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Wo und bei wem ist der Kulturpass gültig?* AUSSTELLUNGEN/MUSEEN/SEHENSWÜRDIGKEITEN 21er Haus 795 57-770 Museum für zeitgenössische Kunst 1030, Quartier Belvedere, Arsenalstraße 1 www.21erhaus.at 3. Mann Tour 4000-3033 1010, Einstieg Kanal-Tour Karlsplatz-Girardipark (Reservierung unbedingt erforderlich!) www.drittemanntour.at Albertina 534 83-555 1010, Albertinaplatz 1 www.albertina.at Architekturzentrum Wien 522 31 15-30 ** 1070, MuseumsQuartier Wien www.azw.at Arnold Schönberg Center 712 18 88 1030, Schwarzenbergplatz 6, (Eingang Zaunergasse 1-3) www.schoenberg.at Bank Austria Kunstforum Wien 537 33 26 1010, Freyung 8 www.kunstforumwien.at Beethoven Eroicahaus (auf Anfrage geöffnet) 369 14 24 1190, Döblinger Hauptstraße 92 www.wienmuseum.at Beethoven Pasqualatihaus 535 89 05 1010, Mölkerbastei 8 www.wienmuseum.at Beethoven Museum (Eröffnung Nov. 2017) 370 54 08 1190, Probusgasse 6 www.wienmuseum.at Belvedere 795 57-0 1030, Prinz Eugen Straße 27 www.belvedere.at City Farm Schönbrunn 813 59 50-215 1130, Seckendorff-Gudent-Weg 6 www.cityfarm.wien Das Rote Wien. Waschsalon 0664 885 40 888 Karl Marx Hof 1190, Halteraugasse 7 www.dasrotewien-waschsalon.at designforum Wien 524 49 49 1070, MuseumsQuartier Wien www.designforum.at 1 Dokumentationsarchiv des 228 94 69-319 österreichischen Widerstandes 1010, Altes Rathaus, Wipplingerstraße 6-8 www.doew.at Dom Museum Wien 515 52-3300 1010, Stephansplatz 6 www.dommuseum.at Domkirche St. Stephan (nur Südturm) 515 52-0 1010, Stephansplatz www.stephanskirche.at Friedrich Kiesler Stiftung 513 07 75 1060, Mariahilferstraße 1B/1 www.kiesler.org Gedenkstätte Am Steinhof 228 94 69-319 1140, Baumgartner Höhe 1 www.doew.at Gemäldegalerie der Akademie der 588 16-2222 bildenden Künste Wien zu Gast im Theatermuseum 1010, Lobkowitzplatz 2 www.akademiegalerie.at HAUS DER MUSIK 513 48 50 1010, Seilerstätte 30 www.hausdermusik.at Haydnhaus 596 13 07 1060, Haydngassse 19 www.wienmuseum.at Heeresgeschichtliches Museum 795 61-0 1030, Arsenal Objekt 1 www.hgm.at Hermesvilla 804 13 24 1130, Lainzer Tiergarten www.wienmuseum.at Hofburg Kaiserappartments / Sisi Museum / Silberkammer 533 75 70 1010, Hofburg, Michaelerkuppel www.hofburg-wien.at Hofmobiliendepot Möbel Museum Wien 524 33 57 1070, Andreasgasse 7 www.hofmobiliendepot.at Irrgarten Schönbrunn 811 13-239 1130, Schlosspark Schönbrunn www.schoenbrunn.at Johann Strauß Wohnung 214 01 21 1020, Praterstraße 54 www.wienmuseum.at Jüdisches Museum Wien 535 04 31 1010, Dorotheergasse 11 www.jmw.at Kaiserliche Schatzkammer Wien 525 24-0 1010, Hofburg, Schweizerhof www.khm.at Kaiserliche Wagenburg Wien 525 24-0 1130, Schloß Schönbrunn www.kaiserliche-wagenburg.at Kapuzinergruft Wien 512 68 53-88 1010, Tegetthoffstraße 2 www.kapuzinergruft.com 2 KUNST HAUS WIEN 712 04 91 Museum Hundertwasser 1030, Untere Weißgerberstraße 13 www.kunsthauswien.com Kunsthalle Wien MuseumsQuartier 521 89-0 ** 1070, MuseumsQuartier Wien www.kunsthallewien.at Kunsthalle Wien Karlsplatz 521 89-0 1040, Treitlstraße 2 www.kunsthallewien.at Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien 525 24-0 1010, Maria Theresien-Platz www.khm.at Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Neue Burg 525 24-0 