HOUSE OF MUSIC (HAUS DER MUSIK)
Specialised museum
2024
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2024
Contemporary, multimedia, diverse and fun museum in the former palace of Archduke Charles.
Inaugurated in 2001, this house occupies the former palace of Archduke Charles. Over 4 floors and more than 5,000 m², you'll embark on a fun, interactive journey through... the auditory canal! Test your listening skills, explore sound on touch screens, compose your own virtual works, become the conductor of the Vienna Philharmonic with a magic wand... Temporary exhibitions and regular concerts for all audiences, on the patio or in the concert hall.
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Daily 10am-10pm. Admission: €17 for adults; combined ticket with Mozarthaus: €22. Accessible to wheelchairs and people with reduced mobility. Hearing and sight-impaired services.
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Went there with two daughters and we absolutely loved it.
Beautiful design, amazingly interactive, starting from keyboard stairs that already impressed me, and then moving on to every single room
There we could listen to all kinds of experimental settings (how the baby in the womb hears different sounds, or how different creatures hear different things).
My heart was stolen in the section where you can create your own sound and send it to universe and then actually see it in universe space in the next room. Fascinating!
A great entertainment was prepared through directing the orchestra, each of us tried it and it was so finny when my daughter directed too fast and the orchestra played too fast and at a certain moment a person from the midst of orchestra stood up and said something like "Mamma Mia, that is too fast!" Hilarious ????
The souvenir shop of the museum had nice souvenirs, we chose quite a few of them and were pleased.
If I lived in Vienna, I would go to that museum again and again