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Forewords p. 4 Information p. 6 Children’s Pass p. 8 Index p. 10

City Walk p. 22 Line 1 p. 23 Line 2 p. 24 Line 3 p. 25 Line 4 p. 26 Lines A–C p. 27

Locations p. 28

City Map p. 162

Impressum p. 194

This booklet informs you about: museums Information provided: adresses, 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.

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Vorwort

DR. ALEXANDER WRABETZ DR. BRIGITTE WOLF DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE AUSTRIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, ORF HEAD OF THE REGIONAL ORF STUDIO VIENNA

In 2000, the ORF launched an initiative which by now has become one of There is good reason to celebrate this year – On October 4th, the “ORF Long ’s biggest cultural events: In 2014, the “ORF Long Night of Museums” Night of Museums” marks its 15th season. Once again, there are numerous celebrates its 15-year anniversary. Now it is time to take stock: Almost five mil- possibilities to get an overview over the cultural diversity of Vienna, to discover lion culture enthusiasts have been welcomed to the “Long Night” during this something new or to deepen one’s knowledge. 122 museums and cultural in- period. A success that has been achieved by the cooperation of the ORF, the big- stitutions, in Vienna alone, invite art lovers to a nightly tour. gest producer and host of cultural events in the country, and the museums, gal- ORF Vienna is accompanying its visitors through this “Long Night”. The Funk- leries and cultural institutions participating. The “ORF Long Night of Museums” haus (broadcasting centre) also opens its doors again: In the course of back- has become an essential yearly event, encouraging the Austrian population’s stage-tours, starting half-hourly from 6 pm on, visitors can get to know the interest in culture in addition to the ORF’s on-air activities, and has grown into inside of a broadcasting station and also have a look into the studio during the an integral part of the cultural calendar in Austria. Radio Wien special broadcast, which focuses on the “Long Night” from 8 pm This year again, we anticipate numerous visitors, because the 15th “ORF-Long to 1 am, with hit songs and evergreens and live coverage from the museums. Night of Museums” promises an extensive programme with unique and fasci- During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, the TV show “Wien heute” informs nating experiences: On October 4th from 6 pm to 1 am, 700 museums, galleries about last preparations in the museums, provides live coverage and will offer a and cultural institutions offer special guided tours, artists’ talks, lectures, mu- follow-up report on the highlights on the following day. sic, dance, varied children’s programmes and much more. At this point, I want to thank all cultural institutions, sponsors and partners that have contributed significantly to the success of this initiative, and once again this year, I wish all the visitors an unforgettable “ORF Long Night of Museums”.

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information

MUSEUM INFORMATION POINT (“TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM”) BUS LINES Maria-Theresien-Platz serves as the main Museum Information Point for all Locations in the Inner City of Vienna are within walking distance (“city walk”). visitors of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”. Information, booklets and Most locations outside the Inner City will be connected by shuttle buses or can tickets are available at Maria-Theresien-Platz at the following times: be reached by underground. Thursday, October 2nd, 2 pm–6 pm, Bus lines 1 to 4 will start from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien- Friday, October 3rd, 10 am–6 pm, Platz and offer a hop-on-hop-off bus service in intervals of about 15 minutes. Saturday, October 4th, from 9 am. Lines A to C will connect underground stations to locations in Vienna’s outer districts. Please find the exact routes in this booklet or on the internet. TICKETS The routes of the shuttle buses are connected to the underground lines, making The ticket is valid on October 4th, 2014 from 6 pm to 1 am as an admission individual tours possible. ticket for all locations and events listed in this booklet, and also as a ticket for public transport services in Vienna. EVENTS AND startING TIMES Ticket prices are € 13.– (regular ticket) Please find the starting times of events in this booklet. If not stated otherwise, € 11.– (reduced price) programmes (especially guided tours) will be offered in German only. Tickets at reduced price are available for Ö1-Club members, school children, students, senior citizens, disabled persons and for males in their obligatory FURTHER INFORMATION term of military or civilian service. Most recent information about the “ORF-Long Night of Museums” and all loca- Free admission for children age 12 and under, born after October 3th, 2002. tions in Austria is being provided on the internet on langenacht.ORF.at. Tickets are available in advance at tickets.ORF.at, at the Museum Information Point at the times listed above, and at the museums participating in this pro- Programmes, especially beginning times, are subject to alterations. In cases gramme. On the night itself they can be purchased at the Museum Information of limited capacity, admission cannot be guaranteed. Point or at any museum. Each museum is responsible for the content of the descriptions of their location TRANSPORT SERVICES and programme and for the information on accessibility in this booklet. The ticket is valid for the “Long Night” shuttle buses and from October 4th, 2014 4 pm to October 5th, 2014 3 am, it is also valid for public transport services in Vienna, including the Nightline buses. Children age 12 and under are allowed to use public transport if accompanied by an adult with a “Long Night” ticket.

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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. 2 48er Waste Museum______p. 29 70 ORF RadioKulturhaus______p. 100 3 Albertina______p. 30 73 Nat. Library / Globe Museum_____ p. 104 6 Architekturzentrum Wien______p. 33 74 Nat. Library / Papyrus Museum___ p. 105 9 bahnorama______p. 36 76 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM)_____ p. 107 12 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere______p. 40 77 Museum for Horticultural History___ p. 108 15 Museum of the Distr. of Floridsdorf__p. 43 78 Austrian Mus. for Economic Affairs__ p. 110 24 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna___p. 53 81 Austrian Advertising Museum_____ p. 113 26 The Treasure of St. Stephen’s Cath.__p. 55 85 Scouting Museum______p. 118 29 Electronics Museum______p. 58 89 Porcelain Museum Augarten____ p. 122 30 First Viennese School Museum____p. 59 90 Prater Museum______p. 124 32 Frederick Kiesler Foundation_____p. 61 92 Roman Museum______p. 126 33 Money Museum of the OeNB_____p. 62 97 ChocolateMuseum______p. 132 35 House of Music______p. 64 98 Science Pool______p. 133 36 Austrian Military Museum______p. 66 103 Technisches Museum Wien_____ p. 139 38 Hofmobiliendepot______p. 68 104 Theatermuseum______p. 140 COLLECT YOUR PRIZE 40 Jewish Museum Vienna______p. 70 105 Time Travel Vienna______p. 141 For three stamps and more, a small surprise awaits you in the children’s tent 43 Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum_ p. 71 106 Museum of Clocks and Watches_ p. 142 at the Museum Imformation Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz. 45 Klimt Villa Wien______p. 73 108 Austrian Museum of Folk Life …_ p. 144 Collect your prize on October 4th before midnight or as long as stocks last. 48 KUNST HAUS WIEN______p. 77 111 Weltmuseum Wien______p. 148 49 Kunsthalle Wien______p. 78 112 Wien Museum Karlsplatz______p. 149 To participate in the programmes, children must be accompanied by an adult. 50 Kunsthist. Museum______p. 79 116 Vienna Shoe Museum______p. 154 Parents are responsible for their children. 51 Kunsthist. Museum – Neue Burg__p. 80 117 Wiener Stadthalle______p. 155 53 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich_____p. 82 118 wienXtra-kinderinfo______p. 156 57 look Magnet Museum______p. 87 119 Interdependencies at the Ringturm_ p. 157 58 MAK ______p. 88 120 Dental Museum of Vienna______p. 158 59 Museum of the Market Office_____p. 89 121 Magic Set Museum______p. 159 68 Natural History Museum______p. 98 122 ZOOM Children’s Museum_____ p. 160

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1 21er Haus – Museum of Contemporary Art 13 Belvedere, Winter schweizergarten, Arsenalstraße 1, 1030 Vienna______p. 28 Himmelpfortgasse 8, 1010 Vienna______p. 41 2 48er Waste Museum 14 Museum of the District of Donaustadt (22nd District) Rautenweg 83 (on the premises of the landfill site), 1220 Vienna____p. 29 Kagraner Platz 53 & 54 (the building in the park), 1220 Vienna______p. 42 3 Albertina 15 Museum of the District of Floridsdorf (21st District) Albertinaplatz 1, 1010 Vienna______p. 30 Prager Straße 33, 1210 Vienna______p. 43 4 Old Vienna Schnapsmuseum 16 Museum of the District of Josefstadt (8th District) Wilhelmstraße 19–21, 1120 Vienna______p. 31 schmidgasse 18, 1080 Vienna______p. 44 5 AnzenbergerGallery 17 Museum of the District of Landstraße (3rd District) Absberggasse 27, 1100 Vienna______p. 32 sechskrügelgasse 11, 1030 Vienna______p. 45 6 Architekturzentrum Wien 18 Museum of the District of Meidling (12th District) museumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna______p. 33 Längenfeldgasse 13–15, 1120 Vienna______p. 46 7 Arnold Schönberg Center 19 Museum of the District of Simmering (11th District) schwarzenbergplatz 6/Zaunergasse 1–3 (entrance), 1030 Vienna____p. 34 enkplatz 2, 1110 Vienna______p. 48 8 arteum – Center for Sculptors 20 Museum of the District of Währing (18th District) schultheßgasse 8, 1170 Vienna______p. 35 Währingerstraße 124, 1180 Vienna______p. 49 9 bahnorama 21 Bible Center Favoritenstraße 51, 1100 Vienna______p. 36 Breitegasse 4–8 / Ground Floor, 1070 Vienna______p. 50 10 Balassi Institute – Collegium Hungaricum Vienna 22 Museum of the Bohemian Forest Hollandstraße 4, 1020 Vienna______p. 38 ungargasse 3, 1030 Vienna______p. 51 11 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere 23 Brennpunkt° – Vienna’s Museum of Heating Customs Prinz Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Vienna______p. 39 malfattigasse 4, 1120 Vienna______p. 52 12 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere 24 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna Rennweg 6, 1030 Vienna______p. 40 Ilgplatz 7, 1020 Vienna______p. 53

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25 Demel Museum 37 HilgerBROTKunsthalle Kohlmarkt 14, 1010 Vienna______p. 54 Absberggasse 27, 1100 Vienna______p. 67 26 The Treasure of St. Stephen’s Cathedral 38 Hofmobiliendepot – Imperial Furniture Collection stephansplatz 1, 1010 Vienna______p. 55 Andreasgasse 7, 1070 Vienna______p. 68 27 designforum Wien 39 Josephinum Quartier21/MQ, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna______p. 56 Währinger Straße 25, 1090 Vienna______p. 69 28 Dialogue in the Dark 40 Jewish Museum Vienna Freyung 6, 1010 Vienna______p. 57 Dorotheergasse 11, 1010 Vienna______p. 70 29 Electronics Museum 41 Imperial & Royal Vine Treasure Vaults Donaustadtstraße 45, 1220 Vienna______p. 58 Piaristengasse 45, 1080 Vienna______p. 71 30 First Viennese School Museum 42 Coffee Experience Museum Breitenleer Straße 263, 1220 Vienna______p. 59 vogelsanggasse 36, 1050 Vienna______p. 110 31 The History of Torture 43 Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum Fritz-Grünbaum-Platz 1, 1060 Vienna______p. 60 Piaristengasse 45, 1080 Vienna______p. 71 32 Frederick Kiesler Foundation 44 Clement Museum – the small museum in Maria am Gestade mariahilfer Straße 1b/Top 1, 1060 Vienna______p. 61 salvatorgasse 12/Passauer Platz, 1010 Vienna______p. 72 33 Money Museum of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank 45 Klimt Villa Wien Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, 1090 Vienna______p. 62 Feldmühlgasse 11, 1130 Vienna______p. 73 34 The Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna 46 Museum of Nursing schillerplatz 3, 1010 Vienna______p. 63 montleartstraße 37, 1160 Vienna______p. 74 35 House of Music 47 Kuffner Observatory seilerstätte 30, 1010 Vienna______p. 64 Johann-Staud-Straße 10, 1160 Vienna______p. 76 36 Austrian Military Museum – Institute of Military History 48 KUNST HAUS WIEN Arsenal, Objekt 18, 1030 Vienna______p. 66 untere Weißgerberstraße 13, 1030 Vienna______p. 77

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49 Kunsthalle Wien 61 Mozarthaus Vienna museumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna______p. 78 Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna______p. 91 50 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien 62 Mumok Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna______p. 79 museumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna______p. 92 51 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Neue Burg 63 Museum of Aspern-Essling 1809 neue Burg, Heldenplatz, 1010 Vienna______p. 80 Asperner Heldenplatz 9, 1220 Vienna______p. 94 52 Künstlerhaus 64 Museum of Contraception and Abortion Karlsplatz 5, 1010 Vienna______p. 81 mariahilfer Gürtel 37 / 1st floor, 1150 Vienna______p. 95 53 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich 65 Museum at the Schottenstift Herrengasse 13, 1010 Vienna______p. 82 Freyung 6, 1010 Vienna______p. 96 54 The Long-Night Tram 66 Museum Judenplatz around Ringstraße in a vintage tram, 1010 Vienna______p. 84 Judenplatz 8, 1010 Vienna______p. 70 55 Leopold Museum 67 MuseumsQuartier Wien / freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL museumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna______p. 85 museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna______p. 97 56 Loft 8. Gallery in the Bread Factory 68 Natural History Museum Vienna Absberggasse 29/3, 1100 Vienna______p. 86 maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Vienna______p. 98 57 look Magnet Museum 69 Neidhart Frescos at Kunst-Service, St. Elisabeth-Platz 6, 1040 Vienna______p. 87 tuchlauben 19, 1010 Vienna______p. 99 58 MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art 70 ORF RadioKulturhaus stubenring 5, 1010 Vienna______p. 88 Argentinierstraße 30a, 1040 Vienna______p. 100 59 Museum of the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna 71 Vienna Snowglobe Museum Floridsdorfer Markt 5, 1210 Vienna______p. 89 schumanngasse 87, 1170 Vienna______p. 102 60 Motorrolldie – Private Motorcycle Museum 72 Austrian National Library / Esperanto Museum erlgasse 35, 1120 Vienna______p. 90 Herrengasse 9, 1010 Vienna______p. 103

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73 Austrian National Library / Globe Museum 85 Scouting Museum and Institute of Scouting History Herrengasse 9, 1010 Vienna______p. 104 Loeschenkohlgasse 25, 1150 Vienna______p. 118 74 Austrian National Library / Papyrus Museum 86 Museum of Fantastic Art Vienna Heldenplatz – Neue Burg, 1010 Vienna______p. 105 Palais Palffy, Josefsplatz 6, 1010 Vienna______p. 119 75 Austrian National Library / State Hall 87 Planetarium Vienna Josefsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna______p. 106 Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1, 1020 Vienna______p. 120 76 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) 88 Vienna Police Museum – Museum of the Vienna Security Guards Augustinerstraße 1, 1010 Vienna______p. 107 marokkanergasse 4, 1030 Vienna______p. 121 77 Austrian Museum for Horticultural History 89 Porcelain Museum Augarten siebeckstraße 14, 1220 Vienna______p. 108 Obere Augartenstraße 1, 1020 Vienna______p. 122 78 Austrian Museum for Social and Economic Affairs 90 Prater Museum vogelsanggasse 36, 1050 Vienna______p. 110 Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1, 1020 Vienna______p. 124 79 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists 91 The Museum of Chimney Sweepers Währinger Straße 14, 1090 Vienna______p. 111 Klagbaumgasse 4, 1040 Vienna______p. 125 80 Austrian State Archives – Haus-, Hof- und Staatsarchiv 92 Roman Museum minoritenplatz 1, 1010 Vienna______p. 112 Hoher Markt 3, 1010 Vienna______p. 126 81 Austrian Advertising Museum 93 Horky Collection at Breitenseer Lichtspiele, Breitenseer Straße 21, 1140 Vienna____ p. 113 Kaffee Urania, Radetzkystraße 24, 1030 Vienna______p. 127 82 OstLicht. Galerie für Fotografie 94 Treasury of the Teutonic Order Absberggasse 27, 1100 Vienna______p. 114 singerstraße 7, Staircase I, 2nd Floor, 1010 Vienna______p. 128 83 Palais Porcia 95 Schlumberger Sparkling Cellars Herrengasse 23, 1010 Vienna______p. 115 Heiligenstädter Straße 39, 1190 Vienna______p. 130 84 Pathologic-anatomical Collection in the Narrenturm – NHM Vienna 96 Schmetterlinghaus / The Imperial Butterfly House spitalgasse 2, Court 6, 1090 Vienna______p. 116 Palmenhaus Burggarten, , 1010 Vienna______p. 131

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97 ChocolateMuseum – presented by Confiserie Heindl 109 WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse (BAWAG P.S.K. Zentrale) Willendorfergasse 2–8, 1230 Vienna______p. 132 Georg-Coch-Platz 2, 1018 Vienna______p. 146 98 Science Pool 110 Red Vienna. Wash House No. 2 Hauffgasse 4, 1110 Vienna______p. 133 Halteraugasse 7, 1190 Vienna______p. 147 99 Secession 111 Weltmuseum Wien Friedrichstraße 12, 1010 Vienna______p. 134 neue Burg, 1010 Vienna______p. 148 100 Sigmund Freud Museum 112 Wien Museum Karlsplatz Berggasse 19, 1090 Vienna______p. 136 Karlsplatz 8, 1040 Vienna______p. 149 101 City Palace 113 Wien Westbahnhof Bankgasse 9, 1010 Vienna______p. 137 europaplatz 2, 1150 Vienna______p. 150 102 stilwerk at the design tower 114 Vienna Fire Department Museum Praterstraße 1, 1020 Vienna______p. 138 Am Hof 7, 1010 Vienna______p. 151 103 Technisches Museum Wien 115 Vienna Ambulance Museum mariahilfer Straße 212, 1140 Vienna______p. 139 Gilmgasse 18, entrance via Halirschgasse 12, 1170 Vienna______p. 152 104 Theatermuseum 116 Vienna Shoe Museum Palais Lobkowitz, Lobkowitzplatz 2, 1010 Vienna______p. 140 Florianigasse 66, 1080 Vienna______p. 154 105 Time Travel Vienna 117 Wiener Stadthalle Habsburgergasse 10a, 1010 Vienna______p. 141 Roland-Rainer-Platz 1, 1150 Vienna______p. 155 106 Museum of Clocks and Watches 118 wienXtra-kinderinfo – information for children and families schulhof 2, 1010 Vienna______p. 142 museumsQuartier Wien/Court 2, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna___ p. 156 107 Urania Observatory 119 Interdependencies, Exhibition at the Ringturm uraniastraße 1, 1010 Vienna______p. 143 Wiener Städtische Insurance Group, Schottenring 30, 1010 Vienna__ p. 157 108 Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art 120 dental Museum of Vienna Laudongasse 15–19, 1080 Vienna______p. 144 sensengasse 2a, entrance: Währinger Straße 25a, 1090 Vienna___ p. 158

18 19 121 Magic Set Museum Schönbrunner Straße 262, courtyard in the basement, 1120 Vienna___ p. 159 122 ZOOM Children’s Museum museumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna______p. 160

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CITY WALK Line 1 stops Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz, Line 1 operates on Ringstraße around the Vienna city centre, thus connecting the following locations are within walking distance: 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 3 Albertina______p. 30 67 MQW / freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL__ p. 97 shuttle buses of line 1 will take you to the following destinations: 6 Architekturzentrum Wien______p. 33 68 natural History Museum Vienna______p. 98

7 Arnold Schönberg Center______p. 34 69 neidhart Frescos______p. 99 TREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ 10 Balassi Institute – Collegium Hungaricum__ p. 38 72 national Library / Esperanto Museum___ p. 103

12 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere______p. 40 73 national Library / Globe Museum______p. 104 U u2 Schottentor

13 Belvedere, Winter Palace______p. 41 74 national Library / Papyrus Museum_____ p. 105 th U u1/U4 Schwedenplatz 16 Museum of the 8 District______p. 44 75 national Library / State Hall______p. 106 21 Bible Center______p. 50 76 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM)______p. 107 48 KUNST HAUS WIEN______p. 77 22 Museum of the Bohemian Forest______p. 51 79 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists____ p. 111 93 Horky Collection______p. 127 25 demel Museum______p. 54 80 Austrian State Archives – HHSTA______p. 112

26 the Treasure of St. Stephen’s Cathedral__ p. 55 83 Palais Porcia______p. 115 U U3 Rochusgasse rd 27 designforum Wien______p. 56 86 Museum of Fantastic Art Vienna______p. 119 17 museum of the District of Landstraße (3 District)______p. 45

28 dialogue in the Dark______p. 57 88 Vienna Police Museum______p. 121 U U3/U4 Wien Mitte / Landstraße 32 Frederick Kiesler Foundation______p. 61 92 roman Museum______p. 126

