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2 18 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.

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.

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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” offers 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. 88 52 120 Technisches Museum Wien _____ p. 158 at the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz. 53 Hofmobiliendepot ______p. 89 121 Theatermuseum ______p. 159 Collect your prize on October 6th, 2018 before midnight or as long as stocks last. 55 Jewish Museum Vienna ______p. 91 122 Time Travel Vienna ______p. 160 59 Klimt Villa ______p. 94 123 Museum of Clocks and Watches__ p. 161 61 KOLJA KRAMER FINE ARTS ______p. 96 127 A. Mus. of Folk Life and Folk Art __ p. 165 To participate in the programmes, children must be accompanied by an adult. 64 KUNST HAUS WIEN ______p. 99 129 Weltmuseum Wien ______p. 167 Parents are responsible for their children. 66 Kunsthalle Wien ______p. 101 130 Wien Museum Karlsplatz ______p. 168 67 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien _ p. 102 131 Phono Museum Vienna ______p. 169 69 KHM Wien – Neue Burg______p. 104 132 Vienna Ambulance Museum ____ p. 170 73 Leopold Museum______p. 108 133 wienXtra-kinderinfo ______p. 171 75 MAK ______p. 110 134 Magic Set Museum ______p. 172 76 Marktamtsmuseum ______p. 112 135 ZOOM Children’s Museum ______p. 173 77 METRO Kinokulturhaus ______p. 113

10 11 INDEX

I BIG BUS Vienna – exPlore Vienna 13 arteum – Center for Sculpting Maria-Theresien-Platz / Burgring, 1010 Vienna ______p. 30 Schultheßgasse 8, 1170 Vienna ______p. 43 II The Long-Night Tram 14 The Bakers’ Museum around Ringstraße in a vintage tram, 1010 Vienna ______p. 31 Florianigasse 13, 1080 Vienna ______p. 44 III Vienna Tramway Museum – WTM “Experience history in the ‘Rolling Museum’” 15 Bank Austria Kunstforum in listed historic trams, 1010, 1030, 1040 Vienna ______p. 32 Freyung 8, 1010 Vienna ______p. 46 4 Vienna’s First Museum of Fishery 16 Belvedere 21 Einzingergasse 1a, 1210 Vienna ______p. 34 Arsenalstraße 1, 1030 Vienna ______p. 47 5 Albertina 17 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere Albertinaplatz 1, 1010 Vienna ______p. 35 Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Vienna ______p. 48 6 Alfred Adler Center International 18 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere Hernalser Hauptstraße 15, 1170 Vienna ______p. 36 Rennweg 6, 1030 Vienna ______p. 49 7 Old Viennese Schnapsmuseum 19 Museum of the Funeral Services Vienna at Vienna Central Cemetery Wilhelmstraße 19–21, 1120 Vienna ______p. 37 Simmeringer Hauptstraße 234, 1110 Vienna ______p. 50 8 Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) – Museum of the District of Innere Stadt 20 Museum of the District of Donaustadt (22nd District) Wipplingerstraße 8, 1010 Vienna ______p. 38 Kagraner Platz 53 & 54 (the building in the park), 1220 Vienna _____p. 51 9 Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) – District Council 21 Museum of the District of Floridsdorf (21st District) Wipplingerstraße 8, 1st floor, 1010 Vienna ______p. 39 Prager Straße 33, 1210 Vienna ______p. 52 10 Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) – Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance 22 Museum of the District of Josefstadt (8th District) Wipplingerstraße 8, 1010 Vienna ______p. 40 Schmidgasse 18, 1080 Vienna ______p. 53 11 Architekturzentrum Wien 23 Museum of the District of Meidling (12th District) MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna ______p. 41 Längenfeldgasse 13–15, 1120 Vienna ______p. 54 12 Arnold Schönberg Center 24 Museum of the District of Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus (15th District) – Museum 15 Schwarzenbergplatz 6/Zaunergasse 1–3 (entrance), 1030 Vienna ___p. 42 Rosinagasse 4, 1150 Vienna ______p. 56

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25 Museum of the District of Simmering (11th District) 37 The Future of Memory – Museum Simon Wiesenthal Enkplatz 2, 1110 Vienna ______p. 57 Rabensteig 3, 1010 Vienna ______p. 70 26 Museum of the District of Währing (18th District) 38 Dom Museum Wien Währinger Straße 124, 1180 Vienna ______p. 58 Stephansplatz 6, 1010 Vienna ______p. 72 27 Museum of the District of Wieden (4th District) 39 Dorotheum Klagbaumgasse 4, 1040 Vienna ______p. 59 Dorotheergasse 17, 1010 Vienna ______p. 73 28 Bible Center 40 Electronics Museum Breite Gasse 4–8 / ground floor, 1070 Vienna ______p. 60 Donaustadtstraße 45, 1220 Vienna ______p. 74 29 Museum of the Bohemian Forest 41 Ernst Fuchs Museum Ungargasse 3, 1030 Vienna ______p. 61 Hüttelbergstraße 26, 1140 Vienna ______p. 75 30 Brennpunkt° – Vienna’s Museum of Heating Customs 42 Vienna’s First School Museum Malfattigasse 4, 1120 Vienna ______p. 62 Breitenleer Straße 263, 1220 Vienna ______p. 76 31 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna 43 Fire Department Museum Vienna Ilgplatz 7, 1020 Vienna ______p. 64 Am Hof 7, 1010 Vienna ______p. 78 32 Condomi Museum 44 FLiP – Erste Financial Life Park Esterházygasse 26, 1060 Vienna ______p. 65 Am Belvedere 1, 1100 Vienna ______p. 79 33 Demel Museum 45 Torture Museum Kohlmarkt 14, 1010 Vienna ______p. 66 Fritz-Grünbaum-Platz 1, Esterházypark, 1060 Vienna______p. 80 34 Deserters Memorial, Ballhausplatz 46 Frederick Kiesler Foundation Ballhausplatz, 1010 Vienna ______p. 67 Mariahilfer Straße 1b / Top 1, 1060 Vienna ______p. 81 35 designforum Wien 47 Money Museum of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank Q21/MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna ______p. 68 Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, 1090 Vienna ______p. 82 36 Dialogue in the Dark 48 The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna at Theatermuseum Freyung 6, 1010 Vienna ______p. 69 Lobkowitzplatz 2, 1010 Vienna ______p. 83

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49 HANDS UP – Immerse yourself in the deaf world 61 KOLJA KRAMER FINE ARTS Schottenstift, Freyung 6, 1010 Vienna ______p. 84 Loft 9 11, Art Area Brotfabrik, Absberggasse 27, 1100 Vienna ______p. 96 50 Real Handcraft by Austrian Limited in the Austrian National Library 62 Museum of Nursing Josefsplatz, 1015 Vienna ______p. 85 Wilhelminenspital, Montleartstraße 37, 1160 Vienna ______p. 97 51 Haus der Musik 63 Kuffner Observatory Seilerstätte 30, 1010 Vienna______p. 86 Johann-Staud-Straße 10, 1160 Vienna ______p. 98 52 Museum of Military History 64 KUNST HAUS WIEN Museum Hundertwasser Ghegastraße, Arsenal, Objekt 18, 1030 Vienna ______p. 88 Untere Weißgerberstraße 13, 1030 Vienna ______p. 99 53 )PGNPCJMJFOEFQPUt7JFOOB*NQFSJBM'VSOJUVSF$PMMFDUJPO 65 Art Forum Ebendorf Raumacht Andreasgasse 7, 1070 Vienna ______p. 89 Ebendorferstraße 8, 1010 Vienna ______p. 100 54 Josephinum 66 Kunsthalle Wien Währinger Straße 25, 1090 Vienna ______p. 90 MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna ______p. 101 55 Jewish Museum Vienna 67 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Dorotheergasse 11, 1010 Vienna ______p. 91 Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna ______p. 102 56 Emperor Francis Joseph Hat Museum 68 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Imperial Treasury Piaristengasse 45, 1080 Vienna ______p. 92 Hofburg, Schweizerhof, 1010 Vienna ______p. 103 57 Coffee Experience Museum 69 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Neue Burg Vogelsanggasse 36, 1050 Vienna ______p. 133 Entry via Weltmuseum Wien, Heldenplatz, 1010 Vienna ______p. 104 58 Imperial & Royal Wine Treasure Vaults 70 Künstlerhaus 1050 Piaristengasse 45, 1080 Vienna ______p. 92 Stolberggasse 26, 1050 Vienna ______p. 105 59 Klimt Villa 71 Künstlerhaus 1050 @ Education Center for Arts and Crafts Feldmühlgasse 11, 1130 Vienna ______p. 94 Schlossgasse 23, 1050 Vienna ______p. 106 60 Austro-Hungarian Naval Archive 72 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich Schwarzspanierstraße 15/2/22, 1090 Vienna ______p. 95 Herrengasse 13, 1010 Vienna ______p. 107

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73 Leopold Museum 85 Museum Judenplatz (from 8 pm) MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna ______p. 108 Judenplatz 8, 1010 Vienna ______p. 121 74 Loft8 86 MuseumsQuartier Wien / frei_raum Q21 exhibition space Radetzkystraße 4, 1030 Vienna ______p. 109 Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna ______p. 122 75 MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art 87 Natural History Museum Vienna Stubenring 5, 1010 Vienna ______p. 110 Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna ______p. 123 76 Museum of the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna 88 ORF Funkhaus – The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation Floridsdorfer Markt 5, 1210 Vienna ______p. 112 Argentinierstraße 30a, 1040 Vienna ______p. 124 77 METRO Kinokulturhaus 89 Vienna Snow Globe Museum Johannesgasse 4, 1010 Vienna ______p. 113 Schumanngasse 87, 1170 Vienna ______p. 126 78 MODE WIEN Museum 90 Austrian National Library / Esperanto Museum Fütterergasse 1, at the corner of Judenplatz, 1010 Vienna ______p. 114 Herrengasse 9, 1010 Vienna ______p. 127 79 Motorrolldie – Private Motorcycle Museum 91 Austrian National Library / Globe Museum Erlgasse 35, 1120 Vienna ______p. 115 Herrengasse 9, 1010 Vienna ______p. 128 80 Mozarthaus Vienna 92 Austrian National Library / Literature Museum Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna ______p. 116 Johannesgasse 6, 1010 Vienna ______p. 129 81 mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien 93 Austrian National Library / Papyrus Museum MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna ______p. 117 Heldenplatz – Neue Burg, 1010 Vienna ______p. 130 82 Museum of Aspern-Essling 1809 94 Austrian National Library / State Hall Asperner Heldenplatz 9, 1220 Vienna ______p. 118 Josefsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna ______p. 131 83 Museum of Contraception and Abortion 95 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) Mariahilfer Gürtel 37, 1st floor, 1150 Vienna ______p. 119 Augustinerstraße 1, 1010 Vienna ______p. 132 84 Museum at the Schottenstift 96 Austrian Museum for Social and Economic Affairs Freyung 6, 1010 Vienna ______p. 120 Vogelsanggasse 36, 1050 Vienna ______p. 133

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97 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists 109 Sign Painting Museum Währinger Straße 14, 1090 Vienna ______p. 134 Mühlgasse 7, 1040 Vienna ______p. 146 98 Austrian Museum of Advertising 110 Schlumberger Sparkling Wine Cellars at Breitenseer Lichtspiele, Breitenseer Straße 21, 1140 Vienna ___ p. 135 Heiligenstädter Straße 39, 1190 Vienna ______p. 147 99 Pathologic-anatomical Collection in the Narrenturm – NHM Vienna 111 Schmetterlinghaus / The Imperial Butterfly House Spitalgasse 2, Court 6, 1090 Vienna ______p. 136 Palmenhaus Burggarten, Hofburg, 1010 Vienna ______p. 148 100 Scouting Museum and Institute of Scouting History 112 SchokoMuseum Loeschenkohlgasse 25, 4th floor, 1150 Vienna ______p. 137 Willendorfergasse 2–8, 1230 Vienna ______p. 149 101 Museum of Fantastic Art 113 Science Pool – Museum of Nerdities Palais Palffy, Josefsplatz 6, 1010 Vienna ______p. 138 Hauffgasse 4 and 4a, 1110 Vienna ______p. 150 102 Planetarium Vienna 114 Secession Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1, 1020 Vienna ______p. 139 Friedrichstraße 12, 1010 Vienna ______p. 151 103 Augarten Porcelain Museum 115 Kattus Sparkling Wine Cellars Obere Augartenstraße 1, 1020 Vienna ______p. 140 Billrothstraße 51, 1190 Vienna ______p. 152 104 Prater Museum 116 Sigmund Freud Museum Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 (Planetarium building), 1020 Vienna _____ p. 141 Berggasse 19, 1090 Vienna ______p. 154 105 Museum of Chimney Sweepers 117 Stadtbahnbögen Reloaded! Klagbaumgasse 4, 2nd floor, 1040 Vienna ______p. 142 Heiligenstädter Straße 31, “Skyline”, 1190 Vienna ______p. 155 106 Roman Museum 118 Liechtenstein City Palace Hoher Markt 3, 1010 Vienna ______p. 143 Bankgasse 9, 1010 Vienna ______p. 156 107 Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna 119 URBAN SPACE – Planning Workshop On Tour Argentinierstraße 39, 1040 Vienna ______p. 144 Leystraße/Taborstraße – opp. Leystraße 157, 1020 Vienna ______p. 157 108 Treasury of the Teutonic Order 120 Technisches Museum Wien Singerstraße 7, Staircase I, 2nd Floor, 1010 Vienna ______p. 145 Mariahilfer Straße 212, 1140 Vienna ______p. 158

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121 Theatermuseum 133 wienXtra-kinderinfo – Vienna’s children information centre Lobkowitzplatz 2, 1010 Vienna ______p. 159 MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 / Court 2, 1070 Vienna _ p. 171 122 Time Travel Vienna 134 Magic Set Museum Habsburgergasse 10a, 1010 Vienna______p. 160 Schönbrunner Straße 262, courtyard in the basement, 1120 Vienna _ p. 172 123 Museum of Clocks and Watches 135 ZOOM Children’s Museum Schulhof 2, 1010 Vienna ______p. 161 MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna ______p. 173 124 Urania Observatory Train Ride “Kaltenleutgeben Train” Uraniastraße 1, 1010 Vienna ______p. 162 leaving from the train station Bahnhof Meidling, 1120 Vienna ____ p. 174 125 Viktor Frankl Museum Vienna Train Ride “Museum Express – To the Railway Museum in Strasshof Mariannengasse 1/Top 15, 1090 Vienna ______p. 163 on the Blue Flash” (7.15–10.30 pm) 126 Virigilkapelle leaving from the train station Praterstern, 1020 Vienna ______p. 175 Stephansplatz (underground station), 1010 Vienna ______p. 164 Train Ride “Nostalgic Train to Semmering” (3.30 pm–1.30 am) 127 Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art leaving from the train station Heiligenstadt, 1190 Vienna ______p. 176 Laudongasse 15–19, 1080 Vienna ______p. 165 128 Red Vienna. Washhouse No. 2 Halteraugasse 7, 1190 Vienna ______p. 166 129 Weltmuseum Wien Heldenplatz, 1010 Vienna ______p. 167 130 Wien Museum Karlsplatz Karlsplatz 8, 1040 Vienna ______p. 168 131 Phono Museum Vienna Mollardgasse 8/16, 1060 Vienna ______p. 169 132 Vienna Ambulance Museum Gilmgasse 18, entrance via Halirschgasse 12, 1170 Vienna ______p. 170

22 23 CITY WALK CITY WALK

CITY WALK 69 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Neue Burg ______p. 104 Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz, 72 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich ______p. 107 the following locations are within walking distance: 73 Leopold Museum ______p. 108 75 MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art ______p. 110 I BIG BUS Vienna – exPlore Vienna ______p. 30 77 METRO Kinokulturhaus ______p. 113 II The Long-Night Tram ______p. 31 78 MODE WIEN Museum ______p. 114 III Vienna Tramway Museum – WTM “Rolling Museum” ______p. 32 80 Mozarthaus Vienna ______p. 116 5 Albertina ______p. 35 81 mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien ______p. 117 8 Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) – Mus. of the District of Innere Stadt ___p. 38 84 Museum at the Schottenstift ______p. 120 9 Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) – District Council ______p. 39 85 Museum Judenplatz (from 8 pm) ______p. 121 10 Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) – Doc. Centre of Austrian Resistance ___p. 40 86 MuseumsQuartier Wien / frei_raum Q21 exhibition space ______p. 122 11 Architekturzentrum Wien ______p. 41 87 Natural History Museum Vienna ______p. 123 12 Arnold Schönberg Center ______p. 42 90 Austrian National Library / Esperanto Museum ______p. 127 15 Bank Austria Kunstforum ______p. 46 91 Austrian National Library / Globe Museum ______p. 128 28 Bible Center ______p. 60 92 Austrian National Library / Literature Museum ______p. 129 33 Demel Museum ______p. 66 93 Austrian National Library / Papyrus Museum ______p. 130 34 Deserters Memorial, Ballhausplatz______p. 67 94 Austrian National Library / State Hall ______p. 131 35 designforum Wien ______p. 68 95 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) ______p. 132 36 Dialogue in the Dark ______p. 69 101 Museum of Fantastic Art ______p. 138 37 The Future of Memory – Museum Simon Wiesenthal ______p. 70 106 Roman Museum ______p. 143 38 Dom Museum Wien ______p. 72 108 Treasury of the Teutonic Order ______p. 145 39 Dorotheum ______p. 73 111 Schmetterlinghaus / The Imperial Butterfly House______p. 148 43 Fire Department Museum Vienna ______p. 78 114 Secession ______p. 151 46 Frederick Kiesler Foundation ______p. 81 118 Liechtenstein City Palace ______p. 156 48 Paintings Gallery of the Acad. of Fine Arts Vienna at Theatermuseum __p. 83 121 Theatermuseum ______p. 159 49 HANDS UP – Immerse yourself in the deaf world ______p. 84 122 Time Travel Vienna ______p. 160 50 Real Handcraft by Austrian Limited in the Austrian National Library ___p. 85 123 Museum of Clocks and Watches ______p. 161 51 Haus der Musik ______p. 86 124 Urania Observatory ______p. 162 55 Jewish Museum Vienna ______p. 91 126 Virgilkapelle ______p. 164 65 Art Forum Ebendorf Raumacht ______p. 100 129 Weltmuseum Wien ______p. 167 66 Kunsthalle Wien ______p. 101 130 Wien Museum Karlsplatz ______p. 168 67 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien ______p. 102 133 wienXtra-kinderinfo – Vienna’s children information centre ______p. 171 68 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Imperial Treasury ______p. 103 135 ZOOM Children’s Museum ______p. 173

24 25 LINE 1 LINE 2

LINE 1 STOPS LINE 2 STOPS Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz, Line 2 operates on Ringstraße around the Vienna city centre, thus connecting the shuttle buses of line 1 will take you to the following destinations: many locations of the city walk which are within close proximity of the stops. Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz, the “TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM” / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ shuttle buses of line 2 will take you to the following destinations: 130 Wien Museum Karlsplatz ______p. 168 12 Arnold Schönberg Center ______p. 42 “TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM” / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ 18 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere ______p. 49 U U2 Schottentor 88 ORF Funkhaus – The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation _____ p. 124 U U1/U4 Schwedenplatz 17 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere ______p. 48 64 KUNST HAUS WIEN Museum Hundertwasser ______p. 99 107 Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna ______p. 144 U U3/U4 Wien Mitte-Landstraße 52 Museum of Military History ______p. 88 29 Museum of the Bohemian Forest ______p. 61 16 Belvedere 21 ______p. 47 U U3 Stubentor 44 FLiP – Erste Financial Life Park ______p. 79 75 MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art __ p. 110 17 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere ______p. 48 U U1/U2/U4 Karlsplatz 107 Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna ______p. 144 “TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM” / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ 88 ORF Funkhaus – The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation _____ p. 124 12 Arnold Schönberg Center ______p. 42 18 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere ______p. 49 130 Wien Museum Karlsplatz ______p. 168 114 Secession ______p. 151 “TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM” / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ

26 27 LINES A–C

LINE A STOPS Line A will operate in Vienna’s 23rd district. Starting from the underground Ihr digitaler Klassik-Treffpunkt station “U6 Alterlaa”, the buses will take you to the following destination:

U U6 Alterlaa 112 SchokoMuseum ______p. 149 U U6 Alterlaa

LINE B STOPS Line B will operate in Vienna’s 14th district. Starting from the underground station “U4 Schönbrunn”, the buses will take you to the following destination:

U U4 Schönbrunn 120 Technisches Museum Wien ______p. 158 U U4 Schönbrunn

LINE C STOPS Line C will operate in Vienna’s 17th district. Starting from the regional railway station “S45 Hernals”, the buses will take you to the following destinations:

S S45, 43 Hernals 13 arteum – Center for Sculpting ______p. 43 132 Vienna Ambulance Museum ______p. 170 • Exklusive Live-Übertragungen 89 Vienna Snow Globe Museum ______p. 126 • Umfangreiches Archiv S45, 43 Hernals S • Beste Ton- und Bildqualität • Tablet, Computer, Mobil und TV

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I BIG BUS Vienna – exPlore Vienna II The Long-Night Tram Maria-Theresien-Platz / Burgring around Ringstraße in a vintage tram 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.bigbustours.com www.rentabim.at 01 / 90 59 10 00

A tour with BIG BUS Vienna is an entertaining experience for old The historical Viennese trams illustrate the development of urban and young – get to know Vienna on board of a double-decker bus, public transport in Vienna. 15 of the exhibits of the VEF (“Verband great views guaranteed! The compact route leads along Vienna’s der Eisenbahnfreunde”, the association of train lovers) are in- most important sights – exPlore Vienna in a very special way and cluded in the extensive collection of “Remise – Transport Museum experience this city full of museums during night time. of Wiener Linien” at Erdberg. Another 16 carriages, which were THE ROUTE built between 1913 and 1963, are being used for extra tours. Two Ring – Parlament – Rathaus – Votivkirche – Prater – Stadtpark – authentic trains were assembled from this stock, identical to the Naschmarkt – Ring. ones operated on Vienna’s Ringstraße for many decades. One of THE FREQUENCY / DURATION the two trains is a typical “M-Dreiwagenzug” (three-carriage train) Departure every 20 minutes from Maria-Theresien-Platz (Burgring). from 1929, which once gave the tram lines A, Ak, B and Bk their The tour lasts for around 60 min. characteristic appearance. The second one is a carriage train just THE EXPERIENCE like the ones that were used on the lines J, T and D. The vintage Audio commentaries provided in 13 different languages. Select trams are marked with “Lange-Nacht-Bim” and will operate on the language of your choice and explore the city with fun and infor- Ringstraße and Kai between 6 pm and 1 am in clockwise direction. mative audio commentaries. Discover the history of Vienna’s municipal transport first-hand in this museum in motion. RIDES IN 15-MINUTE INTERVALS From the stops Oper, Burgring, Bellaria, Börse, Schwedenplatz, Stubentor, Schwarzenbergplatz.

