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House of Strauss: Entry + Audio Guide + Danube Tower
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House of Strauss: All Exhibition Access + Audio Guide
Prepare to be absorbed in Viennese musical magic
Last admission:
1 hour before closing
Wheelchair accessible
Audio guide:
Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
Last admission:
1 hour before closing
Audio guide:
Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
Wheelchair accessible
Access to all exhibition areas
Virtual 3D performance of Johann Strauss
Audio guide
Live concerts
Food
Explore 19th-century Vienna with a visit to the House of Strauss-Museum in Vienna's Döbling district. This engaging trip takes you back to a time of grand ballrooms and fascinating concert halls.
At the House of Strauss-Museum, you don't just view exhibits—you become part of them. Appreciate interactive activities like performing in digital operettas and experimenting with modern music stands.
The highlight is an intriguing 3D experience where Johann Strauss II appears to lead his orchestra. Language won't be a barrier—the LED show runs in German at the top of the hour and in English at half-past.
The show features a summary of Strauss's story and an animated firework display set to his most popular pieces.
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