33 Money Museum of the OeNB______p. 62 94 treasury of the Teutonic Order______p. 128 22 museum of the Bohemian Forest______p. 51

34 The Paintings Gallery of the Ac. of Fine Arts__ p. 63 96 Schmetterlinghaus______p. 131 U u3 Stubentor 35 house of Music______p. 64 99 Secession______p. 134 40 Jewish Museum Vienna______p. 70 100 sigmund Freud Museum______p. 136 58 mAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art____ p. 88 44 clement Museum______p. 72 101 Liechtenstein City Palace______p. 137 U U1/U2/U4 Karlsplatz 49 Kunsthalle Wien______p. 78 102 stilwerk at the design tower______p. 138 50 Kunsthist. Museum Wien______p. 79 104 Theatermuseum______p. 140 tREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ 51 Kunsthist. Museum Wien – Neue Burg___ p. 80 105 time Travel Vienna______p. 141 52 Künstlerhaus______p. 81 106 Museum of Clocks and Watches______p. 142 53 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich______p. 82 107 Urania Observatory______p. 143 54 the Long-Night Tram______p. 84 109 WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse__ p. 146 55 Leopold Museum______p. 85 111 Weltmuseum Wien______p. 148 58 MAK______p. 88 112 Wien Museum Karlsplatz______p. 149 61 Mozarthaus Vienna______p. 91 114 Vienna Fire Department Museum______p. 151 62 Mumok______p. 92 118 wienXtra-kinderinfo______p. 156 65 Museum at the Schottenstift______p. 96 122 ZOOM Children’s Museum______p. 160 66 Museum Judenplatz______p. 70

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Line 2 stops Line 3 stops Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz, Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz, the shuttle buses of line 2 will take you to the following destinations: the shuttle buses of line 3 will take you to the following destinations:

tREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ tREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ 34 the Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna______p. 63 16 museum of the District of Josefstadt (8th District)______p. 43 99 Secession______p. 134 41 Imperial & Royal Vine Treasure Vaults______p. 71 52 Künstlerhaus______p. 81 43 emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum______p. 71 112 Wien Museum Karlsplatz______p. 149 108 Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art______p. 144 7 Arnold Schönberg Center______p. 34 116 vienna Shoe Museum______p. 154 12 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere______p. 40 U U6 Josefstädter Straße 88 Vienna Police Museum – Museum of the Vienna Security Guards__ p. 121 tREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ 70 ORF RadioKulturhaus______p. 100 11 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere______p. 39 57 look Magnet Museum______p. 87 36 Austrian Military Museum – Institute of Military History______p. 66 1 21er Haus – Museum of Contemporary Art______p. 28 11 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere______p. 39 57 look Magnet Museum______p. 87 70 ORF RadioKulturhaus______p. 100 7 Arnold Schönberg Center______p. 34 12 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere______p. 40 88 Vienna Police Museum – Museum of the Vienna Security Guards__ p. 121 52 Künstlerhaus______p. 81 112 Wien Museum Karlsplatz______p. 149 34 the Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna______p. 63 99 Secession______p. 134 tREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ

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Line 4 stops LINE A STOPS Starting from the Museum Information Point at Maria-Theresien-Platz, Line A will operate in Vienna’s 22nd district. Starting from the underground station the shuttle buses of line 4 will take you to the following destinations: “U1 Rennbahnweg”, the buses will take you to the following destinations:

tREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ U U1 Rennbahnweg U U2 Schottentor 2 48er Waste Museum______p. 29 100 sigmund Freud Museum______p. 136 30 First Viennese School Museum______p. 59 U U6 Währinger Straße / Volksoper 2 48er Waste Museum______p. 29 20 museum of the District of Währing (18th District)______p. 49 U U1 Rennbahnweg 71 vienna Snowglobe Museum______p. 102

S S45 Hernals LINE B STOPS 8 arteum – Center for Sculptors______p. 35 Line B will operate in Vienna’s 23rd district. Starting from the underground station 115 vienna Ambulance Museum______p. 152 “U6 Alterlaa”, the buses will take you to the following destinations: U U6 Alser Straße U u6 Alterlaa 84 Pathologic-anatomical Collection in the Narrenturm – NHM Vienna__ p. 116 97 ChocolateMuseum – presented by Confiserie Heindl______p. 132 39 Josephinum______p. 69 U u6 Alterlaa 120 Dental Museum of Vienna______p. 158 100 sigmund Freud Museum______p. 136 33 money Museum of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank______p. 62 LINE C STOPS 79 museum of Pharmacy and Chemists______p. 111 Line C will operate in Vienna’s 14th district. Starting from the underground station tREFFPUNKT MUSEUM / MARIA-THERESIEN-PLATZ “U4 Schönbrunn”, the buses will take you to the following destinations: U u4 Schönbrunn 103 technisches Museum Wien______p. 139 U u4 Schönbrunn

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1 21er Haus – Museum of Contemporary Art 2 48er Waste Museum Schweizergarten, Arsenalstraße 1 Rautenweg 83 (on the premises of the landfill site) 1030 Vienna 1220 Vienna www.21erhaus.at www.abfall.wien.at 01 / 795 57–770 01 / 58 817–48176

The 21er Haus is considered the leading museum of contemporary What would Vienna be like without the waste collection and street Austrian art placed in an international context. Don’t miss: cleaning by the municipal department 48? Vienna’s unique Waste AN EXCLUSIVE GLIMPSE OF THE FRITZ WOTRUBA STORES Museum was set up by the department in a converted workshop (6 PM, 6.30 PM, 7 PM and 7.30 PM) building at the landfill site Rautenweg in 2011 and has been conti- Max. 15 participants. nuously extended since then. The collection includes historical and THE 20ER HAUS IN THE 1960S AND TODAY (8 PM) contemporary exhibits and pictures from more than 100 years of Tour about the and history of the 21er Haus and Peter waste management, street cleaning and winter services in Vienna. Baum’s photographs. One of the exhibition areas is dedicated to the myths and miscon- FOR ART LOVERS (9 PM) ceptions of waste management. Here you can literally grasp what Tour of the first exhibition showcasing Anne & Wolfgang Titze’s exactly happens with recycling material and why separately collec- magnificent art collection. ted waste will certainly not be thrown together again, but reused. PERFORMANCE “DEMON BROTHERS” BY HANS WEIGAND FLYING GUIDES (11 PM and 12 AM) Employees are available to answer your questions and offer guided With Demon Brothers, Austrian artist Hans Weigand confronts the tours. modernist architecture of the 21er Haus with gestures from Austri- CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME: WASTE AND ART an traditions in an interplay of mobility and immobility. Give waste a second chance: Turn garbage into creative jewellery. LATE NIGHT PARTY (FROM 12 AM) FILM EXPERIENCE The history of the smallest room: from the Romans to the Middle Ages to the present.

TIP_ Travel advice TIP_ Free “Love Story” poster if you purchase your “Lange Nacht” ticket from • by public transport: Please use the bus transfer of the “ORF Long Night of the 21er Haus and a free welcome drink for your “Lange Nacht” ticket at the Museums” from U1. There is no other public transport going to the landfill site Late Night Party. and no possibility to come by foot. IMAGE_ (1) Peter Baum. Haus-Rucker-Co, © Peter Baum, Vienna, (2, 4) © Belvedere • by car: Parking spaces are available! Highway S2, exit “Rautenweg”, go right Vienna / Natascha Unkart, (3) Eberhard Havekost, Shopping World, 2000, © Eber­- towards Breitenlee. hard Havekost, photo: White Cube, London IMAGE_ (1–3) Photos: Felicitas Matern

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3 Albertina 4 Old Vienna Schnapsmuseum Albertinaplatz 1 Wilhelmstraße 19–21 1010 Vienna 1120 Vienna www.albertina.at www.schnapsmuseum.com 01 / 534 83–0 01 / 815 73 00

Current Exhibitions: The Old Vienna Schnapsmuseum, which has been in the posses- JOAN MIRÓ – FROM EARTH TO SKY sion of the Fischer Familiy for five generations, offers a unique Joan Miró is one of the most popular artists of the 20th century. insight into the tradition of schnaps and liqueur production. The Around 100 paintings, drawings and objects provide insight into tour through the museum – from the office from 1904 to the old his poetic perception. distillers from the 19th century – provides interesting facts about ARNULF RAINER schnaps and also carries visitors away to the good old days of the The Albertina honours the internationally renowned artist on the monarchy. Some of the recipes of the Friedrich Fischer distillery occasion of his 85th birthday with a comprehensive retrospective. date back as far as the 19th century and have been traditionally MONET TO PICASSO. THE COLLECTION BATLINER passed on from father to son. The Old Vienna Schnapsmuseum In the permanent exhibition you can look forward to highlights continues the tradition of liqueur production. It specializes in from over 100 years of art history. absinthe and launched a new product series with Manner and rum VIVA ESPAÑA – THE WORLD OF MIRÓ IN THE ALBERTINA coconut liqueurs. In the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, Spanish flair fills the Alber- GUIDED DISTILLERY TOURS tina. Visitors are swept away by flamenco dancers to the south of Guided tours of the museum are offered on every full and half hour. Spain to the strains of passionate guitar music by Flaco de Nerja. Start of the first tour: 6 pm. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME: PAINT LIKE MIRÓ (6 PM–9 PM) Start of the last tour: 1 am. The studio at the Albertina is also open throughout the “Long Night”, where children and adults can try to paint like Miró or to overpaint in the style of Arnulf Rainer.

TIP_ The evening is then rounded off by culinary highlights and all types of tapas, which are served on the Albertina Bastei (city fortification). IMAGE_ (1) Joan Miró, L’Or de l’azur, 1967, Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona, (2) Joan Miró, Birds and Insects, 1938, Albertina, Vienna – Batliner Collection, TIP_ The tours end with tastings of in-house products, such as the “Schön­ © Bildrecht, Wien, 2014. Photo: © Fotostudio Heinz Preute, Vaduz, (3) Arnulf brunner Gold Likör”, a liqueur refined with 23-carat gold leaf. For children, Rainer, Schwarze Rinnen, 1974, Albertina, Vienna also fruit juice is available.

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5 AnzenbergerGallery 6 Architekturzentrum Wien Absberggasse 27 MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 1100 Vienna 1070 Vienna www.anzenbergergallery.com www.azw.at 01 / 587 82 51 01 / 522 31 15

The gallery shows many Austrian and international photographers The Architekturzentrum Wien is the Austrian Museum of Architec- over five exhibition cycles per year. Since 2011, the medium of the ture and sees itself as an exhibition, events and research centre photobook has been a special focus of the gallery. that focuses on the theme of architecture and the culture of buil- HANDMADE II (From 6 PM) ding. The permanent exhibition, “a_show. Austrian Architecture “Handmade II” shows photography that through different methods in the 20th and 21st Centuries”, shows highlights of the history becomes sensible, handmade and corporeal. of Austrian architecture, while temporary exhibitions present the Artists: Stella Bach, Zachary Burns, Simone Casetta, Cristina De- wide spectrum of contemporary architecture. A broad programme Middel, Sissi Farassat, Letitia Huckaby, Minyó Szert, Christopher of guided tours, educational offers and associated events, a spe- Mavric, Diane Meyer, Regina Anzenberger, Heather F. Wetzel, Eldar cialist library, the comprehensive collection of architecture of the Zeytullaev, Vlad Krasnoshchok, and others. 20th and 21st centuries, a constantly expanding building database, “LIGHT-BIKE”, A PERFORMANCE BY MINYÓ SZERT (8 PM) and the online architects lexicon complete the rich range of facili- With his performance “Light-Bike”, Minyó Szert turns the gallery ties and resources. into a darkroom and thus grants his audience a fascinating insight HANGING MODELS AND SOAP BUBBLES, WORKSHOP FROM THE into his work and into the development of a photograph starting AGE OF 6 (6 PM) from the very beginning. What do hanging or suspended models and soap bubbles have in common? They create a form that represents an optimal use of material. There will be experiments in order to understand the principle of minimal structures. GUIDED TOUR “A_SHOW. AUSTRIAN ARCHITECTURE IN THE 20TH ST TIP_ At the AnzenbergerGallery bookshop, which was founded 2013, you can AND 21 CENTURIES” (8 PM) find rare, selfpublished and signed photography books. GUIDED TOUR “GAUDI: ARCHITECTURE AHEAD OF IT’S TIME” (9 PM) IMAGE_ (1) © Minyó Szert/AnzenbergerGallery, Lightbike, (2) © Diane Meyer/ AnzenbergerGallery, Wall, Bernauer Straße, 2012, (3) © Sissi Farassat/ AnzenbergerGallery, Müller 3, (4) © Heather F. Wetzel/AnzenbergerGallery, Salvage XXXVII IMAGE_ (1) © Pez Hejduk

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7 Arnold Schönberg Center 8 arteum – Center for Sculptors Schwarzenbergplatz 6/Zaunergasse 1–3 (entrance) Schultheßgasse 8 1030 Vienna 1170 Vienna www.schoenberg.at www.arteum.at 01 / 712 18 88 0676 / 635 05 04

The Schönberg Center is a unique repository of Arnold Schönberg’s The arteum is the center for sculpting in Vienna. The studios, work- archival legacy and a cultural center that is open to the public. The shops and exhibition areas offer a unique atmosphere where you Schönberg Estate has been UNESCO World Heritage since 2011. can get an insight into the world of sculpting. Discover sculptures, EXHIBITION: reliefs and natural stones on an area of more than 1,000 square ARNOLD SCHÖNBERG – THE MUSICAL IDEA metres. The arteum was founded by master craftsman Reinhard Discover the composer through his compositions, paintings and Winter in 2007. writings. Experience an exciting voyage through his music. Per­ EXHIBITION: “NATURAL.STONE.SCULPTURE.” use numerous artifacts, manuscripts and documents from the You are very welcome to touch the sculptures in order to “grasp” Schoen­berg archives. shapes, surfaces and materials. The sculptors will be happy to CONCERT: accompany you on your tour. ENSEMBLE RECONSIL WIEN. ROLAND FREISITZER, CONDUCTOR LIVE: “SCULPTING MARATHON” (1 PM–1 AM) (7 PM) The arteum sculptors will work together for 12 hours on a stone Arnold Schönberg: Fünf Orchesterstücke op. 16 sculpture, combining a number of individual styles in one object. Version for Chamber Ensemble You are invited to witness this fascinating development process Ying Wang: new work (world premiere) live in the arteum studio. Daniel Moser: “..disparates y embelecos..” EXPERIENCE SCULPTING HANDS-ON CONCERT: Have a go at the art of sculpting yourself with instructions from ENSEMBLE RECONSIL WIEN. ROLAND FREISITZER, CONDUCTOR master craftsman Reinhard Winter. (8.30 PM) Detlev Müller-Siemens: “… called dusk III” (world premiere) Martin Herraíz: new work (world premiere) Arnold Schönberg: Fünf Orchesterstücke op. 16 Version for Chamber Ensemble

IMAGE_ (1, 3) © Arnold Schönberg Center, (2) © Hannes Böck, NOTE_ The arteum is accessible barrierfree, but the rest room is not. (4) © Markus Christof Keller IMAGE_ (1–4) © Reinhard Winter/arteum

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OPEN ONLY UNTIL THE END OF 2014! On its 1,000 square metres of exhibition area, bahnorama, a joint project of the City of Vienna and the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB), offers information about the future Vienna main station and its new neighbourhood. At bahnorama, neighbours, travellers, children and experts will all find answers to their questions. Apart from a 3D flight simulation over the whole area and an impressive movie summarising the project, the highest walk­ able wooden construction tower in Europe is another highlight of bahnorama. From its 40-metre-high viewing platform, you can enjoy not only the breathtaking panoramic view of Austria’s largest Die Storys eines construction site but also a magnificent view over Vienna. A VISIT TO THE VIEWING PLATFORM GUIDED TOURS ON THE HOUR (6 PM–12 AM) Jahrzehnts. MAKING BAHNORAMA TOWERS FOR CHILDREN (6 PM–8 PM) Die Schlagzeilen 2000 bis 2010. Holen Sie sich

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10 Balassi Institute – Collegium Hungaricum Vienna 11 Belvedere, Upper Belvedere Hollandstraße 4 Prinz Eugen-Straße 27 1020 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.collegium-hungaricum.at www.belvedere.at 01 / 21 40 581–100 01 / 79 557–0

The Gallery UngArt of the Balassi Institute – Collegium Hungari- The Upper Belvedere is one of Europe’s most stunning cum Vienna presents a specially initiated exhibition programme in buildings. It houses the greatest works of Austrian art, by artists order to mark the 25th anniversary of the opening of the border to such as Schiele, Kokoschka and Klimt. Come and experience a Hungary and in the context of Hungary being the host country for cross-section of the Belvedere’s history at the “ORF Long Night the programme of the Vienna Design Week. of Museums”: A BORDER THAT CONNECTS. EVERYDAY LIFE, EVERYDAY CULTURE AND AUSTRIA IS FREE! A VIEW OVER THE CITY (6 PM–12 AM) EVERYDAY OBJECTS OF THE 80S IN AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY Stand where Austrian Foreign Minister Leopold Figl presented 1989 was the magical year of political change in Eastern and Cen- the State Treaty to the cheering crowds. Make the most of this tral Europe, and it was the year of the opening of Hungary’s border rare opportunity and have a photo of yourself taken in this most to Austria. Even in the years until then Austria(ns) and Hungary al- historic of places. ready cultivated a brisk exchange. The exhibition at the Collegium THE PRINCE’S NEW CLOTHES – BAROQUE ON THE CATWALK (8 PM) Hungaricum Vienna lets visitors tune into the eventful times before Students from the Mode- und Kunstschule Herbststraße present and during the change in Vienna, Nickelsdorf-Hegyeshalom, Buda- their Baroque Haute Couture based on historical patterns and pest, etc. by means of typical objects, original documents, video parade through the sumptuous setting of the Upper Belvedere. and audia material on the areas of travel, advertising, shopping, fashion, housing, border traffic, communication in technology and the opening of the border. The exhibits from different collections and archives, some of which are shown for the first time, are brought to life through fascinating personal recollections. CURATOR’S TOUR (8 PM, 10 PM and 12 AM) TIP_ Receive a poster if you purchase your advance “Lange Nacht” ticket from the Upper Belvedere. PLEASE NOTE_ Visit of the balcony only with timed ticket, to collect at the IMAGE_ (1) © Collegium Hungaricum Vienna, Photo: Kristóf Viola, (2) Hungarian Upper Belvedere’s ticket desk within presale and on October 4 until 7 pm! buyers in Vienna, 1988, © Photo: Judit Müller, (3) At the border tollgate, IMAGE_ (1) © Votava Wien, (2) Gustav Klimt “Lovers”, © Belvedere Vienna, Hegyeshalom on Sept 1st 1989, © Photo: Barnabás Szabó (3) Belvedere Vienna, © Ian Ehm, (4) © Belvedere Vienna

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12 Belvedere, Lower Belvedere 13 Belvedere, Winter Palace Rennweg 6 Himmelpfortgasse 8 1030 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.belvedere.at www.belvedere.at 01 / 79 557–0 01 / 795 57–134

Kid’s Palace in marble and gold – the rooms where Prince Eugene ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF WINTER PALACE: COME AND CELEBRATE! of Savoy once lived are especially devoted to little princes and The magnificent rooms of Prince Eugene of Savoy’s town palace in princesses: Himmelpfortgasse have been open to the public for one year now. KID’S TOURS: ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS The current show confronts the historical setting with contempora- (6.15 PM, 7.15 PM, 8.15 PM and 9.15 PM) ry art, revealing some new perspectives. Take the unique oppor- Step behind the looking glass and discover mirrors and their many tunity of seeing work by Anthony Gormley reflected in the Gold legends in the Baroque palace. 30 minutes. Cabinet’s Baroque mirrors or Olafur Eliasson’s art in the restored PUZZLE TRAIL: THE PALACE MYSTERY (6 PM–10 PM) Sala Terrena. You can find out about the Winter Palace’s other Explore the magnificent rooms at your own pace and solve some hidden treasures from the “info-point” guides during the evening. puzzling questions about the palace and the exhibition. DANCE THEATRE: A BAROQUE HERCULES (6.30 PM and 10 PM) DRESSING-UP STATION: BAROQUE FANCY DRESS! (6 PM–10 PM) Experience a mixture of Baroque dance and theatre, breathing new Try on some Baroque costumes and find out more about life 300 life into the staterooms. years ago. BAROQUE THE NIGHT AWAY! (7 PM–9.30 PM) MAKE-UP STATION: SLIP INTO A FAIRYTALE (6 PM–10 PM) “Info-point” guides tell some of the stories and secrets surround- Become a prince or princess for an evening and slip into adventu- ing Prince Eugene’s town palace. rous or magical fairytale roles. OPEN STUDIO FOR CHILDREN (AGED 3+) (6 PM–10 PM) Gild a bookmark, design a reflecting artwork, or practice painting on canvas.

