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Zuerst Orf.At, Dann Zähneputzen ZUERST ORF.AT, DANN ZÄHNEPUTZEN. WIE WIR UNS INFORMIEREN. th Wir haben für alle das richtige Programm. SAT | OCT 6 | 2 18 ORF LONG NIGHT OF MUSEUMS 2018 MUSEUMS OF NIGHT LONG ORF IN VIENNA FROM 6 P.M. | LANGENACHT.ORF.AT WENN ES ORF III NICHT GÄBE, MÜSSTE MAN’S ERFINDEN. WIE WIR WISSEN. Wir haben für alle das richtige Programm. CONTENTS Forewords p. 4 Information p. 8 Children’s Pass p. 10 Index p. 12 City Walk p. 24 Line 1 p. 26 Line 2 p. 27 Lines A–C p. 28 Locations p. 30 Around Vienna p. 178 City Map p. 182 Impressum p. 210 This booklet informs you about: MUSEUMS Information provided: museum addresses, websites, telephone numbers. EVENTS You will find short descriptions of programmes and events offered, including their beginning times, on the respective pages of the museums. 3 FOREWORD DR. ALEXANDER WRABETZ DR. BRIGITTE WOLF DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE AUSTRIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, ORF HEAD OF THE REGIONAL ORF STUDIO VIENNA Since 2000, more than six million visitors have turned the “ORF Long Night This year, the “ORF Long Night of Museums” will take place for the 19th time. of Museums” into a significant yearly cultural event in Austria. An impressive And again, there will be numerous opportunities to get an overview of Vienna’s number, which has been reached due to the successful co-operation of the mu- cultural diversity, to discover something new or to deepen one’s knowledge. In seums, galleries and cultural institutions participating and the ORF, being the Vienna alone, 135 museums and cultural institutions invite culture lovers to a biggest producer and host of cultural events in the country. Once again, the 19th nightly tour. ORF Vienna will be accompanying its audience through this “Long “ORF Long Night of Museums” promises an extensive cultural programme – all Night”. The TV programme “Wien heute” will report from the last preparations included in only one ticket: 700 museums, galleries and cultural institutions in the museums at 7 pm, provide live coverage and will offer a follow-up re- all over Austria will open their doors on October 6th 2018 from 6 pm to 1 am. port with highlights on Sunday. Radio Wien will focus on the “Long Night” from The programme is topped off with temporary exhibitions, special guided tours, 8 pm to midnight, with reports and live coverage directly from the museums. varied offers for children and much more. I want to thank all the institutions At the MuseumsQuartier Wien, a Radio Wien DJ will provide good music. The participating, all our partners and sponsors for a successful co-operation, and Funkhaus (broadcasting centre) will also open its doors again: In the course of the ORF team for their excellent organisational work. I wish all the visitors an backstage tours, starting half-hourly from 6 pm on, visitors can get to know the unforgettable “ORF Long Night of Museums”. inside of a broadcasting station. 4 5 WOLFGANG MUCHITSCH, PRESIDENT OF THE AUSTRIAN MUSEUMS ASSOCIATION / MUSEUMSBUND ÖSTERREICH & DANIELLE SPERA, PRESIDENT OF ICOM AUSTRIA Museums take up a key role in the cultural scene in Austria: Being institutions which are conserving the Austrian cultural, artistic and natural heritage in their collections, they bear great responsibility. Each individual object must be recorded, handled and preserved. Not all of the objects can be displayed in exhibitions, though. They are being stored in archives, where they are available to researchers. From those extensive collections, curators compile exhibitions which allow for views into distant times and places in order to help gain a new perspective on our present and on options for the future. Museums are places for encounters and discourse, where visitors are being presented with a new scope of ideas. In museums, people can discuss and reflect, get into conversation with each other and actively commit themselves to a better understanding of each other. The “ORF Long Night of Museums” of- fers you the unique opportunity to visit not only one museum but many. Make use of this special occasion and learn about the history and stories of times past and of distant worlds in the Austrian museums. We are looking forward to welcoming you! Registered Austrian museums manage a collection of objects, document them in an inventory, and offer regular opening hours (www.museen-in-oesterreich.at). Besuchen Sie das ORF-Zentrum im Rahmen einer Klassikführung und erleben Sie Fernsehen hautnah! Buchungen und Informationen unter backstage.ORF.at und (01) 877 99 99 Tickets für Sendungen erhalten Sie unter tickets.ORF.at 6 INFORMATION MUSEUM INFORMATION POINT (“TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM”) EXTENSIVE TRANSPORT NETWORK Maria-Theresien-Platz serves as the main Museum Information Point for all The “Long Night” city map (pages 182–209) gives you