Interactive Museums in Vienna

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Let your senses come alive in surprising, unconventional spaces

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Roll up your sleeves and get stuck into Vienna's temple of all things chocolatey. With interactive exhibitions, educational games, and mouthwatering tastings and workshops, you'll probably want to skip lunch!

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Travel into the past of the Austrian capital with the spectacular 3D effects and visuals of the Vienna History Show. The guide will narrate insightful stories about the start of Vienna as a Roman military camp, all the way through to the Habsburgs dynasty and its musical heritage of wonderful waltz rhythms. Finally, you’ll walk into a replica bomb shelter and experience an air raid in a virtual horse-drawn carriage flying over the Vienna of today.

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Experience Mozart at the place where he died In the heart of Vienna, in 1791. Mythos Mozart offers a unique experience of immersion in Mozart's world, in a space spanning 1,500 square meters. The unique combination of music, art and technology, combined with elaborate media staging, makes Mythos Mozart an unforgettable experience for young and old, for Mozart lovers and those who have not yet discovered the musician for themselves.

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Visit Austria's premier immersive adventure museum, perfect for all ages

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The Museum of Illusions in Vienna is dedicated entirely to tricking its visitors' senses with physics-defying optical illusions and mind-bending puzzles. The museum is accessible to people of all ages and makes a great family day out with equal parts fun and learning.

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Located in the heart of Vienna's Prater, Madame Tussauds Vienna wax museum provides fun for the whole family. Take photographs, make videos, learn about famous people in show business or icons of history and even learn about the incredible process of making a wax figure.

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Learn about Johann Strauss' life and view his personal artifacts

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Sisi's Amazing Journey is a history-themed attraction in Vienna, immersing visitors in the extraordinary life story of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, also known by her nickname, Sisi. Using a combination of traditional film and virtual reality, the defining events of Sisi's life are displayed, providing a historical snapshot that's as entertaining as it is informative.

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Travel through time and witness Vienna's history come to life with cutting-edge technology