TIP_ Goodie: exhibition poster if you purchase your advance “Lange Nacht” ticket at the Lower Belvedere and chance of winning a children’s birthday party TIP_ As it is a birthday celebration, anyone who buys their “Lange Nacht” at the Belvedere! ticket at the Winter Palace will be invited to a glass of sparkling wine! IMAGE_ (1) © Belvedere Vienna, (2) © Belvedere Vienna, (3) Martin P. Bühler, IMAGE_ (1) Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, Dauerleihgabe, Belvedere, Vienna, photo © Bildrecht, Vienna 2014, (4) Belvedere Vienna, © Ian Ehm (2–4) © Belvedere Vienna

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14 Museum of the District of Donaustadt (22nd District) 15 Museum of the District of Floridsdorf (21st District) Kagraner Platz 53 & 54 (the building in the park) Prager Straße 33 1220 Vienna 1210 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 20 32 126 0664 / 556 69 73

In the former fire station, pictures and objects are on display that What did a kitchen look like 90 years ago? How did people live 100 show the seven villages and one colony of Donaustadt as it used to years ago? Find out fascinating facts about the living conditions be. The highlights include the altar of Aspern (Napoleon attended and the daily life in former times at the museum of the district a Mass in front of this altar), rowing clubs at the Old Danube, the of Floridsdorf and explore the history of the district on the basis clock of the church of Süßenbrunn, gardeners in the district, the of numerous exhibits, pictures and maps from different centuries. model of a boat mill, the Maria-Theresia Gate of Essling and an The collection also focusses on the histories of industry, transpor- open air gallery in front of the museum. tation and railways, the Danube, Beethoven in Jedlesee and on SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS: Prehistoric findings and minerals. “From wild river ground to Seestadt” WOLFGANG, THE MAGICIAN IN THE RED TAILCOAT (6 PM–11 PM) “Aspern – the world’s most international airport” Wolfgang Halac takes the kids into the realm of illusions, with “30 years of Bezirksmuseum Donaustadt” enjoyable and astounding magical tricks and suprising effects. PRESENTATIONS (10 PM and 11 PM) Children can even try magic themselves with the biggest magic 10 pm: “Aspern – the world’s most international airport” wands of the country. (on every full hour) 11 pm: “Fascinating crystals” THE HOLE IN THE EARTH OR THE EVERYDAY LIFE OF AN By Dr. Robert Krickl. ARCHEOLOGIST (6.30 PM–11.30 PM) GUIDED TOURS What can archeology contribute to the understanding of the recent Personal guided tours by director Helmut Just on every half hour. past? Archeologist Thomas Pototschnig gives an account of his research in Floridsdorf. (hourly on every half hour) SCAVANGER HUNT Children can explore the museum in the course of a scavanger hunt.

TIP_ If time travels into the history of the district and scavanger hunts make TIP_ An illustrated book and brochures about Donaustadt are available at you hungry, you can fortify yourself at the buffet! the museum. IMAGE_ (2) © Wolfgang Halac

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16 Museum of the District of Josefstadt (8th District) 17 Museum of the District of Landstraße (3rd District) Schmidgasse 18 Sechskrügelgasse 11 1080 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 403 64 15 01 / 40 00–03127

The Museum of the District of Josefstadt shows the development The district museum is located in a former school building, where of the 8th district from 1700 to the present, and acts as an active the former gym hall was turned into a small museum. center for diverse activities of the residents. EXHIBITION: “THE MISSING RIGHT” THE JOSEFSTADT FROM 1900 TO 1914 Children’s drawings from Theresienstadt (Elena Strubakis). The exhibition shows the rapid change from an idyllic suburb to a EXHIBITION: “100 YEARS OF LOCAL RAIL LINE VIENNA – ” modern mid-city district with the cultural highlights Gustav Klimt (Dietmar Granzinger). und Stefan Zweig. A diorama of the assasination of Franz Ferdi- EXHIBITION: “OUR FORGOTTEN NEIGHBOURS” nand marks the end of that era. Memorial room for the Jews from Landstraße. READING AND GUIDED TOUR (7 PM–7.30 PM) “TATORT PRATER” (“PRATER CRIME SCENE”) (7 PM) Johanna Lonsky reads from Zweig’s “Die schlaflose Welt”, then Helga Anderle reads from her anthology. guided tour of the exhibition. “PURRING AT LANDSTRASSE” (8 PM) 175 YEARS OF JURISDICTION IN THE JOSEFSTADT Dietmar Grieser reads from his book “Das gibt’s nur in Wien” The exhibition shows a fascinating overview over 175 years of (“This can be found only in Vienna”). history of jurisdiction in the “Grey House” and other courts in the “DIE JAHRHUNDERTREISE” (“JOURNEY OF A CENTURY”) (9 PM) 8th district. Also, thrilling cases and the abolishment of the capital Eva Bauer reads from her novel. punishment will be covered. “DASS ICH IHNEN ERZÄHLE” (“THAT I WILL TELL YOU”) (10 PM) GUIDED TOURS (6.15 PM and 8.30 PM) Karl Hauer reads jokes and stories from his latest book. Guided tours of the exhibition with following tour in the Landesge- richt by Pres.Mag. Friedrich Forsthuber. MIDNIGHT-READING (11.30 PM–12 AM) Johanna Lonsky reads Stefan Zweig.

TIP_ Snacks and drinks. IMAGE_ (1) © BM Josefstadt, (2) © Erik Trauner, (3) © Landesgericht, (4) © Roberto Ferrantini

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18 Museum of the District of Meidling (12th District) Längenfeldgasse 13–15 1120 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 817 65 98

Experience the extensive portrayal of the history of the district in the oldest and at the same time most modern district museum of Vienna on the basis of paintings, drawings, photographs and objects of everyday life. The museum also houses the archives of Hermann Leopoldi and Carl Lorens with music samples. SPECIAL EXHIBITION GALLERY: “85 YEARS OF THE GALLERY OF THE MUSEUM OF THE DISTRICT OF MEIDLING” With works by Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel, Anton Hanak, Anton Hlavacˇek, Hertha Broneder, Hans Alex Brunner, Josef Stoitzner, Wenz Gröll, and others. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “VIENNA 1914 – THE END OF AN ERA” The exhibition shows life and building activities before World War I. POWERPOINT TALK “VIENNA 1914 – THE END OF AN ERA” (8 PM–8.30 PM and 10 PM–10.30 PM) Vienna around the turn of the century, until 1914. GUIDED TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS On demand.

TIP_ Tasting of wines. IMAGE_ (1) Living room, around 1910, (2) Empress Elisabeth, Hans Bitterlich, MITTWOCH draft, (3) Fleeing Gazelles, Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel, (4) Stone Pit of St. Margareten, Josef Stoitzner, (1–4) Museum of the District of Meidling RELIGION UND WISSENSCHAFT

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19 Museum of the District of Simmering (11th District) 20 Museum of the District of Währing (18th District) Enkplatz 2 Währingerstraße 124 1110 Vienna 1180 Vienna www.bezirksmuseum.at www.bezirksmuseum.at 01 / 40 00–11127 01 / 40 00–18 127

In the museum of the District of Simmering you can experience In a little show room “Living and Working about 1900”, the muse- the multifaceted history of the 11th district of Vienna. This year’s um displays an exhibition showing the history of Währing in maps, programme are the history of the outer fortification – the Linien- pictures, photos, documents and objects as well as items for wall, the train history of Simmering in models and pictures and a ordinary use. You can also listen to songs and spoken word about collection of artistic scent bottles. Währing at an audio station. TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (6.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 10.30 PM and 12 AM) SPECIAL EXHIBITION “230 YEARS OF THE CHURCH AT WEINHAUS” Experts will tour the district museum with you. A special exhibition on the occasion of 125 years of the conse­ ART DECO VERSUS NAZARENE (7.30 PM) cration of the church St. Josef-Weinhaus with two displays of the Discover the works of Josef Ailec and Leopold Kupelwieser at a tour history of the church and many church-related exhibits. Further of Mariendom of Simmering, the nearby Cathedral. information about the church and its activities can be found on Meeting Point: Enkplatz, church entrance display boards and in the brochures providing data. RENAISSANCE ART IN THE BRANCH OF THE MUSEUM (9 PM) TOWER ASCENT Take part in a tour of the former smithy, which is usually not open Ascent to the tower of the Town Hall of Währing. For a limited num- to the public, and see the “Fox and Stork” among other paintings ber of people and weather-permitting! from the time around 1590. Meet at the museum for going there together at 9 pm. You can also join at the final stop of tram line 6, “Kaiserebersdorf” at 9.30 pm.

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21 Bible Center 22 Museum of the Bohemian Forest Breitegasse 4–8 / Ground Floor Ungargasse 3 1070 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.bibelzentrum.at www.boehmerwaldmuseum.at 01 / 523 82 40 0664 / 88 88 28 24

The Bible Center at the Museums Quartier Wien is a place that The museum shows the history of former Bohemia and the life in invites you to get in touch with the Bible, its history and meaning. the regions Bohemian Forest, Egerland and the Ore Mountains. The Inside the center with its fascinating architecture, a collection of museum supports genealogical research in a homelike atmosphere. bibles in approximately 500 languages from five centuries can be GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN BOHEMIA found, among them numerous first prints. The media installation Are you searching for your family roots in Bohemia? Experts sup- “das wort in deiner zeit” (“the word in your time”) at the façade of port you in researching your ancestors in German, English and the Bible Center can be experienced in the evening hours. Czech, show you the newest features on the internet and help you ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE BIBLE decoding old handwritings! (6.30 PM–7 PM and 10 PM–10.30 PM) J. STEINBRENER IN WINTERBERG/VIMPERK IN THE BOHEMIAN Short guided tours of the historic library of the Bible Center. FOREST – PUBLISHING HOUSE AND PRINTING OFFICE OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION Once the world’s biggest publishing house for almanacs and “THE HOLY LAND EXPERIENCE. UMBRUCH – AUFBRUCH – NEUBEGINN” prayer books, the museum presents a retrospect of 160 years (7.30 PM–8.30 PM) entrepreneurship, showing various exhibits and photographs of The exhibition with photographs by Claudia Henzler invites to the Steinbrener family. reflect on the Holy Land with touching motifs. KEEPING THE OLD DIALECTS ALIVE ARTISTS TALK WITH CLAUDIA HENZLER (8.30 PM–9.30 PM) Listen to the stories of contemporary witnesses and to the old dialects of the Bohemian Forest on the hour!

TIP_ You can easily reach the museum in walking distance starting from railway TIP_ Catering for visitors: Biblical buffet from 7 pm. station “Wien Mitte/Landstraße”. Have some rest and enjoy some snacks and IMAGE_ (3–4) © Claudia Henzler a good glass of wine!

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23 Brennpunkt° – 24 Circus & Clown Museum Vienna Vienna’s Museum of Heating Customs Ilgplatz 7 Malfattigasse 4 1020 Vienna 1120 Vienna www.circus-clownmuseum.at www.brennpunkt.wien.at 0676 / 340 75 65 01 / 40 00–34 100 Visit Vienna’s hottest museum! Take part in a time travel from the The Circus and Clown Museum Vienna is unique in Europe. The his- first fires in the caves of the Stone Age to the future of energy use. tory of the famous Viennese circus artists, the circuses and the mu- GUIDED TOURS sic halls from the Biedermeier era to the present come to life here. On every full quarter of the hour. Come and immerse yourself into this poetic and fanciful exhibition. SPECIAL EXHIBITION “THE SMALLEST ROOMS – During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, the show room “magic PUBLIC TOILETS IN VIENNA” art” is open to the public for the first time. Toilets are places that speak to us. They tell stories of shame, Laugh and be amazed by the shows of clowns, magicians, jugglers intimacy and sanitary requirements, of health and illness. Tales and mentalists from Vienna’s First Magic Theatre. of politics and society culminate in these places, as do issues of MAGIC SHOWS FOR CHILDREN (6 PM and 7 PM) design and public provocation. Every child is given a magic trick as a present. EXPERIMENTS MUSIC HALL SHOWS FOR ALL AGES Take part in experiments and be amazed by the effect of “hot (8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM, 11 PM, and 12 AM) and cold”. Watch scenes from the productions of “Prater Variété” and ENERGY PRODUCTION “Cabaret Snitzel”. Produce energy with your muscular strength to make a cup of LEARN HOW TO DO MAGIC TRICKS water boil. Magic instructors are ready to help interested visitors. GUIDED TOURS Continuous tours of the museum.

TIP_ Vistors can feast on “Real Hot Dogs on Wheels”. TIP_ Every hundredth visitor will receive a free museum merchandising package TIP_ Free drinks and snacks. as a present. IMAGE_ (1–4) © Brennpunkt° IMAGE_ (1–3) © Gabriele Swatosch

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25 Demel Museum 26 The Treasure of St. Stephen’s Cathedral Kohlmarkt 14 Stephansplatz 1 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna

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Le Trésor www.demel.com www.domschatz-wien.at de la Cathédrale Saint-Étienne

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01 / 53 51 717–0 01 / 515 52–3054 Der Domschatz von St. Stephan

Domkirche St. Stephan zu Wien www.kailuweit-kultur.com

In the underground passages of the Imperial and Royal Court Con- 60 years after the reopening of St. Stephen’s, the most precious fectionary Bakery, visitors are invited to join a small tour on the objects of its treasure return to the cathedral and are now dis- history of the house of Demel. Figures made of marzipan, sugar played in the western gallery (Westempore). The real gem of the showpieces and a little “Demel history” allow a deeper insight into presentation is the portrait of Duke Rudolph IV the Benefactor a part of Viennese tradition. (1339–65), which is considered to be the oldest portrait of the GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (6 PM–1 AM) Occident still existing. Additionally, visitors can experience a breath­ Immerse yourself in the world of Demel, the art of the confectio- taking view of the inside of the Cathedral. ners and the history of the Demel family with two Viennese tour GUIDED TOURS – LIMITED NUMBERS! guides. The cellar of the house is full of small sweet surprises. Max. 25 participants per tour. At 6 pm, reservation cards will be handed out. THE RELICS TREASURY (7 PM) Guided tour with Reinhard Gruber, the archivist of the cathedral. FAMILY TOUR FOR YOUNG AND OLD (7.30 PM) “Let’s go treasure hunting” with Margareta Chwatal. RUDOLPH IV AND HIS CATHEDRAL (8 PM) Guided tour with Dr. Annemarie Fenzl, the archivist of the diocese. THE LATE ROMANTIC WESTWORK (9 PM) Guided tour with Arch. DI Wolfgang Zehetner, the master builder of the cathedral. THE TREASURE OF ST STEPHEN’S (10 PM) Guided tour with Dr. Arthur Saliger. ORGAN MUSIC IN THE CATHEDRAL (11.15 PM–11.45 PM and 12.15 AM–12.45 AM)

TIP_ A presentation of the treasure of St. Stephen’s Cathedral on DVD is TIP_ Small samples of Demel sweets can also be found among the surprises for you. available for purchase during the “Long Night”.

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27 designforum Wien 28 Dialogue in the Dark Quartier21/MQ, Museumsplatz 1 Freyung 6 1070 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.designforum.at www.imdunkeln.at 01 / 52 44 949 01 / 890 60 60

designforum Wien is a service, information, and competence Discover the unseen: losing sight of daily routine! center. Conceived as a place of dialogue, designforum promotes Dialogue in the Dark is an exhibition where you won’t see anything the outspoken contemplation of design. It views itself as a place at all. In small groups visitors are led through completely darkened offering opportunities to analyze, compile, and prepare design- rooms by blind or visually impaired guides. Due to absolute absence relevant themes for a broad public, present them in various forms, of light everyday situations turn into an appealing adventure… and discuss them. With sharpened senses you will hear sounds in a new intensity, SWITZERLAND + AUSTRIA = DESIGN. feel the wind on your skin, and smell the forest floor like never SWISS DESIGN AWARDS AT THE DESIGNFORUM WIEN before. At the end of the tour you can even stimulate your taste The designforum Wien shows some of the best Switzerland has to buds in the dark bar! offer – from fashion to photography to industrial design. Curators GUIDED TOURS – LIMITED NUMBERS! (6 PM–12.30 AM) Patrizia Crivelli and Michel Hueter present a cross-disciplinary se- Tours begin every 10 minutes with max. 8 participants. At 6 pm, lection from the two leading Swiss design competitions: the Swiss reservation cards for the tours will be handed out, max. 320 spots. Design Awards, held by the Swiss Confederation, and the Design Reservation cards available only on production of the “ORF Long Prize Switzerland, a private initiative. Whereas the focus of the first Night of Museums” ticket. Children are very welcome – however competition is on the recognition of creative talent and quality, the they do need a reservation card, too. second concentrates on products in a market environment. Both FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHY perspectives are mutually dependent. “Blind Vision” is an art project by Ralph Nachtmann starring blind CURATORS TOURS (8.30 PM and 9.30 PM) photographers who photograph their surroundings by intuition, The curators guide through the exhibition. the camera being an intermediary between the world of the blind and the sighted.

TIP_ Suitable for people of all ages. NOTE_ Limited capacity of only 320 spots – please understand that not TIP_ Publications on Austrian design at discount prices. everybody can be granted a place for the tours. IMAGE_ (2) designforum Wien © Katsey IMAGE_ (1–4) © Dialogue in the Dark

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29 Electronics Museum 30 First Viennese School Museum Donaustadtstraße 45 Breitenleer Straße 263 1220 Vienna 1220 Vienna www.htl-donaustadt.at www.wienerschulmuseum.at 01 / 201 05–0 0660 / 680 56 86

The HTL Donaustadt Electronics Museum focuses on providing The society of the “Wiener Schul Museum”/WSM (Viennese School supplementary training related to the fascinating history of the de- Museum) was founded in 1992. It has set its focus on documen- velopment of electrical engineering and electronics from antiquity ting the multi-faceted development of education in Vienna and on to the present. Learn about circuit technology and the functions of comprising and merging existing collections. The society’s special the exhibits through interesting experiments and equipment de- aim is to not only show museum exhibits but also to put them to monstrations. Become acquainted with components and devices the test and to compare them to modern teaching materials, thus of measurement technology. Get your hands on an electromecha- distinguishing innovative teaching concepts. nical telephone system and try yourself with an old computer game GUIDED TOURS THROUGH 100 YEARS OF SCHOOL HISTORY or simply listen to your grandma’s radio or television. (FROM 6 PM) VINTAGE MEASUREMENT LAB A school lesson from the time around 1900 (also for children). Perform your own measurements. GALILEO GALILEI (FROM 6.30 PM) AIRBUS A320 FLIGHT SIMULATOR Dutch telescope and other optical equipment in an experiment, on The highlight of the avionic training (starts every hour). the occasion of Galilei’s 450th birthday. TECHNOLOGY CONSTRUCTION SETS FOR CHILDREN (3 TO 99) CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME: MYSTERIOUS SPACE (FROM 6 PM) From simple constructions to robots. Interesting facts and mysterious cases. A look at the stars – artistic creating.

TIP_ Due to the „ORF Long Night of Museums“, buses on line 94A operate longer than usual, between the stops Stadlau and Donaustadtstraße/ Deinleingasse until 1 am. TIP_ Small snacks, desserts and drinks will be provided. HTL-Donaustadt educational information about Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Information Technology, Computer Science. Historic bric-a-brac market. IMAGE_ (1) Experiments complement the programme, (2) Pressing iron show with LSI HR DI Judith Wessely-Kirschke, (3) Part of the radio and television collection, (4) Part of the computer collection TIP_ Small refreshments will be offered.

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31 The History of Torture 32 Frederick Kiesler Foundation Fritz-Grünbaum-Platz 1 Mariahilfer Straße 1b/Top 1 1060 Vienna 1060 Vienna www.folter.at www.kiesler.org 01 / 585 71 85 01 / 51 30 775

The development of our legal system “from Antiquity to the Early Frederick Kiesler (1890–1965) was an Austrian-American ar- Modern Times” is displayed in an exhibition space of about chitect, artist, theorist, furniture and set designer. His visionary 800 square metres. The information is presented entertainingly ideas and interdisciplinary approach impacted on his contempora- and will take visitors right back to the time of their ancestors. ries and are still relevant for today’s artistic production. Where were execution sites located? What modes of torture were Since 1997, the Frederick Kiesler Foundation administers the com- applied? These and many other questions are answered on the prehensive artistic estate and continually puts it at the disposal of basis of more than 100 exhibits, true to the original, together international exhibition and research projects. with scientific texts. UNKNOWN & UNBUILT? KIESLER’S ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS OF HISTORICAL CULTURAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE (10 PM–12 AM) THE 1950S By Duro Nox. The exhibition focusses on so far nearly unknown architectural projects by Frederick Kiesler from the 1950s and presents an unexpected struggle of the artist-architect for a fusion of utopia and pragmatism. CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP: BUILD YOUR OWN ENDLESS HOUSE (6.30 PM and 8 PM) Young architects from the age of 8 build their own model of an End- less House with wire mesh and plaster (duration approx. 1 hour).

