Free admission. Together with ZOOM Kindermuseum and WIENXTRA as part of the KinderKulturParcours, MuseumsQuartier. Many people are disgusted by them, some find them ugly and cute and only a few realise that cockroaches produce milk.

12 works of art in the form of miniature golf courses invite you to actively experience contemporary art! You can practise for the tournament from 13.30h. As part of the KinderKulturParcours 2024.

Many artists such as Gustav Klimt, Emil Jakob Schindler and Tina Blau-Lang explored nature and the beauty of landscapes in Vienna around 1900. What meaning did nature have for them, and what meaning does it have for us? Design your world of tomorrow in the studio and create your dream landscape!

Actors, dancers, musicians and acrobats come together on stage. Chance and inventiveness meet in a game of improvisation. The result is a unique, collaborative work. As part of the KinderKulturParcours 2024.

Voguing as a dance form enables people to develop and celebrate themselves free from the expectations of heteronormative society. We playfully explore posing and the question of what it means to present yourself confidently on the catwalk. As part of the KinderKulturParcours 2024.

The Telepunkies are a brand new band from Vienna who have discovered a new genre for themselves: punk rock for kids! With their lyrics, they speak directly from the soul of the little listeners and inspire with their punky sound. At every concert, the kids can let their punk soul dangle and even help shape the music live. As part of the KinderKulturParcours 2024.

Ilse Pop is 10 years old and loves to create playlists and put on music for people who want to dance. She plays cool classics as well as current pop music, the main thing is to get the legs moving. In the inner courtyard of the MQ she will be DJing as a team with her father Patrick Pulsinger. As part of the KinderKulturParcours 2024.

How can we rethink tourism in an era of climate crisis, wars, the threat of further pandemics, a shortage of skilled labour and an ongoing energy crisis, and steer it in a more sustainable direction? What is the role that spatial planning and architecture are playing in this? The exhibition sheds light on key aspects of tourism, such as mobility, city tourism, interdependencies with agriculture, climate change, the privatisation of natural beauty and the change in accomodation typologies, and explores the question of whether and how tourism development is planned. Above all, however, the exhibition looks at the potential for transformation.

In this exhibition at the Leopold Museum, the highlights from six collections of the Vienna Insurance Group will encounter each other for the first time. Despite the collections’ different emphases and evolutions, their works are unknown familiars, as they all hail from compilations gathered by companies belonging to the same family.

Is it always easy to recognise what is depicted in works of art? Do you always find it easy to paint things the way you imagine them? Especially if you don't use brushes or pencils? We explore different artistic techniques in the exhibition and then create our own painting tools in the studio!

How can we rethink tourism in an era of climate crisis, wars, the threat of further pandemics, a shortage of skilled labour and an ongoing energy crisis, and steer it in a more sustainable direction? What is the role that spatial planning and architecture are playing in this? The exhibition sheds light on key aspects of tourism, such as mobility, city tourism, interdependencies with agriculture, climate change, the privatisation of natural beauty and the change in accomodation typologies, and explores the question of whether and how tourism development is planned. Above all, however, the exhibition looks at the potential for transformation.

An overview of Lower Austria's diverse architectural landscape is now available in book form, with 2,300 buildings and projects – organised by topography and sorted by type.