disposal an extensive architecture collection for the 20th century. The Architekturzentrum Wien offers its visitors a rich and varied programme 365 days per year, from the permanent exhibition “a_show. Austrian Architecture in the 20th and 21st Centuries”, international temporary exhibitions, numerous series of events and educational programmes to a range of supplementary cultural services, such as the specialist reading library in the historic Oktogon. “A_SHOW. AUSTRIAN ARCHITECTURE IN THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES” With the long-running exhibition “a_show” the Architekturzen trum Wien is opening a permanent showcase for the cultural iden tity of the nation, and presenting 150 years of impressive domestic architecture history for the first time in one exhibition in Austria. The imaginative use of 300 square metres provides an in-depth presentation of around 170 architects and 420 of their buildings in the nine Federal States of the current Republic. GUIDED TOUR OF THE PERMANENT EXHIBITION (8 PM and 9 PM)
TIP_ Find rare, selfpublished and signed photography books at the new AnzenbergerGallery bookshop. IMAGE_ (1–4) © Klaus Pichler/AnzenbergerGallery: Jam, Blackberries, Melon & Pineapple, Inkjet-Print on Hahnemuehle FineArt Baryta
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IMAGE_ (1, 2) “a_show. Austrian Architecture in the 20th and 21st Centuries”. Copyright: Pez Hejduk
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Arnold Schönberg Center Schwarzenbergplatz 6 Entrance Zaunergasse 1–3 1030 Vienna www.schoenberg.at 01 / 712 18 88 The Arnold Schönberg Center is one of the most significant com poser archives in the world. In 2011, the Arnold Schönberg Estate was granted “Memory of the World” status by UNESCO. EXHIBITION: “ARNOLD SCHÖNBERG – THE MUSICAL THOUGHT” The new exhibition about the life and work of the father of the Viennese School – with his pictures and original manuscripts, and historical material in audio, video and photos. A must in this “Long Night”! ALEXEJ GROTS, PIANO (8 PM and 10 PM) The shooting stars of the Moscow Tschaikovsky Conservatory will play Schönberg’s Chamber Symphony No. 1 op. 9 in the spectacu lar piano version by Eduard Steuermann. 15 solo instruments with two hands only!
IMAGE_ (1–3) © Arnold Schönberg Center, (1) Palais Fanto, (2) Arnold Schönberg, (3) Alexej Grots
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Restituta – Religious belief against the violence of the Nazi regime Hartmannspital, Nikolsdorfergasse 26–36 1050 Vienna 01 / 546 05–1014 The exhibition about Restituta offers an insight into the life story of the beatified Sister Mary Restituta and the cruel acts of the Nazi regime. SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS (6.30 PM, 8.30 PM and 10.30 PM) Listen to the stories from a time of terror in which only a firm belief and strong will could keep people grounded. Sister Mag. Daurer guides visitors through the exhibition and outlines the life story of blessed Sister Restituta. COMMEMORATION, ANNIVERSARY AND SPECIAL PROGRAMME 75 year of martyrdom, 15 years of beatification and the 10-year anniversary of the museum will be presented appropriately. A painting exhibition with Viennese artists, video presentations and further exhibits on the topic “Belief and nursing in the Nazi regime” will only be shown in this very night. Did you know that there was a musical about Sister Restituta? This night will have further surprises for you in store.
TIP_ The coffeeshop will be open for you all night.
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Bank Austria Kunstforum
Favoritenstraße 51 1100 Vienna www.hauptbahnhof-wien.at 01 / 60 01 415
Freyung 8 1010 Vienna www.bankaustria-kunstforum.at 01 / 537 33 26
On its 1,000 square metres of exhibition area, bahnorama, a joint project of the City of Vienna and the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB), offers information about the future Vienna main station and its new neighbourhood. At bahnorama, neighbours, travel lers, children and experts will all find answers to their questions. Apart from a 3D flight simulation over the whole area and an impressive movie summarising the project, the highest walk able wooden construction tower in Europe is another highlight of bahnorama. From its 40-metre-high viewing platform, you will enjoy not only the breathtaking panoramic view of Austria’s largest construction site but also a magnificent view over Vienna. A VISIT TO THE VIEWING PLATFORM GUIDED TOURS ON THE HOUR (6 PM–12 AM) MAKING BAHNORAMA TOWERS FOR CHILDREN (6 PM–9 PM)
The Bank Austria Kunstforum is the top address for art lovers, especially for classical modern painting of the post-war years. Every year, 250,000 people visit the temporary exhibitions held in this private institution, shows that are unique across the globe. Leading museums present their works here as well as private col lectors. Whether van Gogh or Miró, Kandinsky or Chagall, Warhol or Lichtenstein, the great names of art are united here. Since 2000, there have also been exhibitions devoted to contemporary artists. EXHIBITION: “JÜRGEN MESSENSEE” Jürgen Messensee, born in Vienna in 1936, is one of the leading artists of contemporary painting and graphic arts in Austria. Na ture has always been his inspiration, above all the human figure. They are coded appropriations of nature, which then manifest themselves for instance as female swimmers, catamarans or mouths. In recent years, Messensee has augmented drawing and painting with the reproductive process of the jet print. What mat ters to him is the displacement and manipulation of perception: what is real and what is fiction? DIALOGUE TOUR (7.30 PM) With curator Florian Steininger and Jürgen Messensee. CONCERT: DIKNU SCHNEEBERGER TRIO (9 PM)
IMAGE_ (1–4) ÖBB/Roman Bönsch
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BAWAG P.S.K. / WAGNER:WERK Museum Georg-Coch-Platz 2 1018 Vienna www.ottowagner.com 0 / 599 05–22500 The building of the Postal Savings Bank, which was built from 1904 to 1912, is considered the main work of Art Nouveau ar chitect Otto Wagner. Countless details such as the world’s largest cast aluminium sculptures measuring 4.5 metres on the roof of the building’s main facade, innovative materials, like aluminium, glass and linoleum, and above all, a completely new style of archi tecture based on functionality make Otto Wagner’s building of the Postal Savings Bank a key example of modern architecture. With this late work, Wagner has become one of the internationally most influential architects of the 20th century. Additionally to the permanent exhibition in and around the “Small Banking Hall”, the WAGNER:WERK Museum also designs and organises temporary special exhibitions in the “Large Banking Hall”, which deal with the architecture and design history of the 20th century. HISTORICAL ROOMS (7 PM–12 AM) For the first time, the historical and listed rooms – the staircase of the management, the governor’s room and the large conference room and the hallways leading there – will be open to visitors. Every half hour, guided tours to the first floor of the Postal Savings Bank will be offered.
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The Belvedere palaces are considered to be among Europe’s most outstanding Baroque buildings and host the most signifi cant collection of Austrian art dating from the Middle Ages to the present. The heart of the presentation of art around 1900 are the world’s largest Gustav Klimt collection and masterpieces by Schiele and Kokoschka. AUSTRIA IS FREE! A VIEW OVER THE CITY (6 PM–7 PM) Seize the unique opportunity and enjoy the view over the city from the balcony of the Upper Belvedere – just like Leopold Figl once did after signing the Austrian State Treaty in 1955 (limited number of participants). JUST A KISS! (7 PM–10 PM) Living infopoints convey Gustav Klimt’s most famous work, briefly and accurately. THE WAY KLIMT SOUNDS (6.30 PM and 7.30 PM) Listen to romantic satirical songs in a musical tour by and with Philipp Reichel.
TIP_ Buy your ticket for the “Long Night” here and receive a free welcome drink. IMAGE_ (1) © Belvedere, Wien, (2) © Votava, Wien, (3) Gustav Klimt, “Kiss”, 1908, Oil on Canvas 180 x 180 cm, Belvedere, Vienna, © Belvedere, Vienna, (4) Gustav Klimt, “Sunflower”, around 1907 © Belvedere, Vienna
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Lower Belvedere Orangery, Palace Stables Rennweg 6 1030 Vienna www.belvedere.at 01 / 79 557–0
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LOWER BELVEDERE: “DECADENCE – ASPECTS OF AUSTRIAN SYMBOLISM” Baroque sensuality meets highlights of Austrian art: On the premises of Prince Eugene’s private refugium, works between myth and mysticism illustrate the broad spectrum of soul paint ings around 1900. PRINT A PRINCE! (6 PM–10 PM) Feel like Prince Eugene of Savoy! Photo corner with baroque props. WHEN THE GODS ARE DANCING (7.30 PM and 8.30 PM) Dance workshop on baroque stage dancing and ballroom dancing. OPEN STUDIO FOR CHILDREN FROM THE AGE OF 3 (6 PM–10 PM) Immerse yourself in the world of fairies, angels and fanciful figures. ORANGERY: “GIRONCOLI: CONTEXT” The exhibition is dedicated to the exceptional artist Bruno Giron coli (1936–2010). GIRONCOLI IN THE SPOTLIGHT (6.30 PM and 7.30 PM) Guided indoor and outdoor parcours to Gironcoli’s sculptures.
TIP_ Buy your ticket for the “Long Night” here and win a horse-drawn carriage ride through Vienna. IMAGE_ (1) Palace garden at night, © Ian Ehm, (2) Prince Eugene, © Belvedere, Vienna, (3) Courtesy: Gallery Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Innsbruck/Vienna, © Belvedere, Vienna, (4) © Belvedere, Vienna
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Museum of the District of Donaustadt (22nd District)
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Museum of the District of Floridsdorf (21st District)
Kagraner Platz 53 & 54 (the building in the park) 1220 Vienna http://www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 20 32 126
Prager Straße 33 1210 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at 0664 / 556 69 73
In the former fire station, pictures and objects are on display that show the seven villages and one colony of Donaustadt as it used to be. The highlights include the altar of Aspern (Napoleon attended a Mass in front of this altar), rowing clubs at the Old Danube, the clock of the church of Süßenbrunn, gardeners in the district, the model of a boat mill, the Maria-Theresia Gate of Essling and an open air gallery in front of the museum. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “BEEKEEPERS AT DONAUSTADT” Beehives, honey extractors and products of the 600 beekeepers in Vienna. A BEEKEEPER’S TALK (9 PM) GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION On demand.
What did a kitchen look like 90 years ago? How did people live 100 years ago? Find out fascinating facts about the living con ditions and the daily life in former times at the museum of the district of Floridsdorf and explore the history of the district on the basis of numerous exhibits, pictures and maps from different centuries. The collection also focusses on the histories of indus try, transportation and railways, the Danube and on Prehistoric findings and minerals. JEDLESEE INTERNAT. AIRPORT – FASTEN SEAT BELTS! (6 PM–12 AM) The scientist and author Robert Krickl will take you on an exciting time travel to the starting years of the international air traffic in Austria (on every full hour). BEETHOVEN IN JEDLESEE (6.30 PM–11.30 PM) The Countess Erdödy, who was appreciative of art, was one of the important women in Beethoven’s life. Time and again, he was a guest on her estate in Alt-Jedlesee. Trace the historical and musical clues (on every half hour)! SCAVANGER HUNT In the course of a savanger hunt, children can explore the museum.
TIP_ An illustrated book and brochures about Donaustadt are available at the museum. NOTE_ The museum has only limited barrierfree access (toilets not accessible).
TIP_ If time travels and scavanger hunts make you hungry, fortify yourself at the buffet! BILD_ (2) © Robert Krickl
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Museum of the District of Josefstadt (8th District)
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Museum of the District of Landstraße (3rd District)
Schmidgasse 18 1080 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 403 64 15
Sechskrügelgasse 11 1030 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 40 00–03127
The Museum of the District of Josefstadt shows the development of Vienna’s 8th district from 1700 to the present day. It is a lively platform for many activities of the people of Josefstadt. THE FIRE BRIGADE IN THE JOSEFSTADT The development and activity of the fire brigade in the 8th district is presented by a number of posters and selected objects. Kids of the district show their interpretation of a fire brigade’s work. VIENNA’S ENGLISH THEATRE – 50 YEARS ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION The oldest and most-established English-language theatre in con tinental Europe celebrates its 50th anniversary and invites you to a retrospect of its colourful, entertaining and glamorous history. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME 6 pm–7 pm, Showtime, the theatre’s Musical School for kids, of fers a workshop for 7 to 11 year olds (max.20 kids). 8 pm and 9 pm, Two short presentations by the Youth Ensemble. 10.45 pm, Performance of a scene from the theatre’s anniversary production, “Dear Liar”. GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITIONS
At the museum, you will find interesting information about the his tory and the inhabitants of Landstraße, Erdberg and Weißgerber viertel illustrated by photos, paintings, books, audio recordings and many more. In room 2, a part of the exhibition brings to mind the fate of the Jewish citizens of this district. Room 4 houses personal belongings of composer Bruno Granichstaedten, among them his piano. In the room between those two, which is dedicated to the poet Josef Weinheber, you will find some of his furniture. EXHIBITION: “FROM PAST TO PRESENT” Photographs by Christian Exenberger. EXHIBITION: “LANDSTRASSE UNDERGROUND” Idea: Thomas Keplinger. EXHIBITION: “LANDSCAPES OF THE WIENERWALD” Pastels and paintings by Erich Prey. READINGS (from 7 PM) By Prof. Karl Hauer and guests, with music.
TIP_ Snacks and drinks. IMAGE_ (1–2) © BM Josefstadt, (3–4) © VET
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TIP_ Various drinks and nut bread.
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Museum of the District of Meidling (12th District)
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Museum of the District of Simmering (11th District)
Längenfeldgasse 13–15 1120 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 817 65 98
Enkplatz 2 1110 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 40 00–11127
Experience the extensive portrayal of the history of the district in the oldest and at the same time most modern district museum of Vienna on the basis of paintings, drawings, photographs and objects of everyday life. The museum also houses the archives of Hermann Leopoldi and Carl Lorens with music samples. GALLERY: “TIME TRAVEL IN THE SHAPE OF A SILHOUETTE” An art project by Siko & Tineda and the association Balance. The project refers to oversized wall paintings by the artists Otto Trubel from 1956 in the conference hall of the Amtshaus Meidling. EXHIBITION: “90 YEARS MUSEUM OF THE DISTRICT OF MEIDLING” The oldest district museum of Vienna, a historical overview. EXHIBITION: “FIRE FIGHTERS IN VIENNA – FIRE FIGHTERS IN MEIDLING” A picture show about the development of voluntary fire brigades. GUIDED TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS On every full hour.
In the museum of the District of Simmering you will gain an insight into the multifaceted history of the 11th district of Vienna. “WIENER NEUSTADT CANAL & ASPANG RAILWAY LINE” The current exhibition portrays the unique shipping canal, built around 1800 between Vienna and Wiener Neustadt. Previously un published plans and numerous photos and models of the former mass transportation system, which helped brick barons Miesbach and Drasche gain their wealth, bring to mind this masterpiece of former engineering. GUIDED TOUR INCLUDING READING (6.15 PM, 9.15 PM and 11.15 PM) Experience the “Wiener Neustadt Canal – (Hi)Stories” with Johan nes Hradecky and Harald Ruppert in guided tours of the exhibition and reading in the museum. RENAISSANCE ART IN THE “BRANCH” OF THE MUSEUM Sensational Secco paintings from the time around 1590 are housed in the former smithy of Kaiserebersdorf. Petra Leban and Klaus Wedenig invite you to an inspection of the building, which usually is not open to the public. Meet at the museum for going there together at 7 pm or 10 pm. You can also join at the final stop of tram line 6, “Kaiserebersdorf” at 7.30 pm or 10.30 pm.
TIP_ Tasting of wines. IMAGE_ (1–3) Museum of the District of Meidling
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Museum of the District of Währing (18th District)
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Bible Center
Währinger Straße 124 1180 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 40 00–18 127
Breitegasse 4–8/Ground Floor 1070 Vienna www.bibelzentrum.at 01 / 523 82 40
You can view an exhibition showing the history of Währing in maps, pictures, photos and objects as well as items for ordinary use in a little show room “Living and Working about 1900”. SPECIAL EXHIBITION “125TH ANNIVERSARY TÜRKENSCHANZPARK” Formerly a sand-pit, the park was opened 1888 and extended 1910 and is one of the finest parks in Vienna. SPECIAL EXHIBITION “20TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS DEATH: SEPP PACHTA (1902–1993) – NAIVE PAINTER” Pachta lived in Gersthof, where he operated a tennis-court. He only started painting when retired. DEATH MASK OF JOSEF KAINZ (1858–1910) A new acquisition of the Museum is the death mask of the actor of the Burgtheater, who lived in the Cottage-district. His monument stands in the Josef-Kainz-Park/Hasenauerstraße. TOWER ASCENT ON TO THE TOWER OF THE TOWN HALL OF WÄHRING For a limited number of people and depending on the weather!