IMAGE_ (1–3) © Frederick Kiesler Foundation, (1) Portrait Frederick Kiesler, New York 1942, (2) Stifel-Building, New York 1956

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33 Money Museum 34 The Paintings Gallery of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna Otto-Wagner-Platz 3 Schillerplatz 3 1090 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.oenb.at/moneymuseum www.akademiegalerie.at 01 / 40 420–9222 01 / 58 816–2222 Visit the Money Museum – the public face of the Austrian central A jewel amongst Vienna’s hidden treasures, this prestigious old bank! It is home to 2,500 years of money history and nearly 200 masters collection is featuring above all Hieronymus Bosch’s Last years of central bank history. The special exhibtion offers insight Judgement Triptych, but also highlights by Cranach, Titian and into the world of mining and minting. Rubens, by Rembrandt or Tiepolo. SHINING SILVER AND GLITTERING GOLD. FROM MINING TO MINTING HIERONYMUS BOSCH & COMPANY Humankind’s fascination with the two precious metals silver and (6.30 PM–7 PM, 8.30 PM–9 PM and 10.30 PM–11 PM) gold goes back about 7,000 years to ancient times. Even then no Short guided tours to the highlights of the collection. efforts were spared to mine these highly prized ores. The Money WILD – BEAUTIFUL – SENSUAL. BAROQUE DANCE MUSIC Museum’s exhibition brings to life this long and often arduous (7 PM–7.30 PM, 9 PM–9.30 PM and 11 PM–11.30 PM) process, illustrating how close the connection between mining and Sweeping baroque music with catchy tunes, passionate love songs minting evolved over time. and exuberant round dances will take you on a historic dancing MONEY IN AUSTRIA. FROM ANTIQUITY TO MODERN TIMES tour to market squares and taprooms all across Europe. Vivacious An overview of more than 2,500 years of money is on exhibit in music by Monteverdi, Lully, Capricornus or Fischer will be played the vault. and danced by: Esther-Rebecca Neumann (violin), Ensemble Uni- LIFT A GOLD BAR corn (flutes, bass) and Doris von der Aue (dance). Experience the sensation of holding 12.5 kilograms of pure gold FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS (12 AM) in your hands! A midnight guided tour to Bosch’s monstrous end time visions. KID’S CORNER (6 PM–9 PM) Come and explore the gold lab! 25 YEARS “WIENER PHILHARMONIKER” TIP_ Buy your ticket for the “Long Night” at the Paintings Gallery and get a devilishly tasty Bosch-Chocolate-Taler. Learn more about Austria’s famous gold and silver coin. TIP_ Refreshments and snacks available! NOTE_ Barrier-free access via the entrance Makartgasse 2 (with intercom to the doorman or tel 01/ 588 16–1818). An elevator to the 1st floor is in the gateway left. IMAGE_ (1) © Paintings Gallery of the Acad. of Fine Arts, (2) © Esther Neumann, TIP_ Small snack bar open throughout the “Long Night”. (3) © Doris von der Aue, (4) © Michael Posch

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35 House of Music Seilerstätte 30 SCOTT MATTHEW (AU) · THEES UHLMANN & BAND (DE) 1010 Vienna MOUNT KIMBIE (DJ-SET) (UK) · JOAKIM (LIVE) (FR) www.hdm.at 01 / 513 48 59 MANU DELAGO HANDMADE (AT) · FIRST AID KIT (SE) PIONAL (ES) · KORELESS (UK) · HIDDEN CAMERAS (CA) Haus der Musik is a modern interactive sound museum located in ALEXIS TAYLOR (HOT CHIP) (UK) · JULIA MARCELL (PL) the heart of Vienna’s city centre. DIE NERVEN (DE) · NOAH KIN (FI) · ATLANTER (NO) · SPACEMAN SPIFF (DE) THE VIRTUAL CONDUCTOR KENSINGTON (NL) · IRENA ZILIC (HR) · GIRL BAND (IE) · THE PIXELS (RO) Who has not dreamed of conducting the Vienna Philmarnoic Or- MODELL DOO (AT) · FESCH (AT) · DAVID DOUGLAS (NL) · VILLALOG (AT) chestra? Yet, who on earth is allowed to do so? Everybody is – at JET FLOWER (DK) · MIREL WAGNER (FI) · CRAZY BITCH IN A CAVE (AT) Haus der Musik. JOHANNES BENZ (CZ) · WE INVENTED PARIS (CH) · RUTH KOLEVA (BG) NAMADEUS – MOZART’S MELODIC NAME GAME NIKKI LOUDER (SI) · CARNIVAL YOUTH (LV) · KOMMANDO ELEFANT (AT) “Namadeus” is an interactive interpretation of Mozart’s musical GARDEN CITY MOVEMENT (IL) · REPETITOR (RS) · TOULOUSE LAUTREC (RO) play KV 516f. Visitors are offered the opportunity to playfully con- CHRIS EMRAY (AT) · MIEZE MEDUSA & TENDERBOY (AT) · US LIGHTS (US) vert their names into original Mozart compositions. TENFOLD RABBIT (EE) · MLAT (HR) · NEONSTREAM (AT) · BLAENAVON (UK) VIRTO|STAGE “ZOO CONCERT” HUNTER & THE BEAR (UK) · NIHILS (AT) · BAD WEED (AT) · PILOT JR. (AT) “Zoo concert”, based on Marko Simsa’s children’s book, is spe- CHEATERS (NL) · CHILI & THE WHALEKILLERS (IS) · BALLET SCHOOL (DE) cially designed for young visitors and takes them onto a musical ELECTRIC LADY (CZ) · MAUR DUE & LICHTER (AT) · YOUR GAY THOUGHTS (SI) adventure trip. JAMES HARRIES JAAKKO EINO KALEVI (FI) · ANYTHING MARIA (FR) · JONATHAN (HR) (6 PM–6.45 PM, 8 PM–8.45 PM and 10 PM–10.45 PM) HOUPACÍ KONÊ (CZ) · STILL PARADE (DE) · JOHANN SEBASTIAN BASS (AT) His love of music and impressive performance make him a popular GET YOUR GUN (DK) · MO KENNEY (CA) · CARL ET LES HOMMES-BOÎTES (BE) entertainer far beyond his adopted hometown Prague. KIDS N CATS (AT) · EVERYTHING IS MADE IN CHINA (RU) · LYDMOR (DK) INTERGALACTIC LOVERS (BE) · CHEVEU (FR) · THE ANIMEN (CH) DAWA (AT) JENNIE ABRAHAMSON (SE) · ZAPASKA (UA) · JIMMY PÉ (SK) · OKNAI (SI) ELECTROSEXUAL (DE) · FREUD (AT) · LOCAL SUICIDE (DE) ... AND MANY MORE

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36 Austrian Military Museum – 37 HilgerBROTKunsthalle Institute of Military History Absberggasse 27 Arsenal, Objekt 18 1100 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.hilger.at www.hgm.at 01 / 512 53 15–200 01 / 79 561–0 On June 28th 2014 – 100 years after the assassination of the heir Once a bread factory in the 10th district, now a space for art and to the throne in Sarajevo – the Museum of Military History opened a platform for young curators – Hilger BROTKunsthalle opened its its new exhibition on World War I. With a total of 2,000 objects, gates in October 2009 for the first time. The founding of Hilger among them 73 uniforms and two accessible tank turrets, it is one BROTKunsthalle is a further step in the 40 year history of Gallery of the biggest and most modern exhibitions on the topic of World Hilger. Furthermore it strives to be a meeting point and a melting War I in the world. The Sarajevo room, where the automobile and pot for artists, curators, collectors and visitors. Hilger BROTKunst- the original uniform of the heir to the throne Francis Ferdinand are halle is defined as an experimental expansion; crossing over from on display, is one of many exhibition highlights. Numerous topics commercial gallery activities to informational exhibitons. which have been rarely dealt with so far, such as war captivity, wo- In a time in which the Western world is confronted with a partial men in the war or the use of animals, are shown in the exhibition stagnation of the art market and art consumption is in flux, it was for the first time. decided that a unique approach to the crisis was needed. “ON SLEEPWALKERS AND TRENCH SOLDIERS IN WORLD WAR I” GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITIONS (6 PM, 8 PM, 10 PM and 12 AM) (DEMONSTRATIONS AT 7 PM, 9 PM AND 11 PM) “Errò and Friends – American Comics”: The Icelandic artist con- The Austrian Reenactment Society – A.R.S. presents soldiers in nects surrealism with pop art and comics. uniforms from various warring nations and a life-sized detail of “Gunter Damisch”: The exhibition shows the interdependency of an infantry emplacement. A diorama with numerous figures, tanks introduced image concepts and world concepts. and various vehicles. A painting figures workshop is offered for children, adolescents and the young-at-heart. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 PM–10 PM) The life of a child in World War I.

IMAGE_ (1) Errò, Le Burcoctrate, 1979, acrylic on canvas, 65 × 100cm, © Galerie Ernst Hilger, (2) Gunter Damisch, Dunkles Leuchtrotweltcollagenfeld, TIP_ Stew for everybody from 10 pm to 11 pm! 2011, oil on canvas, 180 × 110cm, © Galerie Ernst Hilger

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38 Hofmobiliendepot – 39 Josephinum Imperial Furniture Collection Währinger Straße 25 Andreasgasse 7 1090 Vienna 1070 Vienna www.josephinum.ac.at www.hofmobiliendepot.at 01 / 40 160–26001 01 / 52 43 357 The Hofmobiliendepot – Imperial Furniture Collection is the largest The collections of the Medical University of Vienna have evolved furniture collection in the world. The museum is unique, presen- from centuries of education and research at the Medical Faculty of ting more than three centuries of home-living culture and furniture the University of Vienna. The Medical Faculty was founded in 1365 design from the eighteenth to the twenty-first century. and is the predecessor of today’s Medical University of Vienna. Enjoy the current exhibition “The Perfect Household out of Paper. The highlights of the collections are the anatomical wax models, Everyday Life of the Bourgeoisie in the Age of Mozart” and the which were produced in Florence at the end of the 18th century and colourful and varied programme this year. mainly served the education of medical professions. They show GUIDED TOURS the physique of the human body in a fascinating way and impress “The Perfect Household out of Paper. Everyday Life of the Bourgeoi- with technical skill and anatomic details. sie in the Age of Mozart” (6.15 pm, 9.15 pm and 11.15 pm) “AUGENPHANTOM & KUGELSUCHER” “The Ultimate Showpieces of the Imperial Furniture Collection” (EYE PHANTOM AND BULLET FINDER) (8.15 pm and 10.15 pm) With an intervention by Tillmann Kaiser. CHILDREN’S STUDIO (6 PM–9.30 PM) The current exhibition provides an insight into the instrument Do-it-yourself for children aged 6 to 12. collection of the Josephinum, one of the most important collec- READING (7 PM, 8.30 PM and 9.30 PM) tions of medical instruments in the German speaking world. The actor Florian von Manteuffel reads from the “Bäsle Briefen” VICTOR FUENTES (5.30 PM–8 PM) (Bäsle’s letters), the lusty and vivacious correspondence teeming The cuban “maestro de percusión” Victor Fuentes, who also played with mischievous jokes between the young Mozart and his cousin with the famous Luis Carbonell, presents percussion sounds in in Augsburg. Latin American style. OVEN CLOTH CROCHET CONTEST (6.30 PM–10.30 PM) Backed by the “Kleine Nachtmusik” by W. A. Mozart, every full and half hour.

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40 Jewish Museum Vienna 43 Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum 66 Museum Judenplatz 41 Imperial & Royal Vine Treasure Vaults Dorotheergasse 11 | Judenplatz 8 Piaristengasse 45 1010 Vienna 1080 Vienna www.jmw.at www.piaristenkeller.at 01 / 535 04 31 01 / 406 01 93 Explore the Jewish Museum Vienna with its extensive offers at both The Emperor Franz Joseph Hat Museum and the Imperial & Royal its locations. Vine Treasure Vaults are accomodated in the Piaristenkeller res- PALAIS ESKELES/DOROTHEERGASSE: (FROM 8 PM) taurant in the former “collegiate cellar”, which was situated in Get to know the new permanent exhibition “Our City! Jewish Vienna direct neighbourhood to the cavalry barracks during the imperial – Then to Now” during interesting theme-based guided tours: era of Emperor Franz Joseph. At that time, it used to be a meeting 8 pm: Our City – being hot and greasy: Eating and fasting in Judaism place for the officers of the Imperial Elite. 9 pm: Our City – being textile: Fabrics tell stories or what wedding The two collections have become museum attractions with excep- dresses have to do with the Tora tional guided tours. 10 pm: Our City – being political: Mayors, ministers, chancellors and CHARMING HAT SPECTACLE & IMPERIAL CLUBBING presidents – on the Jewish history after 1945 Instead of merely looking at museum pieces, guests may also try 11 pm: Our City – being political: The empress, the emperor and on one of the treasures from the hat collection, including the head- mayors – on the Jewish history until 1938 gear of the elite cavalry regiments of the Imperial and Royal Army 12 am: Our City – being female: Jewish history as a history of women as well as flamboyant ladies’ hats. A museum tour with extrava- CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME AT DOROTHEERGASSE (8 PM–11 PM) gance and style. Bring your camera and take “mega cool” pictures! Creative activities for the youngest at the studio. HAT PARADE AND TRAINING CENTRE FOR HAND KISSING MUSEUM JUDENPLATZ (FROM 8 PM) Children are also invited to try on hats, and according to the Hourly guided tours of the excavations of the medieval synagogue theme “The young generation maintains the old tradition”, they are offered at the Museum Judenplatz. will be introduced to the most elegant way of greeting according the imperial hat fasion time on the hand kissing stage at the museum. The Viennese handkiss – a chivalric skill of the old gentlemen’s tradition. NOTE_ The Jewish Museum Vienna and the Museum Judenplatz are only open from 8 pm due to high Jewish holidays. TIP_ Enjoy a glass of wine from the Imperial & Royal wine-treasure-vaults IMAGE_ (1) © Klaus Pichler, (2) © JMW, Fotoarchiv Dobronyi, (“Sisiperle”, a fruity sparkling wine with a light peach flavour for € 3,– per (3–4) © Agentur Wulz Services glass. Children will be offered a soft drink “scout special” for € 1,–)

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44 Clement Museum – 45 Klimt Villa Wien the small museum in Maria am Gestade Feldmühlgasse 11 Salvatorgasse 12/Passauer Platz 1130 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.klimtvilla.at www.redemptoristen.com 01 / 236 36 67 01 / 533 95 94–0 The Clement museum was opened in January 2014 in the oldest Gustav Klimt’s œuvre is part of an international canon of motifs. church in Vienna dedicated to St. Mary – in Maria am Gestade. Yet, where did he actually create these works? The museum is devoted to the patron saint of the City of Vienna, The Klimt Villa Wien houses the studio which the artist used from St. Clement Hofbauer (1751–1820). 100 years ago the Vatican ap- 1912 up to his death in 1918. At today’s address of Feldmühlgas- pointed St. Clement Maria Hofbauer to the patron saint of Vienna. se 11, he rented a summer house where he, according to his own Exhibits of the museum include inter alia, personal belongings, words, was “labouring” on his works. The house itself has had an chalices, vestments and relics. A separate room shows the history unsteady history and has been revitalised on the occasion of the of the Redemptorists and the history of the Church Maria am Ge- Klimt year 2012. stade. In this room there is also the especially interesting “Perger A permanent exhibition about Klimt’s studio is on display, the only Altar” from the year 1520. one located at one of his former places of work in Vienna. GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (6 PM–12 AM) From 1911 until his death in 1918, Gustav Klimt painted some of Ongoing special guided tours of the exhibition. his most important works in his studios in Feldmühlgasse. Though SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS OF THE CHURCH OF MARIA AM GESTADE at that time it was a single-level cottage, in 1923 the owner reno- (6 PM–8 PM) vated the house and turned it into a neo-Baroque villa. Get to know the church of Maria am Gestade – the gothic jewel In 2014, the Klimt Villa earned the EU Prize for Cultural Heritage. of Vienna. SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS (7 PM, 8.30 PM and 10 PM) ORGAN CONCERT (9 PM–10 PM) Of the Klimt Villa Wien. An organ concert of music from several centuries. With short infor- CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 PM–9 PM) mation about St. Clement Hofbauer. How to paint and draw like Gustav Klimt.

IMAGE_ (1) Northern Facade of the Klimt Villa Vienna, 2012, (2–4) Studio, 2013, (1–4) © Kuratorium f. Künstl. u. Heilende Pädagogik/B. Alakus

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46 Museum of Nursing Montleartstraße 37 1160 Vienna www.wienkav.at/kav/ausbildung/allgemein/wil 01 / 49 150–50 01

Experience the development of nursing from Antiquity to the present in interactive guided tours and on the basis of authentic exhibits. GUIDED TOURS WITH HISTORICAL FIGURES Historical figures such as the goddess Hygiea or the “lady with the lamp”, Florence Nightingale, guide you through the house. MOVING PICTURES AND LIVING BOOKS Listen to living books. Pay Henry Dunant, the founder of the Red Cross, a visit at the military hospital and learn about historical psychiatric treatments or about modern practical routines at the hygiene corner. READING AT THE COFFEESHOP OF THE MUSEUM (7.30 PM) STUDIOTICKETS! FASHION SHOW (9 PM and 11 PM) SICHERN SIE SICH IHRE STUDIOTICKETS FÜR Experience a fashion show of historical traditional costumes and DIE »DIE GROSSE CHANCE«-LIVESENDUNGEN modern working uniforms from different countries live. NURSING MEDAL EXHIBITION UND ERLEBEN SIE ÖSTERREICHS TALENTE LIVE! Nursing medals and decorations in the course of time – a collec- tion from Univ.-Prof. Dr. Vlastimil Kozon PhD.

TICKETS FÜR „DIE GROSSE CHANCE“ UND WEITERE SENDUNGEN ERHÄLTLICH UNTER TIP_ Meet Hildegard von Bingen, treat yourself to herbal delicacies and relax at the nostagic coffeeshop. http://tickets.ORF.at IMAGE_ (1) Narcosis, (2) Three nurses, © Kelety, (3) Documents, (4) Old medals an decorations, © Steinbach

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47 Kuffner Observatory 48 KUNST HAUS WIEN Johann-Staud-Straße 10 Untere Weißgerberstraße 13 1160 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.kuffnersternwarte.at www.kunsthauswien.com 01 / 89 17 41 50–000 01 / 71 20 491

The Kuffner Observatory, an observatory from the time of His- SHOETING STARS. THE SHOE IN ART AND DESIGN torism, is located on Gallitzinberg in the district of Ottakring. It The exhibition presents approximately 220 experimental shoe used to belong to an industrial magnate of the Austro-Hungarian creations by artists and designers. The spectrum ranges from an Monarchy and has still retained its historical appearance. The architectonic approach through experiments with materials to the Kuffner Observatory is home to a significant collection of astro- shoe as a fetish object. These SHOEting Stars are distinguished nomical instruments from the 19th century, built by the renowned by their unusual forms, exclusive materials and “emotional added companies Repsold and Sons in and Steinheil in Munich. value” – often to the detriment of their actual wearability. The Great Refactor, the meridian circle, the vertical circle and the MUSEUM HUNDERTWASSER heliometer were restored between 1993 and 2002 and adapted The Hundertwasser exhibition presents a unique cross-section for the use in education and in the museum. Currently, astronomy of the œuvre of the Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser tours and seminars for the public are offered all year round. (1928–2000), including key paintings as well as graphic works, UNIVERSE UNPLUGGED – WITH WERNER GRUBER (FROM 6.30 PM) applied art, architectural designs and examples of the artist’s Did Galileo Galilei have a problem with coats? Does coke float ecological commitment. and Red Bull really give you wings? These and other questions are “SHOETING STARS” CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP (6 PM–9 PM) addressed by Science Buster Werner Gruber on occasion of the Create new shoes or decorate old ones together. Galileo Year 2014. Experience an exciting astronomy programme, GUIDED TOURS (6 PM–11 PM) explore the historical Kuffner Observatory and do not miss your Guided tours on the hour through the exhibition “SHOEting Stars” chance to look through the 125-year-old telescope. and the Hundertwasser exhibition.

