Discover more about the interactive exhibition exploring nutrition, technology, and their intricate connections.
Interactive experiences and multimedia installations enabled visitors to find out
Excursion, leisure activity or original date – our museum offers guided tours & workshops for anyone interested in technology, science & research.
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Can an exhibition be tasted? The interactive educational area of FOODPRINTS invited visitors to approach the exhibition topics with your taste buds.
Visiting the TMW Here visitors could find out what’s in our food and what can be
In our online magazine TMW-ZINE we provide exclusive glimpses behind the scenes, tell interesting stories about the exciting museum work and present our research projects.
research investigates the origins of objects from the individual collections to find
With this free mobile tour guide, you can discover the museum independently with the help of a virtual robot.
the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology), you will find
Can an exhibition be tasted? The interactive educational area of FOODPRINTS invited visitors to approach the exhibition topics with your taste buds.
Visiting the TMW Here visitors could find out what’s in our food and what can be
The library at the Technisches Museum Wien is a publicly accessible library comprising about 100,00 volumes on the history of science, industry and technology.
Visitors will find in-depth literature, reference works, biographies of important
Discover more about the interactive exhibition exploring nutrition, technology, and their intricate connections.
Interactive experiences and multimedia installations enabled visitors to find out
Is your kid a little detective or an inventor? Very special birthday party adventures are awaiting little guests from the age of 4 in our museum.
Let’s find (invent) our favourite vehicles together. Travelling is awesome!
In spring 2020, when educational and cultural institutions had to restrict their operations due to the coronavirus crisis, apprentice carpenters of the non-profit association Jugend am Werk [ Youth at Work ] and cultural mediators of the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology) joined up digitally as part of the educational project entitled Me at the virtual museum .
In this (more than) challenging situation, their aim was, and still is, to find ways