1010, Heldenplatz www.khm.at Künstlerhaus 587 96 63 1010, Karlsplatz 5 (wegen Renovierung geschlossen) www.k-haus.at 1050, Siebenbrunnengasse 19-21 (neuer interimistischer Standort) Leopold Museum 525 70-0 ** 1070, MuseumsQuartier Wien www.leopoldmuseum.org MAK Österreichisches Museum 711 36-0 für angewandte Kunst / Gegenwartskunst 1010, Stubenring 5 www.mak.at MAK Expositur Geymüllerschlössel 711 36-231 1180, Pötzleinsdorferstraße 102 www.mak.at MAK Tower 711 36-231 1030, Dannebergplatz 6 www.mak.at Mozarthaus Vienna 512 17 91-30 1010, Domgasse 5 www.mozarthausvienna.at mumok museum moderner kunst 525 00 stiftung ludwig ** 1070, MuseumsQuartier Wien www.mumok.at MUSA Museum Startgalerie Artothek 4000-8400 1010, Felderstraße 6-8 www.musa.at Museum für Verhütung und 0699 178 178 04 Schwangerschaftsabbruch – MUVS 1150, Mariahilfer Gürtel 37 www.muvs.org museum gugging 02243-870 87 3400 Maria Gugging, Am Campus 2 www.gugging.at Museum Judenplatz 1010, Judenplatz 8 www.jmw.at MuseumsQuartier Wien 523 58 81 1070, Museumsplatz 1 www.mqw.at 3 Naturhistorisches Museum Wien 521 77-0 1010, Maria Theresien-Platz www.nhm-wien.ac.at Neidhart Fresken 535 90 65 1010, Tuchlauben 19 www.wienmuseum.at ÖNB Prunksaal 534 10-394 1010, Josefsplatz 1 www.onb.ac.at ÖNB Esperanto & Globenmuseum 534 10-730 /710 1010, Palais Mollard, Herrengasse 9 www.onb.ac.at ÖNB Literaturmuseum 534 10-780 1010, Grillparzerhaus, Johannesgasse 6 ÖNB Papyrusmuseum 534 10-420 1010, Heldenplatz, Neue Burg www.onb.ac.at Ostlicht. Galerie für Fotografie 996 20 66 1100, Absberggasse 27 www.ostlicht.at Otto-Wagner-Kirche 910 60-11007 (Sa, So-Führungen und Besichtigung) 1140, Baumgartner Höhe 1 www.wienkav.at/ows Otto Wagner Hofpavillon Hietzing 877 15 71 1130, Schönbrunner Schloßstraße www.wienmuseum.at Otto Wagner Pavillon Karlsplatz 505 87 47-85177 1040, Karlsplatz www.wienmuseum.at Phantastenmuseum Wien 512 56 81 1010, Josefsplatz 6 Porzellanmuseum im Augarten 211 24-200 1020, Obere Augartenstraße 1 www.augarten.at Pratermuseum 726 76 83 1020, Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 www.wienmuseum.at Rapideum 0699 17 27 43 79 1140, Gerhard-Hanappi-Platz 1 www.skrapid.at/rapideum Römermuseum 535 56 06 1010, Hoher Markt 3 www.wienmuseum.at Schloß Schönbrunn 811 13-239 1130, Schloß Schönbrunn www.schoenbrunn.at Schubert Geburtshaus 317 36 01 1090, Nußdorferstraße 54 www.wienmuseum.at Schubert Sterbewohnung 581 67 30 1040, Kettenbrückengasse 6 www.wienmuseum.at Secession 587 53 07 1010, Friedrichstraße 12 www.secession.at 4 Sigmund Freud Museum 319 15 96-0 1090, Berggasse 19 www.freud-museum.at Technisches Museum Wien 899 98-0 1140, Mariahilferstraße 212 www.technischesmuseum.at Theatermuseum 525 24-0 1010, Palais Lobkowitz, Lobkowitzplatz 2 www.theatermuseum.at Uhrenmuseum 533 22 65 1010, Schulhof 2 www.wienmuseum.at Unteres Belvedere / Orangerie 1030, Rennweg 6 www.belvedere.at Virgilkapelle 513 58 42 1010, Stephansplatz www.wienmuseum.at Volkskundemuseum Wien 406 89 05 1080, Laudongasse 15-19 www.volkskundemuseum.at Weltmuseum Wien 534 30-5052 1010, Heldenplatz www.weltmuseumwien.at WestLicht – Schauplatz für Fotografie 522 66 36-60 1070, Westbahnstraße 40 www.westlicht.com Wien Museum Karlsplatz 505 87 47-0 1040, Karlsplatz 8 www.wienmuseum.at