TIP_ Due to the „ORF Long Night of Museums“, buses on line 46B operate TIP_ Enjoy vegetarian delicacies at the bistro at KUNST HAUS WIEN. longer than usual, between the stops Ottakring and Feuerwache am Steinhof IMAGE_ (1) © INSA, UK 2012, (2) © Sol Alonso, B 2012, (3) © Wörner Verlag, until 1 am. photo: Manfred Steib, (4) © KUNST HAUS WIEN, photo: W. Simlinger

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49 Kunsthalle Wien 50 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 Maria-Theresien-Platz 1070 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.kunsthallewien.at www.khm.at 01 / 52 189–33 01 / 52 524–40 25

The Kunsthalle Wien is the institution of the City of Vienna dedica- Experience one of the world’s most important museums and its ted to international contemporary art and discourse. fascinating collections. BLUE TIMES THE NIGHT HAS A LOT TO TELL (7 PM–11 PM) The Kunsthalle Wien dedicates an exhibition to the colour blue Guided tours to the highlights of the Kunstkammer, the Picture and reveals how it has been symbolically charged in the most di- Gallery, the Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities and the verse ways in the course of time: from the blue jeans to the colour Egyptian and Near Eastern Collection, every half hour. of the EU. A wide variety of artistic positions tell the history of this FOCUS ON GUSTAV KLIMT (8 PM and 9.30 PM) precious pigment. Guided tours to the Klimt paintings in the staircase. A Swarovski CURATOR’S TOUR (7 PM) telescope enables a view at close range! With director Nicolaus Schafhausen. HIGHLIGHTS FROM “GANYMED GOES EUROPE” TREASURE HUNT FOR CHILDREN 7 pm–8 pm and 9 pm–10 pm: “Ein bisserl viel” (“Quite a lot”), On a quest to find the blue diamond. played by Die Strottern (Room 21 of the Picture Gallery) NEW WAYS OF DOING NOTHING 10.30 pm–12 am: “Es ist die Hölle” (“It is hell”), played by Sona The exhibition is dedicated to an artistic position which opposes ac- MacDonald (Room 15 of the Picture Gallery) tivity and instead assigns positive associations to ways of idleness. GUIDED TOURS IN ENGLISH CURATOR’S TOUR (8 PM) 8 pm: Picture Gallery / Kunstkammer Wien With Vanessa Joan Müller. 10 pm: Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities + Egyptian and MEDITATION SIT-IN (12 AM) Near Eastern Collection / Kunstkammer Wien Try out doing nothing for 45 minutes. MUMMIES FOR BEGINNERS (7 PM and 8 PM) Exciting tours for children. IMAGE_ (1) © Kunsthalle Wien, (2) Photo: Andrea Fichtel, © Kunsthalle Wien, EVERYTHING FOR THE MUMMY! (7.30 PM–9 PM) 2014, (3) Roger Hiorns, Seizure, 2008, A Jerwood / Artangel Commission, Harper Studio for children. Road, London, Courtesy of the artist and Ling Augustine, New York, (4) Gardar Eide Einarsson, In Taxis, On the Phone, In Clubs and Bars, At Football Matches, At Home With Friends (Detail), 2013, Courtesy of the artist & Yvon Lambert, Paris TIP_ Dorotheum lounge: Live jazz and drinks in the colonnaded hall.

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51 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien – Neue Burg 52 Künstlerhaus Neue Burg, Heldenplatz Karlsplatz 5 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.khm.at www.k-haus.at 01 / 52 524–40 25 01 / 58 79 663

EPHESOS MUSEUM The Künstlerhaus, which is owned by the oldests and largest “Power and images of Rome” artists’ association in Austria, sees itself as a platform for contem- 7 pm, 9 pm and 10 pm: “Gentes Danubii” – Roman fashion show. porary artistic and cultural affairs in Austria. Vienna’s exhibition Also suitable for children. place for discourse and experiment. 7.30 pm: Guided tour “A monument in the honour of Emperor Au- TEXTILE INSPIRATION – GUIDED TOUR BY THE LENDERS (7 PM) gustus” Exceptional pieces of indigenous textile work from Africa and the 8 pm: Guided tour “The tomb of Arsinoe. A queen’s murder?” Middle East to the Far East. The textile gems of private collectors 8.30 pm: Guided tour “A letter of Emperor Marcus Aurelius” enter into a dialogue with works of contemporary textile art. 9.30 pm: Guided tour “Erotes hunting. The Theatre of Ephesus” PARAFLOWS .9 – FESTIVAL FOR DIGITAL ART AND CULTURES – COLLECTION OF HISTORICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ARTIST’S TOUR WITH JULIAN PALACZ (8 PM) The most important collection of renaissance and baroque instru- “Intimacy” – What about privacy? Which changes do the most recent ments worldwide. developments implicate? How is society reacting? 7 pm and 9 pm: Concert with Jean-Pierre Van Hees (Hall XIV) GARTNER & GARTNER – ARTIST’S TOUR (9 PM) 8 pm: Guided tour “Musical instruments of the Renaissance” (Hall IX) Hansjürgen and Joachim Lothar Gartner present comparisons of COLLECTION OF ARMS AND ARMOUR different creative periods. The best-documented collection of court arms and armour in the Wes- FRIENDS AND ACCOMPLICES – CELLE – VIDEO LECTURE tern world presents magnificent suits of armour and ceremonial arms. (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM and 8.30 PM) 7 pm–11 pm: Società Nobile “The gunsmiths in the late Middle Ages” The Künstlerhaus as a focus and model case for artists’ economic 7 pm: Guided tour “The tournament at court” concepts enabling art, its imparting and artists’ associations. 8 pm and 10 pm: Fencing presentation by the group “Dreynschlag”. Also suitable for children. 9 pm: Guided tour “Armour – Fashion in steel”

TIP_ The performers from Gentes Danubii will be available personally all night to answer your questions. Feel free to “touch”. TIP_ Culinary treats at a late hour.

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53 Kunstraum Niederoesterreich Herrengasse 13 1010 Vienna www.kunstraum.net 01 / 904 21 11

As an exhibition and project space, Kunstraum NOE stands out by being open for experimental and cross-genre projects. It is an artistic research area and, at the same time, a vivid space of com- munication for art lovers. “HANS IN LUCK” 13 fabulous expeditions have preceded this exhibition. The artists started from different spots in , struggled through a self-imposed natural and urban jungle and, a week later, reached the Kunstraum NOE in the centre of Vienna. Their objects and actions were exposed to spontaneous transformati- on during the journey. PERFORMANCE: I SHOULD BE SO LUCKY (7 PM–10 PM) Have you been on a slide today? No? Lucky you! The artists Stepha- nie Mold and Georg Klüver-Pfandtner invite courageous visitors to enjoy a moment of happiness on a slide, standing by their side auguring, cheering for them and holding their hands. For children and adults.

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IMAGE_ (1) © Lois Weinberger, Area external, Photo work, Ed. 5, 1996, (2) © Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, Long Distance Conga, 2014, (3) © Stephanie Mold / ERLEBEN! Georg Klüver-Pfandtner, I should be so lucky, 2014, Photo: Stefan Beer Alle Führungen unter backstage.ORF.at Hotline: (01) 877 99 99 82

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54 The Long-Night Tram 55 Leopold Museum around Ringstraße in a vintage tram MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 1010 Vienna 1070 Vienna www.rentabim.at www.leopoldmuseum.org 01 / 52 570–0

The historical Viennese trams illustrate the development of urban The Leopold Collection houses the most substantial collection of public transport in Vienna. 14 of the exhibits of the VEF (“Ver- Egon Schiele worldwide and the exhibition “Vienna 1900” – an band der Eisenbahnfreunde”, the association of train lovers) are Art Nouveau exhibition with major works by Gustav Klimt as well included in the extensive collection of the Vienna Tram Museum as paintings, decorative art works and furniture from the Seces- at Erdberg. Further 15 carriages, which were built between 1913 sionists, complemented by original documents and photographs and 1963, are being used for extra tours. Two authentic trains from that time. were assembled from this stock, identical to the ones operated SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “LINE AND SHAPE” on Vienna’s Ringstraße for many decades. One of the two trains The exhibition unites 100 master drawings from the Leopold is a typical “M-Dreiwagenzug” (three-carriage train) from 1929, Collection – among them papers which have never been exhibited which once gave the tram lines A, Ak, B and Bk their characteristic before. Works by Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, Oskar Kokoschka, appearance. The second one is another three-carriage train just Otto Dix, Alfred Kubin, Josef Hoffman, Kolo Moser and many others like the ones that were used on the lines J, T and D. The vintage are shown. trams are marked with “Lange-Nacht-Bim” and will operate on PERFORMANCE BY HANNES MLENEK (FROM 7 PM) Ringstraße and Kai between 6 pm and 1 am in clockwise direction. Performance “Seismogram of agitation” in the context of the ex- Discover the history of Vienna’s municipal transport firsthand in hibition “Line and shape”: The artist Hannes Mlenek works live this museum in motion. at the Leopold Museum. One of the paintings originating there is RIDES IN 15-MINUTE INTERVALS going to be auctioned. From the stops Oper, Burgring, Bellaria, Börse, Schwedenplatz, DJ LINE AT SALON LEOPOLD (FROM 10 PM) Stubentor, Schwarzenbergplatz. Salon Leopold offers a full programme during the “ORF Long Night of Museums” with DJs, live music and visual art. From 10 pm on, it will shine in nightly club splendour.

TIP_ Buy your tickets for the “Long Night” on the tram or at the stops “Oper” or “Bellaria” and save time in the queue! TIP_ View over Vienna from the panorama windows on the 4th floor. TIP_ Pay a visit the VEF’s railway museum in Schwechat, too! IMAGE_ (1–4) © Leopold Museum

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56 Loft 8. Gallery in the Bread Factory 57 look Magnet Museum Absberggasse 29/3 at Kunst-Service, St. Elisabeth-Platz 6 1100 Vienna 1040 Vienna www.loft8.at www.look-magnetmuseum.at 01 / 802 27 79 01 / 71 25 843

Loft8 is a platform for new positions of Austrian and international In its unique form, the look Magnet Museum houses a collection art at the creative space of the former Anker Bread Factory. The of miniature reproductions of main works from many international focus of the exhibitions lies on the fields of painting, graphic art, museums and art collections. In a construction that was especially sculpture and installation. built for the museum, changing exhibitions allow a simple and EXHIBITION: entertaining view, but at the same time offer a well-informed ap- REINHOLD ZISSER – “AFTER I WOKE UP ON YELLOW LEAVES” proach to scientific art history. They invite visitors to look, learn His works are mainly analyses and enquiries of concepts and and discuss. relations of image and copy, space and materiality and picture EXHIBITION: “ART AND ARTISTS IN WORLD WAR I” and object. The idea of the visual space being a structure with a What was art and being an artist like in World War I? It was com- presence that is meant to enable an observer’s independent ex- plex. Some artists served in the war, others refused or tried to fight perience is opposed to the experience of the support as a closed for freedom. Promising talents fell or were traumatised. The look reference system which can only be interpreted as a starting point Magnet Museum exhibits artistic positions before, during and for a reference outside of the visual space. after the world war in bright light and addresses the issue of its LIVE (7 PM) consequences on art. Karl Kilian GUIDED TOURS FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS Gernot Petjak – inflatable sculpture Offered by the museum’s director Max Spohn personally, on de- Christoph Srb – video mand. Thomas Schreyer – digital painting ART QUIZ FOR CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 6 AND 12 CONCERT (7.45 PM and 9.45 PM) The ensemble Tris plays music matching the exhibition topic.

IMAGE_ (1) Reinhold Zisser, Detail from the exhibition view, foreground Object Variation III, (2) Reinhold Zisser, Detail from “material test / breaking test” – Original photo replica “Foto Zisser“ – 15 × 21cm, 2011.

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58 MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / 59 Museum of the Market Office Contemporary Art of the Municipality of Vienna Stubenring 5 Floridsdorfer Markt 5 1010 Vienna 1210 Vienna www.MAK.at www.marktamt.wien.at 01 / 71 136–0 01 / 40 00–59255 EXPERIMENTATION IN THE MAK DESIGN LAB Life at the markets in Vienna was already very busy back in the The new MAK design lab offers visitors on nearly 2,000 sqm the Middle Ages. Names of streets and places in the first district still possibility to experience applied arts anew. commemorate those former market places: Hoher Markt, Fleisch­ GUIDED TOURS FOR YOUNG & OLD markt, Bauernmarkt, etc. The organisation and regulations of Hourly guided tours through the MAK, special guided tours for those old market places were frequently mentioned. But who was children at 6 pm, 7 pm and 8 pm. responsible for their compliance? Since the year 1839, it has been EXPERIMENT ORNAMENT: the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna. THE MAK DESIGN LAB TO TAKE AWAY (6 PM–10 PM) The Museum of the Market Office of the Municipality of Vienna, Create your individual MAK design lab tote bag. which was re-opened only in 2012, gives an insight into this long EXPERIMENT ADORNING: period of existence. Pictures of market places from the past and EXTRAORDINARY MATERIALS AND YOUR OWN CREATIVITY present are on display. Formerly used measures are explained and (6 PM–10 PM) visitors are invited to try and lift a centner. Scales that are about Become a jewelry designer. 130 years old or even older can be tried out and/or inspected. EXPERIMENT DECORATING: THE ART OF TATTOOS (7 PM–10 PM) Historical and modern food controls are illustrated with pictures Create your own tattoo with the guidance of some experts. and the tools used. Different models, some of which date from the EXPERIMENT PRODUCTION: 19th century, are on display, e.g. wax models with potato diseases MUSIC PERFORMANCE BY JANEFONDAS AND MOLECULAR DRINKS or coffee beans made from dough. (10 PM–1 AM) GUIDED TOURS (6 PM, 8 PM, 10 PM and 12 AM) Every other hour, for children and adults.

TIP_ With the purchase of an “ORF Long Night of Museums” ticket at the MAK, you will get a MAKZine for free. TIP_ Exclusively at the MAK design shop: Megumi Ito and her twin brother Daisaku Ito from Tokyo present their handmade leather accessories (7 pm–9 pm). IMAGE_ (1, 4) © Peter Kainz/MAK, (2) © MAK, (3) © MAK/Mika K. Wisskirchen

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60 Motorrolldie – Private Motorcycle Museum 61 Mozarthaus Vienna Erlgasse 35 Domgasse 5 1120 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.motorrolldie.at www.mozarthausvienna.at 0664 / 32 56 619 oder 0664 / 43 00 609 01 / 51 21 791

Travelling into the past on motorcycles, motor scooters or mopeds. At Mozarthaus Vienna you can find the only one of Mozart’s apart- Those were the days, weren’t they? In the private Motorcycle Mu- ments in Vienna that still exists today. The composer lived here from seum this dream can come true. Your journey through time is being 1784 to 1787. The life and works of this musical genius are presen- accompanied by a collection of historical radios, audiotape recor- ted in and around the apartment on four levels. The exhibition focu- ders, photo cameras and other objects from the past. Motorcycles ses on his years in Vienna, which marked the zenith of his creativity. of the brands Puch, HMW, Adler, Lohner and more constitute the ANTONIO SALIERI. THE FACTS heart of the exhibition. Moreover, Motorrolldie is a place of com- Peter Shaffer’s play and Miloš Forman’s film “Amadeus” brought the munication and of stories around the exhibits. world-famous composer Antonio Salieri to public attention again. PHOTO CORNER The exhibition compares that image to the real Salieri – in all the Have your picture taken with historical and bizarre helmets on a facets of his life and work. motorcycle sidecar at places like Großglockner or Hawaii at the CHRISTOPH WILLIBALD GLUCK. 300TH ANNIVERSARY photo corner. With its presentation of selected objects from the archive of the JUGGLER (6.30 PM–10 PM) Society of Friends of the Music in Vienna, Mozarthaus Vienna recalls Hourly shows by the junior juggler Pink Alexander. this composer, with whom Mozart was occupied throughout his life and had good personal contact. GUIDED TOURS OF THE MOZARTHAUS VIENNA (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM and 10 PM) DANCE LIKE IN MOZART’S TIMES (7.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 9.30 PM and 10.30 PM) Mozart himself was a passionate dancer – you too can join in and dance the contradance to Mozart’s music.

IMAGE_ (1) Buliding at night, © David Peters, (2) Antonio Salieri, Oil painting by Joseph Willibrord Mähler, 1816, © Society of Friends of the Music in Vienna, TIP_ Buy your “ORF Long Night of Museums” ticket at Motorrolldie and receive (3) Christoph Willibald Gluck, Portrait, Copy of Joseph-Siffred Duplessis, © Society a free souvenir shot at the photo corner. of Friends of the Music in Vienna, (4) Mozart dances, © Mozarthaus Vienna

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62 Mumok Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 1070 Vienna www.mumok.at 01 / 52 500 The mumok is the largest museum for modern and contemporary art in Central Europe with an extensive collection of international art from the 20th century and the present. COSIMA VON BONIN. HIPPIES USE SIDE DOOR. THE YEAR 2014 HAS LOST THE PLOT. This largest exhibition by Cosima von Bonin to date in Austria in- cludes more than 100 works. The comprehensive overview ranges from the artist’s first works in the early 1990s to her more recent stage-like installations, and new works that she developed espe- cially for this exhibition in Vienna. THE PRESENT OF MODERNISM Key works of classical modernism, early abstract art, and futurist works are shown in contrast with the avant-gardes of the early 1960s, post-minimal art, and present-day artworks. RIGHT THROUGH THE NIGHT, RIGHT THROUGH MUMOK (7 PM–12 AM) Short guided tours to selected works by Cosima von Bonin and 21. – 22. November 2014 from the collection. DO IT YOURSELF! (8 PM–11 PM) Quick pictures in rapid painting. For adults. Expedithalle der Ankerbrotfabrik

IMAGE_ (1) View of mumok © Gian Marco Castelberg, (2) Cosima von Bonin, “Hermit Crab in Fake Royère”, 2010, Courtesy Galerie Buchholz, Berlin/ Cologne, Photo: Markus Tretter, (3) Pablo Picasso, “Femme assise à l’écharpe craftbierfest.at • facebook.com/craftbierfest verte”, 1960, © Succession Picasso, Paris/ VBK Wien, 2014

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63 Museum of Aspern-Essling 1809 64 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 0676 / 95 35 333 0699 / 17 81 78 04

The Museum of Aspern-Essling offers an overview of the military Under “natural” circumstances, a woman has approximately 15 conflict between the French and Austrian troops in May 1809. It ex- pregnancies in her lifetime, resulting in ten births, depending hibits a documentation of the circumstances, displaying different on health, sanitation, housing conditions, access to clean water sorts of weapons, uniforms, bullets and several pictures of the and proper nutrition etc. Approximately seven of those ten births military leaders. In 1858, Archduke Albrecht, son of Archduke Karl, survive childhood. For economic, social or other reasons, most had a monument erected in order to remind people of the victims people neither presently nor historically want so many children. of that war. This monument, the Lion of Aspern, was built by the For all generations and in most cultures, regulating the number artist Anton Fernkorn. The lion is portrayed lying on French war- of offspring has been and remains an essential issue. To do so, flags. The French Eagle and the flags are the symbols of the French contraception, abortion and infanticide have been practiced. Most cavalry. The animal’s head is positioned on a French helmet. The women/couples have had and still have little or no access to effec- lion symbolises the brave soldiers who fought, won and died. The tive contraception or safe abortion – conducted under “State of victory of the German soldiers over the French army is represented the Art” conditions. This is only possible if abortion is legalized, by the oak leaves around the pedestal. In the face of the dying lion otherwise it will (again) be performed on hidden kitchen tables. you can read melancholy and anger, in its posture strength and The first and only museum of its kind (First awardee of the Kenneth steeliness. Pressing his nails into the stone, the animal is dying. Hudson Award from Trustees of the European Museum Forum) “SCHLACHT VON ASPERN” displays the struggle for control over fertility – from early centuries The oil painting “The Battle of Aspern” by Clara Both will also be to the present with a glance into the future. The museum aims to on display. It is a present from Dr. Hans von Wimpffen for the 200- provide a greater understanding of the power of fertility and the year anniversary. necessity of regulating it. “ON THE TRAIL OF 1809” GUIDED TOURS (FROM 6 PM) The author Hans Holba provides information on walking tours in the Lobau.

