What secrets are hiding at MuseumsQuartier?
Discover a public space full of ideas and inspiration on this general tour through the art and culture district. Did you know that the basalt slabs on the mumok's façade produce a unique sound when you tap on them, or that over 2.35 million white dots cover the glass surface of the MQ Libelle like a shimmering mesh? Our guides will tell you more about the exciting origins of one of the world's largest cultural districts and its importance today as a melting pot of exchange, encounter, and diversity. Let us amaze you in Vienna's largest living room – a place that never stands still.
every Saturday, 14h German, 15h English
Buy your tickets at MQ Point or online before the beginning of the tour. The tour group meets in front of MQ Point at the main entrance.
* Reduced prices are offered for children, school children, students, seniors and disabled persons. Please be aware that proof for the reduction (e.g. student ID, senior ID) must be presented on site.
Over fifty artistic initiatives, institutions, agencies and editorial offices as well as more than 60 international artists-in-residence per year are housed in Q21 – MuseumsQuartier's creative space. From digital art and design to game development and journalism – the Q21 Backstage Tour provides you with an exclusive opportunity to meet creative artists in person and get to know the creative minds of the twenty-first century. You will also be inspired by the current exhibitions in the frei_raum Q21, or the range of artistic disciplines showcased in the MQ Micromuseums.
Guided tours for groups upon request (at least one week in advance)
* Reduced prices are offered for children, school children, students, seniors and disabled persons. Please be aware that proof for the reduction (e.g. student ID, senior ID) must be presented on site.
Knights and revolutionaries, hens and heroes, treasures and collections – follow imperial footsteps on the KaiserQuartier Tour and discover more about Franz Joseph’s vision for anImperial Forum city plan.
As the former court stables, the MuseumsQuartier, together with Maria-Theresien-Platz, Heldenplatz and the Hofburg, is one of the city's most important historic architectural ensembles. In the Ringstrasse era, the architects Gottfried Semper and Carl Hasenauer sought to achieve a continuity between these sites. The Imperial Forum reveals Vienna's eventful history and lets you step back into 19th century.
Guided tours for groups upon request (at least one week in advance)
* Reduced prices are offered for children, school children, students, seniors and disabled persons. Please be aware that proof for the reduction (e.g. student ID, senior ID) must be presented on site.