NOTE_ Pay a visit to the VEF’s railway museum in Schwechat as well!

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III Vienna Tramway Museum – WTM “Experience history in the ‘Rolling Museum’” in listed historic trams 1010, 1030, 1040 Vienna tram.at 0699 / 17 86 03 03 The Vienna Tramway Museum owns, beside numerous small exhibits, 108 historic trams, from the horse-drawn tramway from 1868 and the first electric motorcars to the experimental ultra-low-floor prototype ULF, each a listed unique one. 54 trams and many other exhibits are at disposal for the transport museum “Remise” of the “Wiener Linien” as loans. 26 historic trams are available for rent. “GUIDED TOURS” IN THE “ROLLING MUSEUM” In this night, you will travel back to the last century on experience tours in three historic trams. On this journey through time along the Ring, Kai and historic tram routes nearby, you will learn interesting and scarcely known stories about the trams in Vienna, partially also in English. ROUND TRIPS Use the “Rolling Museum” for a hop-on-hop-off tour to many of the participating museums. The trams operate counterclockwise along Ringstraße/Kai, Schwarzenbergplatz, and Prinz-Eugen-Straße to Quartier Belvedere and back, every 15 minutes. Wooooooow! Die Kronen Zeitung

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4 Vienna’s First Museum of Fishery 5 Albertina Einzingergasse 1a Albertinaplatz 1 1210 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.ﬁschereimuseum.at www.albertina.at 0681 / 20 80 61 61 01 / 534 83-0

At the outskirts of Vienna, right next to the Marchfeld Canal, At the very heart of Vienna, the Albertina offers a sophisticated Vienna’s First Museum of Fishery introduces you to the history of exhibition programme devoted to pioneers of art history ranging fishery in Vienna then and now. from the Renaissance to the present day. On about 200 square metres, the museum offers an insight into THE GREATEST MASTERPIECES OF PAINTING the following topics: The Albertina Museum is hosting Austria’s first comprehensive - The history of fishery in Vienna presentation of works by Claude Monet (1840–1926) in over 20 - Fishing equipment then and now years. The planned selection runs the gamut from Monet’s initial - Fish and animal mounts pre-impressionist paintings to those final works created in his - The history of the Marchfeld Canal garden in Giverny. All in all, this retrospective contains nearly 100 The aim of the Museum of Fishery is to preserve and continue paintings sourced from over 40 lenders worldwide. You can also the tradition of fishery in Vienna and also to educate visitors in discover more masterpieces of painting at “The Batliner Collec- ichthyology, ecology and biology. tion” as well as contemporary art at “Contemporary Art”. Last day CONTINUOUS TOURS THROUGH THE MUSEUM of the exhibition: Get to know the impressive works of the docu- Expert fishermen will guide you through the museum premises, mentary photographer Alfred Seiland (b. 1952). present the exhibits to you and inform you about the history of FRENCH MUSIC IN THE MONET EXHIBITION fishery and the beginnings of the Marchfeld Canal. CURRENT EXHIBITIONS CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME t Claude Monet Fascinating colouring pages for children. t The Batliner Collection CRANE FISHING NET t Alfred Seiland In the outdoor area you will find an ancient crane fishing net, t Albertina Contemporary Art which was used in the Danube. It can be visited even from the inside as part of the guided tours. IMAGE_ (1) Claude Monet, “On the Beach at Trouville”, 1870, © Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris / The Bridgeman Art Library, (2) Alfred Seiland, NOTE_ There is a large car park at the Museum of Fishery, an ideal starting “Loipersdorf, Austria”, 1989, Albertina Museum, Vienna, © Alfred Seiland, and ending point to the “ORF Long Night of Museums”. You can reach all other (3) Alex Katz, “Black Hat”, 2010, Albertina Museum, Vienna. The Batliner museums easily by public transport. Collection, © Bildrecht, Vienna, 2018

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6 Alfred Adler Center International (AACI) 7 Old Viennese Schnapsmuseum Hernalser Hauptstraße 15 Wilhelmstraße 19–21 1170 Vienna 1120 Vienna www.oevip.at www.schnapsmuseum.com 01 / 406 24 35 01 / 815 73 00

The AACI hosts the Austrian Association for Individual Psychology The Old Viennese Schnapsmuseum, which has been in the pos- (OEVIP), which was founded by Alfred Adler more than 100 years session of the Fischer family for five generations, offers a unique ago. Through the sociopolitical commitment of its members, indi- insight into the tradition of schnaps and liqueur production. The tour vidual psychology has received a considerable boost. To this day, through the museum – from the office from 1904 to the old distillers it is considered one of the three most important schools of depth from the 19th century – provides interesting facts about schnaps and psychology. The exhibition “Disruption and Continuity of Indi- will also carry visitors away to the good old days of the monarchy. vidual Psychology in Vienna. The Time between 1930 and 1960” is Some of the recipes of the Friedrich Fischer distillery date back as dedicated to the pioneers. Due to the expulsion and assassination far as the 19th century and have been traditionally passed on from of the Jewish individual psychologists, the Austrian association father to son. The Old Viennese Schnapsmuseum continues the came to an end. However, a few individual psychologists could tradition of liqueur production and specialises in absinthe. continue their work after 1945. GUIDED DISTILLERY TOURS INTRODUCTION TO THE EXHIBITION (6 PM) Guided tours of the museum will be offered every 15 minutes. “P. BOTTOME, E. FORBES-DENNIS AND I. FLEMING AS THEY Start of the first tour: 6 pm. CONNECT TO KITZBÜHEL AND A. ADLER” (7 PM) Start of the last tour: 12.45 am. Lecture by Wes Wingett in English. TEXTS BY ASTRID LINDGREN (9 PM) Read and interpreted by Trude Bogyi and Wilfried Datler with reference to individual psychology. “ALFRED ADLER AND INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY” (10 PM) Lecture by Christine Rosche. ALFRED ADLER PUZZLE HUNT (6.30 PM–9 PM) For children ages 6 and up. NOTE_ The tours end with tastings of in-house products, such as the “Vienna Gold X.O.”, a liqueur reﬁned with 23-carat leaf gold. For children, homemade IMAGE_ (1–2) © AACI/Schedl raspberry juice is also available.

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8 Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) – 9 Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) – Museum of the District of Innere Stadt (1st District) District Council Wipplingerstraße 8 Wipplingerstraße 8, 1st ﬂoor 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at www.innerestadt.wien.gv.at 01 / 40 00-01127 01 / 40 00-01199 The Museum of the District of Innere Stadt shows the development The Old Town Hall has been in the possession of the City of Vienna of the city of Vienna, which was equivalent to today’s first district since 1316. It served as the seat of the City Council and the mayor for almost 1000 years. The formation of the city, of its fortifica- for more than 550 years. On May 26th, 1848, during the days of the tions, markets, churches and palaces is presented in the form of a Revolution in Vienna, the Committee of Safety for the Maintenance walk-in picture book with exhibits, maps, images and documents. of Order, which had been elected by the people of Vienna, met in The era of Maria Theresa and her famous son Emperor Joseph II, the Old Town Hall. Before moving to the new City Hall, meetings of and also the Congress of Vienna are documented in pictures. the City Council took place on this site. Today, part of the Old Town Emperor Francis Joseph’s era started with the bourgeois uprising of Hall houses the District Council of Innere Stadt (1st district). 1848. His decision to have the city walls torn down paved the way for Especially the Coat of Arms Hall and the former Council Chamber the development of Vienna towards becoming a European metropo- provide a good insight into the past. lis. Unique exhibits reflect this era, which ended abruptly in 1914. TOUR WITH THE HEAD OF THE 1ST DISTRICT, MMAG. MARKUS FIGL They are complemented by showpieces leading up to the present. (6 PM AND 10.30 PM) SPECIAL EXHIBITION “SACRAL BUILDINGS IN THE FIRST DISTRICT” MMag. Markus Figl will give an overview of the history of the build ing One part of the exhibition deals with a selection of Catholic churches and, above all, will address its current use by the administration and chapels, one with the topic of “Diversity and Tolerance” and an- of the first district. other one with monasteries that were shut down by Joseph II. 1848: THE CITY COUNCIL IN THE OLD TOWN HALL (8.30 PM) GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (6.30 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 11 PM) Lecture on the City Council since 1848 by Asst. Prof. Dr. Barbara GUIDED TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION “SACRAL BUILDINGS Steininger from the Municipal and Provincial Archives of Vienna. IN THE FIRST DISTRICT” (7.30 PM AND 10 PM)

NOTE_ Barrier-free access via elevator on the back of the building, leading to the IMAGE_ (1) A view into the museum, (2) The door of the Ringtheater, (3) Trinity ﬁrst and second ﬂoors. Chapel, (4) Greek Orthodox Church St. George IMAGE_ (1–4) © photonews.at\Georges Schneider

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10 Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) – 11 Architekturzentrum Wien Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance MuseumsQuartier Wien Wipplingerstraße 8 Museumsplatz 1 1010 Vienna 1070 Vienna www.doew.at www.azw.at 01 / 228 94 69-319 01 / 522 31 15 The Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance (DÖW) is a vital The Architekturzentrum Wien – the Austrian Museum of Architec- place of commemoration, where victims of NS persecution and mem- ture – sees itself as an exhibition, event and research centre that bers of the resistance are remembered and the people’s participa- focuses on the theme of architecture and the culture of building. tion in NS crimes, the processing of the NS past and current forms of The permanent exhibition, “a_show. Austrian Architecture in the anti-democratic and racist movements are being researched. 20th and 21st Centuries”, shows highlights of the history of Aus- TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION ON RESISTANCE AND PROSECUTION trian architecture, while temporary exhibitions present the wide DURING THE PERIOD OF NATIONAL SOCIALISM (6 PM–12 AM) spectrum of contemporary architecture. A broad programme of During the “Long Night”, the DÖW offers continuous guided tours guided tours, educational offers and associated events complete of the permanent exhibition. the rich range of facilities and resources offered by the Austrian “THE STATE IS US”. THE HISTORY OF THE AUSTRIAN DEMOCRACY Museum of Architecture. (6 PM–1 AM) GUIDED TOUR “EUROPE’S BEST BULIDINGS” (7 PM) 100 years after the foundation of the republic, the curators Brigitte The European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture, Mies van Pellar and Ernst Jaritz will guide visitors through the temporary der Rohe Award 2017. exhibition. GUIDED TOUR “A_SHOW. AUSTRIAN ARCHITECTURE IN THE THE ANNEXATION OF AUSTRIA BY NAZI GERMANY IN 1938 (7 PM) 20TH AND THE 21ST CENTURIES” (8 PM) Lecture and discussion, with Brigitte Bailer on the National Social- ists’ takeover 80 years ago. 1848–1938. “BURSCHENSCHAFTEN” AND NATIONAL SOCIALISM (9.30 PM) Bernhard Weidinger will talk about the development of the suc- cessors of middle-class revolutionaries into supporters of the National Socialist Party. IMAGE_ (1) Architekturzentrum Wien, Photo: Hertha Hurnaus, (2) Project: deFlat Kleiburg, Amsterdam, NL, Arch.: NL Architekten and XVW architectuur, Photo: Marcel van der Burg, (3) Peter Zumthor, Kunsthaus Bregenz, Vorarlberg 1994–1997, © Architekturzentrum Wien, collection, Photo: Margherita Spiluttini

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12 Arnold Schönberg Center 13 arteum – Center for Sculpting Schwarzenbergplatz 6 / Schultheßgasse 8 Zaunergasse 1–3 (entrance) 1170 Vienna www.schoenberg.at www.arteum.at 01 / 712 18 88 0676 / 635 05 04

The Arnold Schönberg Center, established in 1998 in Vienna, is Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of sculpting: Feel the a unique repository of Arnold Schönberg’s archival legacy and a special atmosphere in the sculptors’ studios, workshops and cultural center that is open to the public. The Schönberg Estate is exhibition areas. UNESCO World Heritage since 2011. EXHIBITION “SCULPTURE – PLASTIC ART – RELIEF – ENGRAVING” EXHIBITION “ARNOLD SCHÖNBERG – THE MUSICAL IDEA” Discover the diversity of the art of sculpting stone and cast metal Discover the composer through his compositions, paintings and on your tour around the arteum gallery and the sculpture garden. writings. Experience an exciting voyage through his music. Peruse In order to “grasp” the shapes, surfaces and materials, you are numerous artifacts, manuscripts and documents from the Schön- implicitly welcome to touch most of the pieces. Sculptor Reinhard berg archives. Winter will explain how the objects come to be and answer your CONCERT 1: SCHÖNBERG MEETS RAVEL (7 PM) questions on the different characteristics of stone. Merlin Ensemble Wien: Luis Zorita (violoncello), Till Alexander Kör- JOIN IN: STONE SCULPTING LIVE ber (piano and presentation), Martin Walch (violin, direction and Experience the traditional craft of stone sculpting! Reinhard Winter presentation), Daniela Dawn Fietzek (piano) will show you how to do it: grab hammer and chisel and feel the t Arnold Schönberg: 3 Canons; from Five Pieces for Orchestra op. 16 power of the stone, from soapstone to granite. t Maurice Ravel: Sonata for Violin and Violoncello t Thomas Daniel Schlee: Suite for Violin and Piano op. 82 CONCERT 2: RAVEL MEETS SCHÖNBERG (9.30 PM) t Arnold Schönberg: 3 Canons; from Five Pieces for Orchestra op. 16 t Maurice Ravel: La Valse; Sonata for Violin and Piano

NOTE_ The gallery is open during the event. You can purchase works of art from IMAGE_ (1) Palais Fanto, (2) Arnold Schönberg, Berlin, 1930, (1–2) © Arnold the arteum there. Schönberg Center, (3) Exhibition “Arnold Schönberg – The Musical Idea”, NOTE_ The arteum is accessible barrier-free, except for the rest rooms. © Hannes Böck, (4) © Arnold Schönberg: Five Pieces for Orchestra op. 16 / sketch IMAGE_ (1–4) © Reinhard Winter/arteum

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14 The Bakers’ Museum Florianigasse 13 1080 Vienna www.daslebensmittel.at 01 / 514 50-6315

The Viennese bakers’ guild was first mentioned in records from 1227. Since 1895, the property in Florianigasse 13 has been in the possession of the guild. An additional building in the style of the German Renaissance was added to the courtyard in 1898 to be used for administration, training and further education. Since 2000, the guild house has been the centre of the Viennese catering trades (bakers, butchers, confectioners and other food trades). During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, the banquet hall will be open to the general public. Short films will give an insight into historical details of the catering trades. Master bakers and confectioners will show their craft up close in the guild’s workshop. HALF A MILLENNIUM On the 1st floor: the historical part of the Bakers’ Museum includes 38 certificates, 7762 documents and 125 volumes of manuscripts, countless historical objects and the ballroom, which is especially worth seeing. They all add up to half a millennium of bakers’ trade history. RADIO RADIO WIEN RADIO RADIO RADIO RADIO RADIO RADIO RADIO RADIO RADIO CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP OF BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS (6 PM–9 PM) Learn how to make a roll by hand or a marzipan rose and produce JEDE NACHT AUF RADIO WIEN your own baked goods. Reservation cards required (available on site)! DIE LANGE NACHT MIT IMAGE_ (1–4) Photos: Guild archives EINFACH GUTER MUSIK

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15 Bank Austria Kunstforum 16 Belvedere 21 Freyung 8 Arsenalstraße 1 1010 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.kunstforumwien.at www.belvedere21.at 01 / 537 33 12 01 / 795 57-0

The Bank Austria Kunstforum is the most successful private ex- The Belvedere 21 presents a spectacular exhibition of works by hibition venue in Austria. The upcoming exhibition “Fascination the American artist Polly Apfelbaum, which enter into a dialogue Japan. Monet. Van Gogh. Klimt” has not opened yet. It will include with the open architecture of the former World’s Fair pavilion. paintings, graphic reproductions and objects and thus show the Explore the current exhibitions and get an exciting insight behind influence of the aesthetics of the Far East on European Modernism. the scenes and into the building’s eventful history. During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, you are given the unique GUIDED TOURS possibility to look behind the scenes and witness the set-up of Duration: 30 minutes each | Meeting point: Foyer. an exhibition. At the tresor, art educators will explain – in words t POLLY APFELBAUM. HAPPINESS RUNS and images – everything there is to know about transportation, (6 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) restoration and presentation of art objects. Witness transportation Exhibition or living space? Welcome to the world of the American boxes being opened and art exhibits being recorded. In the course artist Polly Apfelbaum! of the tours, you will be guided through the exhibition set-up and t 60 YEARS OF AN ARCHITECTURAL ICON (6.30 PM AND 8.30 PM) will get not only more detailed information but also a first impres- On the eventful history, genesis and current mission of the award- sion of the masterpieces of the upcoming exhibition. winning exhibition pavilion. GUIDED TOURS t LIFE AND WORK OF FRITZ WOTRUBA (6.30 PM AND 7.30 PM) Tours are offered hourly. For security reasons, the number of partici- A look behind the scenes with curator Gabriele Stöger-Spevak. pants is limited to 20 people per tour. OPEN STUDIO FOR CHILDREN AGED 3 AND OLDER (6 PM–10 PM) Colour play, carpet art and mask parade – creative activities for IMAGE_ (1) Émile Bernard, “The Ribbon Saleswoman”, 1889/90, oil on canvas, junior artists. 65,2 × 91 cm, Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu, (2) Edgar Degas, “Orchestra Musi- cians”, 1872, 69 × 49 cm, oil on canvas, Städtische Galerie Städel Museum, IMAGE_ (1) Polly Apfelbaum, “The Potential of Women”, 2017, Courtesy Frankfurt a.M., © Städel Museum – U. Edelmann – Artothek, (3) Claude Monet, the artist, Galerie nächst St. Stephan, Alexander Gray Associates and Frith “Waterloo Bridge”, 1902, oil on canvas, 65 × 100 cm, Kunsthaus Zürich, Street Gallery, Alexander Grey Associates, NYC, NY, (2) Photo: Sabine Klimpt, Donation by Walter Haefner, 1995, © Kunsthaus Zürich, (4) Alfred Stevens, © Belvedere, Vienna, (3) Fritz Wotruba, around 1960, Belvedere, Vienna, “The Japanese Parisian”, 1872, oil on canvas, 150 × 105 cm, Musée des permanent loan of the Fritz Wotruba Private Foundation, © Fritz Wotruba Beaux-Arts de La Boverie, Liège, © Liège, Musée des Beaux-Arts – La Boverie Private Foundation, Vienna, (4) Photo: Natascha Unkart, © Belvedere, Vienna

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17 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere 18 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27 Rennweg 6 1030 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.belvedere.at www.belvedere.at 01 / 795 57-0 01 / 795 57-0

Find your inspiration! Entertaining tours will open your eyes to ma- Sculptures, paintings, sounds, videos and live performances. gic moments of art, tragic liaisons and the topicality of century-old Experience Donna Huanca’s artistic parallel universe and go on a paintings. multi-sensory journey from bright and shining light into mythical GUIDED TOURS darkness. Duration: 30 minutes each | Meeting point: Sala terrena. DONNA HUANCA: WALK & TALK TOUR (6.30 PM–9.30 PM) t KISSING THE RIGHT WAY (6 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) Is it permitted to look? The question of the relationship between A proof of love or a reason for ostracisation and death? Entertaining artist, model and audience will be in the focus of the art talks. and profound stories about Klimt’s masterpiece. Meeting point: Marble Hall. t HEARTBEATS (6 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) MINNA AND THE TIME OF KNIGHTS (6 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM AND 9 PM) Hot affairs and subtle relationships in paintings from the baroque Experiencing the Middle Ages first-hand! Family tour on castles, era to the 20th century. dragons, courageous knaves and noble ladies. t ICONIC VIENNA, THE CANALETTO VIEW Duration: 30 minutes | Meeting point: Ticket office. (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 8.30 PM AND 9.30 PM) OPEN MEDIEVAL STUDIO (6 PM–10 PM) Discover the most famous view of Vienna at its original location Creative workshops for young art lovers! Experiment with age-old and learn about its importance and the effects it has had. writings, sparkling gold leaf and bright colours. t TYPICALLY AUSTRIAN? (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 8.30 PM AND 9.30 PM) History and art, facts, legends, songs and stereotypes centering around the question if there actually is such a thing as an “Austrian spirit”.

IMAGE_ (1) Upper Belvedere, Show collection NEW, Photo: Stefan Draschan, IMAGE_ (1) Photo: Ian Ehm, © Belvedere, Vienna, (2) Donna Huanca, “BLISS © TBWA/Belvedere, Vienna, (2) Photo: Ian Ehm, © Belvedere, Vienna, (REALITY CHECK)”, 2017, © Courtesy Peres Projects, Berlin, Performance View at (3) Gustav Klimt, “The Kiss”, 1908/09, © Belvedere, Vienna Art Basel Unlimited 2017, (3) Photo: Ouriel Morgensztern, © Belvedere, Vienna

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19 Museum of the Funeral Services Vienna 20 Museum of the District of Donaustadt (22nd District) at Vienna Central Cemetery Kagraner Platz 53 & 54 (the building in the park) Simmeringer Hauptstraße 234 1220 Vienna 1110 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at www.bestattungsmuseum.at 01 / 203 21 26 01 / 760 67 Vienna and “die schöne Leich”: the Museum of the Funeral Ser- In the former fire station, pictures and objects are on display that vices Vienna guides you through the traditions of funerals and show the seven villages and one of the colonies of Donaustadt as cemeteries in Vienna from the 18th century to the present. they used to be. The highlights include the altar of Aspern (Napo- TEST A COFFIN leon attended a Mass in front of this altar), the rowing clubs at the Find out how it feels like to lie in the “final casing”. Old Danube, the clock of the church of Süßenbrunn, the gardeners LECTURE: STORIES FROM A CORONER in the district, the model of a boat mill, the Maria Theresa Gate of Exciting moments and daily routines of an exceptional profession. Essling and the open air gallery in front of the museum. TOUR WITH GOOSE BUMPS (8.30 PM, 10 PM AND 11.30 PM) EXHIBITION “LISTENING PLEASURE” Vienna Central Cemetery in the silence of the night. Meet at Hall 2. From the polyphonic music box to the detector, from gramophone “AMOI SEG’ MA UNS WIEDER” (“ONCE WE WILL MEET AGAIN”) records to the tube radio, and much more. (6 PM, 9 PM AND 12 AM) EXHIBITION “INDUSTRIAL PLANTS IN DONAUSTADT” The hits of funeral music, performed by the band “Festklang”. Which businesses are new, and what remained of the long- UDO, CURD AND LUDWIG VAN (6.15 PM AND 7.30 PM) established ones? Tour to the honorary graves with undertaker icon Julius Müller. GUIDED TOURS Meet at Gate 2. Guided tours of the museum by the museum’s director Helmut Just. CEMETERY CHURCH A nightly visit to the Art Nouveau gem. PARTY COFFINS Paint a coffin – for children and adults.