The Bible Center at the MuseumsQuartier Wien is a place that invites you to get in touch with the Bible, its history and meaning. The media installation “das wort in deiner zeit” (“the word in your time”) at the façade of the Bible Center can be experienced in the evening hours. Inside the center with its fascinating architecture, a collection of bibles in approximately 500 languages from six centuries can be found, among them numerous first prints. The Holy Scriptures can be explored at listening and reading stations and at computer terminals. Qualified information and a lively en counter with the Bible are offered here in immediate vicinity to the MuseumsQuartier. “IN THE SHADOW OF JERUSALEM” The current photo exhibition with its symbolic photos from Leonid Padrul invites the visitor to a “biblical journey” to places like Jeru salem or the Dead Sea. SHORT GUIDED TOURS ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE BIBLE (7 PM–7.30 PM and 9 PM–9.30 PM) and to the historical library. SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE PHOTO EXHIBITION (8 PM–8.30 PM and 10 PM–10.30 PM) with Bible-readings. TIP_ Catering for visitors: Biblical buffet from 7 pm. IMAGE_ (4) © L.Padrul
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Museum of the Bohemian Forest and the Ore Mountains Ungargasse 3 1030 Vienna www.boehmerwaldmuseum.at 02243 / 37 197
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Brennpunkt° – Vienna Museum of Heating Customs Malfattigasse 4 1120 Vienna www.brennpunkt.wien.at 01 / 40 00–34 100
FAMILY RESEARCH IN BOHEMIA Are you searching for your family roots in Bohemia? The library and the exhibits of the museum cover a lot of places in southern, western and northern Bohemia. Experts are ready to support you in researching your ancestors in German, English and Czech. They can show you the newest features on the internet and support you in decoding old handwritings! TOM JACK – THE ICE KING. THE ARTIST KARL BREU In a special exhibition, the life and career of this amazing artist is shown, who was famous for his unleashing performances all over Europe and in the US. COTTAGE INDUSTRY IN THE BOHEMIAN FOREST Go back in time of timber shoemakers, stained-glass artists, bob bin lacemakers and many other craftsmen! The exhibition shows old pictures and various original exhibits. KEEPING THE OLD DIALECTS ALIVE Listen to the stories of contemporary witnesses and to the old dialects of the Bohemian Forest, on the hour.
Visit Vienna’s hottest museum! Take part in a time travel from the first fires in the caves of the Stone Age to the future of energy use. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “WHEN THE OVEN REMAINED COLD” Visit the special exhibition “When the oven remained cold”, which has been prolonged due to its great success. Find out about how ingeniously inventive people were when times got hard. From “coal theft”, to when gas supply was cut off, to the “Hausfreund”. “THE DISCOVERY OF FIRE” Find out about the story of the discovery of fire by Ugar-Ugar, the stone age man. ENERGY PRODUCTION Produce energy with your muscular strength to make a cup of water boil. FURTHER HIGHLIGHTS Interactive games (build a house, wind chill factor, efficient flame). Washing laundry in former times. Historical school classrooms. A glance into the future of energy.
TIP_ You can easily reach the museum in walking distance starting from railway station “Wien Mitte/Landstraße” (U3, U4, fast trains).
TIP_ Free drinks and snacks.
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Circus & Clown Museum Vienna
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Demel Museum
Ilgplatz 7 1020 Vienna www.circus-clownmuseum.at 0676 / 46 04 794
Kohlmarkt 14 1010 Vienna www.demel.at 01 / 53 51 717
The Circus and Clown Museum Vienna is unique in Europe. Here, the history of the famous Viennese circus artists, the circuses and the music halls from the Biedermeier era to the present come to life. Come and immerse yourself into this poetic and fanciful exhibition. The current special exhibition shows old graphic arts of entertainers at K. & K. Prater, the circuses and music hall shows around 1900. Laugh and be amazed by the shows of clowns, magicians, jugglers and mentalists from Vienna’s First Magic Theatre. MAGIC SHOWS FOR CHILDREN (6 PM and 7 PM) MUSIC HALL SHOWS FOR ALL AGES (8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM, 11 PM and 12 AM) BOOK PRESENTATION The new release “Anton Kratky Baschik – Zaubertheaterbesitzer im K. & K. Prater” is going to be presented with a short reading by the author. LEARN HOW TO DO MAGIC TRICKS Magic instructors will be available for visitors interested. GUIDED TOURS Continuous tours of the museum.
In the underground passages of the Imperial and Royal Court Con fectionary Bakery, visitors are invited to join a small tour of the history of the house of Demel. Figures made of marzipan, sugar showpieces and a little “Demel history” allow a deeper insight into a part of Viennese tradition. SHOW BAKERY In the show bakery, you can watch the pastry chef create tradi tional Demel sweets. During the opening hours, small samples will be available for all visitors.
TIP_ Vistors can feast on “Real Hot Dogs on wheels”. TIP_ Every hundreths visitor will receive a free museum merchandising package as a present. IMAGE_ (1–3) Photos: Gabriele Swatosch
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TIP_ Let the confectioners tempt you to a freshly frosted Demel Sachertorte (5 pm–11 pm, € 4.50 per piece).
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designforum Wien Quartier21/MQ, Museumsplatz 1 1070 Vienna www.designforum.at 01 / 52 44 949
TIP_ Publications on Austrian design at discount prices. IMAGE_ (2) © KlausVyhnalek_impulse_aws, (3) © katsey_designforumWien
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abo: 6 Ausgaben biorama + »Verve Remixed« CD oder Vinyl um Euro 23,—* Nach fünf Jahren Pause geht es mit »Verve Remixed: The First Ladies« endlich weiter. Grandes Dames wie Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone, Billie Holiday oder Astrud Gilberto im musikalischen Têteà-tête mit Kaskade, RAC, Bassnectar, Toro Y Moi, Pretty Lights u.v.a.
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Since 2006, designforum Wien has been presenting itself as a competence, service and liaison centre whose raison d’être lies in thinking out loud about design, its function, and its significance for the economy and society. This takes place by way of exhibi tions, lectures, symposia, competition and discussion events. EXHIBITION: “NATIONAL DESIGN PRIZE 2013” Every other year, the Republic of Austria honours the best design achievements in product and architectural design by awarding the National Design Prize. The exhibition presents the contributions selected for the award and other distinguished projects. The “DesignConcepts Award”, donated by impulse of the austrian wirtschaftsservice within the framework of evolve and meant as a promotion for young designers, is as well part of the National Design Prize. The best projects entered here will be introduced as well. It is the goal of the National Design Prize to further encourage the cooperation between the creative industries and industrial busi nesses and increase the readiness of Austrian companies to invest in innovation: Austria is to develop into a design nation. GUIDED TOURS Designers explain their works and guide through the exhibition.
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Dialogue in the Dark
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Cathedral Museum of the Archdiocese of Vienna
Freyung 6, 1st courtyard 1010 Vienna www.imdunkeln.at 01 / 890 60 60
Stephansplatz 6 (Zwettlerhof) 1010 Vienna www.dommuseum.at 01 / 51 552–3300
Discover the unseen: losing sight of daily routine! Dialogue in the Dark is an exhibition where you won’t see anything at all. In small groups visitors are led through completely darkened rooms by blind or visually impaired guides. Due to absolute absence of light everyday situations turn into an appealing adventure… With sharpened senses you will hear sounds in a new intensity, feel the wind on your skin, and smell the forest floor like never before. At the end of the tour you can even stimulate your taste buds in our dark bar! GUIDED TOURS – LIMITED NUMBER! (6 PM–12.30 AM) Tours begin every 10 minutes with max. 8 participants. At 6 pm, reservation cards for the tours will be handed out, max. 320 spots. Reservation cards only available after presentation of tickets for the “ORF Long Night of Museums”. Children are very welcome – however they do need a reservation card, too. FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHY “Blind Vision” is an art project by Ralph Nachtmann starring blind photographers who photograph their surroundings by intuition, the camera being an intermediary between the world of the blind and the sighted.
The rich and diverse holdings of the Cathedral and Diocesan Museum, Vienna, comprise art and artifacts from the Middle Ages to the present. Scheduled to reopen in 2015, it is currently being converted to designs by architect Boris Podrecca and given a new orientation by its new director, Johanna Schwanberg. THE CONSTRUCTION SITE During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, visitors will have a chance to walk the empty halls of the building, marvel at Stephans platz square from a different vantage point, and see the future museum take shape. Artist Hubert Lobnig will show an art project titled “The Construction Site”. It will focus on the conversion proc ess itself: Projections of people carrying heavy loads will be cast onto a large-scale installation made from building materials, sug gesting analogies to the iconography of the bearing of the cross. Photos, videos, and text will shine a light on the precarious lives of workers, often with a migratory background, as well as the city as a place of incessant innovation, speculation, and gentrification. TALKS AND GUIDED TOURS (ON THE HOUR) With artist Hubert Lobnig and director Johanna Schwanberg.
TIP_ Suitable for people of all ages. NOTE_ Limited capacity of 320 spots – please understand that not everybody can be granted a place for the tours. IMAGE_ (1–4) © Dialogue in the Dark Vienna, (1, 3) Photos: Angelika Schiemer, (2) Photo: Anna Huber, (4) Photo: Eva Kriechbaum
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IMAGE_ (Logo) © Richard Ferkl, (1–2) photos of the inside space of the museum vacated before the construction, © Hubert Lobnig, (3–4) photos of the project “The Construction Site – between two arguments there is a logical analogy, if they have the same form”, 2013
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Dorotheum
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Electronics Museum
Spiegelgasse 16 1010 Vienna www.dorotheum.com 01 / 51 560–0
Donaustadtstraße 45 1220 Vienna www.htl-donaustadt.at 01 / 201 05
Look behind the scenes of one of the world’s largest auction houses: Dorotheum has more than 300 years of experience and hosts about 600 auctions a year. More than 100 specialists attend to over 40 departments in the fields of art, antiquities, jewellery and collecting. Experience a temporary museum on the first day of the preview ing for the international top auctions of Old Masters, of 19th century paintings and antiquities and enjoy modern sound as a musical contrast. CONTINOUS EXPERT TALKS AND AUCTION HOUSE TOURS • Invest in Old Master Paintings • 19th Century Paintings and their secrets • Diamonds are a girls best friend • Tipps for collectors • Bidding made easy QUIZGAME CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME: • Play detective in the auction house • Paint your work of art and learn to become an auctioneer
The HTL Donaustadt Electronics Museum focuses on providing supplementary training regarding the fascinating history of the developement of electrical engineering and electronics from antiquity to the present. Learn about circuit technology and the functions of the exhibits through interesting experiments and equipment demonstrations. Get in touch with components and devices of measurement technology and industrial electronics. Get your hands on an electromechanical telephone system, try your self with an old computer game or simply listen to your grandma’s radio or television. MOBILE ROBOTICS Presentation of the National and European Champions 2013. AIRBUS A320 FLIGHT SIMULATOR The highlight of the avionic training (starts every hour). TECHNOLOGY CONSTRUCTION SETS FOR CHILDREN (3 TO 99) From simple constructions to robots. DIPLOMA THESES 2013 Presentations and information.
IMAGE_ (1–4) © Dorotheum
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TIP_ Small snacks, desserts and drinks will be provided. TIP_ HTL Donaustadt educational information about Electrical engineering, Electronics, Information Technology, Computer Science. IMAGE_ (1) G.Maurer, Experiments complement the programme, (2) Iron show, with LSI DI Judith Wessely-Kirschke, (3) B.Schleser, A part of the radio and television collection, (4) C.Dombacher, Old computer
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Endoscopy Museum
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First Vienna School Museum
at Josephinum, Währinger Straße 25 1090 Vienna 01 / 42 77 63–404 oder 0664 / 21 34 745
Breitenleer Straße 263 1220 Vienna www.wienerschulmuseum.at 01 / 728 13 45
Endoscopy is a diagnostic method to examine the interior of a hollow organ or cavity of the body by means of inspecting it with endoscopes. These medical devices can consist of either a rigid tube with an illumination system and an optical system or, if it is the flexible endoscope (fibre endoscope), of bundles of fibre optics. The endoscopes serve the diagnosis and make biopsies and surgical procedures at sight possible. Endoscopy can be ap plied in the urinary tract (cystoscopy), the stomach (gastroscopy), intestine or colon (rectoscopy, colonoscopy), the respiratory tract (bronchoscopy), the abdominal cavity (laparoscopy), the organs of the chest (thoracoscopy) or the interior of a joint (arthroscopy). The development and use of endoscopy from its beginnings to the present are documented in the world’s largest collection of endoscopes in the Nitze-Leiter Research Society, primarily original devices (endoscopes and equpiment) and images are on display. SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS Special guided tours, explanations and presentations of the vari ous devices will be offered.
The society of the “Wiener Schul Museum”/WSM (Vienna School Museum) was founded in 1992. It has been setting its focus on documenting the multi-faceted development of education in Vienna and on comprising and merging existing collections. The society’s special aim is to not only show museum exhibits but also to put them to the test and to compare them to modern teaching materials, thus distinguishing innovative teaching concepts. SLATES, SLATE PENCILS AND CANES (6 PM, 8 PM and 10 PM) A lesson around 1900. Visitors (adults and children) are invited to actively take part in a lesson. CREATIVE DESIGNING (6 PM, 8 PM and 10 PM) In small groups, with different materials (also for children). WOOD GAS – AN ALTERNATIVE FUEL… (6 PM, 8 PM and 10 PM) … and other experiments from the physics and chemistry labs 100 years ago.
TIP_ Small refreshments will be offered.
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Esperanto Museum Herrengasse 9 1010 Vienna www.onb.ac.at/esperantomuseum 01 / 53 410–730 The Esperanto Museum is the most important of its kind in the world. It depicts through a modern museum concept the up-anddown history of Esperanto and many other planned languages, such as the mystical language Lingua Ignota of Hildegard von Bingen or Klingon from the cult series of “Star Trek”. LANGUAGE GAMES By using the interactive media stations of the Museum all visitors can learn the basics of Esperanto. But you can also get to know other planned languages at the terminals, such as the mystical language Lingua Ignota of Hildegard of Bingen or Klingon from the cult series “Star Trek”. In addition there are, as a special pro gramme added to the guided tours through the Museum, language crash courses: CRASH COURSES IN ESPERANTO (7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM) CRASH COURSES IN KLINGON (8 PM, 10 PM and 12 AM) GUIDED TOURS (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 10.30 PM AND 11.30 PM)
TIP_ Imitate Captain Kirk: learn Klingon! IMAGE_ (1–3) © Austrian National Library
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Ferry Ebert’s Museum for Grandchildren & Exhibition of Coin-Operated Machines Beckmanngasse 7 1140 Vienna www.ferryebert.at 0664 / 13 00 405 Apart from the exhibition of coin-operated machines from the childhood of today’s parent and grandparent generations, an homage to children and especially grandchildren will await you in this unique museum: For 50 years, the installation of coin-operated machines for sweets, chewing gum, condoms, break-open lottery tickets and fairy tales has influenced Ferry Ebert’s professional career and thus a large part of his life. When getting older, he realised that growing life and the quality of time played a much more important role for him than success in his job and materialistic ambitions. Every visit of his grandchildren, the gleam in their eyes and their hearty laughter have become unforgettable experiences for him. As a grandfather, he therefore sees his contribution to a safer world in giving time and love to children and grandchildren while they are growing up – which is reflected in Ferry Ebert’s Museum for Grandchildren. “May the machines on display remind you of your youth and may the children’s treasures, which I have col lected for my small Museum for Grandchildren, bring joy to your hearts!” (Ferry Ebert) PROGRAMME (NON-STOP): • Storytellers • The Gnome-Choir • “Radomir Runzelschuh’s Fairy Tale” – Video projection. • “Books & Fairy Tale Letters” – Bazaar.