BIBLIOTHEK Österreichische Nationalbibliothek 534 10-511 1010, Heldenplatz [Mitteltor] www.onb.ac.at C3-Bibliothek für Entwicklungspolitik 317 40 10-200 1090, Sensengasse 3 www.centrum3.at FESTIVALS afriCult Festival www.africult.net [email protected] AFRIKA TAGE WIEN (Infos zur Kartenbestellung werden rechtzeitig bekanntgegeben) www.afrika-tage.at [email protected] art.experience.kulturfestival www.art-experience.at 5 Bock auf Kultur www.bockaufkultur.at [email protected] dotdotdot Open Air Kurzfilmfestival www.dotdotdot.at Ethnocineca www.ethnocineca.at [email protected] Europäische Theaternacht www.europaeische-theaternacht.at [email protected] femubaf Le festival de la musique 92 94 963 baroque française www.femubaf.com ImPulsTanz - 523 55 58 Vienna International Dance Festival www.impulstanz.com Internationales Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber Festival www.pandolfisconsort.at isaFestival 711 55-5110 www.isa-music.org Jazz Fest Wien 408 60 30 www.viennajazz.org KASUMAMA Afrika Festival 0676 974 34 67 www.kasumama.at Le Club du Mardi 0650 925 58 80 www.clubdumardi.blogspot.co.at Mittelamerikanisches Filmfestival 0699 19 22 77 88 www.centroamerica.at MUSIKTHEATERTAGE WIEN 0699 100 18181 www.musiktheatertagewien.at [email protected] Queer Filmfestival 0699 101 54 837 International Queer Minorities Film Festival www.transitionfilmfestival.com [email protected] Stöpsel Festival www.stoepsel.at [email protected] Summa Cum Laude 595 29 60 International Youth Music Festival www.sclfestival.org [email protected] this human world international human rights film festival www.thishumanworld.com [email protected] 6 urbanize. Internationales Festival für urbane Erkundungen www.urbanize.at [email protected] Vienna Comix 956 30 74 www.viennacomix.com VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 890 63 93 www.viennadesignweek.at wean hean – Das Wienerliedfestival 416 23 66 www.weanhean.at Wien Modern 242 002 www.wienmodern.at Wiener Festwochen 589 22 22 www.festwochen.at FILM De France 317 52 36 1010, Schottenring 5 www.votivkino.at Filmcasino 587 90 62 1050, Margaretenstraße 78 www.filmcasino.at Filmhaus Kino Spittelberg 522 48 16 1070, Spittelberggasse 3 www.film.at Gartenbaukino 512 23 54 1010, Parkring 12 www.gartenbaukino.at METRO Kinokulturhaus 512 18 03 1010, Johannesgasse 4 www.filmarchiv.at Österreichisches Filmmuseum 533 70 54 1010, Augustinerstraße 1 www.filmmuseum.at Stadtkino im Künstlerhaus 712 62 76 1010, Akademiestraße 13 www.stadtkinowien.at Votiv Kino www.votivkino.at 317 35 71 1090, Währinger Straße 12 7 KINDER UND JUGENDKULTUR DSCHUNGEL WIEN 522 07 20-20 Theaterhaus für junges Publikum ** 1070, MuseumsQuartier Wien www.dschungelwien.at Figurentheater Lilarum 710 26 66 1030, Göllnergasse 8 www.lilarum.at Kindermuseum 811 13-344 „Schloß Schönbrunn erleben“ 1130, Schloß Schönbrunn www.kaiserkinder.at Kulturverein grossundklein 0660 581 33 96 www.grossundklein.info [email protected] Lalala – Konzerte für Kinder 713 35 94 www.kultureninbewegung.org Märchenbühne Der Apfelbaum 523 17 29-20 1070, Kirchengasse 41 www.maerchenbuehne.at Szene Bunte Wähne 02982 20 2 02 www.sbw.at Theater HEUSCHRECK für Klein&Groß
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