Where you come to the museum for free in Vienna

Connect a visit to the museum with a cool walk through the Lainz Tiergarten! Fresh air meets a touch of nostalgia in the impressive rooms of the Hermesvilla. Don't forget your camera, because the backdrop in combination with a little sunlight makes a lot of things.

The Hermesvilla belongs toVienna Museum. That means: everyone under 19 comes to the Vienna Museum for free, all over 19 yearsevery first Sunday of the month. Incidentally, this applies to all permanent and special exhibitions of the Vienna Museum locations, with the exception of the Mozart apartment in the Mozarthaus Vienna and the Otto Wagner Church at the Steinhof.

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Every first Sunday of the month you also come to the museum in the Arsenal Museum in the Arsenal Museum. Walk in the devastating traces of war history, according to the motto of the HGM: "Wars belong to the museum". In magnificent premises, you get an insight into the military history and the background of the great wars that have changed the world forever, past knightly armor, weapons collections and even at the Gräf & Stift Automobil, in which the Austrian heir to the throne Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie Chotek were murdered in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914.

This exciting one attracts on SundaysMuseumBetween 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. with free admission. Here you walk along a wide variety of epochs and bizarre exhibits from the circus business. Not only clowning, but also artistry and magic accessories are laid down for posterity. And in a separate small room, a secondary exhibition even devotes itself to the curiosity cabinets of the former fairs.

TheDocumentation archiveis devoted to the processing of the Nazi era in documentation and archive work, supports journalists and students in their research and also researches today's right-wing extremist organizations and tendencies. The permanent exhibition in the old town hall documents the history of National Socialism, but also resistance and persecution during the Nazi era and the processing after 1945. Admission is free.

At the courtyard in the city center, the fire brigade museum is dedicated to the history of fire extinguishing in eight showrooms. Historical uniforms and devices, but also photos and paintings lead you through three centuries of the city of Vienna. With free admission, the museum is open from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Sundays and public holidays, Tuesdays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. About theApp Hearonymusyou even get a free audio guide.

Disproperized that the money museum is accessible with free admission. Sounds strange, but it is so. In the Museum of the Austrian National Bank, you can understand the development of the money system from its beginnings to this day and deal with the topic of currency policy over time. It is open from Tuesday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

You can experience international contemporary art in changing exhibitions in the Kunsthalle Vienna. In theArt galleryIn the MQ there is "Pay What You Can" every Thursday.