NOTE_ The coffeeshop at the Vienna Central Cemetery is open! NOTE_ Take the U3 to Simmering, then take trams 6 or 71 and get off at Zentralfriedhof 2. Tor. In the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, tram line 6 will operate until 1 am between the stops Zentralfriedhof 3. Tor and Grillgasse (U3). NOTE_ Only a limited number of visitors can be admitted to the museum at the same time. NOTE_ An illustrated book and brochures about Donaustadt are available at IMAGE_ (1–4) © B&F Wien the museum.

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21 Museum of the District of Floridsdorf (21st District) 22 Museum of the District of Josefstadt (8th District) Prager Straße 33 Schmidgasse 18 1210 Vienna 1080 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at www.bezirksmuseum.at 0664 / 556 69 73 01 / 403 64 15

Built under the commission of Georg Heinrich Ritter von Mautner The Museum of the District of Josefstadt shows the development of Markhof in 1900, “Mautner Schlössel” (Mautner’s small castle) the 8th district from 1700 to the present and offers a lively platform has been housing the District Museum Floridsdorf since 1960. The for many activities of Josefstadt residents. exhibition shows the development of the landscape and the living EXHIBITION “SACRAL BUILDINGS IN JOSEFSTADT” space of today’s 21st district from the first provable population The exhibition shows the synagogue at Neudeggergasse, which was 7,000 years ago to the new age. Special attention has been given destructed in 1940, chapels at student residences, the prayer rooms to the developmental factors of Floridsdorf, such as the Danube, at the “Justizanstalt Josefstadt” as well as the basilica Maria Treu. railway and tram traffic, industry and military history. Special ex- GUIDED TOURS hibition rooms are dedicated to the lives and works of the musical Upon request. genius Ludwig van Beethoven and the popular president Franz GUIDED TOUR TO THE ORGAN OF THE BASILICA MARIA TREU Jonas from Floridsdorf. (7.45 PM) SPECIAL EXHIBITION “STAMMERSDORF – FROM VILLAGE TO The organist Markus Semelliker will guide you to the organ of the BEING A PART OF THE 21ST DISTRICT OF VIENNA” basilica Maria Treu, built in 1858. Special exhibition of photographs and documents. Book signing Meeting point: 7.45 pm at the museum, 1st floor. by the author Franz Uhlir (6 pm–8 pm). EXHIBITION “ART WITHOUT BORDERS” EXHIBITION “BEETHOVEN IN JEDLESEE AS A GUEST OF Works of art by Jagoda Lessel, who came to Vienna in 1968 as a COUNTESS ERDÖDY” staff nurse. In the recently renewed exhibition room at the museum. “BLUES IS THE HEALER!” (10 PM) HOURLY GUIDED TOURS IN THE BEETHOVEN ERDÖDY ROOM Erik Trauner, founder of the Mojo Blues Band, this time solo, per- (6 PM–10 PM) forming acoustic blues – Blues is the healer!

NOTE_ Snacks and drinks. NOTE_ A variety of publications like volumes of photographs, historical books IMAGE_ (1) © BM Josefstadt, (2) © Fotostudio Wilke, Wien, (3) © Jagoda Lessel, and a DVD about the district’s history are on sale in the museum. (4) © Erik Trauner, photo: Jerzy Bin

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Erfüllung der Informationspflichten gem. Art 13 DSGVO: so lange speichern, als Sie Ihr Abo beziehen. Darüber hinaus Namen und Kontaktdaten des Verantwortlichen: speichern wir die Daten nur so lange als gesetzliche NOTE_ Publications are available on both of the special exhibitions. Österreichischer Rundfunk, Würzburggasse 30, 1136 Wien; Aufbewahrungsfristen – insbesondere jene nach dem NOTE_ Tasting of wines. [email protected] „Die ORF Marketing & Creation GmbH & Co Steuerrecht und dergleichen – dies vorsehen. Ihnen stehen IMAGE_ (1) Shoemaker’s workshop, (2) View of Schönbrunner Straße 1890 and KG“ sowie die „ORF-Kontakt Kundenservice GmbH & Co KG“ grundsätzlich die Rechte auf Auskunft, Berichtigung, 2017, (3) View of Philadelphiabrücke 1910 and 2018, (4) Apse of the Church of verwenden Ihre Daten um Ihre gewünschte Abobestellung Löschung, Einschränkung, Datenübertragbarkeit, Widerruf St. John of Nepomuk, 12., Migazziplatz, (1–4) © Museum of the District of Meidling vertragskonform abwickeln zu können. Ohne diese Daten und Widerspruch zu. Wenn Sie glauben, dass die Verarbeitung kann der Vertrag nicht abgeschlossen werden. Ihre Daten Ihrer Daten gegen das Datenschutzrecht verstößt oder Ihre werden wir nur insoweit übermitteln, als dies gesetzlich vor- datenschutzrechtlichen Ansprüche sonst in einer Weise ver- geschrieben ist, wie zum Beispiel an Steuerbehörden, letzt worden sind, können Sie sich bei der Aufsichtsbehörde 54 Rechnungshof, Wirtschaftsprüfer. Wir werden Ihre Daten nur beschweren. In Österreich ist dies die Datenschutzbehörde.

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24 Museum of the District of Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus (15th District) 25 Museum of the District of Simmering (11th District) – Museum 15 Enkplatz 2 Rosinagasse 4 1110 Vienna 1150 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at www.museum15.at 01 / 40 00-11127 01 / 40 00-15127 The Museum of the District of Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus is a museum The Museum of the District of Simmering is dedicated to the mul- of history and an event space. It focuses on the research of every- tifaceted history of the 11th district of Vienna and currently offers day culture, it is a place for encounters, an information platform two exciting special exhibitions: “Sacral Buildings in Simmering” and a cultural venue for children. and “Sven Stäcker’s puppet theatre collection”. CULTURAL WALK IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF THE MUSEUM (6 PM) SCENES FROM THE “PUPPET CIRCUS” (6.15 PM) Learn facts about the 15th district from Dr. Waltraud Zuleger that are Puppet show for children, by Sven Stäcker. interesting and worth knowing. Meeting point: District Museum. CRAZY FAIRY TALES (7.15 PM) TREASURE HUNT (FOR CHILDREN AGED 6 TO 12) (7 PM) Scenic reading for children, by Sven Stäcker. 10 questions about the special exhibition “Church, Temple and HOUSES OF PRAYERS IN SIMMERING IN DETAIL (8.15 PM) Mosque. Sacral Buildings in Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus” will guide the Cultural and historic tour of the exhibition. young museum detectives through the museum. Answer all the “LUSTFUL” – EROTICA FROM THE MIDDLE AGES (9.15 PM) questions correctly and win a small prize! Scenic reading for adults, by Sven Stäcker. “RUDOLFSCRIME” – THEN AND NOW (11 PM) “FULL OF LUST” (11.15 PM) The 15th district as an area of crime and immorality? (Hi)stories about Scenic reading for adults, by Sven Stäcker. reality and misconception. Lecture by Mag. Thomas Reithmayer.

NOTE_ Champagne reception at 5.30 pm: Start into the “ORF Long Night of Museums” at this cozy Vienna district museum!

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26 Museum of the District of Währing (18th District) 27 Museum of the District of Wieden (4th District) Währinger Straße 124 Klagbaumgasse 4 1180 Vienna 1040 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at www.bezirksmuseum.at/wieden 01 / 40 00-18 127 01 / 581 24 72

In new exhibition rooms, the museum shows the newly designed The history of Wieden reflects the history of Vienna from the Middle permanent exhibition on the history of the former villages which to- Ages to the present. The museum’s current special exhibition day constitute the district of Währing and the show kitchen “Working deals with the expulsion of the Jewish population in Wieden 80 and Living around 1900”. Many new exhibits are on show. years ago. SPECIAL EXHIBITION “THE LINIENWALL (OUTER FORTIFICATION)” The new presentation of medieval exhibits includes a handwritten An exhibition by the City of Vienna’s Department of Archaeology antiphonal on parchment from the 14th century, a gothic Madonna in co-operation with the District Museum on the history of the with a baroque head and a copy of the oldest picture of the city of “Linienwall”. Vienna, the “Flight into Egypt” by the “Schottenmeister”, where GUIDED TOURS medieval Wieden is clearly visible. On demand. The District Museum is situated in a former public shower bath, “SCHRAMMEL” MUSIC IN THE SHOW KITCHEN (6.30 PM–8 PM) which was built by the City of Vienna on the site of a medieval The band Altwiener Salonschrammeln will play Viennese songs. infirmary named “Zum Klagbaum” that was operated until 1978. In the former shower room on the first floor, the new exhibition on personal hygiene, sanitation, sewerage and epidemics control can be seen. GUIDED TOUR OF THE EXHIBITION ON SANITATION (7 PM) GUIDED TOUR OF THE EXHIBITION ON THE MIDDLE AGES (8.30 PM) MEDIEVAL BAGPIPE SOUNDS (7 PM–10 PM) With Hubert Sielecki.

IMAGE_ (1) Public shower bath, @ Museum of the District of Wieden, Photo: IMAGE_ (1–3) © Museum of the district of Währing Ortner, (2) Antiphonal, @ Museum of the District of Wieden

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28 Bible Center 29 Museum of the Bohemian Forest Breite Gasse 4–8/ ground ﬂoor Ungargasse 3 1070 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.bibelzentrum.at www.boehmerwaldmuseum.at 01 / 523 82 40

The Bible Center is a place that invites you to get in touch with The museum shows the history of former Bohemia and former the Bible, its history and meaning. Inside the centre with its fas- Moravia and their various historic connections to Vienna. The cinating architecture, a collection of Bibles in approximately 500 museum supports genealogical research including a library and languages from five centuries can be found. In addition, a special personal guidance. exhibition, “Moses – God leads into freedom”, is on display, GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA which allows you to explore a central biblical character. Are you searching for your family roots? Experts are ready to sup- MOSES. GOD LEADS INTO FREEDOM port you and will guide you through the internet. They also assist in (7.30 PM–8 PM, 9.30 PM–10 PM AND 11.30 PM–12 AM) reading old handwritings in parish books and documents. Guided tour through the exhibition. SPECIAL EXHIBITION “MY HOMELAND IN CHANGE – WITH MOSES THROUGH THE DESERT (6 PM–7.30 PM) MÁ VLAST CESTAMI PROMEˇ N” A programme for children. Exhibition in German and Czech about projects of cultural heritage THE BIBLE – A SPECIAL BOOK preservation in the Czech Republic. (8.30 PM–9 PM AND 10.30 PM–11 PM) KEEPING THE OLD DIALECTS ALIVE (FROM 7 PM) Information about the history of the Bible. Listen to the old dialects of the Bohemian Forest on the hour! QUIZ FOR KIDS Start your expedition in the Bohemian Forest, find old tools, wooden shoes and much more – a prize is waiting for you!

NOTE_ You can easily reach the museum in walking distance starting from NOTE_ Catering for visitors: from the ﬂeshpots of Egypt to a land ﬂowing with railway station “Wien Mitte-Landstrasse”. Disabled visitors will be assisted milk and honey, from 7.30 pm. (3 steps only). IMAGE_ (3) © H. Steinrück, (4) © L. Padrul NOTE_ Have some rest and enjoy snacks and a good glass of wine!

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U4 / U6 (Längenfeldgasse) – 59A / 63A (Hans-Mandl- Berufsschule) – 12A (Steinhagegasse) | p. 200 LIEB SEIN 30 Brennpunkt° – Vienna’s Museum of Heating Customs Malfattigasse 4 1120 Vienna IST www.brennpunkt.wien.at 01 / 40 00-34 100 Visit Vienna’s hottest museum! Witness how Ugar-Ugar, the Stone Age man, discovered fire. Mar- vel at live experiments on heat and cold. SCHWER EXHIBITION “FREEZE NOT!” A journey below zero – interesting facts about the cold. GUIDED TOURS EVERY 15 MINUTES As a special service during the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, you need not wait: guided tours are offered on every full quarter ABER of the hour. FITNESS TEST FOR YOUNG AND OLD How fit are you really? Produce energy with your muscular strength! EIGENTLICH AUCH

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31 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna 32 Condomi Museum Ilgplatz 7 Esterházygasse 26 1020 Vienna 1060 Vienna www.circus-clownmuseum.at liebens-wert.at/veranstaltungen/condomi_museum 0676 / 340 75 65 01 / 595 52 55

The Circus and Clown Museum Vienna is an institution unique of At the Condomi Museum, you will see everything! From the early its kind in Europe. It brings to life the history of the famous Vi- beginnings, when sheepskin and co. were still used as a protect- ennese circus artists, the circuses and the music halls from the ion against diseases, to odd inventions and ideas concerning Biedermeier era to the present. Come and immerse yourself in this condoms and contraception. Condoms out of latex have existed poetic and fanciful exhibition. since the 1920s. Still untested at that time, they have under- There will be numerous attractions during the “ORF Long Night of gone considerable transformations since. Being the only way of Museums”. Laugh and marvel at the performances of clowns, ma- contraception before the 60s and the invention of the pill, they gicians, jugglers and mentalists from Vienna’s First Magic Theatre. were later reserved for visits to brothels, and had to be freed from MAGIC SHOWS FOR CHILDREN (6 PM AND 7 PM) taboos again in the 80s and 90s. Today, condoms are considered MUSIC HALL SHOWS FOR ALL AGES very modern, being essential in the prevention of sexually trans- (8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM, 11 PM AND 12 AM) mittable diseases. They are available in vegan and fair trade Watch scenes from the productions of “Prater Variété”, “Cabaret versions or even latex free and are often used as an alternative to Snitzel”, “Zoom Magic” and “Fools Brothers”. hormonal contraception again. The collection, compiled with spec- LEARN HOW TO DO MAGIC TRICKS ial care over more than 20 years, consists of items from almost Magic instructors are ready to help. 100 years of machine-made condoms. It is located in the vaulted GUIDED TOURS cellar of the shop Liebenswert on 100 sqm. Continuous tours of the museum. DEMONSTRATION (7 PM–12 AM) On every full hour, sex educator Ingrid Mack will demonstrate the “Condotestomat” (burst test) and will explain the ideal way of putting on and using condoms. CONTINUOUS GUIDED TOURS AND EXPLANATIONS NOTE_ This year again, visitors will be offered culinary treats. Tours and explanations of the exhibits on demand. NOTE_ Every hundredth visitor will receive a free museum merchandising package as a present. IMAGE_ (2–3) @ Momentegraﬁe IMAGE_ (1–3) © Condomi Museum

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33 Demel Museum 34 Deserters Memorial, Ballhausplatz Kohlmarkt 14 Ballhausplatz 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.demel.com www.deserteursdenkmal.at 01 / 535 17 17-0

In the underground passages of the Imperial and Royal Court Con- To this day, many people are still asking themselves what the fectionary Bakery, visitors are invited to join a small tour on the three-tiered horizontal X at Ballhausplatz represents. The “ORF history of the house of Demel. Figures made of marzipan, sugar Long Night of Museums” serves as a perfect occasion to increase showpieces and a bit of “Demel history” allow a deeper insight the awareness for the Memorial for the Victims of Nazi Military into a part of Viennese tradition. Justice. The memorial created by artist Olaf Nicolai in 2014 con- GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM stitutes the peak of social and legal rehabilitation of Austrian Immerse yourself in the world of Demel, the art of the confectio- Wehrmacht deserters, “Wehrkraftzersetzer” and conscientious ners and the history of the Demel family with two Viennese tour objectors, which is mainly owed to the committee “Justice for the guides. The cellar of the house is full of small, sweet surprises. Victims of Nazi Military Justice” and the Green Party. Guides will be happy to inform you about the background of the memorial at any time during the night. RICHARD WADANI: A WEHRMACHT DESERTER TELLS HIS STORY (7 PM) The 96-year-old deserter Richard Wadani will talk about his resistance to National Socialism, about his defecting to the Allied Forces in the year 1944 and about the harsh welcome he received by his home country after World War II. MORE SHORT TALKS (8 PM–11 PM) On every full hour.

NOTE_ Among the surprises you will also ﬁnd a small sample of Demel sweets. Please bear in mind that the museum is small and allow for longer waiting times. NOTE_ Kunsthalle Wien dedicates a comprehensive exhibition to Olaf Nicolai, NOTE_ Indulge in a Demel Sachertorte freshly glazed by the confectioners from “There Is No Place Before Arrival” (p. 101). 5 pm to 11 pm (€ 6,50 per piece). IMAGE_ (1–2) Photos: © Iris Ranzinger

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35 designforum Wien 36 Dialogue in the Dark Q21/MuseumsQuartier Wien Freyung 6 Museumsplatz 1 1010 Vienna 1070 Vienna www.imdunkeln.at www.designforum.at/w 01 / 890 60 60 01 / 524 49 49-0 designforum Wien is an exhibition and event space with a focus Discover the unseen: losing sight of daily routine! on design. It sees itself as a competence, service, and liaison Dialogue in the Dark is an exhibition where you won’t see anything centre where some serious thought is given to design, its tasks, at all. In small groups visitors are led through completely darkened and its significance. It is a place that encourages the exchange of rooms by blind or visually impaired guides. Due to absolute absence ideas among designers, the business world, and a design-minded of light everyday situations turn into an appealing adventure… public. designforum Wien also accommodates the headquarters of With sharpened senses you will hear sounds in a new intensity, designaustria, the professional association of Austrian designers. feel the wind on your skin, and smell the forest floor like never EXHIBITION “GO WEST! AMERICAN ILLUSTRATION” before. At the end of the tour you can even stimulate your taste The American illustration scene, with its creative individualism buds in the dark bar! and its wealth of adopted and home-grown talent, is perhaps the GUIDED TOURS – LIMITED NUMBERS! (6 PM–12.30 AM) most vibrant and influential visual culture in the world. With the Tours begin every 10 minutes with max. 8 participants. At 6 pm, exhibition “Go West!”, the designforum Wien presents a selection reservation cards for the tours will be handed out, max. 320 spots. of 16 of the very best illustrators working in the USA, from young Reservation cards available only upon presentation of the “ORF talent on the rise to established veterans, each one displaying Long Night of Museums” ticket. Children are very welcome – how- their own unique vision. ever, they do need a reservation card, too. Curated by Peter Diamond. GUIDED TOUR (8 PM)

NOTE_ Suitable for people of all ages. NOTE_ Limited capacity of only 320 spots – please understand that not everybody can be granted a place for the tours. NOTE_ At the same location you can explore the world of deaf people and learn some sign language at the new exhibition “HANDS UP”. Separate reservation card necessary. Further information on page 84. IMAGE_ (1) © Jana Madzigon, (2) © Peter Diamond IMAGE_ (1–4) © Dialogue in the Dark

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37 The Future of Memory – Museum Simon Wiesenthal Rabensteig 3 1010 Vienna museum.vwi.ac.at 01 / 890 15 14-16 Simon Wiesenthal (1908–2005) dedicated his life after the Holo- caust to the uncovering and the criminal prosecution of the crimes of National Socialism. His motives were as clear as the task was complex: justice for the victims and a warning for coming generations. Simon Wiesenthal’s thought and work are the foundations of the Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI). The three early modern vaults on the ground floor of the institute building, which have housed the Simon Wiesenthal Museum since January 2017, are thus foundations in a dual sense. The core of this little museum is formed by biographical and personal documents as well as video extracts and archival materials from his estate. TOURS THROUGH THE EXHIBITION Every hour on the hour (max. 15 participants). JEWISH SLAVES IN A “JUDENREINE” CITY (7.30 PM AND 9.30 PM) The topography of Hungarian-Jewish forced labour in Vienna’s first district 1944/45. WIESENTHAL BETWEEN “FAKE NEWS” AND “HATE SPEECH” (8.30 PM AND 10.30 PM) Aspects of his method and reactions to his work at home and abroad.

NOTE_ Please bring a valid ID! IMAGE_ (1–4) © Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI)

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38 Dom Museum Wien 39 Dorotheum Stephansplatz 6 Dorotheergasse 17 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.dommuseum.at www.dorotheum.com 01 / 515 52-5300 01 / 515 60-0

Dom Museum Wien reopened in 2017 following a major architectural Dorotheum, one of the largest auction houses in the world and the redesign and re-structuring. Historic treasures from St. Stephen’s leading auction house in the centre of Europe, offers its customers Cathedral and the Archdiocese, avant-garde classics from the legend- more than 600 auctions a year for over 40 departments. In ad- ary Otto Mauer Collection, and contemporary art create an inspiring dition to art and antiques, Dorotheum focuses heavily on design. and engaging experience for visitors. The brand new design of the During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, an installation by historic building, which features spectacular views of the cathedral, Thomas Feichtner will be on display in the foyer at Dorotheum. allows for an exciting juxtaposition of old and new. A round glass The bench is titled “Sphere” and is made of computer-generated elevator, encircled by an elegant winding staircase, takes visitors up splines and fine stainless steel wires. to the museum galleries, where they are met, among many other ARTIST TALK (8 PM) things, by the oldest portrait of the western world: the 14th century Thomas Feichtner talks about his installation. likeness of Habsburg ruler Rudolf IV. EXHIBITION “ART PORCELAIN ART” ON THE FIRST FLOOR DESIGN YOUR OWN WAFER PACKAGE (6 PM–8 PM) To celebrate 300 years of “Wiener Porzellan”, the Augarten manu- Create your own personalised packaging for Neapolitan wafers, factory asked ten Austrian artists to reimagine this traditional, inspired by St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the museum objects. precious material and to create their own fascinating pieces. The EXHIBITION WALKTHROUGH “SHOW ME YOUR WOUND” resulting works by Andreas Fogarasi, Plamen Dejanoff, Dorothee (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) Golz, Peter Kogler, Hans Kupelwieser, Rosemarie Lukasser, Rita Artistic depictions of wounds and vulnerability, from the Middle Novak, Hubert Scheibl, Thomas Stimm and Otto Zitko will be on Ages until today. Numbered tickets available at the desk as of 6 pm. display at Dorotheum, in a curated show by Edelbert Köb. First-come, first-served.

NOTE_ For those who wish to experience an auction, a small auction of design objects will be held. IMAGE_ (1–2) © Dorotheum, (3) © Thomas Feichtner Studio, (4) “Horse Tail IMAGE_ (1–2) Photos: Hertha Hurnaus / DMW, (3) Photo: Lena Deinhardstein / DMW Vase”, © Hans Kupelwieser

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40 Electronics Museum 41 Ernst Fuchs Museum Donaustadtstraße 45 Hüttelbergstraße 26 1220 Vienna 1140 Vienna www.htl-donaustadt.at/info/elektronikmuseum www.ernstfuchsmuseum.at 01 / 201 05-0 01 / 914 85 75

Get in touch with vintage telephones, tube radios, mono and colour The villa, which was built in 1888 by the world-famous architect television sets, a satellite, computers, tape- and video machines Otto Wagner, was saved from ruin in 1972 by Ernst Fuchs and has – most of those still in working order. And do not miss the special been a private museum open to visitors since 1988. The seven exhibitions designed for the “ORF Long Night of Museums”! mag nificently decorated rooms contain the world’s largest collec- INFLATABLE PUBLIC SPACE (7 PM–9.30 PM) tion of oil paintings, drawings, etchings, sculptures and applied Have a look at the outer space with your feet still on earth. The art by the master of Fantastic Realism. show starts every half and full hour limited to 20 visitors per show. Stroll through the artist’s former private chambers and admire Get your free admission card at the cash desk. his specially designed furniture, inlays and fabrics. The colourful COMPUTER TIME TRAVEL fin-de-siècle stained glass windows were designed by Adolf Böhm. Get your hands on a vintage computer. EXHIBITION “VIENNESE SALON CULTURE AROUND 1900” AIRBUS A320 FLIGHT SIMULATOR The history of the Viennese salon provides ample food for thought Copilots aged 14 and older are welcome. Real-time flight duration in a new exhibition hosted in the beautiful villa once owned by is approx. 20 minutes. Get your free admission card at the cash Otto Wagner. It recreates a portrait of the era using a blend of cul- desk. For younger visitors additional computer simulations are tural, political and sociological components. available. GUIDED TOURS (6.30 PM, 8 PM, 9.30 PM AND 11 PM) CAR RACING For visitors aged 3 to 99.

