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WIENXTRA-information centre for children

The image shows the exterior of a bright, historic building with several large arched entrances. Above the doors, signs reading “WIENXTRA” and “Kinderinfo” are visible. People, including adults and children, are walking past the building; some appear slightly blurred in motion, conveying a lively, urban atmosphere. On the right side of the image, there are modern, colorful seating or play elements in the outdoor area, along with a tree providing shade. Overall, the image gives the impression of an open, welcoming place for families and children in the heart of the city.
© WIENXTRA, photo: Aleksandra Kawka

Tue–Fri: 14:00 – 18:00
Sat, Sun & public holidays: 10:00 – 17:00
Mon: Closed

At the Kinderinfo in Courtyard 2, you’ll find all the information you need about children’s culture and family activities in Vienna. Want to take the kids to a museum? Try out a climbing park? Throw a kids’ birthday party?

Stop by, ask the Kinderinfo staff for advice, and browse the information room - it’s free and easy.

Two young children are happily sliding out of a bright yellow indoor slide.
© WIENXTRA, photo: Aleksandra Kawka
A girl is playing hula-hoop.
© WIENXTRA, Foto: Aleksandra Kawka
The image shows a small child playing intently with a bead maze toy made of colorful, curved wires and wooden beads. The child is standing at a low table and moving a bead along one of the wire tracks. In the background, there is a bright, welcoming indoor space that looks like a family-friendly information or play area. You can see plants, shelves with materials, and several adults talking or զբաղված with different activities. One person is sitting on the floor, and a stroller is visible nearby. The atmosphere feels lively and cozy – a place where children can play while adults talk, browse, or get advice.
© WIENXTRA, photo: Barbara Mair
The image shows two children standing on a red climbing net in an indoor play area, smiling down at the camera. They are holding onto the net with their hands and appear happy and energetic. One of the children is wearing glasses and a dark blue patterned top, while the other is wearing a purple sweater. Below them, you can see more parts of the rope and net climbing structure, as well as another child playing in the background. The space is bright and welcoming, resembling a gym or an indoor playground. The photo is taken from a low angle, looking up, which makes the net and the children appear dynamic and gives a strong sense of height and movement.
© WIENXTRA, photo: Barbara Mair

WIENXTRA-information centre for children

Gray 3D site plan of the Museumsquartier Wien with the area marked in red at the location of the WIENXTRA-Kinderinfo
© MuseumsQuartier Wien

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