an ideal overview of visitors of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”. Information, booklets and the many possibilities of planning your route individually. It shows the loca- tickets are available there at the following times: tions of all participating museums as well as public transport routes, the routes Thursday, October 4th, 2 pm–6 pm, of the shuttle buses for this night and Citybike Wien stations. Please find infor- Friday, October 5th, 10 am–6 pm, mation on the nearest stop(s) to a museum and the page number where you Saturday, October 6th, from 9 am. can find it on the map on each museum’s page. TICKETS TICKET VALID FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT The ticket is valid on October 6th, 2018 from 6 pm to 1 am as an admission Your ticket for the “Long Night” is also valid for the shuttle buses from 6 pm ticket for all locations and events listed in this booklet, and also as a ticket for to 1 am and for public transport services in Vienna, including the Nightline public transport services in Vienna. buses, from October 6th, 2018 5.30 pm to October 7th, 2018 1.30 am. Children Ticket prices € 15.– (regular ticket) age 12 and under are allowed to use public transport if accompanied by an € 12.– (concessions) adult with a “Long Night” ticket. Concessions are available to Ö1 Club members, ÖAMTC members, school children, students, senior citizens, disabled persons and for males in their BUS LINES obligatory term of military or civilian service. Free admission for children age Bus lines 1 and 2 start from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien- 12 and under, born after October 6th, 2006. Tickets are available in advance at Platz and offer a hop-on-hop-off bus service in intervals of about 15 minutes tickets.ORF.at, at the Museum Information Point at the times listed above, and from 6 pm to 1 am. Lines A to C connect underground or city railway stations to at the museums participating in this programme. On the night itself they can be locations in Vienna’s outer districts. purchased at the Museum Information Point or at any museum. CITY WALK FURTHER INFORMATION Locations in the Inner City of Vienna, which are within walking distance, are Most recent information about the “ORF Long Night of Museums” and all loca- marked with “city walk” in the booklet. tions in Austria is being provided on the internet on langenacht.ORF.at. Programmes, especially beginning times, are subject to alterations. In case CITYBIKE WIEN of limited capacity, admission cannot be guaranteed. If not stated otherwise, For users of Citybike Wien, an additional mobile Citybike Wien station is installed programmes will be offered in German only. Each museum is responsible for at the Museum Information Point during the “ORF Long Night of Museums”. the content of the descriptions of their programme in this booklet and for the information on accessibility. 8 9 CHILDREN’S PASS CHILDREN’S PASS CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMES AT THE MUSEUMS THAT’S HOW IT WORKS The following museums offer special programmes for children: In every museum offering a programme for children, you can collect stamps for your pass at the entrance of the museum. 4 Vienna’s First Museum of Fishery _ p. 34 78 MODE WIEN Museum __________ p. 114 6 Alfred Adler Center International __ p. 36 81 mumok ______________________ p. 117 14 The Bakers’ Museum ___________ p. 44 84 Museum at the Schottenstift ____ p. 120 16 Belvedere 21 __________________ p. 47 87 Natural History Museum Vienna _ p. 123 18 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere ______ p. 49 88 ORF Funkhaus ________________ p. 124 19 Mus. of the Funeral Services Vienna ___ p. 50 91 A. Nat. Library / Globe Museum ____ p. 128 24 Mus. of the District of Rudolfsh.-Fünfh. _ p. 56 92 A. Nat. Library / Literature Museum _ p. 129 25 Mus. of the District of Simmering _____ p. 57 93 A. Nat. Library / Papyrus Museum __ p. 130 28 Bible Center ___________________ p. 60 94 A. Nat. Library / State Hall ________ p. 131 29 Museum of the Bohemian Forest __ p. 61 95 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) ___ p. 132 31 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna __ p. 64 96 A. Mus. for Social / Econ. Affairs __ p. 133 40 Electronics Museum ____________ p. 74 98 Austrian Museum of Advertising _ p. 135 42 Vienna’s First School Museum ____ p. 76 100 Scouting Museum _____________ p. 137 43 Fire Department Museum Vienna _ p. 78 106 Roman Museum ______________ p. 143 44 FLiP – Erste Financial Life Park ____ p. 79 112 SchokoMuseum ______________ p. 149 47 Money Museum of the OeNB _____ p. 82 113 Science Pool__________________ p. 150 COLLECT YOUR PRIZE 51 Haus der Musik ________________ p. 86 119 URBAN SPACE ________________ p. 157 For three stamps and more, a small surprise awaits you in the children’s tent Museum of Military History ______ p.
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