NOTE_ Bric-a-brac market. NOTE_ Small snacks, desserts and drinks will be provided. NOTE_ Operating times of the buses on line 94A will be prolonged until 1 am between the stops U2 Stadlau and Deinleingasse. NOTE_ Refreshments will be available from a caterer on the roofed terrace. IMAGE_ (1) © Public Space, (2) Part of the radio exhibition, (3) Vintage NOTE_ Operating times of the buses on line 52A will be prolonged until 1 am Computer C64, (4) Airbus A320 cockpit view between the stops Campingplatz Wien-West 1 and Hütteldorf.

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42 Vienna’s First School Museum Breitenleer Straße 263 1220 Vienna schulmuseum.schule.wien.at 0660 / 680 56 86

The society of the “Wiener Schul Museum” (Vienna’s School Mu- seum) was founded in 1992. It has set its focus on documenting the multi-faceted development of education in Vienna and on comprising and merging existing collections. The society’s special aim is to not only show museum exhibits but also put them to the test and to compare them to modern teaching materials, thus accentuating innovative teaching concepts. WHAT SCHOOL WAS LIKE 100 YEARS AGO (FROM 6 PM) A classroom from the time around 1900. EXHIBITION “FROM QUILL TO SABRE” School during World War I. GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION (6.30 PM AND 8 PM) STUDIOTICKETS CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME “FANTASTIC WORLD OF SOUNDS” High / deep, loud / quiet – How sounds are made. SICHERN! ES ERWARTEN SIE KURIOSE FRAGEN, WITZIGE ANTWORTEN UND VIEL SPASS MIT OLIVER BAIER UND SEINER PROMINENTEN RATERUNDE.

Tickets für WAS GIBT ES NEUES? und weitere Sendungen erhältlich unter: tickets.ORF.at Kombiticket-Tipp: WAS GIBT ES NEUES? & ORF-Back stage- Führung. 76 Alle Infos dazu unter: backstage.ORF.at

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43 Fire Department Museum Vienna 44 FLiP – Erste Financial Life Park Am Hof 7 Am Belvedere 1 1010 Vienna 1100 Vienna www.feuerwehr.wien.at www.ﬁnanciallifepark.at 01 / 531 99-51507 050 100-11900

Explore the history of firefighting at the place where the oldest The FLiP is an independent, barrier-free learning environment professional fire brigade in the world was founded. While the fire that offers fun, hands-on education in money matters. The focus trucks leave the station from the ground floor, you can experience is on financial knowledge in an economic, social and global the world of firefighting on the first floor. Find out about the de- context. Visi tors receive specially configured tablets, which guide velopment of firefighting in general by exploring the history of the them virtually through the FLiP experience. The visitor groups are municipal fire brigade. In the exhibition you can discover big inci- accompanied by educators on their way through the ‘learning dents of the past, like the fire in the Ringtheater or in the Rotunda. trail’, who ensure that no open questions remain. The combination SPECIAL EXHIBITION “VIENNA PALACE OF JUSTICE FIRE” of digital media technology and personal communication by the The current special exhibition shows documents and objects relat- trained educators creates a novel and unique visitor experience. ing to the fire in the Palace of Justice. On 15th July, 1927 demon- At the FLiP three different tours are offered to address individual strators set the building on fire and hindered the fire brigade from questions and cater to the needs of different age groups. Detec- extinguishing it. Soon, the whole Palace of Justice was ablaze and tives from 10 to 14 years, Explorers from 15 to 17 years and Experts it took the firefighters until the next morning to bring the fire under from 18 years and above. control. FLIP HIGHLIGHT TOURS (6 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) PRESENTATIONS, EVERY 45 MINUTES Experience FLiP and its five knowledge stations in a one hour tour. During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, presentations on spe- FLIP KNOWLEDGE STORE (1ST FLOOR) (6 PM–1 AM) cial topics such as the special exhibition, the fire in the Ringthe- Embark on a treasure hunt through the Knowledge Store! ater or the fire in the Rotunda will be held in 45-minute intervals. FLIP SPECIAL EXHIBITION – “UP IN THE AIR / IN DER SCHWEBE” CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (GROUND FLOOR) Extinguish fire like the real firefighters. The effects of Brexit on everyday life.

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45 Torture Museum 46 Frederick Kiesler Foundation Fritz-Grünbaum-Platz 1, Esterházypark Mariahilfer Straße 1b / Top 1 1060 Vienna 1060 Vienna www.foltermuseum.at www.kiesler.org 01 / 595 45 93 01 / 513 07 75

The torture museum is located in a former World War II air-raid Frederick Kiesler (1890–1965) was an Austrian-American ar- shelter beneath the Esterházypark in Vienna. The exhibition shows chitect, artist, theorist, furniture and set designer. His visionary the development of the judicial system in Europe from antiquity to ideas and interdisciplinary approach impacted on his contempora- the modern age. The information is presented in an entertaining ries and are still relevant for today’s artistic production. way and takes the visitors back to the times of their ancestors. EXHIBITION “VIENNA 1924. HOTSPOT OF THE AVANT-GARDE” Where were the places of execution located? Which methods of For a short time Vienna became the centre of the avant-garde. In torture were applied during the time of Maria Theresa? How and 1924, Frederick Kiesler organised the “International Exhibition of why did people get burned as sorcerers and witches? These and New Theater Techniques” as part of the Vienna Music and Theatre many more questions are answered by means of a multitude of Festival. He collected hundreds of theatre concepts, stage decora- exhibits and scientific texts. tions and costume designs, posters and models, inter alia from The organisers of this museum are, of course, strongly opposed Russia, Italy, Germany, France and Austria. The who’s who of the to torture. For them, the purpose of exhibiting the tools of torture, avant-garde met at the exhibition in the Wiener Konzerthaus. This execution, and punishment is to act as a warning. Correspondingly, enabled an exchange between the artists of Futurism, Construc- the curators of the museum have endeavored to make the exhibi- tivism, the Bauhaus and the artists of the De Stijl movement. This tion as educational as possible, as well as entertaining. unique guest performance by the avant-garde in Vienna will be MEDIEVAL LIVE MUSIC (FROM 6.30 PM) presented to the public in a focused studio exhibition. Medieval music accompanying the exhibition of legal history in the CONTINUOUS TOURS AND EXPLANATIONS Middle Ages.

IMAGE_ (1) Portrait Frederick Kiesler, Berlin c. 1920, (2) International Exhibition of New Theater Techniques, Vienna 1924, (3) Frederick Kiesler Foundation, (1–3) © Frederick Kiesler Foundation

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47 Money Museum of the 48 The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Oesterreichische Nationalbank Fine Arts Vienna at Theatermuseum Otto-Wagner-Platz 3 Lobkowitzplatz 2 1090 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.oenb.at/moneymuseum www.akademiegalerie.at 01 / 404 20-9222 01 / 588 16-2201 Visit the Money Museum – the public face of the Austrian central The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna has moved bank! to its guest location at the Theatermuseum’s Palais Lobkowitz – NEW PERMANENT EXHIBITION “MONEY” for around three years during the renovation on Schillerplatz. This As the Money Museum celebrates its 15th anniversary, it presents offers a chance to re-discover the collection in a new hang in the a new permanent exhibition: Discover the history of money from baroque rooms. Together with the highlight of Hieronymus Bosch’s barter to the euro and learn about the history of the Oesterreichi- Last Judgment, the display includes major paintings by Titian, Rubens, sche Nationalbank and its current tasks. Van Dyck or Rembrandt as well as Tiepolo, Guardi and Füger. SPECIAL EXHIBITION “STORYLINES OF MONEY” Hourly guided tours of the permanent and special exhibitions: The special exhibition explores the imagery of coins as a visual t FROM CRANACH TO FÜGER – NEW PRESENTATION OF THE PUBLIC reflection of Europe’s shared heritage, ranging from coin names COLLECTION (6 PM AND 9 PM) shared by more than one country to coins minted to emphasise Highlights tour. dynastic ties. t CARLO NAYA – VENICE IN EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY (7 PM AND 10 PM) LIFT A GOLD BAR Guided tour. Experience the sensation of holding 12.5 kilograms of pure gold t BOSCH & KANTOR / MAXIM KANTOR: THE LAST JUDGEMENT in your hands. (8 PM AND 11 PM) QUIZ Guided tour. Take part in a quiz and win one of five 2018 Austrian brilliant un- circulated euro coin sets. KIDS’ CORNER (6 PM–11 PM) Build your own medieval money box! NOTE_ The programme of the Theatermuseum can be found on p. 159. IMAGE_ (1) Hieronymus Bosch, “Last Judgment triptych”, detail, c. 1490 – c. 1505, oiltempera on wood, © The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, (2) Maxim Kantor, “Last Judgement”, 2018, (3) Carlo Naya, “The Riva Degli Schiavoni in Venice”, around 1870, © Graphic Collection of the Academy of NOTE_ Small snack bar open throughout the “Long Night”. Fine Arts Vienna

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49 HANDS UP – Immerse yourself in the deaf world 50 Real Handcraft by Austrian Limited Schottenstift, Freyung 6 in the Austrian National Library 1010 Vienna Josefsplatz www.handsup.wien 1015 Vienna 01 / 890 60 60 www.austrian-limited.at/handwerk 0664 / 421 29 99 What is it like to live without hearing? Try it now! Immerse yourself The exhibition “Real Handcraft by Austrian Limited”, which is loca- in the silence. Without hearing or talking, you walk through the ted in the Austrian National Library, focuses on traditional handi- exhibition – guided by a deaf guide. craft and its progress into today’s digital age. The visitors will be able Express yourself with your face and your body. Learn Austrian Sign to gain insights into manufacturing parts of modern craftwork – Language. Play the quiz. Understand barriers and solutions for the fascination of handcraft will be perceptible in different areas. deaf people. Experience music anew and watch poetry, literature The different stages allow visitors to look over a shoemaker’s or news in sign language. shoulder and experience how customised shoes are made. Also ONLY GUIDED TOURS – LIMITED SPACES (6 PM–12.15 AM) a jeweller shows how he works in today’s modern age of digiti- Short tours begin every 15 minutes with max. 12 participants. At sation. The visitors learn interesting facts about local delicacies 6 pm, reservation cards for the tours will be handed out to owners and the Austrian way of cooking. Immerse yourself in the world of of “ORF Long Night of Museums” tickets (max. 312 cards). Children handcraft and gain special knowlegde in manufacturing, quality, are welcome, but need a reservation card, too. persistence, sustainability and Austrian values. JOSEF ZOTTER: “HANDCRAFT MERGES WITH INNOVATION” (6.30 PM) Josef Zotter talks about the digitisation in Austrian manufactories and the use of robots. ANDREAS GUGUMUCK: “FUTURE FOOD” (7.30 PM) A talk about the biology, breeding and processing of escargots “Helix aspersa”.

NOTE_ Suitable for people of all ages. NOTE_ Limited capacity of only 312 spots – please understand that not everybody can be granted a place for the tours. NOTE_ In the same venue, you can also visit the partner exhibition “Dialogue in the Dark” (p. 69) in totally dark rooms to experience every-day life of blind people. Separate reservation card needed. IMAGE_ (1) © Julia Sallinger, (2) © Lottmann, (3) © Michael Hochfellner, IMAGE_ (1–4) © equalizent, Photos: Sabine Gruber (4) © Manuel Kuss

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51 Haus der Musik Seilerstätte 30 1010 Vienna www.hdm.at 01 / 513 48 50

Haus der Musik is an interactive sound museum located in the heart of Vienna’s city centre. The exhibition spaces at Haus der Musik offer new innovative approaches to music. THE VIRTUAL CONDUCTOR Have a go at conducting the Vienna Philharmonic! Each visitor has a chance to do this with the Virtual Conductor. NAMADEUS “Namadeus” is an interactive music programme, offering visitors of Haus der Musik the opportunity to playfully turn their names into original Mozart interpretations. VIRTO|STAGE / ZOO CONCERT The heart-warming story, based on Marko Simsa’s children’s book, is brought to new life on the interactive virto|stage. LIVE ON STAGE Young singer-songwriters from Vienna live on stage in the inner 23.–24. NOV 2018 courtyard. MARX HALLE, WIEN

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52 Museum of Military History 53 )PGNPCJMJFOEFQPUt Ghegastraße, Arsenal, Objekt 18 Vienna Imperial Furniture Collection 1030 Vienna Andreasgasse 7 www.hgm.at 1070 Vienna 01 / 795 61-0 www.hofmobiliendepot.at 01 / 524 33 57 At the Austrian Military Museum, military history and history of More than 4,000 objects from the Baroque to the present day warfare, technology and science, art and architecture merge into show how interiors have changed over the centuries. The exhibi- a unique entity. tion “Wagner, Hoffmann, Loos and Viennese Modernist Furniture EXHIBITION “A NIGHT IN WALLENSTEIN’S CAMP” Design” is only on until 7 October. Now is your chance to see it! The Defenestration of Prague in 1618 triggered a war that had in WAGNER, HOFFMANN, LOOS (6.30 PM AND 8.15 PM) its kind not been seen in Europe ever before. Today it is known Guided tour with exhibition curator Dr. Eva B. Ottillinger. as the Thirty Years’ War. The Austrian Reenactment Society will HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MUSEUM (7.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 11 PM AND 12 AM) give visitors of the museum an understanding of the era of 1618 THE RED ARCHDUCHESS (6 PM AND 8.30 PM) by means of equipment, weapons and military drills. True to the E.J. Harriet as the scandal-ridden daughter of Crown Prince Rudolf. motto: living history! One of the highlights will be a diorama with NOBODY SAW HIM AS I DID (8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) more than 2,000 figures. Florian Sedivy as Emperor Francis Joseph’s valet. DEMONSTRATIONS (7 PM, 9 PM AND 11 PM) “SISSI IN THE MOVIES” TOUR (7 PM, 10.30 PM AND 11.30 PM) Military drill, weapons and equipment from the time of the Thirty Marking Romy Schneider’s 80th birthday. Years’ War. FROM MODEL TO WORK (7.45 PM AND 8.45 PM) CHILDREN'S PROGRAMME (6 PM–10 PM) Werner Nussbaumer: How a piece of furniture comes into being. Stories corner, figure painting and much more. THE SCENTS OF SCHLOSS HOF (6 PM–10 PM) Make mixtures with herbs from Schloss Hof to take home with you. HANDICRAFTS IN THE CHILDREN’S STUDIO (6 PM–10 PM) Ages 5 and above.

NOTE_ Snacks and refreshments in the foyer. NOTE_ Exhibits also labelled in English. IMAGE_ (1) © BMobV, Lammerhuber, (2) © BMobV/Jupiter Film, (3) © SKB, NOTE_ Free stew for all visitors from 10 pm to 11 pm! Knaack, (4) © Harriet/Schifﬂ

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54 Josephinum 55 Jewish Museum Vienna Währinger Straße 25 Dorotheergasse 11 1090 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.josephinum.ac.at www.jmw.at 01 / 401 60-26001 01 / 535 04 31

The Josephinum was founded in 1785 by Emperor Joseph II as a The Jewish Museum Vienna at Palais Eskeles in Dorotheergasse medico-surgical military academy, and it is the historical gateway offers exhibitions on the Austrian Jewish history, religion and tra- to the Medical University of Vienna. A highlight of the museum’s dition. exhibition is the world-famous, 18th century anatomical wax model CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME “SALON – SELFMADE” collection. (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM AND 8.30 PM) EXHIBITION “THE MEDICAL FACULTY OF VIENNA 1938–1945” Inspired by the exhibition on Jewish salon culture, children design To mark the 80th anniversary of Austria’s annexation into Nazi the furnishings for their own salon. Germany and the tragic consequences it brought with it, the Jose- From the age of 6 upwards. phinum is staging a comprehensive exhibition to show its impact THE PLACE TO BE. SALONS – SPACES OF EMANCIPATION – on the Vienna Medical Faculty. HIGHLIGHTS IN 30 MINUTES (7 PM, 9 PM AND 12 AM) “CHIASMATA 17–18. ANNA ARTAKER/TATIANA LECOMTE” Get to know the famous Viennese salonières like Fanny von The exhibition of Anna Artaker and Tatiana Lecomte at the Jose- Arnstein, Eugenie Schwarzwald or Berta Zuckerkandl. phinum combines works by two important Austrian contemporary BETWEEN JERUSALEM AND VIENNA. ON THE ROAD WITH TEDDY KOLLEK artists who, in their oeuvre, reference historical developments and – HIGHLIGHTS IN 30 MINUTES (6.30 PM, 8.30 PM AND 11 PM) scientific practices of the 20th century while exploring their social Accompany Teddy Kollek from his bar mitzvah in Vienna, to the and psychological impact. founding of the Israel Museum, up to the reopening of the Jewish KLEZMER RELOADED – SHEVCHENKO / GOLEBIOWSKI Museum Vienna. Inspired by jazz, folk, classic, funk, tango and oriental sounds, LITERARY AND MUSICAL HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE VIENNESE SALONS “klezmer reloaded” present traditional Jewish music in a very (8 PM AND 9.30 PM) distinguished style. Burgtheater actor Robert Reinagl reads from texts of the saloniè- res, as well as from the accounts of the salon guests. Music: Melissa Coleman, cello.

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58 Emperor Francis Joseph Hat Museum 56 Imperial & Royal Wine Treasure Vaults Piaristengasse 45 1080 Vienna www.piaristenkeller.at 01 / 406 01 93 The Emperor Francis Joseph Hat Museum is an interactive museum situated in the middle of a 300-year-old monastery wine cellar. In addition to valuable collector’s items in the showcases, the hat museum offers individual hats from the “good old times” which may be worn during the guided tour of the interactive museum. GUIDED MUSEUM TOURS jetzt In contrast to the traditional approach of museums, where visi- # tors just look at the objects, guests of the tour programme at the Emperor Francis Joseph Hat Museum and the Imperial and Royal Wine Treasure Vaults can actually ‘experience’ the active effect of history and spirit of the imperial times by putting on an original Viennese hat. By wearing those hats, visitors slip into the roles of the personali- ties of the Viennese society of the past, and are then encouraged to take an active part in old Austrian imperial court customs of the 19th century (such as hand kissing). The main emphasis of the hat museum is on hats from the time of Emperor Francis Joseph I, which was an outstanding period considering the diversity of headwear worn by the noble Viennese society and the splendid uniforms of the imperial army.

NOTE_ Take part in some wine tasting in the wine cellar during your visit and enjoy a glass of Sisi sparkling wine (€ 3,–) – a treat for the palate and the soul. Children are offered a glass of “Scout special” (€ 1,–).

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59 Klimt Villa 60 Austro-Hungarian Naval Archive Feldmühlgasse 11 Schwarzspanierstraße 15/2/22 1130 Vienna 1090 Vienna www.klimtvilla.at www.kuk-kriegsmarine.at/archiv 01 / 876 11 25 0676 / 518 83 91

The Klimt Villa Wien houses the studio which the artist used from It has generally been forgotten that Austria once had a navy and 1912 up to his death in 1918. At today’s address of Feldmühlgas- a merchant navy, since Dalmatia, Istria, Trieste and Venice once se 11, he rented a summer house where he, according to his own were part of Austria. words, was “labouring” on his works. The house itself has had an The Austro-Hungarian Naval Archive (KMA) has made it its task to unsteady history and has been revitalised on the occasion of the keep the memory of this navy alive, in the form of models, objects, Klimt year 2012. A permanent exhibition about Klimt’s studio is on uniforms and a specialised library. display, as well as the special exhibition “Klimt Lost”. Normally, the archives are open only for members or on appoint- SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION ment. The “ORF Long Night of Museums” is once again an oppor- (6 PM, 6.30 PM, 7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) tunity for the general public to discover and get to know the KMA. PAINTING AND DRAWING LIKE GUSTAV KLIMT (6 PM–8 PM) LECTURE (7 PM AND 10 PM) For children ages 6 to 11. Naval historian Georg Pawlik will talk about “Line-crossing cere- monies on Imperial and Royal warships – A forgotten tradition”. LECTURE (8 PM AND 11 PM) Austrian naval historian Dr. Klaus Körner will report, “It did not start with Tegetthoff! – Five centuries of Austrian naval history”. MODEL MAKING (9 PM) Hans Hofmann will present “From the sea to the bathtub – Sub- marines as models”.

NOTE_ The KMA is located on the 3rd ﬂoor, accessible by elevator! NOTE_ Small snacks and drinks are available and numerous rare maritime NOTE_ Surprise presents for the ﬁrst 100 visitors. books are for sale. IMAGE_ (1) North Facade Klimt Villa, (2) Reception room Klimt Villa, IMAGE_ (1) Naval Figurines, (2) Figurehead “Spalato”, (3) Seaplane K202, (3) “Klimt Lost” exhibition, (1–3) © Klimt Villa (1–3) © KMA

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61 KOLJA KRAMER FINE ARTS 62 Museum of Nursing Loft 9 11, Art Area Brotfabrik, Absberggasse 27 Health care and nursing school at the 1100 Vienna Wilhelminenspital, Montleartstraße 37 www.koljakramer.com 1160 Vienna 01 / 600 74 55 www.wienkav.at/kav/ausbildung/allgemein/wil 01 / 491 59-5010 Kolja Kramer Fine Arts has a strong focus on the latest contem- Experience the development of nursing from Antiquity to the porary art, young art and street art. Within this framework young art present in interactive guided tours and on the basis of authentic plays a significant role in opening new windows which are beyond exhibits. dedication to the established positions of contemporary art. Kolja CONTINUOUS GUIDED TOURS WITH HISTORIC FIGURES Kramer Fine Arts wants to be part of the fascinating early stage of Meet historic figures, such as the Goddess Hygieia, Florence Night- art historical speculation, and also concentrates on regional art ingale or Henry Dunant in a military hospital. Learn about correct production from Vienna seen in an international context. hand hygiene supervised by Ignaz Semmelweis. BEST OF STREET ART VIENNA PRESENTATION OF NURSE EDUCATION THROUGH THE AGES You will see a fine selection of street art, a concentration on aes- An overview of the education – from the former “attendant” to the thetic, conceptual, socio-politically relevant works with a focus on professionalisation of nursing today. artistic approaches, also focusing on the “studio production” of FASHION SHOW (9 PM) street artists. Experience a fashion show of historic costumes and current uni- STREET ART WORKSHOP (7 PM–10 PM) forms from different countries. You will learn about the production processes, materials and NURSING MEDAL EXHIBITION activities of street art. Guided by street artists you create street Nursing medals and decorations in the course of time – a collec- art yourself. tion of Vlastimil Kozon. GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION (7 PM–11 PM) CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 PM–1 AM) Children’s quiz with small prizes.