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The History of Torture at Esterhazypark, Fritz-Grünbaum-Platz 1 1060 Vienna www.folter.at 01 / 585 71 85 The development of our legal system “from Antiquity to the Early Modern Times” is displayed in an exhibition space of about 800 square metres. The information is presented entertainingly and will take visitors right back to the time of their ancestors. Where were execution sites located? What modes of torture were applied? These and many other questions will be answered on the basis of more than 100 exhibits, true to the original, together with scien tific texts. HISTORICAL CULTURAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE (10 PM–12 AM) By Duro Nox.
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Money Museum of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank
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The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
Otto-Wagner-Platz 3 1090 Vienna www.geldmuseum.at 01 / 40 420–9222
Schillerplatz 3, 1st Floor 1010 Vienna www.akademiegalerie.at 01 / 58 816–2222
Visit the Money Museum – the public face of the Austrian central bank! Home to 2,500 years of money history and nearly 200 years of central bank history. The special exhibtion offers insights into the complex world of couterfeiting. “REAL OR FAKE? TRACKING DOWN COUNTERFEITERS” Counterfeiting is as old as money itself. Make an exciting journey through this intriguing chapter of criminal history! Historical and modern counterfeit coins and paper money dating back as far as 2,000 years are displayed together with their genuine counter parts, allowing the visitor a direct comparison. “MONEY IN AUSTRIA – FROM ANTIQUITY TO MODERN TIMES” An overview of more than 2,500 years of money is on exhibit in the vault. LIFT A GOLD BAR Experience the sensation of holding 12.5 kilograms of pure gold in your hands! LEARN ABOUT SECURITY FEATURES! Counterfeit experts show you how to spot a fake banknote. KID’s CORNER (6 PM–9 PM) Create your very own 10 euro banknote!
A jewel amongst Vienna’s hidden treasures, this prestigious old masters collection is featuring above all Hieronymus Bosch’s famous Last Judgement Triptych. But there is also focus on works by Lucas Cranach, Botticelli, Titian and a series of small oil-sketches by Rubens, as well as on highlights by van Dyck, Rembrandt and Guardi. CONCERT: CATCH-POP STRING-STRONG (8 PM, 10 PM and 11.30 PM) Their amazing stage-appearance is intense and at the same time full of humor – with just two string instruments – Viola and Cello – and their voices, Jelena Poprzan (Serbia) and Rina Kacinari (Kosovo) get a great surprising groove mixed with a wide repertoire from self composed and classical tunes, Balkan folk and free improvisations. SHORT GUIDED TOURS THROUGH THE COLLECTION (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 9.30 PM and 11 PM) 30-minute highlights guided tours. TOURS FOR CHILDREN (6.15 PM and 7.15 PM) Expeditions through the colourful world of the Paintings Gallery (duration: 45 minutes).
TIP_ Small snack bar open throughout the “ORF Long Night of Museums”.
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TIP_ Refreshments and snacks available! NOTE_ Barrier-free access via the entrance Makartgasse 2 (with intercom to the doorman or tel 01/ 588 16–1818). An elevator to the 1st floor is in the gateway left. IMAGE_ (1, 3) © The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, (2, 4) © Maria Frodl
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Generali Foundation
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Globe Museum
Wiedner Hauptstraße 15 1040 Vienna foundation.generali.at 01 / 50 49 880
Herrengasse 9 1010 Vienna www.onb.ac.at/globenmuseum 01 / 53 410–710
The Generali Foundation is an institution of international stature showing contemporary art. It is financed by the Generali Vienna Group. In addition to its extensive collection—the focus is on Con ceptual art—and the exhibition program, its activities include a variety of publications, the reference room, and numerous events. AGAINST METHOD – THE COLLECTION SEEN BY GERTRUD SANDQVIST With works by Lili Dujourie, Valie Export/Peter Weibel, Morgan Fisher, Andrea Fraser, Isa Genzken, Andrea Geyer, Dan Graham, Hans Haacke, Mary Kelly, Joachim Koester, David Lamelas, Martha Rosler, Ana Torfs, Franz West, and Heimo Zobernig. The curator Gertrud Sandqvist presents works from the Generali Foundation Collection that focus on the importance of the gaze, touch, intuitive choices, and “elective affinities,” as parameters to obtain a deeper understanding of the time and art scene repre sented within the Collection. ART INFORMATION (6 PM–12 AM) Art educators invite conversations about the current exhibition.
The Globe Museum of the Austrian National Library is the only one of its kind in the world. You can see there valuable globes of the earth and the sky, globes of earth’s moon and various planets, but also instruments in which globes are an integral part, such as planetariums, telluriums, and lunariums. VOYAGE AROUND THE WORLD IN ONE NIGHT In the permanent exhibition globes are presented to visitors as specific cartography expressions, but also as aesthetic and pre cious objects of high artistic level and craftsmanship, among them the oldest globe to be found in Austria, the terrestrial globe by Gemma Frisius, a unique item from the year 1536. GUIDED TOURS (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM, 11 PM AND 12 AM)
IMAGE_ (1) Joachim Koester, Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes, 2011, film still, © Joachim Koester
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House of Music Seilerstätte 30 1010 Vienna www.hdm.at 01 / 51 34 850 Haus der Musik is a modern interactive sound museum located in the heart of Vienna’s city centre. The interactive exhibition areas at Haus der Musik offer new innovative approaches to the field of music. “WALTZ-DICE-GAME” The world’s first Waltz-Dice-Game will turn you into a composer in three-quarter time. “NAMADEUS” “Namadeus” offers visitors the opportunity to playfully turn their names into original Mozart interpretations. “THE VIRTUAL CONDUCTOR” Who has never dreamed of conducting the Vienna Philharmonic? But who in the world is allowed to do so? Everybody is – at Haus der Musik. VIRTOSTAGE (NEW AT HAUS DER MUSIK) “Zeitperlen” lets you design your own personal opera experience. Marko Simsa’s “zoo concert” is an interactive musical theatre for children.
TIP_ New audioguide app for your smartphone! Haus der Musik’s audio guide for the museum’s third floor offers background knowledge about all the great masters of classical music. Special children’s guide available!
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Imperial Family, Court and State Archives Minoritenplatz 1 1010 Vienna www.oesta.gv.at 01 / 53 115–25 16 The Haus-, Hof and Staatsarchiv was founded by Maria Theresia on Sept. 13th, 1749 and, in the course of its history, has grown into one of the great institutions of historical research known world wide. Here Carolingian diplomas can be found as well as essential treaties of the organisation of Europe – for example the Peace of Westphalia or the Final Document of the Congress of Vienna, which has been included in the “Memory of the World” register by the UNESCO – the first print of Luther’s Theses, family correspon dences of the Habsburgs and reports of imperial diplomats from all over Europe and overseas. Apart from the material about the history of the Habsburg Empire, original historical documents from Germany, Italy and the Ottoman Empire represent the biggest part. In its beginnings, the archive was situated in the Reichskanzlei wing of the New Imperial Palace and several repositories outside. In 1902, all holdings were united in a functional building at Minoritenplatz, the repository wing of which constitutes a first-rate technical monument. SPECIAL EXHIBITION Selected documents of the Habsburg history. GUIDED TOURS OF THE REPOSITORY OF THE ARCHIVES Guided tours will be offered to the repository of the archives, which is usually not open to the public, in 20-minute intervals. NOTE_ Limited disabled access (Access to the exhibition and office areas only, but not to the repository!)
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Austrian Military Museum Institute of Military History Arsenal, Objekt 18 1030 Vienna www.hgm.or.at 01 / 79 561–0 “Its the museum where wars belong” – At the Museum of Military History in Vienna, military and war history, technology and sci ence, art and architecture blend into a unique entity. “THE FIELD POST OFFICE” Under this topic, the exhibition aims at providing visitors with an insight into this “science” with the help of the Austrian Post, the Austrian National Printing Office (with a printing press), a field post office, the company Marken Gilg, the Association of Austrian Peacekeepers, the Society of Austrian Carrier Pigeon Breeders and the Association of Military Philatelists. Collections, films and pic tures are being presented. CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME The children’s programme will give children the chance to see real carrier pigeons, and of course they will also have to accomplish a task as a “messenger of the empress”.
TIP_ From 10 pm to 11 pm, all visitors will be provided with Kaiserschmarrn! TIP_ For philatelists, there is a special post office installed, offering special postmarks, personified stamps an much more. NOTE_ Due to the low capacity of parking spaces, visitors are advised to travel by the “Long Night” busses.
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Hofmobiliendepot – Imperial Furniture Collection
Absberggasse 27 1100 Vienna www.hilger.at 01 / 512 53 15–200
Andreasgasse 7 1070 Vienna www.hofmobiliendepot.at 01 / 52 43 357
Once a bread factory in the 10th district, now a space for art and a platform for young curators – Hilger BROTKunsthalle opened its gates in October 2009 for the first time. The founding of Hilger BROTKunsthalle is a further step in the 40 year history of Gallery Hilger. Furthermore it strives to be a meeting point and a melting pot for artists, curators,collectors and visitors. Hilger BROTKunst halle is defined as an experimental expansion; crossing over from commercial gallery activities to informational exhibitons. EXHIBITION: “THE COLOUR OF LANDSCAPE – A TRIBUTE TO JOE GOODE” Curated by Gerald Matt. With his milk bottle paintings, Joe Goode wrote pop art history. In an hommage to Joe Goode, the young Austrian artists Asgar/ Gabriel, Hanakam/Schuller and Gerd Hasler are presented. HOURLY GUIDED TOURS (6 PM–12 AM)
A genuine insider tip amongst the Vienna museums: Three centu ries of home culture, the world’s largest Biedermeier collection, the furniture of the Imperial Family and 20th century furniture design from the Viennese Modern to the present. A fascinating programme presents the highlights of the collection. GUIDED TOURS “The showpieces of the collection: An overview” (6 pm, 9 pm, 10.30 pm and 11.30 pm) “From the Laufsessel to the Walking Chair”: Austrian 20th century furniture. Curator Dr. Eva Ottillinger (6.30 pm and 8 pm) “Sissi in the cinema – the furniture for the Sissi films provided by the Imperial Furniture Collection”. Curator Dr. Peter Parenzan (7.30 pm and 9.30 pm) “A growing collection – Austrian furniture in the 21st century” (8.30 pm and 10 pm) CHILDREN’s WORKSHOP (6 PM–10 PM) Making soap, for children aged 5 and older. SHORT SHIATSU SESSIONS (6 PM–11 PM) Take 5–10 minutes to refresh and be ready for the rest of the “Long Night”.
TIP_ Catalog available. IMAGE_ (1) Hilger BROTKunsthalle, © BROTKunsthalle, Galerie Ernst Hilger, (2) Asgar/Gabriel, Alley, 2013, © BROTKunsthalle, Galerie Ernst Hilger, (3) Asgar/Gabriel, The dark corner, 2013, © BROTKunsthalle, Galerie Ernst Hilger
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TIP_ Snacks and drinks from Styria. IMAGE_ (1–4) Photos: © SKB / BMobV
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Josephinum Währinger Straße 25 1090 Vienna www.josephinum.ac.at 01 / 40 160–26001 The collections of the Medical University of Vienna have evolved from centuries of education and research at the medical faculty of the University of Vienna. The medical faculty was founded in 1365 and is the predecessor of today’s Medical University of Vienna. The highlights of the collections are the anatomical wax models, which were produced in Florence at the end of the 18th century and mainly served the education of medical professions. They show the physique of the human body in a fascinating way and impress with technical skill and anatomic details. EXHIBITION: “AMAZING MODELS” Three European cities of great medical historical importance, con nected through science are now presenting Amazing Models! The Museo delle Cere Anatomiche “Luigi Cattaneo” in Bologna, the Josephinum in Vienna and Museum Boerhaave in Leiden are host ing a variety of activities to celebrate the beauty and excellence of anatomical models. ANTONIS TRIO (5.30 PM) Antonis Vounelakos (flamenco guitar), Hans Schön (jazz bass) and the Bulgarian drummer Alexander Petkov take the stage with flamenco music, jazz standards and passionate, rhythm-based improvisations. IMAGE_ (1) © Collections, MedUni Wien, photo: Alexander Ablogin, (2) © Collections, MedUni, photo: Alexander Ablogin, graphic design: SCHiENERL D\AD, (3) © Collections, MedUni Wien
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Dorotheergasse 11 | Judenplatz 8 1010 Vienna www.jmw.at 01 / 535 04 31
Piaristengasse 45 1080 Vienna www.piaristenkeller.at 01 / 406 01 93
Get to know the Jewish Museum Vienna with all its offers and exhi bitions at both its locations. PALAIS ESKELES/DOROTHEERGASSE: On occasion of his 200th anniversary, the museum looks into the controversial history of the influence Richard Wagner had in Vienna. GUIDED TOURS OF THE STORAGE ON DISPLAY (6.30 PM and 11.30 PM) GUIDED TOURS OF THE CURRENT EXHIBITION (8.30 PM): “EUPHORIA AND UNEASE. JEWISH VIENNA AND RICHARD WAGNER” LAST CHANCE OF A GUIDED TOUR OF THE SPACE IN PROGRESS (10 PM) “Vienna. Jewish Museum. 21st Century. The development of a new permanent exhibition”. CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME (6 PM–11 PM) At the studio of the museum in Dorotheergasse, children can draw and play creatively with chalk and crayons. MUSEUM JUDENPLATZ (from 8 PM) Hourly guided tours of the excavations with the remains of the medi eval synagogue take place at the Museum Judenplatz. Furthermore, you can visit the exhibition “ צלם וצילום Tatiana Lecomte”.
The Imperial & Royal Vine Traesure Vaults and the Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum in the district of Josefstadt, along with the Piaristenkeller restaurant and the former “collegiate cellar”, which is situated directly next to the cavalry barracks and was a meeting place for the officers of the cavalry in the past, are accommodated in an absolutely ideal location and have become a museum attrac tion with exceptional guided tours. CHARMING HAT SPECTACLE & IMPERIAL CLUBBING Instead of merely looking at museum pieces, guests may also try on the treasures from the hat collection, including the headgear of the elite cavalry regiments of the Imperial and Royal Army as well as flamboyant ladies’ hats. Bring your camera and take cool digital photos! HAT PARADE AND TRAINING CENTRE FOR HAND KISSING Children may also choose a hat from the hat collection for their visit of the museum. According to the theme “The young genera tion maintains the old tradition”, children will be introduced to the most elegant way of greeting on the hand kissing stage at the museum. The Viennese kiss on the hand – a chivalric skill of the old gentlemen’s tradition, heritage of the former court ceremonial.
TIP_ Coffee and small snacks will be offered at the coffeeshop at Dorotheergasse. IMAGE_ (1, 2, 4) © agentur wulz services, (3) © JMW
TIP_ Enjoy a glass of wine from the Vinothek of the Imperial & Royal wine-treasurevaults (€ 2.– per glass). Children will be offered a soft drink “scout special”.
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Kiesler Foundation Vienna
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Mariahilfer Straße 1b/Top 1 1060 Vienna www.kiesler.org 01 / 51 30 775
Feldmühlgasse 11 1130 Vienna www.klimtvilla.at 01 / 236 36 67
The Kiesler Foundation was founded in 1997, with the aim to ex plore and convey the multi-facetted heritage of the artist, architect and designer Frederick Kiesler (1890–1965). Besides its research activity, the Kiesler Foundation organizes symposia and exhibi tions on contemporary art, design and architecture. PAUL T. FRANKL – A VIENNESE DESIGNER IN NEW YORK AND LOS ANGELES Paul T. Frankl (1886–1958) influenced like no other the design of American Modernism. In the mid-twenties he succeeded in New York with his “skyscraper” furniture and design gallery. As of 1934 he designed apartments for the high society in Hollywood. Paul T. Frankl is scarcely known in Austria – the exhibitions aim is to recall him and his oeuvre into the cultural memory of his birthplace! SKYSCRAPER BOOKCASES, SKYSCRAPER DESKS, SKYSCRAPER BEDS… WORKSHOP (6 PM, 7.15 PM and 8.30 PM) Young designers from the age of 6 up build models of skyscraper furniture, which will be presented in the exhibition. The workshop is led by artist and pedagogue Beatrix Preissl: 3 units à 5 partici pants.