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

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65 Museum at the Schottenstift 67 MuseumsQuartier Wien / Freyung 6 freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL 1010 Vienna Museumsplatz 1 www.schottenstift.at 1070 Vienna 01 / 53 498–600 www.mqw.at 0820 / 600 600 This year, the museum of the Benedictine Abbey of “Our Dear Lady of With about 60 cultural institutions on 90,000 square metres, the the Scots” focuses on the obligation to conserve an existing art trea- MuseumsQuartier Wien is one of the world’s largest complexes sure. The archive compiles precious manuscripts and documents in for art and culture. It serves as an oasis of culture and recreation different stadiums, the curator shows objects worthy of restauration at the same time, providing a unique cultural programme, areas and art property of the monastery which already shine anew. for leisure and rest, cafés and shops. A wide variety of events The high altar by the “Schottenmeister”, featuring the oldest topo- is being offered, from large art fairs to small cultural initiatives, graphically accurate representation of medieval Vienna, is particu- among them the series “freiraum quartier21 international” in the larly worth seeing. The exhibition also includes numerous paintings exhibition space of the same name, where international group from the 17th and 18th centuries and the time of Biedermeier in exhibitions are held in cooperation with artists in residence of the Vienna, and also furniture and liturgical utensils. In the course of a quartier21/MQ. guided tour, the library of the Schottenstift, Vienna’s largest private “PCFS: POST-COLONIAL FLAGSHIP STORE” (1 PM–1 AM) library, is open to the public, too. The exhibition, designed by Sven Kalden and Georg Klein in THE EVERYDAY LIFE OF THE MONKS cooperation with Joachim Seinfeld and Berhard Draz, deals with Children and adolescents may join an exciting journey with myste- structures and methods of a new hidden colonialism in the world rious everyday objects of the monks. Who is able to correctly relate and brings artistic works from eight countries to the surface of a them all? camouflage of a consumer’s world. Past and present manifesta- SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS ABOUT THE “SCHOTTENMEISTER” tions of colonialism come into awareness and visitors are being (7 PM and 11 PM) involved in an irritating game of art and reality in a direct and GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (8 PM and 10 PM) occasionally confrontational approach. INTERVIEW WITH FATHER AUGUSTINUS ZEMAN OSB (9 PM) CURATOR’S TOUR (6 PM) An interview with the monks of the house: Father Augustinus Zeman OSB, art historian and curator of the abbey, gives an insight into the diversity of the art in a monastery. IMAGE_ (2) MuseumsQuartier Wien, © Hertha Hurnaus, (3) MuseumsQuartier TIP_ After every tour, there is the option to visit the library. Wien, © Hertha Hurnaus, (4) Post-Colonial Flagship Store, Collateral © Sven Kalden

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68 Natural History Museum Vienna 69 Neidhart Frescos Maria-Theresien-Platz Tuchlauben 19 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.nhm-wien.ac.at www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 52 177–335 01 / 505 87 47–85180

The Museum of Natural History Vienna is a cultural and historical The former ballroom of wealthy cloth merchant Michael Menschein gem and at the same time a significant natural scientific instituti- contains a unique set of mural paintings from around 1400. Comic on, with collections of more than 250 years, in which 30 million scenes from the songs of minnesinger Neidhart von Reuental illus- objects are scientifically managed. Some of the most famous trate life in medieval Vienna in the course of the year and uncover exhibits are the Venus of Willendorf, Maria Theresia’s bouquet of many a battle of estates of the realm. precious stones, the extinct Steller’s sea cow and the largest and GUIDED TOURS OF THE FRESCOES (7 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM) oldest meteorite collection in the world. DANCEFLOOR IN THE STYLE OF NEIDHART VARIED CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 PM–10 PM) (8.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 10.30 PM and 11.30 PM) Children can compare themselves with record holders in nature Medieval music with Stephan Steiner (nyckelharpa, key fiddle, and jump, run or try their strength. symphonia) and Albin Paulus (voice, bagpipe, shawm, jaw harp, NHM MICRO THEATRE (7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM and 11 PM) flute). Albin Paulus and Stephan “Stoney” Steiner met in 1992 DIGITAL PLANETARIUM (7 PM–11 PM) during their studies in Vienna and have played together since, in Short presentations take you away into the infinate vastness of the formation Hotel Palindrone and of course also as a duo. Their space. Limited number of participants! joint interest lies in traditional European music and early music THEMED TOURS “RECORD-BREAKING” (6 PM–11 PM) from the Middle Ages to the early classical period, always seeking Hourly. The last tour starts at 11 pm. Limited number of partici- new ways for lively and modern interpretations. This results in pants! fascinating and vibrant music, which invites you to listen and to dance as well.

TIP_ NHM Above Vienna’s rooftops. A cultural and historical walk through the museum ends with a love cocktail on the roof. Every half hour from 6.30 pm to 11.30 pm. (Limited number of participants, € 6.50. From the age of 12). TIP_ A book flea market offers reading material on the topic of the night and much more. NOTE_ The entrance for wheelchair users is at Burgring 7. IMAGE_ (1–4) © NHM Vienna

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70 ORF RadioKulturhaus Argentinierstraße 30a 1040 Vienna backstage.orf.at 01 / 877 99 99

Would you like to see how a radio broadcast is produced? Take a look behind the scenes of the ORF radio stations. The ORF Funk- haus (broadcasting center) in Vienna houses three radio stations (Ö1, Radio Wien and FM4), a television studio (Wien Heute), the Radio Newscenter, the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, and the ORF RadioKulturhaus. It also houses a radio museum with histori- cal equipment and an ongoing exhibition. The ORF RadioKulturhaus is an important venue in Vienna’s cultural scene with around 300 events a year. Take a look at 90 years of radio broadcasting in Austria and have a go as radio commentator. Children have the opportunity to present the weather in front of a green screen and to comment on videos at our Adventure Studio. With a little bit of luck you will see your favourite radio or television presenter! GUIDED TOURS OF THE FOLLOWING STATIONS: Ö1 – Radio Wien – FM4 – TV studio Wien Heute – Adventure studio – Radio museum. Guided tours will start half-hourly in the foyer from 6 pm on. The last tour will start at half past midnight.

Mit der OrF radiOKulturhaus-Karte

NOTE_ Visiting the studios at the ORF RadioKulturhaus is only possible as part Kultur zuM halben Preis erleben of a guided tour. IMAGE_ (1) © Nikolaus Ostermann, (2–3) © ORF http://radiokulturhaus.ORF.at/karte

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71 Vienna Snowglobe Museum 72 Austrian National Library / Esperanto Museum Schumanngasse 87 Herrengasse 9 1170 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.viennasnowglobe.at www.onb.ac.at/esperantomuseum 01 / 48 64 341 01 / 53 410–730

In this small museum, you can see special snowglobe editions and The Esperanto Museum of the Austrian National Library is the most get an overview of how snowglobes are made. Visit the workshop important museum for artificial languages in the world. Through a of grandfather’s time and let yourself be enthralled by many new modern museum concept it conveys the changeful history of Espe- and old globes. In the pleasant atmosphere of the 250-year-old ranto, it also gives insight into numerous other artificial languages building, you can see both historic and current themes produced such as Klingon from the cult series“Star Trek” and addresses the in snowglobes. exciting relationship of man and language. A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES AWARD SHOW FOR THE BEST COSTUME (8.30 PM) Experience a look behind the scenes of the production of snowglo- Come to the Esperanto Museum dressed up as a Klingon, as Mr. bes in the “Long Night”. You are invited to see a part of the work- Spock (“Star Trek”), as an elb, an ork or a troll (“Lord of the Rings”). shops and observe the making of individual components. Browse The best costume wins a surprise! through the book on snowglobes, which provides information and CRASH COURSES entertainment, and is available in German, English and Japanese. Klingon: 7 pm, 9 pm and 11 pm Esperanto: 8 pm, 10 pm and 12 am Dressing up is not quite enough for you? Then you should visit the crash courses and learn Esperanto or Klingon. Lumbe’ tlhInganpu’ (Klingons don’t hesitate)! GUIDED TOURS IN THE MUSEUM (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 10.30 PM and 11.30 PM)

TIP_ In the museum shop, you can choose from hundreds of different motifs and take a little winter world back home with you. A special limited edition snowglobe will be available on the occasion of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”. IMAGE_ (1–3) © Austrian National Library

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73 Austrian National Library / Globe Museum 74 Austrian National Library / Papyrus Museum Herrengasse 9 Heldenplatz – Neue Burg 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.onb.ac.at/globenmuseum www.onb.ac.at/papyrusmuseum 01 / 53 410–710 01 / 53 410–420

The Globe Museum of the Austrian National Library is the only one Containing 180,000 objects, the papyrus collection of the Austrian of its kind in the world. Valuable globes of the earth and the sky, National Library is one of the biggest of its kind worldwide. At the globes of the earth’s moon and various planets are on display as Papyrus Museum, there are about 200 pieces on display, which well as instruments in which globes are an integral part, such as illustrate the life of the people at the Nile over three millenia, planetariums, telluriums, and lunariums. among them the oldest papyrus of the collection, an Egyptian Book CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME: “THE BEARS ARE COMING” of the Dead dating from 1500 BC. (6 PM–11 PM) CHILDREN OF ABRAHAM. THE BIBLE IN JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY Oops, why are there bears on the globes? What do the Great Bear AND ISLAM and the Little Bear look like? And what has the Plough got to do Judaism, Christianity and Islam are linked by their mutual ancestor with the Great Bear? Count how many bears are hidden on the Abraham and by the century-long conflict with the Bible: The cur- globes of earth and sky, learn more about the their history and rent exhibition “Children of Abraham” presents what they have in collect your sweet reward. common by means of unique objects. GUIDED TOURS “JOURNEY AROUND THE EARTH IN ONE NIGHT” CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP “WRITING ON PAPYRUS” (6 PM–8 PM) (7 PM–12 AM, ON EVERY FULL HOUR) Find out more about the 5,000-year-old writing material and try it In the permanent exhibition, globes are introduced as specific out yourself! Write in hieroglyphics on genuine papyrus and take cartographic forms of expression, but also as precious objects of this message home with you. high artistic quality, among them the oldest globe that is located FACE PAINTING “TURN INTO CLEOPATRA” (8 PM–11 PM) in Austria, Gemma Frisius’ earth globe, a unique specimen from Children turn into Egyptian Pharaohs. the year 1536. GUIDED TOURS IN THE MUSEUM (7 PM–11 PM, ON EVERY FULL HOUR)

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75 Austrian National Library / State Hall 76 Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) Josefsplatz 1 Augustinerstraße 1 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.onb.ac.at/prunksaal www.filmmuseum.at 01 / 53 410–394 01 / 53 37 054

100 years ago World War I started. For this reason, the Austrian The Austrian Film Museum (OeFM) is a cinémathèque, its exhi- National Library presents the major exhibition “To My Peoples! bitions take place on screen: Films, the most important form of The First World War 1914–1918” in the State Hall. About 250 im- expression over the last 115 years, achieve their full potential only pressive exhibits from the inventories of the library commemorate through the projection on a movie screen – be it as object art, a the millions of dead soldiers at the front lines and the lives full documentation or popular entertainment. With its film collections of deprivation at home. The exhibition shows the most important and screening programmes, the OeFM has become a central point stages of the war and how the multiethnic state of Austria-Hungary for film lovers, an energy centre for film education, with publica- slowly fell apart. tions, audience discussions with international film artists and the LECTURE “LIFE AND DEATH IN THE WAR” (9 PM) country’s largest library of film literature. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Manfried Rauchensteiner, military historian and A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF FILM curator of the exhibition, on the horrors of World War I. In exciting and surprising 20-minute programmes, the Austrian READING “IN WHAT WAY I WOULD DEFEAT THE ENGLISH” (11 PM) Film Museum offers its guests a journey through the world of film Actor Michael Maertens reads school essays and literary notes and its history of more than 100 years. The shows start in half- from the times of World War I. hourly intervals. SHORT TOURS OF THE EXHIBITON “TO MY PEOPLES!” CHILDREN-FRIENDLY PROGRAMME (10 PM, 10.30 PM and 11 PM) Films for a young audience will be shown until 9 pm. SHORT TOURS OF THE STATE HALL (6 PM–8.30 PM, ON EVERY FULL AND HALF HOUR)

TIP_ Delicious home-made sandwiches and refreshing drinks are offered at the film bar. IMAGE_ (1) Beau Travail, 1999, Claire Denis, (2) Irezumi, 1966, Masumura Yasuzô, (3) The man with the camera, 1929, Dziga Vertov, (4) The Invisible IMAGE_ (1–3) © Austrian National Library Cinema, photo: Bruno Klomfar

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77 Austrian Museum for Horticultural History Siebeckstraße 14 1220 Vienna www.park.wien.at 01 / 40 00–42 270

The Austrian Museum for Horticultural History in the Schoolgarden Kagran is home of historical showpieces of the horticultural history and of flower decoration. The special exhibition in 2014 is dedica- ted to the 40th anniversary of the Kurpark Oberlaa. GARDENS ARE MEDICINE! (FROM 6 PM) Gardens are home of many medicinal herbs. But gardens themsel- ves have cured some diseases, too. MEDICINAL AND FRANGRANCE HERBS (FROM 6 PM) A herb exhibition, making herbal bouquets and lavender sachets, carving pumpkins or mixing fragrances yourself is another way to experience the garden. THE “PLANT DOCTOR” OF THE MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT FOR PUBLIC Eines unserer Clubhäuser. PARKS AND GARDENS (FROM 6 PM) The “plant doctor” opens his office tonight, too. Ö1 Club-Mitglieder erhalten ganzjährig CONCERT OF THE MUSIC SCHOOL DONAUSTADT (6.15 PM–6.45 PM) in mehr als 100 Österreichischen Museen THE FLORAPHONIKERS (FROM 7 PM) bis zu 30 % Ermäßigung. The first and only band that elicits music from garden equipment. Sämtliche Ö1 Club-Vorteile

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TIP_ In the garden of the museum, visitors can expect delicious autumn cuisine and in a tombola, many things can be won, which will make the garden even more beautiful.

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78 Austrian Museum for Social and Economic Affairs 79 Museum of Pharmacy and Chemists 42 Coffee Experience Museum Währinger Straße 14 Vogelsanggasse 36 1090 Vienna 1050 Vienna www.drogistenmuseum.at www.wirtschaftsmuseum.at 01 / 51 26 229 01 / 54 52 551 The aim of the museum is a simple and comprehensible presenta- The history of chemists is more than 100 years old. The museum tion of social and economic facts. shows about 10,000 exhibits and curiosities about a chemist’s (HI)STORIES IN THE MUSEUM professional development. Due to the lack of finished products 100 YEARS OF LIVING AND HOUSING IN VIENNA – for health care and beauty care and technical products for pho- FROM GRANDMOTHER TO GRANDCHILD tography, household and crop protection, chemists had basic In the exhibition, historians talk about life in the 20th century. materials in stock and produced the desired substances for their GALLERY OF PRIVATE COLLECTORS customers. They made medicinal herb blends from plants, mine- Alfred Suchy and KGBier: “Empty bottle – Beer bottles from all over rals, chemicals etc. and extracted drugs. Today, drugstores mainly the world”. sell products for health, nutrition and beauty, medicinal herbs or CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME dietary supplements. “Auer von Welsbach experience exhibition”: Exciting experiments with LIVING KNOWLEDGE IN THE MUSEUM OF PHARMACY: light and magnetism. Life and work of Austria’s biggest inventor. A collection of exhibits which have already been used in homeo- “ECONOMY TRAIL” AND COMPUTER AREA pathy and aroma therapy in the last centuries. “Herbarium” – a Current information on Austria’s social and economic situation notable collection of European plants by Dr. Franz Berger. Rarities with an economy quiz. and presents from the expedition of the Africanist scholar Dr. Emil “LÖWE” Holub. More than 2000 reference books about the knowledge of Study workshop about the basics of Austria’s economy. nature and medicine. COFFEE EXPERIENCE MUSEUM SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “GENTLE TIBETAN MEDICINe” Edmund Mayr’s extensive collection of historical coffee machines CONTINUOUS SPECIAL GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION and their accessories. The way of the coffee from the plant to the cup.

TIP_ Free sandwiches and white wine spritzer at the sidewalk café, free coffee and coffee specialities from the coffee bar, free brochures on economy.

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80 Austrian State Archives – Haus-, Hof- und Staatsarchiv 81 Austrian Advertising Museum Minoritenplatz 1 at Breitenseer Lichtspiele, Breitenseer Straße 21 1010 Vienna 1140 Vienna www.oesta.gv.at www.oesterreichischeswerbemuseum. 01 / 795 40–116 jimdo.com 0664 / 44 50 914 The Haus-, Hof and Staatsarchiv was founded by Maria Theresia on The Austrian Advertising Museum, which was founded in 2002, Sept. 13th, 1749 and, in the course of its history, has grown into concentrates on commercials in film, radio and television. Once a one of the great institutions of historical research known worldwide. year, the collection is presented in an exciting and funny evening Here Carolingian diplomas can be found as well as essential treaties programme with special features from international and local of the organisation of Europe – for example the Peace of Westphalia commercial productions. The collection has been compiled with or the Final Document of the Congress of Vienna, which has been the support of the Filmarchiv Austria, the Austrian Mediathek, the included in the “Memory of the World” register by the UNESCO – the commercial studio Traum & Maier and many more. It is presented first print of Luther’s Theses, family correspondences of the Habs- in the oldest cinema in Austria, founded in 1905 and situated on burgs and reports of imperial diplomats from all over Europe and this very spot since 1909. overseas. Apart from the material about the history of the Habsburg Pay a visit to the Advertising Museum and immerse yourself into , original historical documents from , Italy and the the pioneer era of cinema advertising from the 1920s to the Ottoman Empire represent the biggest part. In its beginnings, the 1930s, and into a world of TV commercials from the past 55 years. archive was situated in the Reichskanzlei wing of the New Imperial Get enticed by Afri Cola and let Klementine tell you about the diffe- Palace and several repositories outside. In 1902, all holdings were rence between neat and clean. united in a functional building at Minoritenplatz, the repository wing SPECIAL PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN, FILLERS: of which constitutes a first-rate technical monument. Funny short films from times when commercial breaks were shorter. EXHIBITION: “WORLD WAR I” QUESTION-ANSWER GAME FOR CHILDREN Exhibits include the British Declaration of War on Austria-Hungary 9 pm: Quiz for families and Franz Joseph’s manifesto “An meine Völker” (“To my peoples”). 11 pm: Quiz for children from the age of 8 GUIDED TOURS On demand.

IMAGE_ (1) Franz Ferdinand’s death certificate, (2–3) British Declaration of War on Austria-Hungary, (4) “An meine Völker”, Page 1

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82 OstLicht. Galerie für Fotografie 83 Palais Porcia Absberggasse 27 Herrengasse 23 1100 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.ostlicht.at

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Galerie OstLicht was opened in June 2012 on the premises of The Federal Chancellery of Austria and the Austrian State Archives the former Anker bread factory, now Vienna’s most dynamic currently show the exhibition “Extraausgabee-! Media and War and fastest growing venue for culture. On 500 sqm of exhibition 1914–1918” at Palais Porcia. space works of contemporary art photography are displayed. The The exhibition about the Imperial and Royal War Press Quarters programme is based on direct collaborations with both upcoming (KPQ) focuses on the conflicting fields of media, war, propaganda and established artists working with the medium of photography and the operation mode of the media in communicating war. It in a technical and conceptual way. With its changing exhibitions highlights the role of outstanding exponents of art in the struggles and events, the annual photobook festival, a publicly accessible of the Central Powers. Famous members of the KPQ were Alexander library, a bookshop and a bar, OstLicht is a platform and centre Roda Roda, Egon Erwin Kisch and Franz Molnar. Well-known war for photography. painters in the art group of the KPQ were Albin Egger-Lienz and 2D23D Oskar Kokoschka. The exhibition presents texts, provides music Currently, Galerie OstLicht presents a group exhibition with a spe- to listen to, shows old films at the “field cinema”, gives insight cific focus on Vienna. The participating artists explore the artistic into secret files, displays hundreds of photographs and original dimensions of the photographic medium, which they transfer into working equipment of the KPQ. the intermediate areas of sculpture and three-dimensionality. “EXTRAAUSGABEE-!” (from 6 PM) Curated by Martin Guttmann and Rebekka Reuter, works from the Texts and music from Musil to Eisler to Schönberg to Zweig, written 1970s to the present enter into a spatial dialogue. for the KPQ, read and sung in the field cinema complement the SHORT GUIDED TOURS (6 PM–11 PM) exhibition rooms. Special guided tours by selected personalities Short guided tours of the current exhibition all night long. convey a subjective approach to the topic: the media and war.