NOTE_ Meet Hildegard von Bingen at the medieval corner, treat yourself to her herbal delicacies and relax at the nostalgic coffeeshop. IMAGE_ (1–4) © WIL-Museum, (1–2) Photos: Kelety, (3) Photo: Steuding, IMAGE_ (1–4) © photos: KK / Video Oner, Deadbeathero, Skirl, Ruin (4) Photo: Rinkhy

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63 Kuffner Observatory 64 KUNST HAUS WIEN Museum Hundertwasser Johann-Staud-Straße 10 Untere Weißgerberstraße 13 1160 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.planetarium.wien www.kunsthauswien.com 01 / 89 17 41 50-000 01 / 71 20 491

The Kuffner Observatory, an observatory from the time of Histo- The artist and visionary Friedensreich Hundertwasser himself rism, is located on Gallitzinberg in the district of Ottakring. It used designed the extraordinary museum. It presents its own collection to belong to an industrial magnate of the Austro-Hungarian Mon- and big international photography exhibitions as well as topics of archy and has still retained its historical appearance. The Kuffner sustainability and ecology. Observatory is home to a significant collection of astronomical The exhibition “Still Life. Obstinacy of Things” deals with the po- in struments from the 19th century, made by the renowned com- pular genre of still lifes in contemporary photography. panies Repsold and Sons in Hamburg and Steinheil in Munich. QUICK TOURS The great refractor, the meridian circle, the vertical circle and the t EXHIBITION “STILL LIFE” (8 PM–10.30 PM) heliometer were restored between 1993 and 2002 and adapted t MUSEUM HUNDERTWASSER (7 PM–9 PM) for the use in education and in the museum. Currently, astronomy HANDICRAFT WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN FROM 6 TO 12 (6 PM–8 PM) tours and seminars for the public are offered all year round. Make 3D cards out of colourful paper on the topic of still lifes UNIVERSE UNPLUGGED – WITH WERNER GRUBER (FROM 6.30 PM) yourself. “Science Buster” Werner Gruber shows gigantic experiments from JOIN IN WITH THE “GIVE AND TAKE” STILL LIFE AND TAKE PICTURES the almost infinite fields of physics and astronomy. Experience an YOURSELF (FROM 7 PM) exciting evening of astronomy, explore the historical Kuffner Ob- Visitors are invited to help arrange a table for presents / thanks- servatory, and do not miss your chance to look through the more giving table as a contemporary still life. #stillleben #giveandtake than 125-year-old telescope.

NOTE_ Late Bus Service: In the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, buses on line 46B connecting the stops Ottakring and Feuerwache am Steinhof will run until 1am.

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65 Art Forum Ebendorf Raumacht 66 Kunsthalle Wien Ebendorferstraße 8 MuseumsQuartier Wien 1010 Vienna Museumsplatz 1 0676 / 965 62 22 1070 Vienna kunsthallewien.at 01 / 521 89-0 The art forum is a young project, established in 1998, aiming at Kunsthalle Wien is the institution of the City of Vienna dedicated to a dialogue between contemporary art, church life and student life international contemporary art and discourse. The current exhibition in the space of the Catholic student community in Vienna, thus “There Is No Place Before Arrival” by the artist Olaf Nicolai encou- contin uing the great tradition of Otto Mauer (“Geist und Form”) in rages visitors to look into the power of photography in the media. a new way. The Art Forum Raumacht is a platform for young artists KIDS’ PROGRAMME “A TRIP TO THE COLOURFUL LABYRINTH and their first exhibitions, introducing their works to the public, OF PICTURES” (6.30 PM–7.30 PM) and by this also allowing people who would not normally encounter Discover the exhibition of the artist Olaf Nicolai, be inspired by contemporary art to come into contact with it. the huge floor paintings and make an oversized floor collage of SPECIAL EXHIBITION patterns, shapes and colours together. A hands-on workshop for An exhibition overview of previous projects of the art forum. children up to 12 years. EXHIBITION “VERENA WENINGER” (FROM 8 PM) GUIDED TOUR “WHAT REMAINS OF PICTURES” (8 PM–9 PM) “The startig point of my work are finds from the city, countryside, Art educators will discuss topics and backgrounds of the presented forests and fields. I am interested in their cultural, historical, and works. In doing so, they examine the question of what people anthropological content. The process of disassembling, sewing remembered from the daily flood of newspaper photos and whether and making collages leads to creating allegorical sculptures and the pictures are still legible without their original context. finding an approach to the notion of wilderness.” (Verena Wenin- SPECIAL TOUR “ACOUSTIC IMAGES WHILE WALKING” (9 PM–10 PM) ger). Students of the MAE study programme of the Music and Art Private The artist will be present until 11 pm. University of the City of Vienna interpret the exhibition “There Is No CURATOR’S TOUR OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION Place Before Arrival” with instruments and voice. On demand. GUIDED TOURS IN THE EDITH STEIN CHAPEL (10 PM, 11 PM AND 12 AM) NOTE_ The programme around the ﬁrst Deserters’ Monument created by Olaf Nicolai can be found on p. 67. IMAGE_ (1–2) © Kunsthalle Wien, (3) Kunsthalle Wien Museumsquartier, © Kunsthalle Wien 2014, Photo: Stephan Wyckoff

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67 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien 68 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Maria-Theresien-Platz Imperial Treasury 1010 Vienna Hofburg, Schweizerhof www.khm.at 1010 Vienna 01 / 525 24-0 www.khm.at 01 / 525 24-0 Experience one of the world’s most important museums and its Austria is currently holding the presidency of the Council of the fascinating collections! European Union. This is the occasion for lively debates about what MUSEUM FOR EVERYONE (7 PM–11 PM) Europe is, and what it should be in the future. The Imperial Treasury Highlight tours and curators’ tours every half hour – through the is well-suited as a forum for this discourse, since many of the Picture Gallery, the Kunstkammer, the Collection of Greek and objects preserved here are directly related to Europe’s past. For Roman Antiquities and the Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection. example, the crown of the Holy Roman Empire, dissolved in 1806, GUIDED TOURS IN ENGLISH as well as the crown of the Austrian Empire. These two insignia are 8 pm: Picture Gallery & Kunstkammer Wien central symbols of Europe’s history. 10 pm: Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities, and Egyptian The project “It’s All About Europe” seeks to spotlight the and Near Eastern Collection & Kunstkammer Wien continent’s cultural diversity. It is from the European perspective GENTES DANUBII (7.30 PM, 9.30 PM AND 10.30 PM) then that twelve objects are examined afresh. The intention is to About the life and daily routine of civilians and soldiers in Roman elucidate the historic context in which these works of art were antiquity. created, and thereby to make perceptible the diverse roots from ON A WORLD TOUR IN THE MUSEUM: FROM EGYPT TO AMSTERDAM which the “European Idea” grew. AND STILL FURTHER IT’S ALL ABOUT EUROPE! (7 PM, 8 PM AND 9 PM) 7 pm, 8 pm and 9 pm: Guided tours for children Guided tours with the director of the Treasury, Fritz Fischer. 7.30 pm–10 pm: Create your own tour worlds in the studio. Have Get to understand Europe’s roots and learn about the crown of the you caught the travel bug and now feel a desire for discovery? If so, Holy Roman Empire and the crown of the Austrian Empire. go on an exciting journey through the museum, which will take you from ancient Egypt as far as Amsterdam.

NOTE_ Dorotheum lounge: Live jazz and drinks in the Cupola Hall.

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69 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – 70 Künstlerhaus 1050 Neue Burg Stolberggasse 26 Entry via Weltmuseum Wien, Heldenplatz 1050 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.k-haus.at www.khm.at 01 / 587 96 63 01 / 525 24-0 COLLECTION OF HISTORIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS The Künstlerhaus, Association of Austrian Artists, is temporarily Experience the most important collection of renaissance and ba- located at the former Altmann textile factory. The Künstlerhaus at roque instruments worldwide and Viennese piano fortes. Karlsplatz is being completely refurbished until 2019. 7.30 pm–8 pm, 8.30 pm–9 pm and 9.30 pm–10 pm: Concerts: EXHIBITION “SOLD OUT” Marian Polin plays music from the Rennaissance and early ba- 15 artists on the topic of “AntiPropaganda: Living with the contra- roque on a claviorganum (replica of an original instrument from dictions in society”. 1591) (Hall 18). GUIDED TOUR (7.30 PM) 6.30 pm and 10 pm: Guided tours. Artist’s tour and artist’s talk with Eva Kees and Karin Maria Pfeifer. COLLECTION OF ARMS AND ARMOUR PERFORMANCE BY SULA ZIMMERBERGER (8.30 PM) The best-documented collection of court arms and armour in the Performance in dialogue with the exhibition “Sold Out”. Western world presents magnificent suits of armour and ceremonial arms. 6.30 pm, 7.30 pm, 8.30 pm, 9.30 pm and 10.30 pm: Guided tours. From 7 pm: Show workshop by the Platform for Viennese Craftwork Across all areas, Viennese artisans demonstrate their fascinating craftsmanship, which can also be detected in the unique objects of the Collections of Arms and Armour. 8 pm and 10 pm: Fencing presentation by the group “Dreynschlag”. Also suitable for children.

NOTE_ The Ephesus Museum is closed for building works; it will reopen in November 2018 together with Haus der Geschichte Österreich. IMAGE_ (2) Eva Kees, “emoji/nudes #02_blue”, 2016, © Eva Kees, NOTE_ Also visit the new Hofburg Info Center and the shop, which both are (3) Karin Maria Pfeifer, “How to plan a bank robbery!”, 2018, open from 6 pm to 1 am. (4) Sula Zimmerberger, From the series: “Hotel Alte Krone”, 2017

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71 Künstlerhaus 1050 72 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich @ Education Center for Arts and Crafts Herrengasse 13 Schlossgasse 23 1010 Vienna 1050 Vienna www.kunstraum.net www.vhs.at/polycollege 01 / 904 21 11 01 / 891 74 10 50 04 For the second time, the Künstlerhaus makes use of the rooms at The Kunstraum Niederoesterreich is situated right in the inner the Education Center for Arts and Culture in order to give visitors an city of Vienna and by means of exhibitions, performances and insight into the world of craftwork. lectures, has become established as a centre for discussion on GUIDED TOURS OF THE EDUCATION CENTER FOR ARTS AND CRAFTS contemporary art. AND QUIZ (6 PM–1 AM) EXHIBITION “#FUCKREALITY” Tours through the rooms and workshops of the Education Center In its current exhibition “#fuckreality”, Kunstraum Niederoester- for Arts and Crafts will take place all evening on demand. Prize for reich puts the focus on the highly topical issue of virtual reality. the quiz: a course at the Education Center for Arts and Crafts. It deals with how artistic strategies challenge the promise of the PRINTING WORKSHOP (7 PM–9 PM) digital world and establish new perceptual possibilities beyond The Künstlerhaus is visiting the Education Center for Arts and commercial interests of big IT corporations. On display: augmen- Crafts: Together with the artist Eva Sarközi Pusztai, you can try out ted/mixed reality environments and works that make use of head- Monotype and create small and large works of art. mounted VR displays or fulldome. With works by artists, graduates FURNITURE RESTORATION (9 PM–11 PM) and students of the Digital Arts Department of the University of Pieces of furniture tell many stories. Craft techniques are presented Applied Arts Vienna. according to old traditions and in a new light. At the Education Cen- THE LONG NIGHT OF VIRTUALITY (6 PM–9 PM) ter for Arts and Crafts, old pieces of furniture can be refurbished and Enter into a specially built dome, connect to a HoloLense or a VR new ones individually designed. Watch, learn and try out yourself! headset and experiment with artificial worlds in the Kunstraum. Special treat: The artists will be present, looking forward to your questions and discussions.

IMAGE_ (1) Kunstraum Niederoesterreich, © eSeL.at, (2) Dome, © Mike Phillips, (3) Bobby Rajesh Malhotra, (Real) #Oilprice – #Coaster (#MiddleEast Ed., May 1987 – Jan 2017) – Vers. 1.0, Virtual Reality Installation, 2017; IMAGE_ (1–2) © Künstlerhaus / Education Center for Arts and Crafts Stills: © Digitale Kunst / Bobby Malhotra

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73 Leopold Museum 74 Loft8 MuseumsQuartier Wien Radetzkystraße 4 Museumsplatz 1 1030 Vienna 1070 Vienna www.loft8.at www.leopoldmuseum.org 01 / 802 27 79 01 / 525 70-1523 The Leopold Museum situated in the MuseumsQuartier houses Since January 2013, Loft8 has been presenting the works of young the world’s largest Egon Schiele collection, masterpieces by Gustav Austrian and international artists in solo and group exhibitions. Klimt as well as from the period of “Vienna around 1900”, and The gallery focuses on the presentation of drawing, print, sculp- shows unique temporary exhibitions. ture and installation. The exhibition activities are accompanied by CURRENT EXHIBITIONS: artist talks and curated projects. t Gustav Klimt. Artist of the Century EXHIBITION “418: I’M A TEAPOT” / MICHAEL WEGERER t Egon Schiele. The Jubilee Show The solo show presents the artist’s most recent works, predomi- t Make Me Look Beautiful, Madame d’Ora! nantly prints, that often exceed the medium of graphic arts. In- The Photographer d’Ora 1907–1957 spired and influenced by the changeable media environment in t Moriz Nähr. Photographer of Viennese Modernism a constant state of flux, Wegerer plays with the traces of available PLAY “WALLY:EMILIE” (7 PM, 8 PM AND 9 PM) information to create new complex messages. Wally Neuzil meets Emilie Flöge: Reduced by history to the role of GUIDED TOUR OF THE EXHIBITION “418: I’M A TEAPOT” / muse, the two women look back on their lives with the artists Egon MICHAEL WEGERER (7 PM) Schiele and Gustav Klimt, discussing the downsides, the moments Curator Miroslava Urbanová will introduce visitors to the artworks of happiness, egotism and spiritual kinship. of Michael Wegerer in approx. 30 minutes. KIDS’ PROGRAMME (6 PM–9 PM) At the LEO kids’ workshop, you will playfully turn small and big ideas into artworks together. Let Gustav Klimt’s works inspire you! For children from the age of 6.

IMAGE_ (1) Julia Spicker, (2) “Make Me Look Beautiful, Madame d’Ora! Studio d’Ora”, Elsie Altmann-Loos, 1922, © Photoarchiv Setzer-Tschiedel/ IMAGNO/picturedesk.com, (3) Gustav Klimt, “Friends I (Sisters)”, 1907, IMAGE_ (1) Michael Wegerer, „mAze“, assemblage, serigraphy, plaster boards, © Klimt Foundation, Vienna, photo: Klimt Foundation, Vienna, (4) Egon glass, paper, 2017/18, the seriesMAze, © Michael Wegerer, Photographer Schiele, “Seated Male Nude”, 1910, © Leopold Museum, Wien © Sabina Bundurus

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75 MAK – Austrian Museum of 5. - 7. OKT 2018 Applied Arts / Contemporary Art Stubenring 5 1010 Vienna www.MAK.at 01 / 711 36-0 Gustav Klimt: original and digital. This year’s MAK programme is all about the Klimt Jubilee Year! A LAST NIGHT IN KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN (6 PM–1 AM) A virtual reality experience by Frederick Baker. Klimt’s design drawings for the frieze at Palais Stoclet: Using high- resolution digital images of the masterpiece, VR artist Frederick Baker creates a fantastic virtual world in which visitors can embark on an interactive cinematic journey. GUIDED TOURS (6 PM–11 PM, HOURLY) DESIGN-MESSE Duration: approx. 40 min. von Freitag bis Klimt’s original design drawings and a look behind the scenes of Sonntag genießen! the digital world. * Fr: 10–19 Uhr INSTALLATION “CONNECTED KIDS” AT THE MAK (6 PM–1 AM) Sa: 10–01 Uhr Students were inspired by Klimt’s colours and shapes. So: 10–18 Uhr CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP “NIGHT PLANTS” (6 PM–9 PM) From 6 years. Many artists have their most creative hours at night. Come to the MAK and let Gustav Klimt and the Magic Garden enchant you. Join in drawing on a large frieze or replenish the magnetic tree of life. Designerlebniswelt in der Hofburg: 200 Topmarken auf über 7.000 m2 aus den Bereichen Living & Lifestyle

IMAGE_ (1) MAK Columned Main Hall © MAK/Mika K. Wißkirchen, (2) © MAK/ HOFBURG VIENNA 5.- 7. OKT design-district.at Mona Heiß, (3) © Frederick Baker, (4) © MAK/Nathan Murrell

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76 Museum of the Market Ofﬁce of 77 METRO Kinokulturhaus the Municipality of Vienna Johannesgasse 4 Floridsdorfer Markt 5 1010 Vienna 1210 Vienna www.ﬁlmarchiv.at www.marktamt.wien.at 01 / 512 18 03 01 / 40 00-59255 Life at the markets in Vienna was already very busy 1,000 years Movie theatre and exhibitions under one roof. With two screens ago. Names of streets and places in the first district still remind of and three exhibition floors, the METRO Kinokulturhaus of the Film- those former market places: Hoher Markt, Fleischmarkt, Bauern- archiv Austria, the new centre of Austria’s audiovisual heritage, markt, etc. The organisation and regulations of those old market offers a fascinating daily programme for young and old. places were frequently mentioned. But who was responsible for CINEMA FOR KIDS (6 PM–8 PM) their compliance? Since the year 1839, it has been the Market Short guided tours of the METRO Kinokulturhaus for children (6–12). Office of the Municipality of Vienna. NON STOP CINEMA (6 PM–12 AM) The Museum of the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna Varied programmes of exciting short films from the collection of gives an insight into this long period of existence. Pictures of mar- the Filmarchiv Austria and from more than 100 years of Austrian ket places from the past and present are on display. Formerly used movie history. measures are explained, and visitors are invited to lift a centner. GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION “THE CITY WITHOUT” Scales that are about 130 years old or even older can be tried out (6 PM–11 PM) and/or inspected. Historical and modern food controls are illus- Guided tours of the exhibition on every full hour. Meeting point: trated with pictures and with the tools used. Foyer. TREASURE HUNT An exciting treasure hunt for children through the museum. GUIDED TOURS (6 PM, 8 PM, 10 PM AND 12 AM) For children and adults.

NOTE_ Coffee kick for a long night: every visitor of the “ORF Long Night of Museums” will get a free coffee at the bar (while stocks last). IMAGE_ (1–3) © Severin Dostal, (4) © Rupert Steiner

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78 MODE WIEN Museum 79 Motorrolldie – Private Motorcycle Museum Fütterergasse 1, at the corner of Judenplatz Erlgasse 35 1010 Vienna 1120 Vienna www.modewien.at www.motorrolldie.at 01 / 514 50-2580 0664 / 32 56 619 oder 0664 / 43 00 609

The MODE WIEN Museum at the guildhall of the Viennese Fashion Those were the days! Are you dreaming of travelling into the past Designers is situated at the heart of Vienna. According to historical on motorcycles, motor scooters or mopeds? This dream can come sources, a tailors’ inn could be found at this very spot already true in the private Motorcycle Museum Motorrolldie. On your time in the 14th century, later the guild house of the Viennese dress- travel you will also find a collection of historical radios, audiotape makers was located here. recorders, photo cameras and other objects from the past. Mo- POP-UP EXHIBITION “JAPONISM AND ART NOUVEAU – torcycles of the brands Puch, HMW, Adler, Lohner and more are THEIR IMPACT ON EUROPEAN FASHION” the heart of the exhibition. Moreover, Motorrolldie is a place of Presentation of selected exhibits whose silhouettes and fabrics communication and of stories around the exhibits. show details of Japonism and also reflect the inspiration from the GUIDED TOURS time of Art Nouveau to the present. Continuous guided tours through the museum with detailed expla- Exclusive exhibition of a handmade Japanese wedding ensemble nations of the motorcycles on display. from the studio of the Viennese fashion designer Alwa Petroni. PHOTO CORNER ORIGAMI – CREATIVE WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN (6 PM–10 PM) Have a picture taken of yourself at the photo corner, with historical Fold origami clothes out of paper. and bizarre helmets and a motorcycle at places like Großglockner or Hawaii.

NOTE_ Buy your “ORF Long Night of Museums” ticket at Motorrolldie and get a IMAGE_ (1–3) MODE WIEN, (1) © Daniela Beranek/Pollsiri, (3) © Alwa Petroni free souvenir shot at the photo corner.

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80 Mozarthaus Vienna 81 mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Domgasse 5 Stiftung Ludwig Wien 1010 Vienna MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 www.mozarthausvienna.at 1070 Vienna 01 / 512 17 91 www.mumok.at 01 / 525 00 At Mozarthaus Vienna, a museum of Wien Holding, you can find the The mumok is the largest museum in Central Europe for art since only one of Mozart’s apartments in Vienna that still exists today. modernism. It makes the various aspects of the international and SPECIAL EXHIBITION “MOZART ON THE WAY TO IMMORTALITY. Austrian avant-garde accessible to everyone interested in the arts. GENIUS AND POSTERITY” EXHIBITIONS An exhibition compiled by the Austrian National Library in the t Double Lives. Visual Artists Making Music Mozarthaus Vienna. t Class Reunion. Works from the Gaby and Wilhelm Schürmann The name Wolfgang Amadé Mozart stands for musical perfection Collection and a superlative genius. Yet how did Mozart achieve worldwide t Photo/Politics/Austria renown, and how did his fame spread? The aim of this exhibition t 55 Dates. Highlights from the mumok Collection is to show this process of how people became aware of Mozart’s MUMOK WALKS (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) greatness and make it possible to experience and comprehend From top to bottom and bottom to top – just as far as you get in the unbroken, indeed increased popularity of his oeuvre after his around 30 minutes. The visitors determine the speed! death on the basis of a variety of aspects. LIVE CONCERT: HANNE DARBOVEN (10 PM) GUIDED TOURS OF THE MOZARTHAUS VIENNA Played by Michael Duch, in conjunction with the exhibition “Double (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) Lives. Visual Artists Making Music”. CHAMBER MUSIC AT THE MOZARTHAUS VIENNA OPEN STUDIO (7 PM–11 PM) (7.30 PM AND 9.30 PM) Large-scale experiments in painting in the art education studio versus By students of the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna. scribbles and signs in the mumok Gallery. For people of all ages. 7.30 pm, W. A. MOZART String Quartet in D major KV 499 CHILDREN’S ART TRANSPORTER NIGHT EDITION (7 PM–11 PM) 9.30 pm, W. A. MOZART Piano Quartet in Es major KV 493 Equipped with flashlights, ghost stories and creepy tasks for a family expedition through the “Long Night” at mumok.