Gustav Klimt’s œuvre is part of an international canon of motifs. Yet, where did he actually create these works? The Klimt Villa Wien houses the studio which the artist used from 1912 up to his death in 1918. At today’s address of Feldmühl 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 Klimt’s 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 Feldmühlgasse. At that time it was still a single-level cottage, which was renovated and turned into a neo-baroque villa by its owner in 1923. SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS (7 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM) Of the Klimt Villa Wien. CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME (6 PM–9 PM) How to paint and draw like Gustav Klimt.
IMAGE_ (1–3) Paul T. Frankl, Courtesy of Paulette Frankl (1) Woodweave Chair, c. 1938 (2) Facade for the Confiserie Vienna, New York, c. 1930 (3) Writing Desk, c. 1928
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TIP_ Live interactive sound laser projection on the first floor of the Klimt Villa. IMAGE_ (1) North facade of the Klimt Villa Wien, 2012, © Curatorium for artistic and curative education/A. Baumann, (2–4) Studio, 2013, © Curatorium for artistic and curative education/B. Alakus, (4) Reception room of the studio, 2013, © P. Cermak
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Healthcare and Nursing School at Wilhelminenspital, Montleartstraße 37 1160 Vienna www.wienkav.at/kav/ausbildung/allgemein/wil 01 / 49 150–50 01
Johann-Staud-Straße 10 1160 Vienna www.kuffnersternwarte.at 01 / 89 17 41 50–000
Experience the development of nursing from Antiquity to the present in interactive guided tours and on the basis of authentic exhibits. GUIDED TOURS WITH HISTORICAL FIGURES Historical figures such as the goddess Hygiea or the “lady with the lamp”, Florence Nightingale, will guide you through the house. MOVING PICTURES AND LIVING BOOKS Listen to living books. Pay a visit to Henry Dunant, the founder of the Red Cross, at the military hospital and learn about historical psychiatric treatments or about modern practical routines at the hygiene corner. READING AT THE COFFEESHOP OF THE MUSEUM (7.30 PM) FASHION SHOW (9 PM and 11 PM) Experience a life fashion show of historical and modern traditional costumes from different countries. NURSING MEDAL EXHIBITION Nursing medals and decorations in the course of time – by Univ.Doz. Dr. V. Kozon, PhD.
The historic Kuffner Observatory from the 19th century impressively demonstrates how astronomical research was conducted more than 100 years ago. Due to the good condition of the historical instruments, it is possible to observe the night sky just like back then. The astronomical instruments, which have been restored in the minutest details, and the atmosphere of the historic building offer visitors a unique experience. UNIVERSE UNPLUGGED – WITH WERNER GRUBER Starting at 6 pm, learn about the cold of the universe and the glow of the sun with Science Buster Werner Gruber. Experience an excit ing astronomy programme, explore the historical observatory and do not miss the chance to have a look through the 125-year-old refracting telescope.
TIP_ Meet Hildegard von Bingen, treat yourself to herbal delicacies and relax at the nostagic coffeeshop. IMAGE_ (1) Three nurses, © Kelety, (2) Narcosis, © Kelety, (3) Documents, © Steinbach, (4) Old medals an decorations, © Steinbach
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Art Center Ebendorf Raumacht
Untere Weißgerberstraße 13 1030 Vienna www.kunsthauswien.com 01 / 71 20 491
Ebendorferstraße 8 1010 Vienna www.raumacht.net 0664 / 805 24 61 68
MUSEUM HUNDERTWASSER The Museum Hundertwasser at KUNST HAUS WIEN presents a unique cross-section of the œuvre of the Austrian artist Friedens reich Hundertwasser (1928–2000), including key paintings as well as graphic works, applied art, architectural designs and examples of the artist’s ecological commitment. LINDA MCCARTNEY In the first comprehensive retrospective of Linda McCartney’s photographic works worldwide, KUNST HAUS WIEN presents a selection of her iconic photographs of sixties rock and roll, her family life and nature. Linda McCartney’s distinctive works reveal an alertness to the poetry of the moment combined with a keen sense of humour and an instinctive flair for capturing her subject at the right instant. GUIDED TOURS ON THE HOUR (7 PM–11 PM)
The Art Centre is a young project invented in 1998 which is situated in the residence of the Catholic Student Movement. Its purpose, to connect art in a dialogue with student living, is based on the concept of Msgr. Otto Mauer (Geist und Form). Every day numerous students are visiting the centre where discussion, studies, dialogue and art meet. The address Ebendorferstraße 8 also accommodates the Edith-Stein-Chappell, one of the most important examples of sacred space in the post-war era (Ottokar Uhl, 1958). The confessional was added in 2013 by the Australian artist David Rastas. EXHIBITION OPENING With works from the collection of the Catholic Student Movement Vienna. GUIDED TOUR WITH THE ARTIST AND ARCHITECT (8 PM–9 PM) The new confessional, consisting of bee – wax walls and interac tive multimedia components was installed in 2013 by the Austral ian artist David Rastas. This micro installation offers contemporary access to sacred space. VIDEO AND SOUND INSTALLATION (9 PM–1 AM)
TIP_ Wining & Dining at the KUNST HAUS WIEN Café. TIP_ Late Night Shopping at the KUNST HAUS WIEN Shop. IMAGE_ (1) © Wörner Verlag GmbH/Photographer: Manfred Steib, (2) © KUNST HAUS WIEN/Photographer: W. Simlinger, (3) Heather, Stella and Paul © 1975 Paul McCartney/Photographer: Linda McCartney, (4) The Beatles, Abbey Road, London © 1969 Paul McCartney/Photographer: Linda McCartney
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MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 1070 Vienna www.kunsthallewien.at 01 / 52 189–33
Maria-Theresien-Platz 1010 Vienna www.khm.at 01 / 52 524–40 25
The Kunsthalle Wien is the institution of the City of Vienna dedi cated to international contemporary art and discourse. SALON DER ANGST Not just since 9/11 and the world economic and finance crisis has angst been a part of our everyday lives. Angst is a political instrument and infiltrates the rhetoric of security and threats. The representation of angst and terror is a motif well established in the history of art, but it is also very characteristic of a younger genera tion reacting to a changed society with new fears and insecurities. The exhibition aims at stimulating a debate about the fears of our time, and the diversity of their affective and socio-political implica tions. Fear presents itself as a response to aspects of the present we do not know how to manage. CURATOR’S GUIDED TOUR (8 PM) With director Nicolaus Schafhausen. PACOURS OF ANGST (9 PM–12 AM) The “Parcours of Angst” guides you through the exhibition. Jump over your shadow and confront yourself with your fears.
Experience one of the world’s most important museums and visit the recently reopened Kunstkammer Wien! “THE NIGHT IS NOT FOR SLEEPING” (7 PM–11 PM) Guided tours to the highlights of the Kunstkammer Wien, the Pic ture Gallery, the Collection of Greek or Roman Antiquities and the Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection, every half hour. GUIDED TOURS IN ENGLISH 8 pm: Picture Gallery / Kunstkammer 10 pm: Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities + Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection / Kunstkammer SHOW WORKSHOP AT THE BASSANO HALL. KUNSTKAMMER & CRAFTS (from 7 PM) Look over the shoulders of today’s Viennese master goldsmiths and silversmiths at work and discover the fascinating crafts that can also be found in the outstanding objects of the Kunstkammer. ANTIQUITY WAS COLOURFUL (7 PM–8 PM) Exciting tours of the Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities for children. WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN (7.30 PM–10 PM)
IMAGE_ (1) © Kunsthalle Wien, (2) Kunsthalle Wien, Photo: Gregor Schweinester, © Kunsthalle Wien 2002
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TIP_ Dorotheum lounge: Live jazz and drinks in the colonnaded hall.
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Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Imperial Treasury
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Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Neue Burg
Hofburg, Schweizerhof 1010 Vienna www.khm.at 01 / 52 524–40 25
Neue Burg, Heldenplatz 1010 Vienna www.khm.at 01 / 52 524–40 25
In the world’s most important Treasury, you can marvel at the most precious insignia and jewels from a millennium of European his tory: Here, in the oldest part of the Imperial Palace (13th century), you will not only find the Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire (from around 962) and the crown which later on became Crown of the Austrian Empire (1602), but also parts of the Burgundian Treasure from the 15th century, the Treasure of the Order of the Golden Fleece, and legendary treasuries from the possessions of the Habsburgs, among them a “unicorn” of almost two-and-a-half metres and the “Holy Lance”. The Ecclesiastical Treasury holds liturgical items, reliquaries and vestments which give evidence of the Habsburgs’ piety. GUIDED TOUR: “THE CROWNS IN THE TREASURY” (7 PM) GUIDED TOURS OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE IMPERIAL TREASURY (8 PM and 9 PM)
EPHESOS MUSEUM Significance and splendor of the Antique Ephesos amidst the neo baroque architecture of the New Imperial Palace. 7 pm, 9 pm and 11 pm: “Gentes Danubii”: Roman fashion show. (Particularly) suitable for children. 8 pm: Guided tour: The Artemision of Ephesos – Wonder of the Ancient World. 10 pm: Guided tour: The “Scraper of Ephesos” – Highlights of ancient sculpture. COLLECTION OF HISTORICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS The most important collection of renaissance and baroque instru ments worldwide. 7 pm and 9 pm: Concert with works by Haydn and Schumann on historical keyboard instruments with Ines Schüttengruber. 8 pm and 10 pm: Music and dances from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance with the Ensemble Sicut Erat. COLLECTION OF ARMS AND ARMOUR The best-documented collection of court arms and armour in the West ern world presents magnificent suits of armour and ceremonial arms. 7 pm–11 pm: “Societa Nobile”: Weaponry at the end of the Middle Ages – rifles, arches, crossbows. 8 pm and 10 pm: Fencing presentation by the group “Dreynschlag”. (Particularly) suitable for children. TIP_ The performers from Gentes Danubii will be available personally all night to answer your questions. Feel free to “touch”.
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Karlsplatz 5 1010 Vienna www.k-haus.at 01 / 58 79 663
Herrengasse 13 1014 Vienna www.kunstraum.net 01 / 904 21 11
The Künstlerhaus of The Association of Austrian Artists, one of the oldests artists’ associations in Europe, sees itself as a platform for contemporary artistic and cultural affairs in Austria; as Vienna’s exhibition place for diversity, discourse and experiments. INTERNATIONAL PANEL DISCUSSION (7 PM) “What is (good) art?“ EXHIBITION OPENING (8.30 PM) “Retrospective Alfred Kornberger, 1933–2002” IN-FORMATION – HEY PRODUKTION! (from 10 PM) The new event series of the Künstlerhaus, curated by Christian Hel bock, asks the invited artists and curators for information on the approach to their work and asks them to present it performatively: For today, the department of performative art of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna (Prof. Carola Dertnig) has been invited.
As an exhibition and project space, Kunstraum NOE stands out by being open for projects either experimental or across genres. It is an artistic research area and, at the same time, a vivid space of communication for art lovers. EXHIBITION “INNENAUSSENINNEN / DER NICHT DIGITALE VIRTUELLE RAUM” / THE NON-DIGITAL VIRTUAL SPACE Artists: AOund, Siegrun Appelt, Beatrix Bakondy, Kathrina Dankl, Aldo Giannotti, Thomas Gronegger. Curator: Christian Knechtl. In 1980 at the Linz Design Forum, Lucius Burckhardt was already postulating that “design is invisible”. With the essay of the same name he was the source of inspiration for the term “social design”. “Reduction”, “density”, “pause” symbolise a current societal devel opment. The exhibition INNENaußenINNEN addresses the incorpo ration of social fields, regional forms of action and local optimums in the drafting and design process and focuses its attention on the “analogue inner space” and the human body as a precise instru ment for the perception of surrounding information spaces. PERFORMANCE ALDO GIANNOTTI: “ITALIAN SQUARE” (7 PM)
IMAGE_ (1) © Künstlerhaus, (2) Alfred Kornberger, “Metamorphosis”, 1992, © Christian Czaak, (3) Hey Production!, photo: Lisa Rastl
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around Ringstraße in a vintage tram 1010 Vienna www.rentabim.at
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 1070 Vienna www.leopoldmuseum.org 01 / 52 570–0
The historical Viennese trams illustrate the development of urban public transport in Vienna. 14 of the exhibits of the VEF (“Ver band der Eisenbahnfreunde”, the association of train lovers) are included in the extensive collection of the Vienna Tram Museum at Erdberg. Further 15 carriages, which were built between 1913 and 1963, are being used for extra tours. Two authentic trains were assembled from this stock, identical to the ones operated on Vienna’s Ringstraße for many decades. One of the two trains is a typical “M-Dreiwagenzug” (three-carriage train) from 1929, which once gave the tram lines A, Ak, B and Bk their characteristic appearance. The second one is another three-carriage train just like the ones that were used on the lines J, T and D. The vintage trams are marked with “Lange-Nacht-Bim” and will operate on Ringstraße and Kai between 6 pm and 1 am in clockwise direction. Discover the history of Vienna’s municipal transport firsthand in this museum in motion. RIDES IN 15-MINUTE INTERVALS From the stops Oper, Burgring, Bellaria, Börse, Schwedenplatz, Stubentor, Schwarzenbergplatz.
“KOKOSCHKA – THE SELF IN FOCUS” An artist’s life in painting and photography with photos from the Oskar Kokoschka Centre of the University of Applied Arts. In the exhibition, photographs and photographic series enter into a fas cinating dialogue with the artist’s famous paintings and drawings. THE LEOPOLD COLLECTION Additionally on view: The world’s largest Egon Schiele collection and the extensive exhibition on Vienna around 1900 – an Art Nouveau showcase with the main works of Gustav Klimt, as well as painting, crafts and furniture of the Secessionists supplemented by original documents and photographs from that time. NIGHT READING HERBERT FÖTTINGER AND PETER TURRINI (11 PM) Föttinger and Turrini read from “Aus Liebe” (Out of Love) in front of the stage design from the Theater an der Josefstadt, from “Die Schichtarbeiter” (The Shift Workers), Aurora Art Gallery, Vienna.
TIP_ Buy your tickets for the “Long Night” on the tram or at the stops “Oper” or “Bellaria” and save time in the queue! TIP_ Pay a visit the VEF’s railway museum in Schwechat, too!
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TIP_ The Salon Café Leopold will be open from 7 pm with a DJ line. TIP_ View over Vienna from the panorama windows on the 4th floor.
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Absberggasse 27/9/4th floor 1100 Vienna www.loft8.at 01 / 802 27 79
at Kunst-Service, St. Elisabeth-Platz 6 1040 Vienna www.look-magnetmuseum.at 01 / 71 25 843
Loft8 is a platform for young Austrian and international art. The focus lies on exhibitions of Austrian or Austrian-based artists and the temporary use of the premises on the basis of the concept of an artist-in-residence programme for international artists. EXHIBITION “IN CONTACT – MOVEMENT AND DRAWING” The artworks on display deal with different approaches towards movement. Birgit Knoechl’s ink drawings leave the two dimen sional sheet in order to take possession of space. Due to the varying elasticitcy of the paper, the organic and crystalline forms of her exuberant hybrid archive are changing. In her drawings and in the performance “In Contact”, Anna Maringer explores the development of consciousness, approaches, contexts and experi ences through body perception and reflection. Natascha Renner deals with tangled lines created by the wind, leaving the thematic interpretation of her drawings open to the recipient. LIVE-PERFORMANCE (7 PM) Anna Maringer.
In its unique form, the collection of the look Magnet Museum combines miniature reproductions of the main works from many international museums and art collections. In a construction that was especially built for the museum, changing exhibitions offer an approach which is simple and entertaining on the one hand, yet scientifically based on art history on the other, and invites visitors to look, learn and discuss. EXHIBITION: “HOTSPOTS OF PAINTING” Montmartre in Paris, the Grand Canal in Venice, the Charing Cross Bridge in the London mist – what do these places have in com mon? They are true magnets for artists, actors, actresses and com posers – multicultural centres in fact. This does not only become obvious in today’s appearance of the cities, but also in paintings from different eras. The focus of the exhibtion lies on hotspots of painting, but also on lonely places which have served as motifs and inspiration to artists throughout the centuries. GUIDED TOURS FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS Offered by the museum’s director Max Spohn personally, on demand. ART QUIZ FOR CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 6 AND 12 A MUSICAL JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD (7.45 PM AND 9.45 PM) Gerhard Waiz (violoncello), Jörg Wachsenegger (clarinet) and friends.