IMAGE_ (1, 3) © Galerie OstLicht, photo: Wolfgang Krautzer, (2) © Galerie OstLicht, photo: Marco Pauer

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84 Pathologic-anatomical Collection in the Narrenturm – NHM Vienna Spitalgasse 2, Court 6 1090 Vienna www.nhm-wien.ac.at/narrenturm 01 / 52 17 76 06 On the premises of today’s University Campus, there is a rotunda from the end of the 18th century: the so-called “Fools’ Tower” – an important monument to the history of health care and of medicine. Today, the building houses a collection that is unique worldwide, among it wet and skeletal specimens, paraffin specimens and medical equipment. PATHOLOGY IN VIENNA Specialised members of staff introduce different areas of the collection to the audience at individual stations. Diseases of the past centuries are explained on the basis of different preparation techniques. JEDE NACHT AUF RADIO WIEN LANGE NACHT DER HITS & OLDIES

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85 Scouting Museum and Institute of Scouting History 86 Museum of Fantastic Art Vienna Loeschenkohlgasse 25 Palais Palffy, Josefsplatz 6 1150 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.pfadfindermuseum.org www.phantastenmuseum.at 0664 / 47 77 117 01 / 51 25 681

One of the most important events in the history of the Austrian The International Museum of Fantastic Art shows 150 masterpie- Scout Movement was the organization of the 7th World Jamboree ces of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism and fantastic artists 1951 in Bad Ischl, Upper Austria. Approx. 13,000 scouts from from all over the world. different countries around the world participated at this big camp VIENNA ACADEMY OF VISIONARY ART in Austria. The exhibition includes objects from this event which Presentation by international lecturers of the Vienna Academy of were found within the last years, e.g. color photos, home movies Visionary Art. and many personal items from the collections of boy scouts. SPEICAL EXHIBITION: “PROFESSOR GOTTHARD FELLERER” GUIDED TOURS Works by Professor Gotthard Fellerer, editor of the cult magazine Guided tours are offered throughout the whole evening (available “BravDa”. In the Figaro Hall. in English upon request). LIVE MUSIC: “FELLERER AND HIS FRIENDS” SCOUTING EXPERIENCE Professor Gotthard Fellerer is an artist across genres, musician, A continuous programme with different scout activities is offered curator, publicist and art multiplier. until 10 pm (e.g. knotting, map and compass, scouting games, etc.). For kids the programme is available according to their age.

TIP_ Refreshments in the historical Figaro Hall. NOTE_ The Scouting Museum is located on the 4th floor of the post office TIP_ Book flea market: Sale of museum catalogues at special prices exclusively building. There is an elevator in the building for easy access. for visitors of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”.

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87 Planetarium Vienna 88 Vienna Police Museum – Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 Museum of the Vienna Security Guards 1020 Vienna Marokkanergasse 4 www.planetarium-wien.at 1030 Vienna 01 / 89 17 41 50–000 01 / 531 26–4719

The Planetarium Vienna, the “House of the Stars”, offers a rea- The Vienna Police Museum emerged from the exhibits of a police listic simulation of the starry sky with the help of the latest pro- showcase in 1898, on the occasion of the 50th jubilee of emperor jection technology and, in its function as a star theatre, makes Francis Joseph’s ascension to the throne. Initially housed in the astronomy possible by day and by night. The programme ranges (old) Police Department on Schottenring, it was relocated in 1904 from shows for children, school classes and adults to cultural into the prestigious premises of the newly constructed office and scientific events. building on Elisabethpromenade (now Roßauer Lände), then was “DIVERSITY IN SPACE” (FROM 6 PM) transferred again in 1938 and in the course of the war it was al- In the course of 25-minute shows, which start on every full and most completely destroyed. half hour, you take a tour through the history of astronomy. It has In the 1970s, the remaining old stock was updated and got rear- been a long journey from the first attempt of orientation in the see- ranged in a 200-square-metre-large hall of the Marokkaner Kaser- mingly chaotic starry sky to the modern space missions to distant ne. The presentation shows the development of the Vienna Police worlds. Many different cultures have left their fingerprints along – Security Guard Department since their establishment in 1869 by the way. Take a look at the individual contributions and find out means of weapons, uniforms, documents, pictures and diagrams. how diverse astronomy is in its cultural entirety. The progress was closely related to the history of the Marokkaner Kaserne (founded in 1770), which, since the takeover by the Police in 1921, has also been housing the educational department. CONCERT OF THE ORCHESTRA OF THE POLICE FORCE (6 PM) SPECIAL PROGRAMME Weapon presentation by the Vienna police special forces unit, vintage cars, expert information, crime story reading … NONSTOP: FILMS FROM THE YEARS 1928–1937 Training, major events, catastrophies and more.

TIP_ The museum is only open to the public once a year, in the course of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”. TIP_ An information and sales desk and career counselling are available.

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89 Porcelain Museum Augarten Obere Augartenstraße 1 1020 Vienna www.augarten.at 01 / 211 24–200

The Porcelain Museum at Augarten is the first porcelain museum in Austria. It illustrates the history of Viennese porcelain with over 150 representative pieces from the foundation of the second ol- dest manufactory in Europe in 1718 until today. “SWINGING TEATIME” AT THE PORCELAIN MUSEUM The current special exhibition at the Porcelain Museum at Augar- ten shows unpublished designs and original porcelain from the exciting era of the 50s, complemented by an original living room from that time, a 1954 Puch scooter and a model dressed in the style of the fifties. Transistor radios, cameras, interior design and travel souvenirs from that time add to the presentation. ohne CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME: PAPER DOLLS (6 PM–9 PM) Paper dolls are dressed in self-designed paper clothing in the style of the 50s. Inspiration to the designs can be taken from young ware das leben ladies in original vintage dresses strolling through the Porcelain Museum at Augarten. PORCELAIN PAINTER (6 PM–11 PM) ein irrtum. A master painter demonstrates the complex painting of the pattern “Swinging Teatime” for a tea set in the style of the 50s. GUIDED TOURS OF THE PORCELAIN MUSEUM (7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM)

TIP_ Punch is served as a refreshment for visitors young and old. IMAGE_ (1–3) © Augarten Porcelain Manufactory, (4) Photo: Alice Schnür-Wala

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90 Prater Museum 91 The Museum of Chimney Sweepers Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1 Klagbaumgasse 4 1020 Vienna 1040 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at www.rauchfangkehrermuseum.at 01 / 505 87 47–85180 01 / 51 450–22 75

In the Prater Museum, you enter the world of the wonderfully scary The Museum of Chimney Sweepers offers its visitors permanent and history of Viennese entertainment culture. Amusing exhibits and temporary exhibitions on a space totalling 250 square metres. On curiosities are on show, such as the automatic fortune-telling the occasion of the show “Antique kilns and water heaters”, the machine “International Marriage Agency” or a dragon (lindworm) cellar of the house has also been included in the museum space. from a grotto ride torn down a long time ago. Of course, Vienna’s At the entrance, a life-like model in the original heavy leather gear legendary strongmen, who performed in the circus back then, of chimney sweepers will greet and welcome you into the “living are also represented in the show. In the past, people went to the museum”, set up in the form of a chimney sweeper’s workshop as Prater amusement park to gape at individuals. The giant’s suit and they were still in use until the 1950s. You will find a slate board the half woman are relics of this strange form of entertainment in right next ot it, which back then used to be placed outside each the 19th century. sweeper’s office for customers to post their orders. Atop a cup- ARM WRESTLING WITH THE STRONGWOMEN OF VIENNA (7 PM–10 PM) board, there is a wooden statue of Saint Florian, patron saint of Compete against the strongest women of Vienna! – Fun for kids the chimney sweepers. The exhibition is rounded off by important and parents alike. tools of the sweepers’ trade. SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “OLD COFFEE GRINDERS” It’s not only all about the luck and the soot at the Museum of Chim- ney Sweepers. The current special exhibition focuses on ways of coffee pleasure: Various coffee grinders from differnt times are on display, all of them operable. GUIDED TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION BY THE TEAM OF THE MUSEUM Offered on demand all night long.

TIP_ Following the tradition of chimney sweepers, every visitor receives a glass of sparkling wine, pure or mixed with orange juice.

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92 Roman Museum 93 Horky Collection Hoher Markt 3 Kaffee Urania, Radetzkystraße 24 1010 Vienna 1030 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at tiny.cc/KaffeeUrania 01 / 50 58 747–85 180 0650 / 464 70 09

What was life like in Roman times? Where officers’ homes stood The “Horky Collection” consists of numerous historical photo- nearly 2,000 years ago in the Roman castrum Vindobona, visitors graphs, postcards and other objects of the Prater amusement can now explore this part of Vienna’s history – in the Roman Mu- park in Vienna. In the exhibition, a significant selection of large- seum on Hoher Markt square. scale pictures are displayed in a suitable atmosphere. MEET A LEGIONARY (6.30 PM–8.30 PM) In addition to the numerous historical Prater attractions, the Two “real” legionaries present the clothes and arms of Roman photos also show Prater personalities, Prater coffee houses and soldiers and talk about how they lived. other facilities. MUSEUM QUIZ FOR CHILDREN (6 PM–10 PM) PRATER AMUSEMENT PARK DURING AND AFTER WORLD WAR II The quiz leads children on an entertaining tour through the mu- A special programme is held on every full hour and also on de- seum on the lookout for unusual items. Prizes are available for mand, with objects from the archives of the collection concerning successful explorers. the history of the Prater during and after World War II. Hubert Hor- GUIDED TOUR FOR CHILDREN – WHO WERE THE ROMANS, ky, the holder of the collection and innkeeper of “Kaffee Urania”, AND WHAT WERE THEY DOING IN VIENNA? (6 PM and 7 PM) comments on the situation during and after the war and, beyond GUIDED TOUR FOR ADULTS – GARLIC, THE SPICE OF THE ROMAN that, gives an account of a collector’s life. SOLDIER’S LIFE (8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM and 11 PM) The tour revolves around the life of the Roman foot soldiers, es- pecially their eating habits. Their staple food was a gruel made of rough-ground grain and water, spiced with great quantities of garlic, which they believed helped not only their fighting spirit, but also their erotic prowess. TIP_ The “Horky Collection” is displayed in “Kaffee Urania”, a late night coffee house that has been set up in the original style of the 1930s and reminds of the old equipment by Josef Zotti at “Café Museum”. It features a functioning jukebox with 45s from back then and an old telephone booth, which can already be considered a museum object. In recent years, numerous film and television productions have been shot in the historical premises of the Kaffee Urania. TIP_ Eating like the Romans – Visitors can enjoy wine and Roman-style bread. IMAGE_ (1–3) Photos: Horky Collection

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94 Treasury of the Teutonic Order Singerstraße 7, Staircase I, 2nd Floor 1010 Vienna www.deutscher-orden.at 01 / 51 21 065–214

The treasury of the Teutonic Order, located next to St. Stephen’s Cathedral, is one of the oldest art collections in Vienna. Here, visi- tors can explore 800 years of the former military order’s rich his- tory. Constituting the nucleus of the treasury, the Grand Master’s Treasure Trove includes artefacts such as vessels, cups, weapons and clocks from the Renaissance and Baroque age. Furthermore, you can discover various curiosities among paintings and liturgical objects: coconuts, antidotes and adder’s tongues. INSIGHT INTO THE BAROQUE SALA TERRENA (FROM 9 PM) In the Sala Terrena on the ground floor of the House of the Teutonic Order, visitors can admire a baroque room equipped with flower decorations and mythological figures. The restorer, Ms. Anna Osztovics, M.A., provides information on the preservation status of the frescoes and explains the restoration interventions. Thus, the changeful history of the paintings comes alive.

NOTE_ The Treasury is located in the 2nd floor and can be reached via lift. The church and Sala Terena are not barrier-free.

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95 Schlumberger Sparkling Cellars 96 Schmetterlinghaus / Heiligenstädter Straße 39 The Imperial Butterfly House 1190 Vienna Palmenhaus Burggarten, Hofburg www.schlumberger.at 1010 Vienna 01 / 368 22 59–0 www.schmetterlinghaus.at 01 / 53 38 570 The art of manufacturing champagne and premium sparkling wine Right in the centre of Vienna, you can find a unique, tropical oasis, has been cultivated at Schlumberger since 1842. Founder Robert peaceful and relaxing, the Imperial Butterfly House. In one of the Schlumberger learnt at the oldest champagne house of France and most beautiful Art Noveau palm houses in the world, you enter a fan- imported the secrets to Vienna. Come and discover pure Austrian tastic environment of adventure and excitement, populated by some sparkling tradition. of nature’s most gentle and colourful creatures, the butterflies. GUIDED CELLAR TOURS A UNIQUE FLYING THEATRE AND TROPICAL OASIS Ongoing visitor tours give insight into the art of manufacturing In the Butterfly House, you can admire approx. 500 live, free fly- sparkling wine and champagne, their origins, their correct storage ing butterflies. Enjoy the strong and vivid colours and admire the and the secret of a tasting. First, a short movie takes you on a trip grace and lightness, with which these creatures float through the into the land of sparkling secrets. During your tour through 300 air, past waterfalls and exotic plants, in an environment created year old cellar vaults, you can then riddle bottles on wooden racks especially for them. and discover secrets of “disgorging” and “dosage”. FILM SCREENING IN THE FILM ROOM (6 PM–1 AM) GLASS MUSIC IN 300 YEAR OLD CELLAR VAULTS From the series “Universum”: “Messengers of the gods – butter- (7 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM, 10 PM) flies, a life like day and night”, directed by Kurt Mündl. An international glass musician gives short concerts and fills the cellar vaults with sounds of glass.

TIP_ Taste Schlumberger Sparkling wines in their variety and discover Schlumberger truffle. A maitre chocolatier will show how these exquisite pralines are made. ATTENTION_ From 10 pm, the only entrance to and the only exit from Burggarten IMAGE_ (1–4) © Schlumberger is via the gate at Goethegasse/Albertina!

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97 ChocolateMuseum – 98 Science Pool presented by Confiserie Heindl Hauffgasse 4 Willendorfergasse 2–8 1110 Vienna 1230 Vienna www.sciencepool-vif.org www.schokomuseum.at 01 / 743 15 59 01 / 66 72 110–19 Visit the sweetest museum of the city, immerse yourself into the The new Science Center in Simmering invites visitors who think fascinating world of chocolate and savour with all your senses! outside the box to do their own research: children, teenagers, their Learn about the origins of cocoa and find out why “money does teachers and parents work with old knowledge and the newest grow on trees” and “chocolate makes you beautiful”. techologies in a hands-on exhibition or participate in workshops The Aztec ruler Montezuma welcomes you to a photo shoot and on natural or social sciences or mathematics. The Science Factory the biggest chocolate fountain in Austria makes eyes sparkle – not initiates creative work at the interface of art and science. only those of children. At this place, visitors with a sweet tooth will SCIENCE MEETS ARTS MEETS SCIENCE surely feel their hearts beating faster. Music, mathematics and physics invite you to have a go: whether CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 PM–1 AM) with the reactable, the theremin or the ocean harp, visitors can Exciting information and raffle on the topics of “Sissi” and “Mozart”. create completely new sounds. GATHERING OF THE DIMENSIONS 3D scan, 3D print (even in chocolate!) and 3D hand printing pro- vide “grasp”able science. SELF-MADE ROBOTS Visitors make the acquaintance of spy drones, communicative balloons and robots which they can build themselves. COLDER THAN ICE Shrieking spoons, flowing walls of fog and bubbling witches’ brews: frozen or liquid gases await you with impressive effects. THERE! EVERYDAY STORIES IN SIMMERING TIP_ Let the confectionary master craftsmen treat you to a delicious nougat NMS Enkplatz and author Martin Auer have created an audiovisual chocolate and snack directly from the biggest box of chocolates of the city! guide for smartphones and tablets. TIP_ The shop affiliated to the ChocolateMuseum is open all night for all visitors with a sweet tooth – special offers await you! IMAGE_ (1–4) © ChocolateMuseum

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99 Secession Friedrichstraße 12 | E. PIRKER 1010 Vienna www.secession.at 01 / 58 75 307

The Secession is an exhibition space for contemporary art. In kee- ping with the motto that adorns its façade – “For every time its art. For art its freedom” – it hosts a manifold international programme. EXHIBITIONS: • Diana Al-Hadid • Utopian Pulse – Flares in the Darkroom Saison • Cinthia Marcelle • Beethoven Frieze by Gustav Klimt GUIDED TOUR: Beethoven Frieze (6.30 pm, 8 pm and 9 pm) Contemporary Art (7 pm, 8.30 pm and 10 pm) approx. 30 min. 201415 Das neue Programm

Abonnementreihen und Oper Highlights und Vermittlungsprojekte Angebote Freundin des RSO Informationen unter rso.orf.at

TIP_ The guided tours are suitable for all ages. NOTE_ The rooms of the Secession are only partly accessible for disabled people. IMAGE_ (1) Secession, Photo: Matthias Herrmann, (2) Diana Al-Hadid, “Nolli’s Orders”, 2012, Photo: Dennis Harvey, (3) Gustav Klimt, “Beethoven Frieze”, Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger

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100 Sigmund Freud Museum 101 Liechtenstein City Palace Berggasse 19 Bankgasse 9 1090 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.freud-museum.at www.palaisliechtenstein.com 01 / 319 15 96–14 01 / 319 57 67–158

In Sigmund Freud’s former office and private apartment, the The Liechtenstein City Palace is the first major High Baroque Sigmund Freud Museum presents an exhibition documenting building to be erected in Vienna. Intended to become the main the life and work of the founder of psychoanalysis. Here is where residence of Prince Johann Adam Andreas I von Liechtenstein, the Sigmund Freud lived and worked for 47 years until he was driven palace was remodelled by Peter Hubert Desvignes in the Rococo into exile in 1938. Unique film material depicting the Freud fa- Revival style from 1836. mily in the thirties can be seen in a video room, while original GUIDED TOURS, STARTING EVERY 10 MINUTES (6 PM–12.30 AM) objects from Freud’s belongings, including his office’s waiting Following an extensive programme of renovation the palace ap- room and parts of his extensive collection of antiquities, make pears again in all its former glory. Baroque stucco ceilings together tangible the surroundings in which his patients were analyzed with massive chandeliers, opulent Rococo Revival interiors and and a new science was born. superb parquet floors designed by Michael Thonet are today still SPECIAL PROGRAMME: “FREUD’S TRAVELS” objects of wonder. Guided tours only! Duration: 30 minutes, max. On the occasion of the special exhibition “Freud’s Travels”, the 25 persons per tour, limited capacities. No reservations possible. museum offers hourly guided tours through the special exhibition FROM AMERLING TO WALDMÜLLER as well as through the Sigmund Freud Museum’s permanent coll- Prince Hans-Adam II von und zu Liechtenstein today owns one of ection. In the Museum’s Lounge, additional information on Freud’s the richest collections of Viennese Biedermeier art including paint­ Travels is provided and a specific film program is on display. ings, watercolors, furniture and porcelain.

TIP_ Enjoy wines from the princely wine cellars at the palace’s Ball Room (6 pm–12 am). NOTE_ Wheelchair access via mobile stair climber (main entrance) or via lift (side entrance). IMAGE_ (1–3) © Sigmund Freud Foundation, Photos: Lierzer, (4) Sigmund and IMAGE_ (1, 2, 4) © LIECHTENSTEIN. The Princely Collections, Vaduz-Vienna, Anna Freud in the Dolomites 1913. Sigmund Freud Foundation (3) © Palais Liechtenstein GmbH / Fotomanufaktur Grünwald

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102 stilwerk at the design tower 103 Technisches Museum Wien Praterstraße 1 Mariahilfer Straße 212 1020 Vienna 1140 Vienna www.stilwerk.at www.technischesmuseum.at 01 / 212 06 10–50 01 / 89 998–0

In the probably most prominent contemporary landmark of the In the year of the special exhibition “Space”, it is all about the city, the design tower by architect Jean Nouvel at Praterstraße 1, universe at Technisches Museum Wien. right next to the Danube Canal, design has been turned into life- WATCH THE STARS IN FRONT OF THE MUSEUM (6 PM–1 AM) style since December 2010 at stilwerk Vienna. The design tower Observe the starry sky through two mobile telescopes in front of rises above the Vienna city center like a sculpture. On the inside, the museum, provided by Planetarium Vienna, Kuffner Observato- the luminous ceilings by artist Pipilotti Rist accentuate the buiding ry and Urania Observatory / VHS Vienna. in an extraordinary way. Another special feature of stilwerk is its THE UNIVERSE IN 15 MINUTES (6.30 PM–12 AM) green wall – a paradisiac vertical garden with 20,000 plants in White dwarfs, black holes and cannibalistic galaxies. Astonauts the courtyard of the design tower, created by Patrick Blanc. Se- take you on a wonderful journey through the universe. On every veral times a year, stilwerk hosts exhibitions and presentations half hour, the last journey begins at 12 am. introducing design, its cultural context and the people behind the MOON LANDING “LIVE” (6 PM–1 AM) products on offer. Missed out on the moon landing? Experience the original live VIENNA DESIGN WEEK broadcast of the ORF from the year 1969 at the moon cinema. The young French-Upper Austrian design company Celia-Hannes is SPACE EXPERIMENTAL STATIONS (6 PM–1 AM) showcased in the Window Gallery. What happens to a marshmallow in a vaccuum? What does a piece EXHIBITION: RECYCLING DESIGN AWARD from Mars look like under the microscope, and much more! Innovative products by junior designers, which were designed and SPACE SHOW FOR FAMILIES (6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 9.30 PM) produced from recycled material. ALIEN FACE PAINTING FOR CHILDREN (6 PM–11 PM) NOMAY. LIVE PAINTING AT THE FOYER (FROM 7 PM) HIGH-VOLTAGE SHOW (6.20 PM, 6.40 PM, 7 PM, 7.20 PM, The contemporary artist Norbert Mayer is finalising a painting in 7.40 PM, 8 PM, 8.20 PM, 8.40 PM, 9 PM, 9.30 PM, 10 PM, the format of 230 × 120 cm in front of the audience. 10.30 PM, 11 PM, 11.30 PM AND 12 AM) HOURLY ARCHITECTURE TOURS

TIP_ New products from international design fairs. TIP_ Every visitor will receive a piece of real multi-layer insulation for satellites IMAGE_ (1) © Paul Lauer produced in Austria – as long as stocks last.