IMAGE_ (1) © mumok, 2018, (2) Andy Warhol, From the series “Mick Jagger”, IMAGE_ (1) Building at night, (2) Mozart shadow, (1–2) © David Peters, 1975, © A. Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, New York / Bildrecht Wien (3) Current special exhibition, © Mozarthaus Vienna, Eva Kelety, Austrian 2018, (3) Alice Tippit, “Bride”, 2017, The Gaby and Wilhelm Schürmann National Library, (4) Concert, © Mozarthaus Vienna Collection, Herzogenrath, © Alice Tippit

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82 Museum of Aspern-Essling 1809 83 Museum of Contraception and Abortion Asperner Heldenplatz 9 Mariahilfer Gürtel 37, 1st ﬂoor 1220 Vienna 1150 Vienna www.aspern-essling-1809.eu en.muvs.org 0664 / 49 78 71 62 0699 / 17 81 78 04

The Museum of Aspern-Essling offers an overview of the military What is a bidet for? How does the coil work, and what does Coca- conflict between the French and Austrian troops in May 1809, dis- Cola have to do with contraception, for that matter? playing different sorts of weapons, uniforms, letters, bullets and The world’s first and only museum of contraception and abortion pictures of the military leaders. In 1858, Archduke Albrecht had a has been getting to the bottom of these questions since 2007. monument erected as a commemoration of the victims of that war. With the aid of objects, pictures and stories, the MUVS recounts This monument, the “Lion of Aspern”, was built by the sculptor the bitter struggle for control of fertility. Starting from antiquity and Anton Fernkorn. The lion is portrayed lying on French banners. The going through the Middle Ages, right up to the present day, with a French Eagle and the flags are the symbols of the French cavalry. look to the future, medical, political and social developments are The animal’s head is positioned on a French helmet. The lion documented and discussed. symbolises the brave soldiers. The victory of soldiers of a German About 100 years ago, fertility still meant that a woman’s life was speaking country over the French army is represented by the oak marked by on average 15 pregnancies, 10 births and 8 children. leaves around the pedestal. In the face of the dying lion you can Mankind had first to learn, through a long and arduous process, read melancholy and anger, in its posture strength and steeliness. how to adapt this natural degree of fertility to the number of child- Pressing his nails into the stone, the animal is dying. ren desired by each individual/couple. It is only because of this “ON THE TRACKS OF 1809” that today, in many places, we are able to live with autonomy over The author Hans Holba provides information on walking tours in our sexuality and fertility. the Lobau. A visit to the MUVS touches, moves and amazes. Perhaps you will MUSEUM INFORMATION IN FRENCH be a little more thoughtful when you leave than when you came in. Upon demand, a staff member will give information in French. GUIDED TOURS (FROM 6.30 PM)

NOTE_ The brochure “Auf den Spuren von 1809” (“On the tracks of 1809”) and the stamp “Der Löwe von Aspern” (“The Lion of Aspern”) are available at the museum.

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84 Museum at the Schottenstift 85 Museum Judenplatz (from 8 pm) Freyung 6 Judenplatz 8 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.schotten.wien www.jmw.at 01 / 534 98-600 01 / 535 04 31

When founded in 1155, the Schottenstift was populated by Irish The Museum Judenplatz sheds light on Vienna’s formerly flou- Benedictine monks (Latin “Scoti”). The last of the Irish monks left rishing Jewish community in the exhibition “Jewish Vienna in the the Viennese monastery in August 1418. They handed the building Middle Ages”. Numerous objects, a computer-animated recon- over to Austrian Benedictines, who are still living there today. On struction of the medieval synagogue and a virtual tour of the ex- the occasion of the 600th anniversary of this event, the Museum at hibition allow visitors to better comprehend the living conditions the Schottenstift shows precious historical records and documents at that time. from its archives. Usually not open to the public, Romanesque ele- TOURS OF THE EXCAVATIONS OF THE MEDIEVAL SYNAGOGUE ments of the church can be visited in the course of guided tours. (8.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 10.30 PM AND 11.30 PM) They are part of the oldest building fabric of Vienna. Reservation cards are available at the ticket counter of the muse- The high altar by the “Schottenmeister”, featuring the oldest to- um from 8 pm. pographically accurate representation of medieval Vienna, is also CURRENT EXHIBITION “PERSECUTED. ENGAGED. MARRIED. particularly worth seeing. The exhibition includes numerous pain- MARRIAGES OF CONVENIENCE IN EXILE” (FROM 8 PM) tings from the 17th and 18th centuries and the time of Biedermeier March 1938 marked the start of a race against time for Austrian in Vienna, and also furniture and liturgical utensils. Jews. Some Viennese Jewish women sought to escape through For the tours, the library of the Schottenstift, without doubt one of marriages of convenience with foreign citizens. The marriages were the most beautiful libraries in Europe, which usually is not acces- concluded on paper, be it out of solidarity or against payment, to sible, is open to the public, too. enable these women to reach a country where Jews were not (yet) Children and teenagers can gain an insight into the life of monks. persecuted. Women who had already left Austria entered into mar- CHILDREN’S TOUR (7 PM) riages of convenience so as to avoid being stateless or in order to MUSEUM TOUR (8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) acquire a work permit. With emphasis on what is meant by “Schotten”. MIDNIGHT TOUR OF THE LIBRARY (12 AM) NOTE_ The museum is open from 8 pm, due to Shabbat (Jewish day of rest). NOTE_ The exhibitions are accessible barrier-free, the excavations are not. IMAGE_ (1) © Jen Fong, (2) © wulz.cc, (3) © Österreichische Exilbibliothek

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86 MuseumsQuartier Wien / 87 Natural History Museum Vienna frei_raum Q21 exhibition space Maria-Theresien-Platz Museumsplatz 1 1010 Vienna 1070 Vienna www.nhm-wien.ac.at www.mqw.at / www.Q21.at 01 / 521 77-335 0820 / 600 600 90,000 sqm, 60 cultural institutions – the MuseumsQuartier Wien The Natural History Museum Vienna is a cultural and historical is one of the largest complexes for contemporary art and culture gem and at the same time a significant natural scientific institu- in the world and at the same time an oasis of calm and rest in tion, with collections of more than 250 years, in which 30 million central Vienna. objects are scientifically managed. Some of the most famous With the creative space Q21, the MQ further provides workspace exhibits are Venus of Willendorf, precious gemstones, the extinct for around 50 initiatives working in the cultural sector. “frei_raum Steller’s sea cow, the largest and oldest meteorite collection in the Q21 exhibition space” shows temporary group exhibition projects world and a modern fulldome planetarium. with the contribution of artists-in-residence and curators-in- THE REALM OF NATURE AND ITS EXPLORATION (6 PM–1 AM) residence as part of Q21/MQ, focusing on topics that are critical True to the spirit of the museum, it’s all about the exploration of society. of nature. While in the 19th century, this was expressed through “UNDER PRESSURE – ON AUTHORITARIAN FORMS AND major imperial research expeditions, today it can be found in mod- THE POWER OF DECISIONS” ern DNA analysis methods and meteorite research providing new The exhibition deals with authoritarian tendencies, which have insights. Employees take you into the world of their research in an been increasingly emerging in political and economic areas as well entertaining manner. as in fields of AI development. Majorities for politicians with au- PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN (6 PM–10 PM) thoritarian styles, and authoritarian structures of IT systems lead Exciting activities for young scientists. to the question whether new authoritarian forms differ in how they NHM MICRO THEATRE (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) allow for individual liberties or at least pretend to do so. CURATOR’S TOUR (8 PM) With Sabine Winkler. NOTE_ The entrance for wheelchair users is at Burgring 7. NOTE_ NHM Above Vienna’s Rooftops. A cultural and historical walk through the museum ends with a cocktail on the roof. Every half hour from 6.30 pm to IMAGE_ (1) MuseumsQuartier Wien, © Udo Titz, (2) frei_raum Q21 exhibition 11.30 pm (limited number of participants, € 8,–. from the age of 12). space, “Under Pressure”, © Life Is Good For Now, Bernd Hopfengärtner NOTE_ NHM Planetarium. Dinosaurs at Dusk. Every hour from 7 pm to 11 pm and Ludwig Zeller, (3) frei_raum Q21 exhibition space, “Under Pressure”, (limited number of participants, € 3,–). © The Kitty AI: Artiﬁcial Intelligence for Governance, Pinar Yoldas IMAGE_ (1–4) © NHM Vienna

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88 ORF Funkhaus – The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation Argentinierstraße 30a 1040 Vienna backstage.orf.at 01 / 877 99 99 Experience the ORF Funkhaus and take a look behind the scenes. Today three radio stations (Ö1, Radio Wien, FM4), one TV studio (“Wien heute”), the radio newscenter, the ORF Radio Symphonic Orchestra Vienna and the ORF RadioKulturhaus reside inside the historic Funkhaus building. Visit the radio stations and the own audio drama studio to find out more about the unique history and architecture of the Funkhaus. With a bit of luck you might meet one of your favourite hosts from Ö1, Radio Wien, FM4 or “Wien heute”. Youngsters and soon to be moderators are given the opportunity to have a go at a microphone in the Erlebnisstudio or in front of a weather green screen in the TV studio. ORF TOURS (6 PM–12.30 AM) Guided tours start in the foyer half-hourly from 6 pm on. The last tour will start at 12.30 am. You can choose from the following stations: Ö1 – Radio Wien – FM4 – TV studio “Wien heute” – architecture & history – “Erlebnisstudio” – production studios – Radio Symphonic Orchestra. Certain guided tours in English: 8 pm, 8.30 pm and 9 pm. MIT DER ORF RADIOKULTURHAUS-KARTE -50 % AUF ALLE VERANSTALTUNGEN! NOTE_ Visiting the ORF Funkhaus is only possible as part of a guided tour. (ausgenommen Miet- und Sonderveranstaltungen) Please pick up the required tickets and the “Long Night”-tickets in the foyer from 5 pm on. IMAGE_ (1) © Amelie Schillhuber, (2) © Xenia Trampusch, (3) © ORF, radiokulturhaus.ORF.at/karte (4) © Ingo Pertramer

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89 Vienna Snow Globe Museum 90 Austrian National Library / Esperanto Museum Schumanngasse 87 Herrengasse 9 1170 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.viennasnowglobe.at www.onb.ac.at/esperantomuseum 01 / 486 43 41 01 / 534 10-700

In this small museum, you can see special snow globe editions and The unique Esperanto Museum of the Austrian National Library get an overview of how snow globes are made. Visit the workshop conveys, in a modern style, the origin, spread and use of inten- of grandfather’s time and let yourself be enthralled by many new tionally constructed languages – of so-called planned languages. and old globes. In the pleasant atmosphere of the 250-year-old Apart from the famous Klingon from the TV series “Star Trek”, also building, you can see both historic and current themes produced other planned languages such as Ido and Interlingua became rela- in snow globes. tively widespread in the 20th century. Already before World War I, A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES different groups of society used the world’s most successful planned Experience a look behind the scenes of the production of snow language as a means to network internationally: Esperanto. globes in the “Long Night”. You are invited to see a part of the work- CRASH COURSE IN ESPERANTO (6 PM–11 PM) shops and observe the making of individual components. Browse Approx. 30 minutes, starting on every full hour. through the book on snow globes, which provides information and “Unu lingvo neniam suficˆas” (One language can never be enough!). entertainment, and is available in German, English and Japanese. CRASH COURSE IN KLINGON (6.30 PM–11.30 PM) Approx. 30 minutes, starting on every half hour. “Lumbe’ tlhInganpu’” (Klingons do not hesitate!). SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (HOURLY 6.30 PM–11.30 PM, AND 12 AM) Approx. 30 minutes.

NOTE_ In the museum shop, you can choose from hundreds of different motifs and take a little winter wonder world back home with you. A special limited edition snow globe will be available on the occasion of the “ORF Long Night of NOTE_ Do you need a refreshment? Small snacks are provided. Museums”. IMAGE_ (1–4) © Austrian National Library

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91 Austrian National Library / Globe Museum 92 Austrian National Library / Literature Museum Herrengasse 9 Johannesgasse 6 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.onb.ac.at/globenmuseum www.onb.ac.at/literaturmuseum 01 / 534 10-700 01 / 534 10-780

The Globe Museum of the Austrian National Library is unique in The Literature Museum of the Austrian National Library presents the world. Roughly 250 exhibits are on display – including exclu- Austrian literature from the 18th century to the present in all its sive terrestrial and celestial globes from the 16th century to the diversity. Numerous fascinating exhibits in the museum, which present. The most valuable ojects are the terrestrial and celestial is located in the listed rooms of Grillparzerhaus, include original globes made by the famous cartographer Gerard Mercator and the scripts, letters, photographs, maps, posters and many audiovisual oldest terrestrial globe in Austria – the only one of its kind, made stations. by Gemma Frisius in 1536. SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (6.30 PM–12 AM) (7 PM, 8 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) Approx. 30 minutes, starting on every full and half hour. Approx. 30 minutes. SHORT TOURS IN ENGLISH (8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) SHORT TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION “BERG, WITTGENSTEIN, Approx. 30 minutes. ZUCKERKANDL” (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 9.30 PM AND 10.30 PM) CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME “WHERE ARE HERCULES AND Approx. 30 minutes. HIS FRIENDS HIDDEN?” (6 PM–11 PM, ONGOING) The exhibition “Berg, Wittgenstein, Zuckerkandl” presents three Did you know that almost all our zodiac signs are derived from enigmatic central figures of Viennese Modernism. Pictures and Greek mythology? Come to the world’s only Globe Museum and doc uments, some of which have never been shown before, present search for famous figures of Greek mythology in numerous histor- a vivid impression of life and ideas in the “experimental station for ical terrestial and celestial globes – like Hercules, the stronges the apocalypse” (Karl Kraus). man in ancient Greece, Atlas, bearer of the sky, or the beautiful CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME “MAKING A NOTEBOOK MADE EASY” princess Europa. (6 PM–11 PM, ONGOING) What do writers need the most apart from an idea? Maybe a small notebook to jot their ideas down. Make your own small notebook and use it right away to write about what you like. NOTE_ Do you need a refreshment? Small snacks are provided. IMAGE_ (1–4) © Austrian National Library IMAGE_ (1–4) © Austrian National Library

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93 Austrian National Library / Papyrus Museum 94 Austrian National Library / State Hall Heldenplatz – Neue Burg Josefsplatz 1 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.onb.ac.at/papyrusmuseum www.onb.ac.at/prunksaal 01 / 534 10-420 01 / 534 10-394

The Papyrus Collection of the Austrian National Library presents Visit one of the world’s most beautiful historic libraries: The State around 300 unique objects from 3,000 years of Egyptian culture. Hall of the Austrian National Library. The hall is home to 200,000 In addition to the books of the dead and portraits of mummies, valuable books, providing the authentic flair of a baroque univer- it is mainly the historical texts on papyrus, translated into many sity library from the 18th century. languages, that account for the museum’s international renown. SHORT TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION “TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE” The highlight of the collection is Sesostris’ Book of the Dead from (6.30 PM–12 AM) 1500 BC, which is many metres long. It is also the oldest object in Approx. 30 minutes, starting every 15 minutes. the Austrian National Library. 2018 marks the 650th anniversary of the Austrian National Library. SHORT GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (6.30 PM–11.30 PM) More than 170 valuable objects from its inventory are displayed Approx. 30 minutes. Starting on every half hour. in the great anniversary exhibition “Treasury of Knowledge”: CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 PM–11 PM, ONGOING) illuminated manuscripts and rare early prints, valuable music “Writing on papyrus” – Learn more about the 5,000-year-old writ- manuscripts, maps, photos and art work. ing material and try it out yourself! Write in hieroglyphics on real ENGLISH TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION “TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE” papyrus and take this message home. (7 PM–11.30 PM) “Turn into Cleopatra!” – Paint your face like Cleopatra’s or the Approx. 30 minutes, starting on every full and half hour. Pharaoh’s and put on a costume. You will get a photo of yourself CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME “BIRTHDAY WISHES FROM THE LIBRARY” as a souvenir. (6 PM–11 PM, ONGOING) This year, the Austrian National Library is celebrating a very special birthday: it will turn 650! Celebrate together with the stone residents of the State Hall and paint a new face onto them on a greeting postcard. Or have your picture taken with a smiley mask.

NOTE_ Do you need a refreshment? Small snacks are provided. IMAGE_ (1–4) © Austrian National Library IMAGE_ (1–4) © Austrian National Library

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95 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) 96 Austrian Museum for Social and Economic Affairs Augustinerstraße 1 57 Coffee Experience Museum 1010 Vienna Vogelsanggasse 36 www.ﬁlmmuseum.at 1050 Vienna 01 / 533 70 54 www.wirtschaftsmuseum.at 01 / 545 25 51 The Austrian Film Museum (OFM) collects, preserves and presents The aim of the museum is a simple and comprehensible presenta- film as an art form and as an important historical record. It is a tion of social and economic facts. cinematheque: this means that the exhibitions take place on the 100 YEARS OF LIVING AND HOUSING IN VIENNA – cinema screen, where film works are presented in their original FROM GRANDMOTHER TO GRANDCHILD formats as well as lectures, talks and seminars on cinema and its Living in the 20th century. history. The museum is well-respected internationally and nation- GALLERY OF PRIVATE COLLECTORS ally for its collections and its vast film reference library, the quality Food culture in Vienna. of its film exhibitions, and its scholarship and publications. ECONOMY TRAIL AND COMPUTER AREA A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF FILM Current information and economy quiz. In exciting and surprising 20-minute programmes, the Austrian INTERACTIVE EXHIBITION “AUER VON WELSBACH” Film Museum offers its guests a journey through the world of film Stories about fire, light and magnetism. and its history. The shows will start in half-hourly intervals. THE BEAUTY OF THE ELEMENTS (8 PM AND 10 PM) CHILDREN-FRIENDLY PROGRAMME Show with chemical experiments. Films suitable for a young audience will be shown until 9 pm. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME “COCO LAB (CONSCIOUS CONSUMER LABORATORY)” Play, dance, sweat, ask and learn more about conscious consuming. COFFEE EXPERIENCE MUSEUM The path of coffee from the plant to the cup. Coffee stories and traditional coffee making techniques.

NOTE_ Delicious home-made sandwiches and refreshing drinks will be offered at the ﬁlm bar. IMAGE_ (1) “Colorﬁlm”, 1965, Ben Van Meter, (2) “Creation de la Serpentine”, 1906, Segunda de Chomón, (3) “The Navigator”, 1924, Buster Keaton, (4) “Le NOTE_ Free sandwiches and white wine spritzer at the sidewalk café, free coffee Mepris”, 1963, Jean-Luc Godard, (14) Photos: Collection Austrian Film Museum in the coffee museum. Quiz and brochures on economy.

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97 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists 98 Austrian Museum of Advertising Währinger Straße 14 at Breitenseer Lichtspiele 1090 Vienna Breitenseer Straße 21 www.drogistenmuseum.at 1140 Vienna 01 / 512 62 29 0664 / 445 09 14

Since the year 2000, the building of the KR Hans Zellhofer founda- The Austrian Museum of Advertising was founded in 2002 and tion for chemists has accommodated the Museum of Pharmacy specialises in commercials from movies, radio and TV and mis- and Chemists. It has been continuously expanded and turned into cellaneous promotional curiosities. Once a year, a selection of a gem of the 9th district. commercials is being compiled into a full evening programme in The museum shows living knowledge from tradition and progress. the charming atmosphere of one of the oldest cinemas in the world Its highlights include an extensive herb collection, Dr. Franz still operating. Experience a fun and intriguing cross-section of Berger’s “Herbarium” with more than 6,000 herbal samples, four Austrian and international commercial productions and immerse luxury volumes of nature prints with 585 boards of vascular plants yourself in your own childhood memories or in the childhood of – 100 of which were produced for the world’s fair in Paris in 1855 your parents’ and grandparents’ generations. –, presents from the expedition of the Africanist scholar Dr. Emil AUSTRIAN COMMERCIALS (6 PM–8 PM) Holub – such as an Egyptian mummy’s head –, a homeopathic Put together in co-operation with the commercial production com- first aid kit – which was already used in home visits by doctors pany Traum & Maier. centuries ago – and a “resorbiteur” – one of the oldest patented LITTLE QUIZ (8 PM–8.20 PM) contraceptives. Questions on commercials suitable for children, with small prizes. Surprising exhibits also include Theriak, dragon’s blood, the INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIALS (8.20 PM–1 AM) Spanish fly, the Kerria lacca and “red colour with six legs” as well Advertisement classics. as an extensive library with more than 2,000 reference books, SMALL QUIZ (10.40 PM–11 PM) fascinating cameras and equipment, mortars, scales and jars from Funny trivia questions in between, brightening up the evening. different eras. SPECIAL EXHIBITION “HEALING THROUGH NATURE – TIBETAN MEDICINE” Information on traditional Tibetan herbal recipes, and various short films. NOTE_ The buffet of the cinema is open – offering the typical noisy and tasty selection of a suburban cinema.

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99 Pathologic-anatomical Collection 100 Scouting Museum and in the Narrenturm – NHM Vienna Institute of Scouting History Spitalgasse 2, Court 6 Loeschenkohlgasse 25, 4th ﬂoor 1090 Vienna 1150 Vienna www.nhm-wien.ac.at/narrenturm www.pfadﬁndermuseum.org 01 / 52 17 76 06 0664 / 477 71 17 On the site of today’s university campus, a circular building from The current special exhibition shows when and where the scout the late 18th century is situated, the so-called Narrenturm – an movement started in the crown lands of the Austrian monarchy. important monument of the history of health care and medicine. During World War I, the scouts were engaged in relief services, e.g. Today, this building houses a unique collection of specimens, in- collecting clothes and different goods for wounded soldiers. The cluding wet preparations, bones, wax casts and medical devices. exhibition also shows how the individual scouting organisations PATHOLOGY – ON THE SEATS AND CAUSES OF DESEASES became established in the successor states of the monarchy and Different parts of the collection are presented by expert staff to how they developed during the following years. the public. Using different methods of preparation, diseases and GUIDED TOURS disease research will be shown and explained. Otherwise inacces- Guided tours are offered throughout the whole evening (available sible areas of the collection can also be visited. in English upon request). SCOUTING EXPERIENCE (6 PM–10 PM) There will be a continuous programme until 10 pm with different scout activities (e.g. knotting, map and compass, scouting games). For kids, the programme is available according to their age.