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MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art
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Museum of the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna
Stubenring 5 1010 Vienna www.MAK.at 01 / 71 136–248
Floridsdorfer Markt 5 1210 Vienna www.marktamt.wien.at 01 / 40 00–59255
Look forward to an exciting evening around the exhibition “Tour de Monde. Bicycle stories”. GUIDED TOURS FOR ALL AGES Hourly guided tours of the MAK, children’s tours at 6 pm, 7 pm and 8 pm. RIDE YOUR BIKE – MINI MAK’s TRAVEL GAME (6.30 PM–10.30 PM) For children from the age of 4. MR. MARCUS (7 PM, 8 PM AND 9 PM) The spectacular show on Europe’s highest unicycle. DIY – BUILD YOUR OWN MAK STOOL (7 PM–10 PM) JEWELLERY WITH A TWIST (7 PM–10 PM) Create your own jewellery from bicycle tubes together with de signer Saša Fabjan. GOLDSPRINT: BURN RUBBER! (8 PM–11 PM) Who is the fastest biker? Step on the pedals and race against your friends.
Life at the markets in Vienna was already very busy back in the Middle Ages. Names of streets and places in the first district still commemorate those former market places: Hoher Markt, Fleisch markt, Bauernmarkt, etc. The organisation and regulations of those old market places were frequently mentioned. But who was responsible for their compliance? Since the year 1839, it has been the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna. The Museum of the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna, which was re-opened only in 2012, gives an insight into this long period of existence. Pictures of market places from the past and present are on display. Formerly used measures are explained and visitors are invited to try and lift a centner. Scales that are about 130 years old or even older can be tried out and/or inspected. Historical and modern food controls are illustrated with pictures and the tools used. Different models, some of which date from the 19th century, are on display, e.g. wax models with potato diseases or coffee beans made from dough. GUIDED TOURS (6 PM, 8 PM, 10 PM AND 12 AM) Every other hour, for children and adults.
IMAGE_ (1) © Peter Kainz / MAK, (2) © Embacher Collection, photo: Bernhard Angerer, (3) © MAK, (4) © Tanja Jelinek / MAK
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Erlgasse 35 1120 Vienna www.motorrolldie.at 0664 / 32 56 619 oder 0664 / 43 00 609
Domgasse 5 1010 Vienna www.mozarthausvienna.at 01 / 51 21 791
Travelling into the past on motorcycles, motor scooters or mopeds. Those were the days, weren’t they? In the private Motorcycle Museum this dream can come true. The time travel will be accom panied by a collection of historical radios, audiotape recorders, photo cameras and other objects from the past. Motorcycles by the brands Puch, HMW, Adler, Lohner and more constitute the heart of the exhibition. Moreover, Motorrolldie is a place of communication and of stories around the exhibits. PHOTO CORNER Have your picture taken with historical and bizarre helmets on a motorcycle sidecar at places like Großglockner or Hawaii at the photo corner. STEAM ORGAN Norbert Scherman will provide musical entertainment with his historical steam organ. JUGGLER (6.30 PM–10 PM) Hourly shows of the junior juggler Pink Alexander.
At Mozarthaus Vienna you can find the only one of Mozart’s apart ments in Vienna that still exists today. The composer lived here from 1784 to 1787. The life and works of this musical genius are presented in and around the apartment on four levels. The exhibi tion focuses on his years in Vienna, which marked the zenith of his creativity. IN THE LABYRINTH OF COLOURS AND SOUNDS – REFLECTIONS ON MOZART AND GOETHE The current special exhibition demonstrates the multi-faceted con nections between Mozart and Goethe on the basis of documents, letters, depictions of nature and books from their estates. The presentation of the topic is supplemented by a modern picture cycle. MOZART’s SONATA KV 454 (7.30 PM and 10 PM) The internationally successful pianist Veronika Trisko and the first violinist with the Vienna Philharmonic, Josef Hell, present Mo zart’s sonata for violin and piano in b flat major KV 454.
TIP_ Buy your “ORF Long Night of Museums” ticket at Motorrolldie and receive a free souvenir shot at the photo corner.
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IMAGE_ (1) Buliding at night, © David Peters, (2) K.G. Weißer, J.W. Goethe’s only life mask, 1807, loan from the Goethe Museum Düsseldorf, © Eva Kelety, (3) Veronika Trisko, © Georg Vlaschits, (4) Josef Hell, © Terry Linke
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MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 1070 Vienna www.mumok.at 01 / 52 500
Felderstraße 6–8 (next to the City Hall) 1010 Vienna www.musa.at 01 / 40 00–84 00
In the current exhibition from the mumok collection, “in progress”, works by a wide range of artists are shown, from René Magritte to Andy Warhol to Maria Lassnig. Simon Denny transforms the mumok in his exhibition into a criminal evidence room, including 175 m US dollars in cash. Moreover, the large personal show “Al bert Oehlen. Painting”, with over 80 works provides an overview of the work of this German painter. EXHIBITIONS: • Albert Oehlen. Painting • in progress. Works from the mumok Collection • Simon Denny. The Personal Effects of Kim Dotcom PROJECTIONS AND LIVE VISUALS WITH SOUND:FRAME AND TAGTOOL (7 PM–10 PM) In the Lounge, mumok Youth Club, supported by sound:frame and Tagtool, invites you to transform images from the current exhibi tions live into visuals. RIGHT THROUGH THE NIGHT (7 PM–12 AM) Short guided tours to selected works by Albert Oehlen and from the mumok collection. DO IT YOURSELF! (8 PM–11 PM)
MUSA Museum Start Gallery Artothek is the name of the contem porary art collection of the Department for Cultural Affairs of the City of Vienna. This institution comprises the presentation space for thematic exhibitions compiled from works of the collection (the museum), the Start Gallery for young Viennese artists and the Artothek, which lends graphic art for private use. “THE 1970S. THE EXPANSION OF VIENNESE ART” The time between 1970 and 1979 was marked by profound social changes in Austria. These issues were also reflected in the con temporary art movement. MUSA continues its journey through the collection history with this exhibition and shows how the collec tion reflects that era. NEW VIENNA BEATS FOR ELECTRICAL BASS VIOL, ELECTRICAL GUITAR AND A VIRTUAL BEAT ENSEMBLE IN BIG BAND INSTRUMENTATION FOR THE SERIOUS LISTENER OR A SYMPHONY FOR THE SOULFUL ONES (8 PM and 10 PM) By Karl Wilhelm Krbavac. DORIS KNECHT READS FROM HER NEW NOVEL “BESSER” (BETTER) (9 PM)
IMAGE_ (1) mumok exterior view, photo © mumok 2013, (2) Albert Oehlen, No Title, 2011, Photo: Albert Oehlen / Lothar Schnepf, © 2013 Albert Oehlen, (3) Andy Warhol, From the Series Mick Jagger, 1975, © A. Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, New York/ VBK Wien 2013, (4) sound:frame live, photo © sound:frame 2013
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IMAGE_ (1) Exterior view of the MUSA © Martin Kitzler, (2) Hubert Sielecki, from the series “Mutations”: Schizophranus, 1974, © MUSA, photo: Michael Wolschlager, (3) © Elisabeth Krbavac, (4) © Pamela Rußmann
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Museum of Aspern-Essling 1809
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Museum of Contraception and Abortion
Asperner Heldenplatz 9 1220 Vienna www.aspern-essling-1809.eu 0676 / 95 35 333
Mariahilfer Gürtel 37, 1st floor 1150 Vienna www.muvs.org 0699 / 17 81 78 04
The Museum of Aspern-Essling offers an overview of the military conflict between the French and Austrian troops in May 1809. It exhibits a documentation of the circumstances, displaying differ ent sorts of weapons, uniforms, bullets and several pictures of the military leaders. In 1858, Archduke Albrecht, son of Archduke Karl, had a monument erected in order to remind people of the victims of that war. This monument, the Lion of Aspern, was built by the artist Anton Fernkorn. The lion is portrayed lying on French war flags. The French Eagle and the flags are the symbols of the French cavalry. The animal’s head is positioned on a French helmet. The lion symbolises the brave soldiers who fought, won and died. The victory of the German soldiers over the French army is represented by the oak leaves around the pedestal. In the face of the dying lion you can read melancholy and anger, strength and steeliness in its posture. Pressing his nails into the stone, the animal is dying. “SCHLACHT VON ASPERN” The oil painting “The Battle of Aspern” by Clara Both will also be on display. It is a present given by Dr. Hans von Wimpffen for the 200-year anniversary. CONCERT IN FRONT OF THE MUSEUM
Under “natural” circumstances, a woman has approximately 15 pregnancies in her lifetime, resulting in ten births, depending on health, sanitation, housing conditions, access to clean water and proper nutrition etc. Approximately seven of those ten births survive childhood. For economic, social or other reasons, most people neither presently nor historically want so many children. For all generations and in most cultures, regulating the number of offspring has been and remains an essential issue. To do so, contraception, abortion and infanticide have been practiced. Most women/couples have had and still have little or no access to effec tive contraception or safe abortion – conducted under “State of the Art” conditions. This is only possible if abortion is legalized, otherwise it will (again) be performed on hidden kitchen tables. The first and only museum of its kind (First awardee of the Ken neth Hudson Award from Trustees of the European Museum Forum) displays the struggle for control over fertility – from early centuries to the present with a glance into the future. The museum aims to provide a greater understanding of the power of fertility and the necessity of regulating it. GUIDED TOURS (from 6 PM)
TIP_ The brochure “Auf den Spuren von 1809” (in German) and the stamp “Der Löwe von Aspern” (“The Lion of Aspern”) are available at the museum.
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MuseumsQuartier Wien / freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL
Freyung 6 1010 Vienna www.schottenstift.at 01 / 53 498–600
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 1070 Vienna www.mqw.at 0820 / 600 600
This year, the museum displays treasures from the chamber of paraments and the treasury of the abbey, which are shown in the museum only in this night and are not open to the public at other times. Documents and manuscripts which include current refer ences to the work of the monks complement the presentation. The museum, which is located in the former prelature, offers its visitors an insight into the former flat of the abbot of Schottenstift. The high altar by the “Schottenmeister”, featuring the oldest topographically accurate representation of medieval Vienna, is particularly worth seeing. The exhibition also 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, Vienna’s largest private library, is open to the public, too. SEARCH FOR THE LOST MONKS Children and adolescents may join an exciting search for the lost monks and fill gaps in the history of the house. SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS ON THE “SCHOTTENMEISTER” (7 PM AND 9 PM) GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (8 PM AND 11 PM) CD PRESENTATION IN THE PRELATE’s HALL (9 PM) Frater Bernardo Opazo Aravena OSB presents his new CD and a very personal approach to prayer at the prelate’s hall.
With its about 60 cultural institutions, the MuseumsQuartier Wien is one of the world’s largest complexes for modern art and culture. It offers a unique variety of programmes and events, rang ing from visual and performing arts, architecture, music, fashion, theatre, dance, literature, children’s culture to digital culture. The “freiraum quartier21 international” exhibition series shows international exhibition projects with the contribution of Artistsin-Residence as part of quartier21/MQ. FACELESS PART2 (1 PM–1 AM) As a sequel to “FACELESS – part I”, the exhibition “FACELESS – part II” will investigate disturbed identities, everlasting searching for the right that one could have, broken icons in which we use to believe or use as source of inspiration. Visitors will be trained to try new hair and make-up style, how to escape security systems and face detection. The show has been curated by Bogomir Doringer in cooperation with Brigitte Felderer. It features works by artists like Ari Versluis (NL), Arthur Elsenaar (NL), Jeremy Bailey (CA), Adam Harvey (US), Jil Magid (US) and Alberto de Michele (NL/IT). CURATOR’s TOUR (8.30 PM) With Bogomir Doringer and artists in residence of the quartier21/MQ.
IMAGE_ (1) MuseumsQuartier Wien, © Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek, (2) Bath Salts from series “Sous Influence / Under the Influence”, © Bryan Lewis Saunders, (3) Arthur Elsenaar, © Josephine Jasperse
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Bartensteingasse 9, 1st floor 1010 Vienna www.wienbibliothek.at 01 / 40 00–84 920
Maria-Theresien-Platz 1010 Vienna www.nhm-wien.ac.at 01 / 52 177–335
The Vienna City Library in the City Hall hosts five large collec tions. Besides the Printed Works Collection and the Manuscript Department, the Music Department is located at an upper-class appartment in Bartensteingasse. The famous dining room with mahagony wood panelling and the complemental antique-like frieze by the architect Adolf Loos is on view together with the rest of the furniture, which was designed under the aegis of Loos. The Music Department of the Vienna City Library is one of the city’s largest music libraries. The focus lies on musical autographs and prints with a reference to Vienna from the end of the 18th century to the present. The stock includes about 340 Schubert autographs and the largest and most important Strauss collection in the world. GUIDED TOUR OF THE LOOS ROOMS (6.15 PM) Dr. Sylvia Mattl-Wurm (Director of the Vienna City Library). “DAS GLÜCK IS A VOGERL” (LUCK IS SHORT-LIVED) (7.15 PM) Dr. Thomas Aigner, head of the music collection, reviews Carl Krat zl’s career with the help of musical autographs and musical prints. CONCERT “DELPHINE VERLASSEN DAS LAND” (DOLPHINS ARE LEAVING THE COUNTRY) (8.30 PM) Tini Trampler & Das Dreckige Orchestra.
The Museum of Natural History Vienna is a cultural and historical gem with a collection, which is more than 250 years old and in which 30 million objects are scientifically managed. Some of the most famous exhibits are the Venus of Willendorf, Maria Theresia’s bouquet of precious stones and the extinct Steller’s sea cow. ALL ARE MATING! SEX AT THE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM From the birth of stars, to sex in the world of plants, to animalistic ostentatiousness – find out everything on reproduction from scien tific employees of the NHM. COLOURFUL CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME (6 PM–10 PM) With a handicraft station for creative wooing. NHM MICRO THEATRE FOR ADULTS (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM)
NOTE_ Barrier-free access via the courtyard, lift 1st floor, please ring. IMAGE_ (1) Dining room at Bartensteingasse 9, photo: Adsy Bernart, (2) Tini Trampler & Das Dreckige Orchestra, photo: Igor Ripak
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TIP_ Above Vienna’s rooftops. A cultural and historical walk through the museum ends with a love cocktail on the roof. Every half hour from 6.30 pm to 11.30 pm. (Limited number of participants, € 6.50. From the age of 12). TIP_ A book flea market offers reading material on the topic of the night and much more. NOTE_ The entrance for wheelchair users is at Burgring 7.
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The Neidhart Frescos Tuchlauben 19 1010 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 505 87 47–85180 The former ballroom of well-to-do cloth merchant Michael Men schein contains a unique set of mural paintings from around 1400. Comic scenes from the songs of minnesinger Neidhart von Reuental illustrate life in medieval Vienna in the course of the year. MINNESONG PERFORMANCES BY MAX DE VIME (6 PM–12 AM) Songs written by Neidhart von Reuental will be presented by Max de Vime at intervals throughout the evening. Born in France, Max de Vime studied guitar, lute and composition at Vienna University. He is one of the few artists who specialise in medieval minnesong. GUIDED TOURS – WHAT DO WE SEE IN THE FRESCOS? (7 PM, 8 PM AND 9 PM)
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Oldtimer Shuttle Bus of the ÖBB Adventure Train to the Railway Museum in Strasshof Praterstern / Underground station, exit Lassallestraße 1020 Vienna www.erlebnisbahn.oebb.at RIDE ON THE VINTAGE SHUTTLE BUS (5.30 PM–12.30 AM) Departure from Vienna Praterstern/Lasallestraße at 5.30 pm, 6.30 pm, 7.30 pm, 8.30 pm and 9.30 pm (riding time approx. one hour). Departure from Strasshof at 6.30 pm, 7.30 pm, 8.25 pm, 10.30 pm, 11 pm and 11.30 pm (riding time approx. one hour). RAILWAY MUSEUM STRASSHOF Near Vienna, there is a place which is home to the Austrian rail veterans. Visitors can find a wide variety of engines and waggons in their original setting and historical atmosphere. This is what visitors can expect: ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE STEAM ENGINES 629.01 (100 YEARS) UND 58.744 (90 YEARS) 6 pm–7 pm: a ride in the driver’s cab 7 pm: steam engine 629.01 on the rotating platform 7.30 pm: multimedia show “The second life of the steam engine 629.01” 8.30 pm: nightly photo shooting with the steam engine 629.01 and 58.744. TRAIN OPERATION BY NIGHT (6 PM–1 AM) Garden railway, model train, and model trucks. TIP_ Buffet in the railway museum. NOTE_ Tickets for the “ORF Long Night of Museums” can also be purchased on the bus.