NOTE_ The Scouting Museum is located at the 4th ﬂoor of the post ofﬁce building. There is an elevator in the building for easy access. NOTE_ Drinks are available for a small donation. IMAGE_ (1–4) © Scouting Museum and Institute of Scouting History

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101 Museum of Fantastic Art 102 Planetarium Vienna Palais Palffy, Josefsplatz 6 Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 1010 Vienna 1020 Vienna 01 / 512 56 81 www.planetarium.wien 01 / 89 17 41 50-000

The specific characteristics and the diversity of Austrian art lead to The Planetarium Vienna, the “House of the Stars”, offers a realistic it being the hub of Fantastic Art – a diversity that goes beyond the simulation of the starry sky with the help of the latest projection scope of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism. For this reason, the technology and, in its function as a star theatre, makes astronomy Museum of Fantastic Art documents the historical development of possible by day and by night. The programme ranges from shows Fantastic Art in a permanent exhibition “Fantastic Dream/Room of for children, school classes and adults to cultural and scientific Hope” by Prof. Gotthard Fellerer and in a core exhibition of the late special events. painter Helmut Kies, a pioneer of Fantastic painting, on the ground DEEP SKY (FROM 6 PM) floor of Palais Pálffy. Numerous images in the exhibition are provided Stars are the light sources in the universe! They produce energy with a QR code offering further content on Fantastic Art. within their cores and thus lighten up the darkness of the cosmos. On the first floor, you will find pictures by national and interna- On a clear night, thousands and thousands of twinkling lights can tional representatives of Fantastic Art and the exhibition “Being be seen in the sky. When looking deeper into the darkness of the one with oneself” by the painter Gotthard Fellerer, who has been universe, however, a great many bizarre shapes and structures re- awarded many prizes, at Figaro Hall. veal themselves: the deep-sky objects. Many of these cosmic gems ARTISTS PRESENT are evidence of the births, lives and deaths of stars. Pay a visit to During the “Long Night”, artists like Prof. Gotthard Fellerer, Prof. the most beautiful examples and examine what stars experience Ernst Bruzek, Günter Fritsch, Gernot Hausknost and Rose Gabriel in the course of their lives! de la Lyre will be present.

NOTE_ As an analogue medium, an extensive catalogue is available at the special rate of € 10,– to every visitor of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”.

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103 Augarten Porcelain Museum 104 Prater Museum Obere Augartenstraße 1 Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 (Planetarium building) 1020 Vienna 1020 Vienna www.augarten.com/museum www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 211 24-200 01 / 726 76 83

The central theme of the jubilee exhibition is the dialogue between In the Prater Museum, you enter the world of the wonderfully scary the designers and the users of Vienna porcelain since 1718. Select history of Viennese entertainment culture. Amusing exhibits and exhibits from the hands and minds of innovative artists and curiosities are on display, such as the automatic fortune-telling de signers from the various eras enter into dialogue with their machine “Internationales Heiraths Vermittlungs Bureau” (Inter- respective cultural context, distinctive creative styles thus being national Marriage Agency) or a lindworm from a grotto ride torn paired with their era’s distinctive mood. The historical spectrum down long ago. Of course, Vienna’s legendary strongmen, who ranges from astounding miracles of Baroque craftsmanship to performed in the circus back then, are also represented in the ex- light-hearted Rococo objets d’art, from the golden glory of Neo- hibition. In the past, people went to the Prater amusement park to classical porcelain through the simplicity of Biedermeier to the gape at individuals. The giant’s suit and the half woman are relics allusive reminiscences of Historism, and then continues up to of this strange form of entertainment in the 19th century. the present day via the delicate creations of Art Deco, the bright FORTUNA’S HOUR: NESTERVAL AT THE PRATER MUSEUM colours of the 1950s and the fascinating world of modern design. (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) A NIGHT IN THE PORCELAIN MUSEUM (7 PM AND 8 PM) Experience the great Fortuna (Anne Wieben) live at the Prater A walk through 300 years of Viennese porcelain history. Museum. Exclusively in this night, she will enchant you with A NIGHT IN THE PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY (11 PM AND 12 AM) her singing on every full hour. Courageous visitors can venture a Explore the factory with flashlights and discover the secret of the glimpse into their future with Fortuna’s manager and fortune teller “white gold”. Veronika Posposill (Romy Hrubés).

NOTE_ The café/restaurant at Augarten treats every visitor to a drink. IMAGE_ (1) Fotostudio Otto, © Wien Museum, (2) Anne Wieben, (3) Romy Hrubés, IMAGE_ (1–4) © Augarten Porcelain Museum (2–3) Photos: Alexandra Thompson Photography for Nesterval

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105 Museum of Chimney Sweepers 106 Roman Museum Klagbaumgasse 4, 2nd ﬂoor Hoher Markt 3 1040 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.rauchfangkehrermuseum.at www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 514 50-2276 01 / 535 56 06

Learn about the history of chimney sweepers and their tasks, their What was life like in Roman times? Where officers’ homes were equipment, working methods and the cultivation of their tradi- standing nearly 2,000 years ago in the Roman military camp of tions at the Museum of Chimney Sweepers. Vindobona, visitors can now explore Vienna’s Roman history. SPECIAL EXHIBITION “WALKING CANES IN THE COURSE OF TIME” CHILDREN MEET “REAL” ROMANS (6.30 PM–10.30 PM) Annual special exhibitions complete the offer at the Museum of Legionaries and women present clothes and arms of Roman sol- Chimney Sweepers. diers and give insight into everyday lives and soldiers’ duties. ON CHIMNEY SWEEPERS (6 PM, 7 PM AND 8 PM) GUIDED TOUR FOR CHILDREN “ROME’S NEXT TOPMODEL” “The chimney sweeper as a bearer of good fortune” – Presentation (6 PM AND 8 PM) of the chimney sweepers’ occupation and tools, including anec dotes What did they wear in Vidobona? Was pink already considered a from their professional routine. Duration time: approx. 30 min. “girls’ colour” in antiquity? Expect a children’s tour with information on colours and clothes you can try on. FASTFOOD IN ROMAN TIMES (7 PM AND 9 PM) Who ate fast food? Did all people eat while lying down? And did you know that Romans already had food processors? GUIDED TOUR “THE LOWER 5,000” – ROMAN SOLDIERS’ LIVES ON THE FRINGES OF THE EMPIRE (7.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 10.30 PM AND 11.30 PM) The preserved floor heating suggests that the officers’ houses in Vindobona were equipped with great luxury. The finds on display, though, tell about the common soldiers’ lives in Vindobona.

NOTE_ Small snack: eating like the Romans – wine and Roman-style bread. NOTE_ Following the tradition of chimney sweepers, every visitor gets a glass of IMAGE_ (1–2) Photos: Kollektiv Fischka/Kramar, © Wien Museum, sparkling wine or orange juice. (3) Photo: Hertha Hurnaus, © Wien Museum

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107 Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna 108 Treasury of the Teutonic Order Argentinierstraße 39 Singerstraße 7, Staircase I, 2nd Floor 1040 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.rkiwien.at www.deutscher-orden.at 01 / 319 10 81 01 / 512 10 65-214

The Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna is the meeting place of In Vienna’s heart, right beside St. Stephen’s cathedral, the Teu- Romanian culture with its international audience. tonic Order’s treasury enshrines valuable objects from its more EXHIBITION “BEST OF ROMANIAN DESIGN” than 500-year-old history. In the chambers of the Teutonic Order’s Romania was presented as guest country of the “Vienna Design house the treasures of an eventful past, the art appreciation of Week” 2017. This year, the Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna important Order’s members and the Order’s connection with the showcases a selection of the best Romanian contemporary design contemporary art and its creations present themselves. The main and crafts: projects signed by the most talented Romanian de- focus of the collection of the ancient Order of Knights is on the signers, architects and creatives. Gothic period, on the Renaissance and on the Baroque period. GUIDED TOUR OF THE EXHIBITION (9 PM) Goldsmith’s works, insignia, ceremonial weapons, clocks and tableware belong to this treasure. Paintings, coins and some documents selected from the Teutonic Order’s central archive are also exhibited. The overwhelming splendor of the jewels leads you through the history of the Order. INSIGHT INTO THE BAROQUE SALA TERRENA (FROM 9 PM) Discover the pretty world of the Baroque period in the decorative frescoes of the Sala Terrena, which is usually open only for concerts, inside the Teutonic Order’s house. GUIDED TOURS (8 PM, 10 PM AND 11 PM) Approx. 45 minutes.

IMAGE_ (1) © Ceramic Sparrow, (2) © Mesteshukar, (3) © Soxen, (4) © Ubikubi NOTE_ The church and the Sala Terrena are not barrier-free.

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109 Sign Painting Museum 110 Schlumberger Sparkling Wine Cellars Mühlgasse 7 Heiligenstädter Straße 39 1040 Vienna 1190 Vienna 0664 / 936 79 43 schlumberger.at/de/kellerwelten 01 / 368 22 59-631

Climb downstairs only five steps into a lost world of work – into the More than 300-year-old cellar vaults keep a sparkling treasure. world of sign painting, where it smells of varnish and turpentine. The art of manufacturing champagne and premium sparkling wine Today, the former sign painting workshop Samuel houses the only is cultivated at Schlumberger since 1842. Sign Painting Museum in Europe. The signs were all painted by the GUIDED TOURS THROUGH HISTORIC CELLAR VAULTS Samuel sign painting dynasty. Sign painting used to be a hand- Visitors will join the grape on a sensual journey starting from vine- craft, which reached its peak in the time of Art Nouveau, when yard to sparkling mousseux in the glass. You will learn about origin signs were still painted by hand and letters still had soul. and method of sparkling wine production, about correct storage Signs as beautiful as paintings. and the secrets of tasting. GUIDED TOUR “A JOURNEY THROUGH THE TIME OF LETTERING” (7 PM) INTRODUCTION TO SPARKLING WINE AND FOOD PAIRING Fonts dominate the cityscape – The transformation of lettering in (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) the course of time. (Limited number of participants) Enjoy a brief introduction into the world of flavours by a sommelier in the ambience of the dome-shaped cellar. Learn – through a little experiment – how different tastes can impact the choice of sparkling wine. CONTEMPORARY ART ON THE SCHLUMBERGER ART FLOOR

NOTE_ At the end of the tour you will have the opportunity of a tasting and you can get your personal bottle made. NOTE_ Taste Schlumberger Sparkling wines in their variety and discover the Schlumberger trufﬂe. A maitre chocolatier will show how these exquisite pralines are made. IMAGE_ (1) Baker’s sign, (2) Hatter’s sign, (3) Ornament, (4) Shoemaker’s sign IMAGE_ (1) © Schlumberger

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111 Schmetterlinghaus / 112 SchokoMuseum The Imperial Butterﬂy House Willendorfergasse 2–8 Palmenhaus Burggarten, Hofburg 1230 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.schokomuseum.at www.schmetterlinghaus.at 01 / 667 21 10-19 01 / 533 85 70 Right in the centre of Vienna, you can find a unique, tropical oasis, The sweetest museum in Vienna: Where does cocoa come from? peaceful and relaxing, the Imperial Butterfly House. In one of the How is white chocolate produced? And what does fair trade stand most beautiful Art Noveau palm houses in the world, you enter a for? Every small and tall sweet tooth will find out the answers at the fantastic environment of adventure and excitement, populated by SchokoMuseum. The Heindl family will welcome you in person on some of nature’s most gentle and colourful creatures, the butter- this special evening and tell you more about 65 years of company flies. history. In the ChocolateCinema and the ChocolateExhibition you A UNIQUE FLYING THEATRE AND TROPICAL OASIS will be able to immerse yourself in the sweet world of chocolate. In the Butterfly House, you can admire approx. 500 live free-flying SWEET COMPANY (6 PM–1 AM) butterflies. Enjoy the strong and vivid colours and admire the The chocolate night also attracts celebrities like Sissi and Mozart. grace and lightness, with which these creatures float through the Together with magician Merlix they will provide sweet entertain- air, past waterfalls and exotic plants, in an environment created ment. especially for them. CHOCOLATE ART (6 PM–1 AM) FILM SCREENING IN THE FILM ROOM (6 PM–1 AM) A Heindl confectioner creates sweet works of art in front of you! From the series “Universum”: “Messengers of the Gods – Butter- CHILDREN’S CORNER (6 PM–1 AM) flies, a Life like Day and Night”, directed by Kurt Mündl. For every little sweet tooth, there is a sweet crafting corner, including face painting.

NOTE_ Numerous tasting stations will provide you with an extra dose of happy hormones. NOTE_ Download the free app for the “Schmetterlinghaus Wien”! NOTE_ Participate in the rafﬂe this evening and get the chance to win NOTE_ From 10 pm, the only entrance to and the only exit from Burggarten is confectionery and wafer specialties! via the gate at Goethegasse/Albertina! NOTE_ Special offers are waiting for you in the shop during the whole “Long Night”!

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113 Science Pool – Museum of Nerdities 114 Secession Hauffgasse 4 and 4a Friedrichstraße 12 1110 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.nerdig.wien / www.sciencepool.org www.secession.at 01 / 743 15 59 01 / 587 53 07

At the Science Pool, visitors will find high-tech objects that are After a thorough makeover in time for its 120th anniversary, the unique in Austria, such as the terraforming sandbox, a Reactable Vienna Secession shines like new. Built after plans by Joseph or an Icaros. All of the exhibits invite you to join in and try them Maria Olbrich and with designs by the Secession’s founding out! A laser harp and several theremins are waiting to be played, a president, Gustav Klimt, and several of his fellow artists, the Tesla transformer makes music from flashes, a 3-D scanner creates Secession opened its doors to the public in November 1898 and a bust – you will enjoy playing with physics and technology, and has awed locals and visitors ever since. The heritage-protected many other exhibits. structure is now widely cherished as the preeminent work of Aus- The currenct focus is on the research of virtual realities and the trian art nouveau architecture. Visible from locations throughout use of different means. The Museum of Nerdities takes its visitors the city, its radiant laurel dome consists of 2,500 leaves and more on a journey into technology, which is by no means meant only than 300 berries – as part of the recently completed renovation of for children. the building, artisans meticulously restored these elements and CONTINUOUS WORKSHOPS ON PHYSICAL PHENOMENA covered them with a fresh layer of gold leaf. Marvel at unique physical phenomena at various workshops and In addition to the permanent presentation of Gustav Klimt’s try to induce them yourself in exciting and easily comprehensible “Beethoven Frieze”, an exhibition of work by the young British experiments in a playful way. artist Anthea Hamilton is on view in the main gallery. ARCHITECTURE SPECIAL (6 PM, 6.30 PM, 7 PM, 7.30 PM, 8 PM AND 8.30 PM) Guided tours of the freshly renovated Secession building. Approx. 30 minutes.

NOTE_ Buy your ticket at the Secession and receive a guide to the building’s architecture for only € 1,–. IMAGE_ (1) Secession dome, Photo: Natascha Unkart, (2) Secession detail, Photo: Wolfgang Thaler, (3) Anthea Hamilton, “Brick Suit”, 2010, Wool, lining. NOTE_ Moreover, the science café invites adventurous explorers to refresh Installation view, “Anthea Hamilton: Lichen! Libido! Chastity!”, Sculpture- themselves with smoking drinks, pancakes from the 3-D printer, zophobas and Center, 2015. Photo: Kyle Knodell, (4) Gustav Klimt, “Beethoven Frieze”, much more. Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger

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115 Kattus Sparkling Wine Cellars Billrothstraße 51 1190 Vienna www.kattus.at 01 / 368 43 50-0

At Kattus, sparkling moments have become a tradition since 1857. Since then, four generations have been running the renowned company, which stands for quality and innovativeness – not only regarding the own-brand sparkling wine production. Immerse yourself in the exciting world of sparkling wines on a guided tour through the Kattus Sparkling Wine Cellars. Travel back to the emperor’s days, which can already be sensed when entering the Kattus premises. The tour through the Kattus Sparkling Wine Cellars offers an insight into the history and long tradition of sparkling pleasure. Listen to the cellarman Herbert Pratsch explain the traditional processes of storing and fermenting. CONTINUOUS CELLAR TOURS Learn about exciting details of sparkling wine production. PRODUCTION The production machines are turned on for you.

NOTE_ Treat your palate to culinary delicacies and luxurious sparkling moments in the course of a tasting. NOTE_ In the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, trams on line 38 will take you to the stop Schottentor (U2) until 1 am. IMAGE_ (1–3) © Kattus

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116 Sigmund Freud Museum 117 Stadtbahnbögen Reloaded! Berggasse 19 Heiligenstädter Straße 31, “Skyline”, 1090 Vienna Stadtbahnbögen 205–210, 348, 354 www.freud-museum.at 1190 Vienna 01 / 319 15 96 www.initiative-denkmalschutz.at 0676 / 740 43 27 This is your last chance to see world famous Berggasse 19 before The historic traffic infrastructure of the former urban steam railway its closure due to renovation. During the “ORF Long Night of Muse- has dominated the cityscape of Vienna for 120 years. With its ums” 2019, the museum will be closed to reopen in an enlarged, 394 listed city railway arches (“Stadtbahnbögen”), it is Vienna’s re-organised and renovated condition in 2020. On the premises largest technical-historical monument. Commemorating the 100th that are now the Sigmund Freud Museum, Freud developed the anniversary of the death of the urban planner and visionary Otto ground-breaking theory of psychoanalysis and ran his famous Wagner, eight arches which have been revitalised by CrossZone are practice. The current special exhibition explores the relationship being opened to the public. between Sigmund Freud and the writers of the Young Vienna circle: EXHIBITION “LOST – AT RISK – SAVED” “Parallel Actions. Freud and the Writers of Young Vienna” reveals In accordance with the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018, the the influence of psychoanalysis on the work of the writers Arthur initiative for monument conservation shows examples of Austria’s Schnitzler, Karl Kraus, Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Felix Salten. heritage of cultural buildings from all federal states. Monuments SIGMUND FREUD LECTURE BY PHILIPP BLOM “LET ME TELL YOU that have already been lost, those that are at risk or have been A STORY: NARRATIVE IDENTITIES IN TIMES OF UPHEAVAL” modified and also those that have been saved from decay. On May 6, 2018, the writer and historian Philipp Blom gave the GUIDED TOURS OF THE CITY RAILWAY ARCHES (7 PM–12 AM) XLV. Sigmund Freud Lecture at Vienna’s Billrothhaus. The video of On every full hour. Duration: approx. 20 min. this talk will be shown in the lounge at the ground floor. LECTURE (7.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 10.30 PM AND 11.30 PM) GUIDED TOURS THROUGH MUSEUM AND SPECIAL EXHIBITION Dr. Christa Veigl presents exciting insight into the life and work of Every hour on the hour. Otto Wagner. Duration: approx. 20 min.

IMAGE_ (1) Sigmund Freud, © Max Halberstadt, (2) Waiting room, (3) Name plate, (4) View of the exhibition, (2–4) © Oliver Ottenschlaeger NOTE_ Numerous publications on the protection of historic monuments.

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118 Liechtenstein City Palace 119 URBAN SPACE – Planning Workshop On Tour Bankgasse 9 at the corner of Leystraße/Taborstraße – 1010 Vienna opposite Leystraße 157 www.palaisliechtenstein.com 1020 Vienna 01 / 319 57 67-0 www.stadtraum.wien.at 0676 / 81 18-88888 The Liechtenstein City Palace is the first major High Baroque What happens at the Nordbahnhof and the Nordwestbahnhof? building to be erected in Vienna. Intended to become the main What will these areas look like in the future? But also: Where were residence of Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein, the the former train stations situated, where Vienna’s most famous palace was remodelled by Peter Hubert Desvignes in the Rococo coal deposits? These and other topics are the central issues of an Revival style from 1836. exhibition at Nordbahnhalle by Vienna’s Municipal Department for GUIDED TOURS, STARTING EVERY 5 MINUTES (6 PM–12.15 AM) Urban Development. A special focus is on the future development: Prince Hans-Adam II von und zu Liechtenstein today owns one What will the green spaces look like? Where will appartments and of the richest collections of Viennese Biedermeier art including schools be built? How about shops, restaurants, workplaces and paintings, watercolours, furniture and porcelain. Baroque stucco businesses? ceilings together with massive chandeliers, opulent Rococo Revival INTERACTIVE 3-D CITY MODEL interiors and superb parquet floors designed by Michael Thonet The central element of the exhibition is a true-to-scale, three-by- are objects of wonder. Entrance with guided tours only! Duration: three metre 3-D city model, which is filled with digital content. 30 minutes, max. 25 persons per tour, limited capacities. Navigate through the history and the future of the two former CRAFTSMANSHIP & RESTORATION (6 PM–12.30 AM) railway areas by yourself! The restoration of the City Palace is seen as an important example BUILD YOUR DREAM CITY! of the preservation of monuments in Vienna. Presentations in Visitors of all ages can act as urban planners and build their dream the Square Room offer interesting insights (access with guided cities out of Lego bricks. tours only!).

NOTE_ Enjoy wines from the princely wine cellars at the palace’s Ballroom (6 pm–12.30 am). NOTE_ Wheelchair access via mobile stair climber (main entrance) or via lift (side entrance). IMAGE_ (1–2, 4) © Liechtenstein. The Princely Collections, Vaduz-Vienna, (3) © Palais Liechtenstein GmbH / Fotomanufaktur Grünwald IMAGE_ (1) © MA21/Christian Fürthner

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120 Technisches Museum Wien 121 Theatermuseum Mariahilfer Straße 212 Lobkowitzplatz 2 1140 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.technischesmuseum.at www.theatermuseum.at 01 / 899 98-0 01 / 525 24-3460

During the event, all of the exhibition areas will be open, the theme The Theatermuseum unites an inventory of collections on all topics of the night’s programme is “Monster woman”. of the “performing arts” and is one of the world’s most important GUIDED TOURS THROUGH THE HOUSE (6 PM–12.30 AM) documentation centres of its kind. The museum currently presents Different spontaneous tours: Special exhibition “On/Off”, musical the exhibition “I’m not thinking, I’m only saying it. Ödön von instruments, “Focus Love” and high-voltage tours all night. (Please Horváth and the Theatre”. find starting times on the museum homepage). The “theatre slide” is open! MINI MOBIL (6 PM–10 PM) SHADOW THEATRE FOR TRIAL (7 PM, 8 PM AND 9 PM) The popular “Mini Mobil” for children ages 3 to 8 is open until For kids and other enthusiasts. 10 pm. COSTUMES UNVEIL THEIR SECRETS (6 PM–11 PM) MONSTER WOMAN MUSIC PERFORMANCES Try on authentic costumes and feel light as a feather like Papagena! (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 8.30 PM AND 9.30 PM) ÖDÖN VON HORVÁTH AND THE THEATRE Artistic music performances with portable technology and sensor (7.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 10.30 PM AND 11.30 PM) costumes. Guided tours, 30 min. MONSTER WOMAN PERFORMANCE JOKEY (FROM 10.30 PM) I’D LOVE HAVING A FUTURE (8 PM AND 10 PM) Video/music performance with party music. They are all dancers in a disastrous waltz of death; all of them searching for “The Belle Vue”. Performance on the exhibition “I’m not thinking, I am only saying it” presented by students of the Institute Applied Theatre (IFANT), directed by Claudia Bühlmann, Friedhelm Roth-Lange.