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ORF RadioKulturhaus Argentinierstraße 30a 1040 Vienna radiokulturhaus.ORF.at 01 / 50 17 03 77 The Funkhaus (broadcasting center) in Vienna is the main location of the ORF radio stations. It houses a radio museum with his torical equipment, and offers the possibility of experiencing radio backstage: Ö1 is Europe’s most successful cultural radio station and stands for information, cultural programme and high quality music. Radio Wien provides listeners with the latest information in the city along with weather and traffic reports, blended with a good amount of music. FM4 is a bilingual (German and English) radio station, aimed at young people. It covers youth culture and popular culture off the track of mainstream. The Funkhaus also houses the RadioKulturhaus, which is an im portant venue in Vienna’s cultural scene with around 400 events a year, the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Radio Newscenter and the TV studio for the local TV programme “Wien Heute”. GUIDED TOURS OF THE FOLLOWING STATIONS: Ö1 – Radio Wien – FM4 – TV studio Wien Heute – Adventure studio – Radio museum. Guided tours will start half-hourly in the foyer from 6 pm on. The last tour will start at midnight.
TIP_ Visiting the studios at the ORF RadioKulturhaus is only possible as part of a guided tour. IMAGE_ (1, 3) © Nikolaus Ostermann, (2) © ORF
Aktuelle Programminformationen per SMS auf Ihr Mobiltelefon und sofort per SMS oder Anruf Karten bestellen. Anmeldung unter:
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Schumanngasse 87 1170 Vienna www.viennasnowglobe.at 01 / 48 64 341
Josefsplatz 1 1010 Vienna www.onb.ac.at/prunksaal 01 / 53 410–394
In this small museum, you can see special snowglobe editions and get an overview of how snowglobes are made. Visit the workshop of grandfather’s time and let yourself be enthralled by many new and old globes. In the pleasant atmosphere of the 250-year-old building, you can see both historic and current themes produced in snowglobes. A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES Eyperience a look behind the scenes of the production of snow globes in the “Long Night”. You are invited to see a part of the workshops and observe the making of individual components. Browse through the book on snowglobes, which provides informa tion and entertainment. A special limited edition snowglobe will be available on the occasion of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”.
The baroque State Hall is one of the world’s most beautiful his torical libraries. Emperor Charles VI (1685–1740) ordered the con struction of this jewel of secular baroque architecture for his Court Library. The State Hall was under construction from 1723 till 1726 according to plans of the famous court architect Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach. The frescoes on the ceiling were finished in 1730 by the court painter Daniel Gran. ANNOUNCEMENTS THAT SHOOK AUSTRIA A short (and entertaining) history of Austria in headlines and pic tures is offered by the current exhibition “Between Königgrätz and Córdoba”. Put together from the various Departments of the Aus trian National Library, the show presents a journey, as entertaining as it is suspenseful, using those announcements that shook and marked the country in the last 500 years, but also brought dismay and amusement. GUIDED TOURS (6 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM, 11 PM AND 12 AM) PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN (6 PM–11 PM) “We are putting together the longest announcement in the Aus trian National Library”.
TIP_ In the museum shop, you can choose from hundreds of different motifs and to take a little winter world back home with you.
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Augustinerstraße 1 1010 Vienna www.filmmuseum.at 01 / 53 37 054
Siebeckstraße 14 1220 Vienna www.wien.gv.at/umwelt/parks/gartenbaumuseum 01 / 40 00–42 270
The Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) is a cinémathèque, its exhi bitions take place on screen: Films, the most important form of expression over the last 115 years, achieve their full potential only through the projection on a movie screen – be it as object art, a documentation or popular entertainment. With its film collections and screening programmes, the OeFM has become a central point for film lovers, an energy centre for film education, with publica tions, audience discussions with international film artists and the country’s largest library of film literature. A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF FILM In exciting and surprising 20-minute programmes, the Austrian Film Museum offers its guests a journey through the world of film and its history of more than 100 years. The shows will start in halfhourly intervals. CHILDREN-FRIENDLY PROGRAMME Films for a young audience will be shown until 9 pm.
The Austrian Museum for Horticultural History is located at the his torical Orangery of Kagran, hosting exhibits related to the history of horticulture and floristry on over 500 square metres of exhibi tion space. The special exhibition in 2013 is dedicated to the 125th anniversary of the Türkenschanzpark. “SCENT – SMELL – STENCH IN THE GARDEN” Many garden lovers are enthusiastic about the versatile world of fragrance of many plants. Plant odours range from sweetly rosy to aromatically resinous to unpleasantly pungent and they say: “Come closer!“ or “Leave me alone!“. People also love these aromas in good food, cosmetics and in their gardens. The music school Donaustadt, the plant protection department of the Wiener Stadtgärten and the Austrian Horitculture Society offer an atmos pheric and informative “scented” programme. Ms. Gräven von Mondblume advises you on smell essences and Petra’s rosarium presents the scent embassador par excellence: the rose. CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME Scent quiz; making air fresheners, scent bags and herb salt your self; torch expedition; binding flavoursome potpourri bouquets. Adults may take part, too.
TIP_ Delicious home-made sandwiches and refreshing drinks will be offered at the film bar. In the shop of the OeFM next door, visitors can purchase rare and unusual film posters and books. IMAGE_ (1) King Kong, 1933, Ernest B. Schoedsack, Merian C. Cooper, (2) The Magnificent Seven, 1960, John Sturges, (3) Il deserto rosso, 1964, Michelangelo Antonioni, (4) The Invisible Cinema, photo: Bruno Klomfar
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TIP_ At the Museumsplatz, visitors will be offered warming and restorative autumnal culinary art. TIP_ Prizes of the tombola include many items that will beautify your garden or balcony.
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Austrian Museum for Social and Economic Affairs Coffee Experience Museum Vogelsanggasse 36 1050 Vienna www.wirtschaftsmuseum.at 01 / 54 52 551 The aim of the museum is a simple and comprehensible presenta tion of social and economic facts. (HI)STORIES IN THE MUSEUM 100 YEARS OF LIVING AND HOUSING IN VIENNA – FROM GRANDMOTHER TO GRANDCHILD In the exhibition, historians talk about life in the 20th century. GALLERY OF COLLECTORS Brigitta Dirnberger and the Geldner family: “Coffee sets from the 20th century”. CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME “Auer von Welsbach experience exhibition”: Exciting experiments with light and magnetism. Life and work of Austria’s biggest inventor. “ECONOMY TRAIL” AND COMPUTER AREA Current information on Austria’s social and economic situation with an economy quiz. “LÖWE” Study workshop about the basics of Austria’s economy. COFFEE EXPERIENCE MUSEUM Edmund Mayr’s extensive collection of historical coffee machines and their accessories. The way of the coffee from the plant to the cup.
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Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists Währinger Straße 14 1090 Vienna www.drogistenmuseum.at 01 / 51 26 229 The history of chemists is more than 100 years old. The museum shows about 10,000 exhibits and curiosities about a chemist’s professional development. Due to the lack of finished products for health care and beauty care and technical products for pho tography, household and crop protection, chemists had basic materials in stock and produced the desired substances for their customers. They made medicinal herb blends from plants, miner als, chemicals etc. and extracted drugs. Today, drugstores mainly sell products for health, nutrition and beauty, medicinal herbs or dietary supplements. LIVING KNOWLEDGE IN THE MUSEUM OF PHARMACY: A collection of exhibits which have already been used in home opathy and aroma therapy in the last centuries. “Herbarium” – a notable collection of European plants by Dr. Franz Berger. Rarities and presents from the expedition of the Africanist scholar Dr. Emil Holub. More than 2000 reference books about the knowledge of nature and medicine. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “TIBETAN MEDICIN” CONTINUOUS SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION
TIP_ Free sandwiches and white wine spritzer at the sidewalk café, free coffee and coffee specialities from the coffee bar, free brochures on economy. IMAGE_ (1) From grandmother to grandchild, (2) Gallery, (3) Auer von Welsbach, (4) Coffee Experience Museum
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Austrian Advertising Museum
Lobkowitzplatz 2 1010 Vienna www.theatermuseum.at 01 / 52 524–34 60
at Breitenseer Lichtspiele Breitenseer Straße 21 1140 Vienna www.oesterreichischeswerbemuseum.jimdo.com 0664 / 44 50 914
This year, the Theatre Museum focuses on Richard Teschner’s fan tastic puppet theatre and commemorates Guiseppe Verdi on the occasion of his 200th anniversary with a cross opera. The theatre slide is open! “I HAVE SEEN SMALLER GIANTS AND BIGGER DWARFS” (7.15 PM, 8.15 PM) Shadow theatre workshop for children and adults, 40 minutes each. COSTUMES GIVE AWAY THEIR SECRETS (6 PM–11 PM) Slip into costumes true to the originals and feel light as a feather like Papagena! “WITH THESE MY TWO HANDS…“ (7 PM–12 AM) Active tours of the exhibtion on Richard Teschner for children and adults, on every full hour (40 minutes each). “HOW CAN VERD-I BECOME IMMORTAL?“ (8.15 PM–10 PM) Cross opera in honour of Guiseppe Verdi with his two dozen operas with Otto Brusatti, Maria & Helmut Stippich, Reinhard Uhl and Franz Hofferer (Voices and bass, harmonica, clarinets and drums). OSKAR WERNER READS RILKE’s “CORNET” (10.30 PM–11 PM) With Nikolaus Habjan. “WHISTLING AN OPERA” (11.30 PM–12.15 AM) Nikolaus Habjan whistles art, supported by Daniel Nguyen. Works by Mozart, Händel, Verdi, and many more.
The Austrian Advertising Museum, which was founded in 2002, concentrates on commercials in film, radio and television. Once a year, the collection is presented in an exciting and funny evening programme with special features from international and local commercial productions. The collection has been compiled with the support of the Filmarchiv Austria, the Austrian Mediathek, the commercial studio Traum & Maier and many more. It is presented in the oldest cinema in Austria, founded in 1905 and situated on this very spot since 1909. Pay a visit to the Advertising Museum and immerse yourself into the pioneer era of cinema advertising from the 1920s to the 1930s, and into a world of TV commercials from the past 55 years. Get enticed by Afri Cola and let Klementine tell you about the dif ference between neat and clean. SPECIAL PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN, FILLERS: Funny short films from times when commercial breaks were shorter.
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Absberggasse 27, Staircase 3, 1st Floor 1100 Vienna www.ostlicht.at 01 / 996 20 66
Fürstengasse 1 1090 Vienna www.palaisliechtenstein.com 01 / 319 57 67–0
The Galerie OstLicht opened in June 2012 on the premises of the former Anker bread factory, Vienna’s most dynamic and fast grow ing venues for culture. On approximately 500 square metres of exhibition space group and solo exhibitions of contemporary pho tographic art by local as well as international artists are shown. A special emphasis of the programme will be set on direct col laborations with young as well as established artists working with the medium of photography. With a publicly accessible library, a bookshop and a bar, OstLicht is furthermore a meeting place for photography aficionados. ANJA MANFREDI OstLicht presents a comprehensive exhibition of the work of Austrian artist Anja Manfredi (*1978). Her works are both close examinations of normative body images as well as a reflection on the medium of photography itself. SHORT GUIDED TOURS Short guided tours to the exhibition Anja Manfredi all night long.
The Liechtenstein Garden Palace accommodates highlights of one of the world’s largest, most important private art collections, owned by the Prince von und zu Liechtenstein. HOURLY GUIDED TOURS (6.30 PM–10.30 PM) Besides the splendid frescos in the Hercules Hall and in the two stairways, masterpieces of art from the early Renaissance to the High Baroque era are displayed at the Liechtenstein Garden Pal ace: key works of Peter Paul Rubens as well as Rembrandt, Anthony van Dyck and Raphael. The Golden Carriage and the Badminton Cabinet – the most expensive piece of furniture in the world – are also among the jewels of the Princely Collections. MADE BY YOU – CERAMIC PAINTING FOR KIDS & ADULTS (6 PM–10 PM) Paint your own, individual piece of ceramic art – everything you need to start painting will be provided.
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TIP_ Liechtenstein Wines – Taste award-winning wines of the Liechtenstein Wine Cellars that look back on almost 600 years of wine-making tradition. Also the Wine-Shop will be open from 6 pm to 12 am. IMAGE_ (1) © Palais Liechtenstein GmbH, (2) © Palais Liechtenstein GmbH / Daniel Zupanc, (3) © Palais Liechtenstein GmbH / Fotomanufaktur Grünwald, (4) © Liechtenstein. The Princely Collections, Vaduz-Vienna
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Bankgasse 9 1010 Vienna www.palaisliechtenstein.com 01 / 319 57 67–0
Heldenplatz – Neue Burg 1010 Vienna www.onb.ac.at/papyrusmuseum 01 / 53 410–420
The Liechtenstein City Palace is the first major High Baroque building to be erected in Vienna. Intended to become the main residence of Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein, the palace was remodelled by Hubert Desvignes in the Rococo Revival style from 1837. QUARTER-HOURLY GUIDED TOURS (6 PM–12 AM) Following an extensive programme of renovation the palace ap pears again in all its former glory. Innovative technological refine ments such as mirrored doors that could be reversed or raised to gether with massive chandeliers, opulent Rococo Revival interiors and superb parquet floors designed by Michael Thonet are today still objects of wonder. The two upper floors are accessed via one of the finest and most imposing Baroque stairways in Vienna. FROM AMERLING TO WALDMÜLLER Prince Hans-Adam II von und zu Liechtenstein today owns one of the richest collections of Viennese Biedermeier art including paint ings, watercolors, furniture and porcelain. Experience a selection of these unique masterpieces.
In the Papyrus Museum there are about 200 objects from the De partment of Papyri on display. The objects range from the oldest papyrus in the collection, a Book of the Dead from the middle of the second millennium BC, up to the latest papers, documents from the Islamic period in the 13th century AD. PATHS TO IMMORTALITY In the centre of the current exhibition “Paths to Immortality” are the unique rolls of the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead: with their considerable length of several metres they are among the most impressive transmissions of Egyptian literature on the after life. The Book of the Dead by Sesostris from the 15th century B.C., on display, is at the same time the oldest object in the Library. GUIDED TOURS (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN “WRITING ON PAPYRUS” (6 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) The piece of “paper” the children can take home as a souvenir.
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Scouting Museum and Institute of Scouting History Loeschenkohlgasse 25 1150 Vienna http://www.pfadfindermuseum.org 0664 / 47 77 117
On the premises of today’s University Campus, there is a rotunda from the end of the 18th century: the so-called “Fool’s Tower” – an important monument to the history of health care and of medicine. Today, the building is housing a collection that is unique world wide, among it wet and skeletal specimens, paraffin specimens and medical equipment. SEX AND ITS CONSEQUENCES At stations, visitors can find out all about genital diseases (trans mission, symptoms, prevention), conception, pregnany and birth. The different topics are explained by competent members of staff with the help of anatomical specimens and historical medical equipment, which were applied in obstetrics, for instance.
Where did Lord Baden-Powell, the founder of the scout movement, find his ideas for scouting techniques? In a newly opened special exhibition, the Scouting Museum tries to find answers to this question. The roots of scouting in India and Africa, but also from the works of Kipling or everyday situations are examined in detail in this presentation. The basis of scouting can be found in many examples in illustrative dioramas. In a second exhibition, belt buckles and belts from scout organizations around the world are on display. The Scouting Museum presents a small part of its huge collection. A guided tour to the archive and the museum’s depot is also possible during a visit. GUIDED TOURS Guided tours of the special exhibition will be offered throughout the whole evening (available in English upon request). SCOUTING EXPERIENCE Until 10 pm, there will be a continuous programme (approx. 20 minutes) with different scout activities (e.g. knotting, map and compass, scouting games, etc.). For kids the programme is avail able according to their age.
TIP_ Also pay a visit to the Natural History Museum Vienna at Burgring 7! All are mating! Sex at the Natural History Museum.
NOTE_ The Scouting Museum is located on the 4th floor of the post office building. There is an elevator in the building for easy access.
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Palais Palffy, Josefsplatz 6 1010 Vienna www.phantastenmuseum.at 01 / 51 25 681
Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 1020 Vienna www.planetarium-wien.at 01 / 89 17 41 50–000
The International Museum of Fantastic Art shows 150 master pieces of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism and fantastic artists from all over the world. CITY STUDIO OF PROF. ERNST FUCHS The city studio of Prof. Ernst Fuchs is open to the public. The mas ter and his assistants are present. ARIK BRAUER HALL In the historical hall of Palais Palffy, where Mozart premiered “The Marriage of Figaro”, the Arik Brauer hall has been provided with paintings of the artist. Arik Brauer is present. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “NEW MASTERS” The German masters of the intricate painting style, Bannuscher, Heyder, Krähmer, Lehrer, Schepach and Zademack are present. VIENNA ACADEMY OF VISIONARY ART Presentation by international lecturers of the Vienna Academy of Visionary Art. CHILDREN’s WORKSHOP WITH NIKOLAUS NEUREITER Taking photos of art and artists. LIVE MUSIC: “FELLERER AND HIS FRIENDS” Professor Gotthard Fellerer is an artist across genres, musician, curator, publicist and art multiplier.
The Planetarium Vienna, the “House of the Stars”, offers a realistic simulation of the starry sky with the help of the latest projection technology and, in its function as a star theatre, makes astronomy possible by day and by night. The programme ranges from shows for children, school classes and adults to cultural and scientific events. THE POWER OF THE SKY (from 6 PM) In the course of 25-minute shows, which start on every full and half hour, you can into the starry sky, which has been fascinating people for thousands of years and still is an irresistible force. Does this force influence the fate of man? Can the course of the stars be interpreted in a way to predict future events? Have a look at the astologers’ symbolism and compare it to the findings of modern science.
TIP_ Refreshments in the historical Figaro Hall.
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Vienna Police Museum – Museum of the Vienna Security Guards Marokkanergasse 4 1030 Vienna 01 / 531 26–4719 The Vienna Police Museum emerged from the exhibits of a police showcase in 1898, on the occasion of the 50th jubilee of emperor Francis Joseph’s ascension to the throne. Initially housed in the (old) Police Department on Schottenring, it was relocated in 1904 into the prestigious premises of the newly constructed office building on Elisabethpromenade (now Roßauer Lände), then was transfered again in 1938 and in the course of the war it was almost completely destroyed. In the 1970s, the remaining old stock was updated and got re arranged in a 200-square-metre-large hall of the Marokkaner Casern. The presentation shows the development of the Vienna Police – Security Guard Department since their establishment in 1869 by means of weapons, uniforms, documents, pictures and diagrams. The progress was intimately related to the history of the Marokkan er Casern (founded in 1770), which, since the takeover by the Po lice in 1921, has also been housing the educational department. NONSTOP: FILMS FROM THE YEARS 1928 TO 1937 Training, 60-year ceremony of the Vienna Federal Security Guard, airship “Graf Zeppelin in Vienna”, fire of the Rotunda, and more. TIP_ In the course of the “ORF Long Night of Museums 2012”, the showroom was opened for the public for the first time in decades, and it will still be opened only once a year in the future. IMAGE_ (1–4) © Federal Police Directorate Vienna, BLI 4
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Obere Augartenstraße 1 1020 Vienna www.augarten.at 01 / 211 24–200
Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 (Planetarium building, close to “Riesenrad”) 1020 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 505 87 47–85180
The Porcelain Museum at Augarten, Vienna’s oldest baroque garden, was opened in the summer of 2011 as Austria’s first porcelain museum. It illustrates the history of Viennese porcelain from different eras on the basis of representative historical exhib its. More than 150 splendid pieces document the development of Viennese porcelain from the foundation of the second oldest manufactory in Europe in 1718 until today. The exhibition “City walk – country ride: Viennese views on porcelain” complements the programme on offer with miniature vedutas of city portraits and landscapes on porcelain. PRESENTATION OF A MASTER PAINTER (6 PM–11 PM) In the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, a master painter of the Por celain Manufactory Augarten demonstrates the method of figure painting at the Porcelain Museum Augarten. The figures, which are painted by hand, bear the signatures and creative preferences of each individual painter and thus every single figure is unique. GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (7 PM AND 9 PM)
Immerse yourself in Vienna’s history of popular entertainment – part charming, part spooky – at the Prater Museum. On show are amusing exhibits and curiosities, such as the fortune-telling machine of a “Matchmaking Agency” and a dragon figure from a demolished ghost train at the Prater amusement park. The “Gi ant’s Suit” and the “Living Half-Lady” are reminders of once-pop ular sideshows. Though disturbing to modern eyes, they attracted many curious onlookers to the Prater in days gone by. ARM WRESTLING WITH THE STRONGMEN (7 PM–10 PM) Compete against Vienna’s strongest men! – Fun for kids and parents alike. About a hundred years ago, Vienna’s legendary strongmen, many of them weightlifters, performed in circuses and sideshows at the Prater.
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The Museum of Chimney Sweepers
Gerhard Hanappi Stadion (South Stand), Keißlergasse 6 1140 Vienna www.skrapid.at/rapideum 0699 / 17 27 43 79
Klagbaumgasse 4 1040 Vienna 01 / 51 450–22 75
Rapideum invites you on a journey into the world of the football club Rapid Vienna. Pursue the traces of the Rapid spirit, which comprises the themes “together”, “fighting” and “winning” and is within reach. Find out about the exciting history of the record champion. In drawers and partly hidden glass cabinets, 450 memorabilia and 130 atmospheric photos are waiting to be dis covered. Furthermore, three touch screens offer more than three hours of video material. Experience the history in green and white with your eyes and ears. GUIDED TOURS All night the curators will be present to answer your questions and guide you through the world and history of Rapid Vienna. Players of the first team and legends treat you to personal memories “from the dressing room” with the help of exhibits and videos, and they are also availble for autographs.
In the Museum of Chimney Sweepers, visitors find permanent and temporary exhibitions on a space totalling 250 square metres. On the occasion of the show “Antique kilns and water heaters”, also the cellar of the house has been included in the museum space. At the entrance, a life-like model in the original heavy leather gear of chimney sweepers will greet and welcome visitors into the “living museum”, which has been set up in the form of a chimney sweeper’s workshop as they were still in use until the 1950s. Next to it, there is a slate board, which was placed outside each sweeper’s office in the past, for customers to post their orders. Atop a cupboard, a wooden statue of Saint Florian, patron saint of the chimney sweepers, can be seen. The exhibition is rounded off by important tools of the sweeper’s trade. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “1914” The focus of the exhibition lies on uniforms, decorative objects, presents and weapons. Pictures are presented on a screen. GUIDED TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION BY THE MUSEUM’s DIRECTOR Offered on demand all night long.
TIP_ Following the tradition of chimney sweepers, every visitor receives a glass of sparkling wine, pure or mixed with orange juice.
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Treasury of the Teutonic Order
Hoher Markt 3 1010 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 50 58 747–85 180
Singerstraße 7, Staircase I, 2nd Floor 1010 Vienna www.deutscher-orden.at 01 / 51 21 065
What was life like in Roman times? Where officers’ homes stood nearly 2,000 years ago in the Roman castrum Vindobona, visitors can now explore this part of Vienna’s history – in the Roman Mu seum on Hoher Markt square. MEET A LEGIONARY (6.30 PM–8.30 PM) Two “real” legionaries present the clothes and arms of Roman soldiers and talk about how they lived. MUSEUM QUIZ FOR CHILDREN – HOW DID THE ROMANS LIVE? (6 PM–10 PM) The quiz leads children on an entertaining tour through the mu seum on the lookout for unusual items. Prizes are available for successful explorers. GUIDED TOUR FOR CHILDREN – WHO WERE THE ROMANS, AND WHAT WERE THEY DOING IN VIENNA? (6 PM AND 7 PM) GUIDED TOUR FOR ADULTS – GARLIC, THE SPICE OF THE ROMAN SOLDIER’S LIFE (8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) The tour revolves around the life of the Roman foot soldiers, es pecially their eating habits. Their staple food was a gruel made of rough-ground grain and water, spiced with great quantities of garlic, which they believed helped not only their fighting spirit, but also their erotic prowess.
The treasury of the Teutonic Order, located next to St. Stephen’s Cathedral, is one of the oldest art collections in Vienna. Here visi tors can explore 800 years of the former military order’s rich his tory. Constituting the nucleus of the treasury, the Grand Master’s Treasure Trove includes artefacts such as vessels, cups, weapons and clocks from the Renaissance and Baroque age. Furthermore you can discover among paintings and liturgical objects various curiosities: coconuts, antidotes and adder’s tongues. SALA TERRENA After 9 pm also the baroque Sala terrena is open to the public. GUIDED TOURS (8 PM–8.30 PM, 10 PM–10.30 PM AND 11 PM–11.30 PM) Guided tours of the collection are offered. CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME (7 PM–7.30 PM AND 9 PM–9.30 PM) Brave and pious – from the life of the knights of the order. Here you will find out how people could become knights of the Teutonic Order and what their duties were.
TIP_ Eating like the Romans – Visitors can enjoy wine and Roman-style bread.
NOTE_ The Treasury is located in the 2nd floor and can be reached via lift.
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Schlumberger Sparkling Cellars Heiligenstädter Straße 39 1190 Vienna www.schlumberger.at 01 / 368 22 59–0 Wherever there is a celebration, there is sparkling wine. But what actually is this delicious bubbly and classy drink that we enjoy so much? What is sparkling wine? What is Champagne? The know ledge of the production of Schlumberger sparkling wine has been cultivated with great care and constantly refined at Schlumberg er’s since 1842. Robert Schlumberger acquired this fine art, as it is also used in the Champagne region, in France’s oldest Champagne wine cellar and brought this secret to Vienna. SCHLUMBERGER OPEN THEIR DOORS: Hourly visitor tours of the redesigned cellar worlds offer information on the origin and production of sparkling wine and Champagne, on the correct storage and the secrets of tasting. In the cellar cinema, you can immerse yourself into the world of sparkling delights. In the course of a guided tour, you are taken through the impressive 300-year-old cellar maze, can shake the bottles on wooden racks and discover secrets about “degorgement” and “dosage”.
TIP_ In the course of a tour, you are given the chance to try the carefully cultivated Schlumberger Wine. TIP_ Discover the world’s biggest bottle of sparkling wine, a sparkling wine fountain from 1873, or have your picture taken as a cellarmaster when shaking the bottles. Take home a personalised Schlumberger bottle with your name on the label. IMAGE_ (1–3) © Schlumberger
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The Vienna Butterfly House in the Burggarten Palmhouse Burggarten 1010 Vienna www.schmetterlinghaus.at 01 / 53 38 570 Welcome to the magic of a rain forest, a unique experience right in the centre of Vienna, with live, free flying tropical butterflies. The historical Vienna Butterfly House is located in one of the world’s most beautiful Jugendstil glasshouses. Come and be amazed by the huge trees and waterfalls of this city centre wonderland as but terflies fly freely around you. EXPERIENCE THE BUTTERFLY HOUSE BY NIGHT Relax on a tour of the butterfly house and enjoy the marvellous silence of it. NON-STOP FILM SCREENINGS Showing the development of butterflies.
ATTENTION_ From 10 pm, the only entrance to and the only exit from Burggarten is via the gate at Goethegasse/Albertina!
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Willendorfer Gasse 2–8 1230 Vienna www.schokomuseum.at 01 / 66 72 110–19
Friedrichstraße 12 1010 Vienna www.secession.at 01 / 58 75 307
Visit the city’s sweetest museum and immerse yourself into the fascinating world of chocolate with all your senses! Marvel at the Aztec ruler Montezuma, learn about the origins of cocoa and find out why “money does grow on trees” and why “chocolate makes you beautiful”. Confectionery masters will treat you to exquisit delicacies, and the biggest chocolate fountain in Austria will make not only children happy. Happy sweet tooth moments! CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME (6 PM–11 PM) Exciting information about cocoa and chocolate in the children’s corner.
The Secession is an exhibition space for contemporary art. Ac cording to its motto, “To every age its art; and to art its freedom”, which is attached to its facade, the Secession features a varied internationally oriented programme. EXHIBITIONS: • Ulla von Brandenburg • Susi Jirkuff • Hannes Böck • Permanent presentation: The Beethoven Frieze by Gustav Klimt is located in the architectural surrounding which it was created for in 1902, following the idea of the secessionistic synthesis of the arts. It can be examined under ideal conditions in terms of conversation and restoration. GUIDED TOURS OF THE CONTEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS (7.03 PM, 9.02 PM AND 10.56 PM) ART INFORMATION (6.01 PM–11.04 PM)
TIP_ For all those with a sweet tooth: Make sure to get your sample of the biggest chocolate truffle cake on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Confiserie Heindl! TIP_ The confectionery shop connected to the museum is open all night for all visitors – special offers are waiting you! NOTE_ The museum is accessible barrier-free, but the children’s corner is not.
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TIP_ Guided tours and art information are suitable for all ages. NOTE_ The premises of the Secession have limited barrierfree access. IMAGE_ (1) Secession, photo: Matthias Herrmann, (2) Ulla von Brandenburg, Kulisy, exhibition view Kunstverein Hannover, photo: Jürgen Vorrath, 2012, (3) Gustav Klimt, The Beethoven Frieze
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State Opera Museum
Berggasse 19 1090 Vienna www.freud-museum.at 01 / 31 91 596
Hanuschgasse 3 / Goethegasse 1 1010 Vienna www.wiener-staatsoper.at 01 / 51 444–21 00
In Sigmund Freud’s former office and private apartment, the Sig mund Freud Museum presents an exhibition documenting the life and work of the founder of psychoanalysis. Here is where Sigmund Freud lived and worked for 47 years until he was driven into exile in 1938. Unique film material depicting the Freud family in the thirties can be seen in a video room, while original objects from Freud’s belongings, including his office’s waiting room and parts of his extensive collection of antiquities, make tangible the sur roundings in which his patients were analyzed and a new science was born. TREATMENT AND TECHNIQUE Information points in the house and the courtyard deliver infor mation on psychoanalytic treatment and techniques and offer the possibility to take up a role as a psycho analyst or a patient. GUIDED TOURS EVERY HOUR
Since November 2005, the Vienna State Opera has had its own museum, where the history of the house on the Vienna Ringstraße since its opening in the year 1968 is being documented. Upon entering the museum, you are guided into the world of opera by portraits of current and former singers. In the museum, you are taken on a journey through time from the past of the opera house to the most important performances of the present. Stage designs, historical costumes and singers’ portraits tell you about the glorious history of the house. Photographs and play bills commemorate legendary opera nights and important events such as debut performances or first nights. Scores and correspond ences provide an insight into what is going on behind the scenes. Models of stage designs and costumes illustrate the making of a production. Special attention is given to Gustav Mahler, who was head of the Vienna Court Opera from 1897 to 1907 and who has decisively influenced the artistic profile of the house to this day. At three terminals, you can access the cast of all performances since November 1955. GUIDED TOURS (6 PM, 8 PM AND 9.30 PM) One-hour guided tours of the Vienna State Opera Museum provid ing interesting facts and anecdotes about the opera house.