NOTE_ Bosch on stage! Picture Gallery of the Academy at Theatermuseum (programme p. 83). NOTE_ Refreshments are offered by various vendors. IMAGE_ (1) © Literaturarchiv der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek, IMAGE_ (1) Sound costume monster woman (2–4) © KHM-Museumsverband

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122 Time Travel Vienna 123 Museum of Clocks and Watches Habsburgergasse 10a Schulhof 2 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.timetravel-vienna.at www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 532 15 14 01 / 533 22 65

Do you fancy a time travel through several centuries of Viennese The Museum of Clocks and Watches houses one of Europe’s history? Time Travel offers all milestones in Viennese history on leading collections. The many different chronometers document 1,300 sqm and in eight stations. The award-winning 5D cinema the development of time measurement and horology from the transports you back to the Roman camp Vindobona, in an au- 15th century to the present. dience with the Habsburgs you will learn piquant details of their CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP – A WATCH FOR A NIGHT (6 PM–8 PM) lives and Mozart and Strauss invite you to the Viennese Waltz Ride Pocket watch, wristwatch or stopwatch – create your own personal with a great laser show. In an air raid shelter, you can experience chronometer for the “ORF Long Night of Museums”! Take it with a World War II air raid alert and a magical Fiaker flight offers fasci- you on an exciting tour of the Museum of Clocks and Watches and nating views over Vienna. stop the clock! Fans of the macabre beware: Since autumn 2017, there is an addi- For children ages 8 and older. tional station! In the plague pit, visitors will not only meet a plague HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COLLECTION OF CLOCKS AND WATCHES doctor, but also a Viennese legend, the “Dear Augustin”. Fun and (8 PM AND 9 PM) action are guaranteed at Time Travel. Presented by the restorers of the Museum of Clocks and Watches. GUIDED TOURS – LIMITED CAPACITY! From the former clockwork of St. Stephen’s cathedral, taken down Tours start every 20 minutes and take approx. 50 minutes. Only a long ago, to the famous Viennese “lantern” wall clocks to the limited number of 600 participants is possible. Reservation cards will pocket watch collection of Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach: Join Tabea be handed out at 5.45 pm. Children need a reservation card, too. Rude and Michael Bollweil on a tour through several centuries of TREASURE HUNT timekeeping. Children can explore the history of Vienna in the course of a treasure hunt.

IMAGE_ (2) Karl Morawetz, Vienna, Clock depicting a mining operation, 1891, IMAGE_ (1–3) © Time Travel (3) Photo: Hertha Hurnaus, (1–3) © Wien Museum

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124 Urania Observatory 125 Viktor Frankl Museum Vienna Uraniastraße 1 Mariannengasse 1/Top 15 1010 Vienna 1090 Vienna www.planetarium.wien www.franklzentrum.org 01 / 89 17 41 50-000 0699 / 10 96 10 68

Urania Observatory, the oldest public observatory in Austria, has “A warm welcome to Viktor Frankl’s Height Psychology” – this is recovered its best “vision”. The great double telescope, consisting the lettering at the museum’s foyer. Special spaces of experience of a refracting telescope and a mirror telescope, offers you the joy show the encouraging message of his Theory of Meaning: it be- of astronomical observation right in the heart of Vienna. comes tangible and both visually and acoustically accessible CLOSE-UP OF THE SKY – EXPERIENCING THE COSMOS (FROM 6.30 PM) through installations, pictures, films, quotes and texts. You will Starting from 6.30 pm, short guided tours give you the chance to discover more about your own potentials and opportunities. experience the nightly sky from the very heart of the city. Get to A WALK IN VIKTOR FRANKL’S THEORY OF MEANING AND VALUES know the constellations of the stars and immerse yourself in the (6 PM–1 AM) vastness of space by a look through the telescopes of the observa- Experts on the Theory of Meaning are available for any questions. tory. Starting from 7 pm, a varied space programme is offered on VISIT THE VIKTOR FRANKL CENTRE (6 PM–1 AM) every full hour. Please note that the observations are dependent Take a stroll through the seminar center: Learn more about Frankl’s on the weather. work and life in an exhibition. A book table invites you to browse through a selection of Frankl literature. TOURS TO THE FORMER VIENNA POLICLINIC (7 PM–12 AM) On the hour, guided tours are offered to the former workplace of Viktor Frankl, where he was director of the neurological department for 25 years.

NOTE_ On site, refreshments and wines from Lower Austria are offered. IMAGE_ (1–4) © Viktor Frankl Zentrum Wien, Gerhard Breitwieser

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126 Virigilkapelle 127 Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art Stephansplatz (underground station) Laudongasse 15–19 1010 Vienna 1080 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at www.volkskundemuseum.at 0664 / 88 29 39 30 01 / 406 89 05

St. Virgil’s Chapel is one of the best-preserved Gothic interiors in The baroque Schönborn Garden Palace in Josefstadt houses the Vienna. It was built around 1220/30 as the “capella subterranea” largest museum of folk life and folk art in Austria. for a chapel on Stephansplatz. This fascinating subterranean place SPECIAL EXHIBITION “PLEASE WAIT” – AFGHAN ASYLUM SEEKERS of worship was discovered during the construction of the subway SHOW QUILTS MADE OUT OF HAND-PRINTED FABRICS in 1973 and has recently been extensively restored. A concise Since autumn of 2015, many refugees have been told “Please permanent exhibition deals with medieval Vienna. wait!”. Waiting for an appointment for their interview, waiting for THE BURDEN OF TRADITION (8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) notices, waiting for the prospects of a better future. The associati- A weird saints’ night at Virgilkapelle, with Renald Deppe (clarinet, on “Kultur10Vorne” in Frastanz in Vorarlberg enables the team of saxophone, mouthpieces) and Bodo Hell (text performance of the “Sewing Parade” to realise various textile projects. Now, five “Ritus and Rita”). asylum seekers present their unique tapestries and blankets in Vienna for the first time. The works are reminiscent of the use of form and colour in oriental tiles and carpets. They tell stories of experiences, of identity and hope. OPENING NIGHT WITH MUSIC (8 PM) SHORT GUIDED TOURS (8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM) SEWING PARADE (6 PM–10 PM) Imprinting fabric and processing it to small workpieces – watch or take part. Children are welcome, too!

NOTE_ Samples of Afghan cuisine at the sewing parade. NOTE_ Enjoy the night with culinary treats at the café-bistro with an outdoor dining area. IMAGE_ (1) © Wien Museum, Photo: Kollektiv Fischka, (2) Bodo Hell, IMAGE_ (1) Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art, © Photo: Craig Dillon, © O. Schmiderer, (3) Renald Deppe, © Peter Assmann (2) Association Kultur10Vorne, (3) Work in progress, Photo: Verena Kogelnig

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128 Red Vienna. Washhouse No. 2 129 Weltmuseum Wien Halteraugasse 7 Heldenplatz 1190 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.dasrotewien-waschsalon.at www.weltmuseumwien.at/en 0664 / 88 54 08 88 01 / 534 30-5052

The “New Vienna” of the 1920s and early 1930s is a unique socio- Weltmuseum Wien is back for the first time! political experiment, as it embraces all spheres of life – from social After many years of extensive reconstruction, the Weltmuseum and health policy to education and housing issues. Wien, one of the most important ethnographic museums in the The permanent exhibition covers four fields: world, finally opened its doors in late 2017. As the very heart of t “Red Vienna’s” history (1919–1934) the new museum, the permanent exhibition has been redesigned t “Red Vienna’s” communal housing and ancillary facilities from the ground up. 3,127 objects are featured in 14 galleries t Clubs of the Social Democratic Workers’ Party combined with contemporary interpretations. With a colourful and t The festivities of Vienna’s working-class movement varied programme, the Weltmuseum Wien invites you to take part SPECIAL EXHIBITION “KARL MARX IN VIENNA. ILLUSTRATED BY in the “ORF Long Night of Museums” 2018: P. M. HOFFMANN” COME & GO. SHORT TOURS (FROM 6 PM) To mark the bicentenary of Karl Marx’s birth, the Washhouse at the Based on 1–2 objects you dive into the themes of the exhibitions. Karl-Marx-Hof residential estate is dedicating a special exhibition Every half hour. to the great theorist’s oeuvre. In August 1848, Karl Marx spent a CULTURE STATION (6 PM–12.30 AM) few days in Vienna and gave three lectures. In the early 1860s, Capture different materials, tools and objects with all your senses. Marx was working from his London exile as a correspondent for the For children and adults. newspaper “Die Presse”. Karl Marx remained an omnipresent figure ATELIER IN THE KALEIDOSKOP (6 PM–11 PM) in “Red Vienna” during the First Republic – Otto Bauer further Come by, let yourself be inspired by objects and create your per- developed and disseminated Marx’s ideas in Social Democratic sonal keepsakes – especially suitable for children. circles under the term “Austro-Marxism”. GUIDED TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION (6 PM–12 AM) On every hour. NOTE_ Do you need a break? Treat yourself in the café & bistro in the wonderful atmosphere of the Hall of Columns. IMAGE_ (1) The gallery “Collecting Craze. I suffer from Museomania!”, IMAGE_ (1) © Pertramer, (2) © Wienbibliothek im Rathaus, (3) © P. M. Hoffmann, (2) Short tours, (3) Atelier in the Kaleidoskop, (4) Hall of Columns, (4) © VGA (1–4) © KHM-Museumsverband

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130 Wien Museum Karlsplatz 131 Phono Museum Vienna Karlsplatz 8 Mollardgasse 8/16 1040 Vienna 1060 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at www.bezirksmuseum.at/de/sondermuseum_phono 01 / 505 87 47 01 / 581 11 59

A fascinating mix of art and history on three floors, from the Middle How did people listen to music before there were music and video Ages to the 20th century. What’s more, Wien Museum is currently streaming platforms? The fascinating answer to this can be found offering three special exhibitions: “Otto Wagner”, “Skin Deep. at the Phono Museum Vienna. Immerse yourself in a world full of Hair Dressers, Barbers, Beauticians” and “What Remains: Traces nostalgia and enjoy the authentic sound of days long gone, with of Refugees”. the largest collection of phonographs and gramophones in the CHILDREN’S TOURS “SPARKLING CLEAN?! BEING CLEAN German-speaking world. Playing the original sound carriers from THEN AND NOW” (6 PM) the museum archives on the respective machines makes complex What did people wash themselves with in the past and what historical connections audible – and tangible. fragrances did they use? Who wore wigs and who did not? How often This year, the Phono Museum Vienna is proud to present and did Empress Elisabeth wash her hair? In this tour on the topic of hair demonstrate a Neumann record-cutting lathe to interested visitors and hygiene, you can try out perfumes and invent a beauty product. for the first time. When CDs where invented, many record studios For children ages 6 and older. sold their record equipment. Only few fully functional vinyl record- CURATORS’ TOURS “OTTO WAGNER” (6.30 PM AND 7.30 PM) cutting lathes are left today. With Eva-Maria Orosz (6.30 pm). VINYL RECORDING With Andreas Nierhaus (7.30 pm). In the course of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, every child and HIGHLIGHT TOURS “OTTO WAGNER” every visitor is invited to record their own voice on a vinyl record. (8.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 10.30 PM AND 11.30 PM) HIGHLIGHT TOURS “SKIN DEEP. HAIR DRESSERS, BARBERS, BEAUTICIANS” (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM AND 10 PM)

NOTE_ Flea market at the Wien Museum Shop (6 pm–1 am): great selection of exhibition catalogues at reduced prices. IMAGE_ (1) “Portrait Otto Wagner”, 1896, Gottlieb Theodor Kempf von Har- tenkampf, (2) “Project of the city museum at Karlsplatz, 1910”, (3) Shampoo powder from the company Elida, around 1935, (1–3) © Wien Museum

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132 Vienna Ambulance Museum 133 wienXtra-kinderinfo – Gilmgasse 18, entrance via Halirschgasse 12 Vienna’s children information centre 1170 Vienna MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 / Court 2 www.wien.gv.at/rettung/museum 1070 Vienna 01 / 40 00-70071 www.kinderinfowien.at 01 / 40 00-84400 The Vienna Ambulance Museum was newly designed and re- At the wienXtra-kinderinfo you get information and advice on opened in 2013. Throughout the year access is only possible for children’s culture and family leisure activities in Vienna. The groups. On the occasion of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, service is available for children up to 13 years and adults, who also individuals have the opportunity of experiencing the long and spend time with children in Vienna. changeful history of the Emergency Medical Service Vienna. The PHOTO BOX (6 PM–10 PM) museum is located in the historic building of the rescue centre Grab your friends, choose fun props and on to the photo box. Take Hernals, one of the oldest ones in the city. your pictures home as a souvenir. 137 YEARS EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE VIENNA FACE PAINTING (6 PM–10 PM) Founded the day after the terrible fire of the Vienna Ringtheater Whether a lion, butterfly or just colorful. Get your face painted at in 1881 by volunteers, the EMS Vienna today has become the the make-up station. only exclusively professional ambulance organisation in Austria. BUTTON STATION (6 PM–10 PM) Unique exhibits from the past 100 years such as historic medical Create your personal button. devices including restored ambulance vehicles give you the YOUR LEISURE TIME; YOUR INFO CENTRE! (6 PM–10 PM) opportunity of experiencing the progress of rescue services in the Find information on leisure time activities for any taste in many city. programmes and information brochures. You can get advice from GUIDED TOURS EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR the kinderinfo team. Every hour on the hour there are guided tours by the curator of the museum himself. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME Children get the chance to take a look at a real ambulance (car), to try out a lot of things and to get familiar with the work of an NOTE_ Order the kinderaktiv-programme without charge: you will get your ambulance person. kinderaktivcard right away! NOTE_ Opening hours during the “ORF Long Night of Museums” from 6 pm to 10 pm! IMAGE_ (1–4) © Berufsrettung Wien – MA 70 IMAGE_ (1) © Bubu Dujmic, (2–3) © Barbara Mair, (4) © Miguel Dieterich

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134 Magic Set Museum 135 ZOOM Children’s Museum Schönbrunner Straße 262, MuseumsQuartier Wien courtyard in the basement Museumsplatz 1 1120 Vienna 1070 Vienna www.zauberkasten-museum.at www.kindermuseum.at 0664 / 204 93 77 01 / 524 79 08 “Wondrous boxes for acquiring the spectacular art of magic” – The “Hands on, minds on, hearts on!” world’s biggest collection of magic sets. This large assortment of At ZOOM Children’s Museum, it’s all about asking, touching, explo- more than 3,000 different magic sets from three centuries is also ring, feeling, and playing: in hands-on exhibitions issues from the listed in The Guinness Book of Records. With 200 showpieces on realms of art, science, and everyday culture are prepared in ways display, you can immerse yourself in a world full of fascination that are geared towards children. and magic. From the first book of magic tricks and the first magic ZOOM HANDS-ON EXHIBITION “EARTH & SOIL” (6 PM–10 PM) set from the beginning of the 19th century to the newest and most For children ages 6 to 12. extraordinary magic sets, everything is explained in detail. A show Earth is the planet on which we live, and it also refers to the earth case with professional magic devices completes the exhibition. or soil under our feet. Fertile soil is especially important because SPECIAL EXHIBITION “ERNEST SEWELL (1889–1965)” the plants that grow in and on it nourish all of humankind. A Ernest Sewell, the British jack of all trades among magic artists, bustling community of organisms lives here! Besides providing a was even allowed to perform for the British Royal Family in the habitat for moles, beetles and worms, it also serves as a home for 1920s. Afterwards, he had this formative experience proudly mites, woodlice and fungi. Zooming in on this wondrous hidden documented on all his magic sets. Sewell also performed in un- world with a microscope reveals a teeming abundance of small, usual art forms, as a paper tearing artist, a ventriloquist, a “living” smaller and truly tiny creatures. In the new ZOOM hands-on exhi- puppeteer or a shadow play artist. Sort, style and variations of his bition you can explore this mysterious realm in a series of exciting magic arts are considered unique to this day and many notable stations and find out why it is so important to treat soil carefully magic artists from the past started their careers with the help of a and sustainably! magic set by Ernest Sewell. During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, “Earth & Soil” is opened CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME even for adults (as long as they are accompanied by children)! On every full and half hour, a great magician performs magic tricks.

NOTE_ ZOOM opening hours for the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, 6 pm–10 pm. NOTE_ The “Long Night” starts at 6 pm with a magical wheel of fortune for children. IMAGE_ (1–4) © ZOOM Children’s Museum / J. J. Kucek

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Train Ride “Kaltenleutgeben Train” Train Ride “Museum Express – To the Railway Museum leaving from the train station Bahnhof Meidling in Strasshof on the Blue Flash” (7.15–10.30 pm) 1120 Vienna leaving from the train station Praterstern www.kaltenleutgebnerbahn.at 1020 Vienna 0660 / 622 66 80 www.eisenbahnmuseum-heizhaus.com

In the year 1883, the private Imperial Royal Privileged Southern Train ride on the “Museum Express” to the Railway Museum in Railway Company inaugurated the section to Kaltenleutgeben. It Strasshof: turned out to be a success story, since the low-priced connection 7.15 pm Departure from Praterstern, Vienna to the natural paradise close to the city enjoyed great popularity. 7.50 pm Arrival at the Railway Museum Strasshof It got quiet around the Kaltenleutgeben route after passenger 9.45 pm Departure from the Railway Museum Strasshof transport was discontinued in 1951 and commercial transport in 10.30 pm Arrival at Praterstern, Vienna 2010. Since last year, however, nostalgic trains have been running The “Blue Flash” is a historic diesel railcar from the 50s, which on the romantic branch line regularly again. primarily operated on city connections Vienna–Venice or Vienna– SPECIAL TRAIN RIDES FROM MEIDLING TO PERCHTOLDSDORF Prague–Berlin. On the occasion of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, a special RAILWAY MUSEUM STRASSHOF train will run between the train stations Bahnhof Meidling (Eichen- Near Vienna, there is a place that is home to the Austrian rail veter- straße 12, 1120 Vienna) and Perchtoldsdorf. ans. Visitors can find a wide variety of engines and wagons in their Departure from Bahnhof Meidling every hour 6.24 pm–12.24 am original setting and historical environment. Departure from Perchtoldsdorf every hour 5.57 pm–12.57 am 75-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE STEAM TRAIN 52 100 (8 PM) All trains will also call at Liesing. The round trip will take about Birthday party of the steam locomotive 52 100, and book launch. one hour. Please find the exact timetable and possible short notice TURNTABLE PARADE (8.45 PM) changes at langenacht.ORF.at. Presentation of the train 52 100 on the railway turntable. SPECIAL EXHIBITION TRAIN OPERATION BY NIGHT (6 PM–1 AM) The glorious past of the railway line is demonstrated in a special Nightly rides of the model trains, model trucks and the garden exhibition at the charmingly lit train station Perchtoldsdorf. railway.

NOTE_ Delicacies and wine from the region will be available at the train station Perchtoldsdorf. NOTE_ Tickets for the “ORF Long Night of Museums” are valid for this ride and IMAGE_ (1) M. Schröder, (2) R. Lillich, (3–4) H. Waldherr can also be purchased on the train.

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Train Ride “Nostalgic Train to Semmering” (3.30 pm–1.30 am) leaving from the train station Heiligenstadt 1190 Vienna www.nostalgiezug.at 0676 / 541 59 91 The nostalgic train to Semmering is the ideal train connection from Vienna to the Semmering Railway, a world cultural heritage. A highlight for railway enthusiasts, nature lovers and everyone interested in history. A TRIP TO THE SEMMERING REGION (3.30 PM–1.30 AM) The trip to the museums in the Semmering region already starts at approx. 3.30 pm in a historical train set from the 70s. Departure from Heiligenstadt, via Baden, Wr. Neustadt, Payerbach. Please find the exact departure times at langenacht.ORF.at! MUSEUMS IN MÜRZZUSCHLAG The ride along the Semmering Railway takes you to Mürzzuschlag Stilmittel. and a varied museum programme. (Arrival at approx. 6.15 pm). HÖLLENTAL TRAIN PAYERBACH-REICHENAU Departure from Mürzzuschlag at approx. 9 pm to Payerbach-Rei- Die Ö1 Club-Kreditkarte chenau. The journey continues on the Höllental train to the depot in Hirschwang. A tour of the transducer facility in Reichenau is also von Diners Club part of the trip. (Duration approx. 2 hours). JOURNEY BACK FROM PAYERBACH-REICHENAU On the return of the Höllental train to Payerbach (approx. 11.35 pm), the nostalgic train ride will continue, calling at Wr. Neustadt, Exklusiv und kostenlos* für Ö1 Club-Mitglieder Baden and Vienna. (Arrival in Vienna at approx. 1.30 am). und alle, die es werden wollen. NOTE_ Tickets for the “ORF Long Night of Museums” are valid for this ride and Anmeldung und Umstieg jederzeit möglich! can also be purchased on the train. NOTE_ A dining car operates on the nostalgic train, where refreshments, coffee and snacks are offered. * Voraussetzungen und Bestellungen in oe1.ORF.at/kreditkarte

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oe1_clubcard_Ins_105x148_18.indd 1 12.06.18 09:29 rso.orf.at AROUND VIENNA Foto: Nancy Horowitz Nancy Foto: | E. PIRKER NEIGHBOURING MUSEUMS IN LOWER AUSTRIA The following museums and cultural institutions in Lower Austria can be reached within short drives from Vienna. The regional ticket for € 6.– is also valid at these locations.

10 Burg Liechtenstein Am Hausberg 2, 2344 Maria Enzersdorf 23 Eisenbahnmuseum Schwechat Hintere Bahngasse 2b, 2320 Schwechat 31 Filmarchiv Austria Parkweg 89, 2361 Laxenburg 33 Franzensburg Saison Schlossplatz 1, 2361 Laxenburg 42 Heimatmuseum Groß-Enzersdorf Rathausstraße 5, 2301 Groß-Enzersdorf 55 Kloster der Kreuzschwestern Laxenburg Schlossplatz 15, 2361 Laxenburg 57 Kultur- und Museumsverein Laxenburg 201819 Herzog-Albrecht-Straße 9, 2361 Laxenburg 58 kulturtreffpunkt laxenburg Das neue Programm Schlossplatz 17, 2361 Laxenburg 65 Museum der Freiwilligen Feuerwehr Laxenburg Michael Boder . Andrey Boreyko Herbert-Rauch-Gasse 2, 2361 Laxenburg Dennis Russell Davies . Susanna Mälkki Marc Minkowski . Markus Poschner 87 Pfarrkirche Laxenburg Lorenzo Viotti . Duncan Ward . u. a. Schlossplatz 8, 2361 Laxenburg Khatia und Gvantsa Buniatishvili 103 Stadtmuseum Korneuburg David Fray . Petra Lang . Xavier de Maistre Dr.-Max-Burckhard-Ring 11, 2100 Korneuburg Benjamin Schmid . Arabella Steinbacher 116 Wiener Tramwaymuseum – WTM, Museumsdepot Traiskirchen Daniil Trifonov . u. a. Alois-Lutter-Straße 33, Tor 2, M38/10, 2514 Traiskirchen Please find more information on these museums in the booklet for Lower Austria or on the internet on langenacht.ORF.at.

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