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Technisches Museum Wien
Praterstraße 1 1020 Vienna www.stilwerk.at 01 / 212 06 10–50
Mariahilfer Straße 212 1140 Vienna www.technischesmuseum.at 01 / 89 998–0
At stilwerk Vienna, right next to the Danube Canal in the probably most prominent contemporary landmark of the city, the design tower by architect Jean Nouvel at Praterstraße 1, design has turned into lifestyle since December 2010. The design tower rises above the Vienna city center like a sculpture. Depending on the cardinal orientation, the glass of the front of the building is differently coloured and cut, which results in different appearances of the outer surface in the course of the day and with every change of the colour mood of the sky. In the inside, the luminous ceilings by artist Pipilotti Rist accentuate the buiding in an extraordinary way. Another speciality of stilwerk is the green wall – a paradisiac vertical garden with 20,000 plants in the courtyard of the design tower, created by Patrick Blanc. Several times a year, stilwerk hosts exhibitions and presentations dealing with design, the cultural context and the people that represent the products on offer. “VOKA – SPONTANEOUS REALISM / ORIGINALS AND REPRODUCTIONS” / Live Painting Edition Werbach. HOURLY TOURS ON ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION SPACE OF THE VIENNA DESIGN WEEK “FRANZ MAURER” A selection of works by the Austrian designer.
Immerse yourself into the fascinating world of robotics: At Tech nisches Museum Wien, the “ORF Long Night of Museums” is all about robots. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “ROBOTS. MAN AND MACHINE?“ Superhuman, danger defying, precise work machines – working tirelessly and always at your service. Menacing androids or com municative friends? Find out more! ROBOT INVASION Take a glance at the future. Robot sailing boat, competition robot, fire fighter robot, training robot, transport robot and spider robot in action. Robot engineers present their inventions exclusively in this night. Contributors: Practical Robotics Institute Austria, Uni versity of Applied Sciences Upper Austria – Wels Campus, INNOC, Taurob and incubed IT. COCKTAILS AND ROBOTICS The Roböxotica cocktail robot lounge presents a cross-section of the local cocktail robotics scene. You are welcome to have a try and a drink. ROBOT PROGRAMMING STATIONS FOR CHILDREN FROM THE AGES 4 TO 12 (6 PM–10 PM) Students of the University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien teach you how to programme. You will be amazed! “SINGING LIGHTNING” IN THE HIGH-VOLTAGE ROOM
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Habsburgergasse 10a 1010 Vienna www.timetravel-vienna.at 01 / 532 15 14
Herrengasse 17 1010 Vienna www.tschechischeszentrum.at 01 / 53 52 360
Let your personal tour guide take you to the historic wine cellar of the Salvatorian monastery St. Michael to discover the secrets of Vienna’s history! Experience the exciting history of Vienna with a 5D cinema, animatronic-figures, various multimedia shows and exceptional sound and light effects. GUIDED TOURS – LIMITED CAPACITY! Tours start every 15 minutes and take approx. 50 minutes. Only a limited number of 800 participants is possible. Reservation cards will be handed out at 5.45 pm. Children need a reservation card too. TREASURE HUNT Children can explore the history of Vienna in the course of a tre asure hunt.
The Czech Centre Vienna is part of the network of Czech Centres, which operate in 20 countries worldwide on behalf of the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They cultivate relations with the general public in Austria and in Switzerland in the areas of culture, educa tion, trade and tourism. 4D JEWELLERY Start into a fourth dimension? Possibly, but primarily, 4D stands for “4 ladies (Damen)“: Alena Hesounová, Karla Olšáková, Katerˇina Rˇezácˇová and Lucie Houdková. The young graduates of the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague present their current collection of innovative brooches, necklaces, bra celets and earrings. Here, a strong generation, with a close con nection to the Czech jewellery design from the 1960s and 1970s, attracts attention. WORKSHOP (7.30 PM–9 PM) Jewellery based on your ideas: create it yourself and take it home. Registration required, at
[email protected] or 01/53 52 360 (until 3rd of October 2013).
TIP_ Suitable for children from the age of 5. NOTE_ Time Travel Vienna can only provide limited disabled access. Wheelchair users need assistance to climb one staircase.
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Schulhof 2 1010 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 505 87 47–85 180
Uraniastraße 1 1010 Vienna www.urania-sternwarte.at 01 / 89 17 41 50–000
This will make you tick: 3,000 clocks and watches make up the horological collection of Wien Museum, one of the leading collec tions of its kind in Europe. Different types of timepieces document the evolution of timekeeping, clock- and watch-making from the 15th century to the present. MUSEUM QUIZ FOR CHILDREN – HOUNDING OUT THE HOUR HANDS (6 PM–10 PM) The quiz invites kids on a fun tour of the museum, challenging them to find the smallest, heaviest, biggest and strangest time piece on display. First prize is a children’s watch. GUIDED TOUR FOR CHILDREN – A TOUR THROUGH CLOCK CUCKOO LAND (6 PM and 7 PM) GUIDED TOUR – A HIGHLIGHT A MINUTE (6 PM, 7.30 PM, 8.30 PM and 10.30 PM) Among the famous historic timepieces presented on the tour are the clockwork formerly mounted in the tower of St. Stephen’s Cathedral, elegant Viennese “Laterndluhren” and the miniature “Zapplers”, pendulum clocks only a few centimetres high. An overview of several centuries of horology.
Urania Observatory, Austria’s oldest public observatory, has recov ered its best “vision”. The great double telescope, consisting of a refracting telescope and a mirror telescope, offers you the joy of astronomical observation directly at the heart of Vienna. CLOSE UP OF THE SKY – HANNES RICHTER EXPLAINS THE COSMOS From 6 pm, frequent short guided tours give you the chance to ex perience the nightly sky from the very heart of the city. Get to know the constellations and immerse yourself into the vastness of space by a look through the telescope. Starting from 8 pm, astronomer Hannes Richter will explain the cosmos on every full hour.
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Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art Laudongasse 15–19 1080 Vienna www.volkskundemuseum.at 01 / 40 68 905 The baroque Schönborn Garden Palace in Josefstadt has been housing the largest museum of folk life and folk art in Austria for almost 100 years. Unique everyday objects and festive items, especially from parts of the Austro-Hungarian empire, offer an ex citing insight into the life and the thoughts of people at that time. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “SCHOLARLY OBJECTS? WAYS TO KNOWLEDGE” From the collection of the Faculty of Historical and Cultural Studies of the University of Vienna. PANEL DISCUSSION: “HISTORY FROM LIFE STORIES” (7 PM) Association of the Documentation of Biographical Records. “SERIOUS SEANCE” AT MIDNIGHT (12 AM) SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “ITEMS IN FOCUS: HIT. STAB. SHOT.“ Weapons from the collection of the museum. SHORT TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION On the full hour. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 PM–10 PM) Drawing with students of the artist Werzhbinskaja-Rabinowich!
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Halteraugasse 7 1190 Vienna www.dasrotewien-waschsalon.at 0664 / 88 54 08 88
Neue Burg 1010 Vienna www.weltmuseumwien.at 01 / 534 30–5052
The “New Vienna” of the 1920s and early 1930s is a unique socio political experiment, as it embraces all spheres of life – from social and health policy to education and housing issues. The permanent exhibition “Red Vienna at the Wash House Karl-Marx-Hof” is dedi cated to this exciting era in the history of our city. The exhibition covers four fields: • “Red Vienna’s” history (1919–1934) • “Red Vienna’s” communal housing and ancillary facilities • Clubs of the Social Democratic Workers’ Party • The festivities of Vienna’s working-class movement “THE UNEMPLOYED FROM MARIENTHAL” Market crisis, mass unemployment, protest movements – at the moment, Europe is experiencing a déjà vu. 80 years ago, the consequences of long-lasting unemployment were scientifi cally investigated for the first time. “Red Vienna at the Wash House Karl-Marx-Hof” dedicates a special exhibition to the study “The unemployed from Marienthal” and to the scientists involved in it. GUIDED TOURS OF THE PERMANENT EXHIBITION ON EVERY FULL HOUR (6 PM–12 AM)
The Weltmuseum Wien is one of the most import anthropological museums in the world. CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME (6 TO 10 YRS.) (6 PM–8 PM) Stories, arts and crafts, games and a guided tour: “Ganesha – the God with the elephant head”. GUIDED TOURS FOR ADULTS (max. 20 participants each): “DANCED CREATION. ASIA’s MYTHICAL PAST AND LIVING PRESENT” (6 PM, 8 PM AND 10 PM) Introductory dance performance in the exhibition space. “PENACHO. GLORY & PASSION” (7 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) The magnificent Mexican headdress is the last of its kind world wide. “GÖTTERBILDER (IMAGES OF DIVINITIES” (8 PM) Taking a look at various religious appearances in the Himalaya, South and Southeast Asia regions. “BEHIND THE SCENES” (6 PM, 7 PM AND 8 PM) The department for conservation and restoration is offering a look behind the scenes (max. 15 participants). CONCERT (9 PM) Surprise concert with international musicians!
TIP_ Every hundredth visitor will receive a book about the “Red Vienna”. NOTE_ The main parts of the permanent exhibition are accessible without barriers (the top floor is not). IMAGE_ (1) © VGA, (2) © Ingo Pertramer, (3) © Gesellschafts- und Wirtschaftsmuseum, (4) © Wienbibliothek im Rathaus, Plakatsammlung
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Karlsplatz 8 1040 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 50 58 747–85 180
Europaplatz 2 1150 Vienna www.oebb.at/lndm
Here is the place to find out more about Vienna. Wien Museum offers a fascinating mix of art and history in its permanent exhibi tion, plus two current special shows, “Viennese Types – Clichés and Reality” and the photo exhibition “Edith Tudor-Hart – In the Shadow of Tyranny”. CHILDREN’S TOUR – THE COLOURS OF THE MIDDLE AGES (6 PM AND 7.30 PM) Here you can learn about the pigments that were used in the Middle Ages and about who could afford which colours and dyes. MUSEUM QUIZ FOR CHILDREN – ON THE TRAIL OF THE PAST (6 PM–10 PM) Great prizes for winners! GUIDED TOURS FOR ADULTS: “Viennese Types – Clichés and Reality” (6 pm, 7 pm, 8 pm, 10 pm) “Edith Tudor-Hart – In the Shadow of Tyranny” (9.30 pm, 10.30 pm) “Models of Vienna – The City in Miniature” (6.30 pm, 7.30 pm, 8.30 pm) Guided tour of the scale models of Vienna at Wien Museum. BARREL ORGAN MUSIC (8 PM, 9 PM and 10 PM) Recalling times past when hundreds of organ grinders earned their living on the streets of Vienna, Oliver Maar will be playing his barrel organ in the Atrium.
Wien Westbahnhof is characterized by a functional architecture of the postwar period. The distinctly structured station concourse rests on columns, high windows are the light source for the two elongated fronts. During daytime, the sun rays get into the hall from outside and lighten it, in the evening and night hours, the neon light in the station concourse shines bright far into the space outside. “THE TRAIN STATION AS A PLACE OF CULTURAL INTEREST” (6 PM–1 AM) Train stations are more than places for departing and arriving – they are modern and safe places where you can feel at ease and experience culture. In this night, the whole station turns into a stage for contem porary art. The two renowned artists Maria Moser and Franco Kappl present a selection of their works. Ipsum, an international art association, shows photos from different living environments and invites you to enter into a dialogue on the pictures. Grammar school Friesgasse presents the school project “Minimal housing” which deals with the individual’s for space and quality of living. The findings of this project are shown in a exemplary box.
TIP_ Flea market at the museum shop (6 pm–1 am): Wide range of exhibition catalogues at bargain prices. TIP_ Try a traditional pretzel from the “pretzel boy” (from 6 pm onwards).
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Vienna Ambulance Museum
Am Hof 7 1010 Vienna www.feuerwehr.wien.at 01 / 53 199–51207
Gilmgasse 18, entrance via Halirschgasse 12 1170 Vienna www.wien.gv.at/rettung 01 / 711 19–70072
The Fire Department Museum, founded in 1901, has had a long tradition in Vienna. It is situated in the “Märkleinsche Haus”, which was designed by Lukas von Hildebrandt and built in the years 1727 to 1730. The exhibition rooms on the first floor include a large hall with an impressive stuccoed ceiling in which parts of the paintings collection are shown. After the complete refurbishment of the building of the fire department situated at Am Hof, additional exhibition spaces are available. Find out about the development of fire fighting in general by exploring the history of the municipal fire brigade. THE FIRE BRIGADE IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR The special exhibition provides an overview over the Vienna fire brigade in World War II, known then as fire protection police (“Feuerschutzpolizei”). The focus lies on resistance fighters among the firemen and on the adverse conditions, especially towards the end of the war, under which they tried to sustain an effective fire protection. PRESENTATIONS, EVERY 45 MINUTES During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, presentations on special topics such as the special exhibition, the fire in the Ringtheater or the fire in the rotunda are held in 45-minute intervals.
On the occasion of the “ORF Long Night of Museums” 2013, the newly designed Vienna Ambulance Museum will be re-opened for the first time. It is located in the historic building of the rescue centre in Hernals, one of the oldest ones in the city. 132 YEARS OF THE VIENNA EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE Unique objects give you the opportunity of experiencing the living history of the oldest ambulance service in Vienna, the “Wiener Berufsrettung”. See the development of the Vienna ambulance system of the past 132 years by means of historic-medical devices, professional tecnical equipment and ambulance vehicles of the old days. GUIDED TOURS EVERY HOUR On the hour there will be guided tours by the curator of the museum himself.
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Florianigasse 66 1080 Vienna www.schuhmuseum.at 01 / 51 450–23 54
MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, Court 2 1070 Vienna www.kinderinfowien.at 01 / 40 00–84 400
The museum possesses an extensive collection of historical shoes from different centuries. You can see not only the riding boots of Emperor Francis Joseph, but also soccer boots from the 1930s, the time of Viennese soccer legend Matthias Sindelar. The shoes from Empress Elisabeth’s time are good examples of exclusive shoe design of the second half of the 19th century. A workshop allows a nostalgic view into the past. The museum provides information on technical workflows, materials, traditional techniques and the history of the development of shoes. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “CRAZY SHOE 2013” The craziest shoes of Europe: From the poacher to Rocky to the dragon. SHOE PRODUCTION In the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, visitors have the chance to watch the making of a shoe. CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME Modelling with leather.
The wienXtra-kinderinfo informs about children’s culture and family leisure time in Vienna, including all museum related edu cational programmes for children and families! The service is aimed at people 0 to 13 years of age as well as adults, who spend their leisure time in Vienna. EVERY CHILD = A MASTERPIECE! (6 PM–9.30 PM) Create your personal fancy badge and get your face painted. Get your picture taken by the staff of wienXtra-medienzentrum and take it with you as a souvenir.
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Magic Set Museum
Sensengasse 2a, entrance: Währinger Straße 25a 1090 Vienna www.bgzmk.meduniwien.ac.at/de/ueberuns/museum 0664 / 41 04 80 98
Schönbrunner Straße 262, courtyard in the basement 1120 Vienna www.zauberkasten-museum.at 0664 / 20 49 377
The dental museum of Vienna documents the development of dentistry since the time of Georg Carabelli (1787–1842), the first academic teacher of dentistry. On the basis of instruments and other equipment you will be able to understand how dental treat ment and hygiene was carried out in former times or how dental protheses were made. Additionally, there will be some more inter esting material on teeth and their development. CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME (5 PM and 7 PM) A visit at the dentist’s, still feared by many people, especially children, will become better understandable and thus lose much of its horror. Dealing playfully with the right dental hygiene may make the dream of a painless visit at the dentist’s come true. In order to support this idea, small presents for dental hygiene will be handed out. A HUMoROUS APPROACH TO TEETH IN MUSIC AND LITERATURE (9 PM and 10.30 PM)
“Wondrous boxes for acquiring the spectacular art of magic” – The world’s biggest collection of magic sets. This large assortment of more than 2,400 different magic sets from three centuries is also registered in The Guinness Book of Records. With 200 showpieces on display, you can immerse yourself into a world full of fascina tion and magic. From the first book of magic tricks and the first magic set from the beginning of the 19th century to the newest and most spectacular magic sets, everything will be explained in detail. A show case filled with professional magic devices com pletes the exhibition. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “MAGIC BOXES AND MAGIC GAMES BY PIATNIK” CHILDREN’s PROGRAMME (6.30 PM–10 PM) On every full and half hour, a “big” magician will perform magic tricks.
NOTE_ Barrier-free access through the back entrance of the museum.
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PLEASE NOTE_ ZOOM opening hours for the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, 6 pm–10 pm. IMAGE_ (1–3) © ZOOM Children’s Museum/Katsey.org
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