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104 Theatermuseum 105 Time Travel Vienna Palais Lobkowitz, Lobkowitzplatz 2 Habsburgergasse 10a 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.theatermuseum.at www.timetravel-vienna.at 01 / 52 524–34 60 01 / 532 15 14

The Theatermuseum shows two exhibitions. “Stefan Zweig – Fare- Come along on a mysterious journey into the heart of the historical well to Europe” and “Richard Strauss and the opera”. city of Vienna. You will learn the history of Vienna in 50 minutes, The “Theater-Slide” is open. in a 1,200 sqm monastery, which is 400 years old. Let your per- “SCHLAGOBERS” BY RICHARD STRAUSS (7.15 PM and 8.15 PM) sonal tour guide take you into the mystical vault and experience Dance theater workshop for children and adults, 40 Min. the award winning 5D cinema, where you will travel 2,000 years COSTUMES REVEAL THEIR SECRETS (6 PM–11 PM) back into the past. Time Travel will introduce to you in person, the Try on costumes and feel light as a feather like Papagena. Habsburg family and the famous composers Mozart and Strauss. FANCY DRESSES, SHARP SOUNDS (7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM) In an original Air Raid shelter you will feel the horrors of World Guided tours of the Richard Strauss exhibition in 40 min. War II. Last but not least, you will fly over the roof tops of present “WE NEED A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT KIND OF COURAGE!” day Vienna in a Horse carriage Ride. With Time Travel you will expe- (8 PM, 10 PM and 12 AM) rience the perfect day in history! Guided tours of the Stefan Zweig exhibition in 40 min. GUIDED TOURS – LIMITED CAPACITY! “SCHLUCKSCHUTZHUSTEN” (7.30 PM–8.30 PM) Tours start every 15 minutes and take approx. 50 minutes. Only a Onophon with Rainer Deutner and Werner Nowacek is specialized limited number of 800 participants is possible. Reservation cards in creating freestyle sound poetry. will be handed out at 5.45 pm. Children need a reservation card too. “MUSEUM SIND MIR SELBER / WE MUSEUM OURSELVES” TREASURE HUNT (9 PM–1 AM) Children can explore the history of Vienna in the course of a trea- The trio albtrieb trio with Thomas Berghammer, flugelhorn, Vin- sure hunt. cenz Witzelsperger, euphonium, and Martin Zrost, clarinet.

TIP_ Suitable for children from the age of 5.

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106 Museum of Clocks and Watches 107 Urania Observatory Schulhof 2 Uraniastraße 1 1010 Vienna 1010 Vienna www.wienmuseum.at www.urania-sternwarte.at 01 / 505 87 47–85 180 01 / 89 17 41 50–000

This will make you tick: 3,000 clocks and watches make up the ho- Urania Observatory, the oldest public observatory in Austria, has rological collection of Wien Museum, one of the leading collections recovered its best “vision”. The great double telescope, consisting of its kind in Europe. Different types of timepieces document the of a refracting telescope and a mirror telescope, offers you the joy development of timekeeping, clock- and watch-making from the of astronomical observation right in the heart of Vienna. 15th century to the present. CLOSE UP OF THE SKY – HANNES RICHTER EXPLAINS THE COSMOS GUIDED TOUR FOR CHILDREN – IS IT REALLY THAT LATE? Starting from 6 pm, short guided tours give you the chance to ex- (6 PM and 7.30 PM) perience the nightly sky from the very heart of the city. Get to know MUSEUM QUIZ FOR CHILDREN – ON THE TRAIL OF CLOCKS the constellations of the stars and immerse yourself into the vast- (6 PM–10 PM) ness of space by a look through the telescope of the observatory or The quiz invites kids on a fun tour of the museum, challenging the telecopes of the Astronomical Association Vienna. them to find the smallest, heaviest, biggest and strangest time­ On every full hour starting from 8 pm, astronomer Hannes Richter piece on display. First prize is a children’s watch. explains the cosmos. GUIDED TOUR – A HIGHLIGHT A MINUTE (6 PM, 10 PM and 11 PM) Among the famous historic timepieces presented on the tour are the clockwork formerly mounted in the tower of St. Stephen’s Cathedral, elegant Viennese “Laterndln” and the pocket watch collection of Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach. An overview of several centuries of horology. SHOW RESTORATION OF A BAROQUE IRON CLOCK (6.30 PM–9.30 PM)

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108 Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art Laudongasse 15–19 1080 Vienna www.volkskundemuseum.at 01 / 40 68 905

The baroque Schönborn Garden Palace in Josefstadt houses the largest museum of folk life and folk art in Austria. PAST FUTURE PERFECT Slovenian design and the show collection of the Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art – an intervention presented by the Slove- nian Culture and Information Centre SKICA in line with the Vienna Design Week. SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS “Posed. Photography as a tool in the Habsburg monarchy” shows a set of photos and poses the question of how pictures form our view on the world. The textile exhibition “Works by Ruthene refu- gees in World War I” questions the propaganda of the Habsburgs when dealing with war refugees. SHORT GUIDED TOURS (7 PM, 9 PM and 11 PM) TOUR OF “INVISIBLE PLACES” (8 PM, 10 PM and 12 AM) The indie band Luise Pop shot their video “Invisible” at the Muse- um of Folk Life and Folk Art. Visit the hidden video locations and watch “Invisible” in the attic! CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME What is hidden under the stove bench? Tours with a torch at 6.30 pm, 7.30 pm, 8.30 pm and 9.30 pm.

TIP_ Refreshments in the coffee house. IMAGE_ (1) Exterior view of the museum, © ÖMV, (2) Ruthene, Markowa near Stanislaus, Josefl Krieger, Krakau around 1880 to 1900, © ÖMV, (3) Video clip “Invisible”, © Luise Pop

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109 WAGNER:WERK Museum Postsparkasse 110 Red Vienna. Wash House No. 2 (BAWAG P.S.K. Zentrale) Halteraugasse 7 Georg-Coch-Platz 2 1190 Vienna 1018 Vienna www.dasrotewien-waschsalon.at www.ottowagner.com 0664 / 88 54 08 88 0 / 599 05–33825 The building of the Postal Savings Bank, which was built from The “New Vienna” of the 1920s and early 1930s was a unique 1904 to 1912, is considered the main work of Art Nouveau ar- sociopolitical experiment, as it embraces all spheres of life – from chitect Otto Wagner. Countless details such as the world’s largest social and health policy to education and housing issues. cast aluminium sculptures measuring 4.5 metres on the roof of The exhibition covers four fields: the building’s main facade, innovative materials, like aluminium, • The history of “Red Vienna” from 1919 to 1934 glass and linoleum, and above all, a completely new style of ar- • Communal Housing and ancillary facilities chitecture based on functionality make Otto Wagner’s building of • Clubs of the Social Democratic Workers’ Party the Postal Savings Bank a key example of modern architecture. • The festivities of the working-class movement in Vienna With this late work, Wagner has become one of the internationally SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “SOCIAL DEMOCRACY GOES TO WAR” most influential architects of the 20th century. At the beginning of the 20th century, the imminent war was the GUIDED TOURS OF THE HISTORICAL ROOMS (7 PM–12 AM) dominent topic at the regular meetings of the emerging social Visitors are again given the chance to visit the historical and listed democratic parties of the continent. With the outbreak of World rooms – the staircase of the management, the governor’s room, War I, the Second International dissolved, the social democrats the large conference room and the hallways leading there. Every submitted to the inevitable and followed their governments into half hour, guided tours of the first floor of the Postal Savings Bank war. Karl Marx’ appeal “Workers of the world, unite!” had turned are offered. into the opposite. ADDITIONAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME IN THE LARGE BANKING HALL GUIDED TOURS OF THE SPECIAL EXHIBITION (6 PM–12 AM)

TIP_ Every hundredth visitor will receive a book about the “Red Vienna”. IMAGE_ (1) © VGA, (2–3) © Ingo Pertramer, (4) © Wienbibliothek at the TIP_ Small bar in the foyer. Rathaus, Poster collection

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111 Weltmuseum Wien 112 Wien Museum Karlsplatz Neue Burg Karlsplatz 8 1010 Vienna 1040 Vienna www.weltmuseumwien.at www.wienmuseum.at 01 / 534 30–5052 01 / 50 58 747–85 180

The Weltmuseum Wien is one of the most renowned ethnological A fascinating mix of art and history on three floors, from the Middle museums worldwide. Ages to the 20th century. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 TO 10 YRS.) (6 PM–8 PM) OFFER: YOUR PICTURE IN THE WIEN MUSEUM! Storytelling, handicrafts, games and guided tours. You have always wanted to see your own work on display in a GUIDED TOURS FOR ADULTS (MAX. 20 PARTICIPANTS EACH): museum? Hobby painters are offered this unique chance during “FRANZ IS HERE!” (6 PM, 8 PM and 10 PM) the “ORF Long Night of Museums”! There is also an individual Franz Ferdinand’s journey around the world. children’s gallery – the spontaneous ones among the emerging “DANCED CREATION. ASIA’S MYTHICAL PAST AND LIVING PRESENT” talents can also produce their paintings on-site. Further details (7 PM and 10 PM) can be found on the museum homepage. “PENACHO. SPLENDOUR AND PASSION” (7 PM and 11 PM) PUZZLE HUNT FOR CHILDREN – ON THE TRAIL OF THE PAST The precious feather headdress is the only of its kind worldwide. (6 PM–10 PM) “GÖTTERBILDER” (8 PM) FAMILY TOUR: MR ROSA AND MS BLUE (6 PM and 7.30 PM) Religious beliefs in South and Southeast Asia and Countries of the A guided tour about historical role models, including the topics of Himalayas. fashion, power and influence. For ages from 8 to 10. “BEHIND THE SCENES” (6 PM, 7 PM and 8 PM) GUIDED TOURS FOR ADULTS: (max. 15 participants) “Vienna Mundus – The city in miniatures” (6.15 pm, 7.45 pm and FILM: “JAKARTA DISORDER” (7.30 PM) 9 pm) CONCERT (9 PM) “Between Heaven and Hell – Vienna from Baroque to Enlighten- Surprise concert with international musicians! ment” (10.30 pm)

TIP_ International delicacies on sale! TIP_ Flea market at the museum shop (6 pm–1 am): Wide range of exhibition IMAGE_ (1–4) © KHM-Museumsverband catalogues at bargain prices.

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113 Wien Westbahnhof 114 Vienna Fire Department Museum Europaplatz 2 Am Hof 7 1150 Vienna 1010 Vienna oebb.at/lndm www.feuerwehr.wien.at 01 / 53 199–51207

Train stations are more than only places of departure and arrival The museum was founded in 1901 and is situated in the Central – they are modern and safe places where you can feel at ease and Fire Station of the Vienna Fire Department. The building was experience culture. designed by Lukas von Hildebrandt and built in 1730. In a large THE DOCUMENTATION PROJECT MAIN STATION VIENNA hall with an impressive stuccoed ceiling, parts of the paintings After a construction period of seven years, the Vienna Main Station collection are shown and you can also see a big variety of helmets, will open on Oct 10th 2014. On this occasion, photographs from uniforms and protective equipment. the documentation project are on display. Three cameras were The exhibition brings big fire incidents of the past, like the fire in directed towards the construction site from different perspectives. the Ringtheater or in the rotunda, to life. Find out about the deve- PHOTO EXHIBITIONS lopment of fire fighting in general by exploring the history of the Renée Del Missier, Roman Bönsch and Sigi Herzog captured ar- municipal fire brigade. chitecture, surroundings and people on camera. THE FIRE BRIGADE IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR Renée Del Missier focuses on the spectacular platform roof in abs- The special exhibition provides an overview over the Vienna tract black-and-white pictures. Roman Bönsch centres on architectu- fire brigade in World War II, known then as fire protection po- ral photography and the examination of the space and its changes. lice (“Feuerschutzpolizei”). The focus lies on resistance fighters Sigi Herzog takes pictures of people who approach the construction among the firemen and on the adverse conditions, especially site. She curiously observes the progress of the construction. towards the end of the war, under which they tried to sustain an THE SCHOOL PROJECT MAIN STATION VIENNA effective fire protection. During the whole construction period of the Vienna Main Station PRESENTATIONS, EVERY 45 MINUTES different schools and nurseries in Favoriten have engaged in During the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, presentations on spe- the project in a wide range of ways. Adolescents present their cial topics such as the special exhibition, the fire in the Ringthea- finished works. ter or the fire in the rotunda are held in 45-minute intervals.

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115 Vienna Ambulance Museum Gilmgasse 18, entrance via Halirschgasse 12 1170 Vienna www.wien.gv.at/rettung/museum 01 / 711 19–70072 Notruf für Kinder, Jugendliche The Vienna Ambulance Museum has been newly designed and und deren Bezugspersonen re-opened in 2013. Throughout the year access is only possible for groups. On the occasion of the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, also individuals have the opportunity of visiting and experiencing the long and changeful history of the Emergency Medical Service Vienna. The museum is located in the historic building of the rescue centre Hernals, one of the oldest ones in the city. 133 YEARS EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE VIENNA Wenn Du Hilfe brauchst – ruf an! Founded the day after the terrible fire of the Vienna Ringtheater in Rund um die Uhr, kostenlos, 1881 by volunteers, the EMS Vienna today has become the only anonym, österreichweit. exclusively professional ambulance organisation in Austria. Unique exhibits from the past 100 years such as historic-medical devices including restored ambulance vehicles give you the opportunity of experiencing the progress of rescue services in the city. GUIDED TOURS EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR Every hour on the hour there are guided tours by the curator of the museum himself.

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116 Vienna Shoe Museum 117 Wiener Stadthalle Florianigasse 66 Roland-Rainer-Platz 1 1080 Vienna 1150 Vienna www.schuhmuseum.at www.stadthalle.com 01 / 51 450–23 54 01 / 981 00

The museum houses an extensive collection of historical shoes Wiener Stadthalle is the biggest event location of the country with from different centuries. You can see not only the riding boots of 1 million visitors and about 300 events every year. Together with Emperor Francis Joseph, but also soccer boots from the 1930s, the the Vienna City Library at the Rathaus, Wiener Stadthalle shows time of Viennese soccer legend Matthias Sindelar. The shoes from the exhibition “Dream factory on ice – From Vienna Ice Revue to Empress Elisabeth’s time are good examples of exclusive shoe Holiday on Ice”. At the same time, Wiener Stadthalle opens its design of the second half of the 19th century. A workshop allows doors for numerous guided tours of the exhibition, architecture a nostalgic view into the past. The museum provides information and backstage. on technical workflows, materials, traditional techniques and the GUIDED TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION WITH DR. BERNHARD history of the development of shoes. HACHLEITNER (6 PM, 8 PM and 9 PM) SPECIAL EXHIBITION: “CRAZY SHOE 2014” (FROM 6 PM) The exhibition brings back memories and dreams. It illustrates the The craziest shoes of Europe: From the carnivorous plant to the political and cultural framework of the Ice Revue. birthday cake. AUTOGRAPH SIGNING WITH FIGURE SKATING STAR INGRID WENDL SHOE PRODUCTION (From 6 PM) (7 PM) Visitors have the chance to watch the making of a shoe. GUIDED TOURS OF THE WIENER STADTHALLE CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6 PM–10 PM) 6.30 pm “The architecture of the Wiener Stadhalle” Modelling with leather. 7.30 pm “Behind the scenes” with CEO Wolfgang Fischer 8.30 pm “The Wiener Stadthalle – An institution” 9.30 pm and 10.30 pm “Backstage – On the tracks of the stars” ICE SKATING FOR CHILDREN AND DJ (6 PM–1 AM) The performances from Ice Revue and Holiday on Ice can be tried out on artificial ice in the foyer of hall D.

TIP_ Ö3 Hitcafé. IMAGE_ (3) © Vienna state guild of shoemakers and orthopaedic shoemakers/ IMAGE_ (1) Photo agency Zolles KG, Arch Halle F: Dietrich|Untertrifaller, APA photo service/Preiss (2) Private archives of Ingrid Wendl, (3) © Wiener Stadthalle

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118 wienXtra-kinderinfo – 119 Interdependencies, Exhibition at the Ringturm information for children and families Wiener Städtische Insurance Group, Schottenring 30 MuseumsQuartier Wien/Court 2, Museumsplatz 1 1010 Vienna 1070 Vienna www.wirkungswechsel.at www.kinderinfowien.at 01 / 710 19 81 01 / 40 00–84 400 YOUR LEISURE TIME, YOUR INFO CENTRE! “Interdependencies” is an interactive exhibition of the Science- Find information on leisure time activities for any taste in many Center-Network dealing with scientific phenomena in the space programmes and information brochures. You can ask advice of the between. Visitors can marvel at the interdependencies – between kinderinfo-team. themselves and their counterparts or between fundamental At the wienXtra-kinderinfo you get all information and advice laws of nature and their scope in everyday life. Science becomes about children’s culture and family leisure activities in Vienna. three-dimensional and alive, highlighting actions and reactions, The service is available for children up to 13 years and adults, phenomena that will fascinate you. Parasites, atomic nuclei, in- who spend time with children in Vienna. Programme for kids in terference, mirror neurons and much more. “Please do touch” is the information centre during the “ORF-Long Night of Museums”! the motto of the more than 15 stations, recommended for curious WITCH DRINK AND WALL OF FOG (6 PM–9.30 PM) visitors from the age of 8. Exciting experiments with the Science Pool-team: Frozen gas, that MEET THE SCIENTIST is even colder than ice makes spoons screaming, water undulating Interact with scientists: many developers of the stations are pre- and bowls cracking. At fair-weather it even serves as rocket fuel! sent and available for dialogue. On every full hour, a short talk Those who got thirsty during experimenting receive a cup of smo- is offered on allergies, game theory, quantum physics, reaction king witch drink. coupling in technology and art and much more. FACE PAINTING (6 PM–9.30 PM)

TIP_ Order the kinderaktiv-programme without charge: You will get your kinderaktivcard right away! PLEASE NOTE_ Opening hours during the “Long Night” from 6 pm to 10 pm! IMAGE_ (1–2) © Bubu Dujmic/wienXtra, (3) © Miguel Dieterich/wienXtra TIP_ Find details on the topics and presenters on langenacht.orf.at

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120 Dental Museum of Vienna 121 Magic Set Museum Sensengasse 2a, entrance: Währinger Straße 25a Schönbrunner Straße 262, 1090 Vienna courtyard in the basement www.bgzmk.meduniwien.ac.at/de/ueberuns/museum 1120 Vienna 0664 / 104 80 98 www.zauberkasten-museum.at 0664 / 20 49 377 The dental museum of Vienna documents the development of “Wondrous boxes for acquiring the spectacular art of magic” dentistry since the time of Georg Carabelli (1787–1842), the first – The world’s biggest collection of magic sets. This large as- academic teacher of dentistry. On the basis of instruments and sortment of more than 2,400 different magic sets from three other equipment you will be able to understand how dental treat- centuries is also registered in The Guinness Book of Records. ment and hygiene was carried out in former times or how dental With 200 showpieces on display, you can immerse yourself into protheses were made. Additionally, there is some more interesting a world full of fascination and magic. From the first book of magic material on teeth and their development. tricks and the first magic set from the beginning of the 19th cen- CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (5 PM and 7 PM) tury to the newest and most spectacular magic sets, everything A visit at the dentist’s, still feared by many people, especially is explained in detail. A show case filled with professional magic children, will become better understandable and thus lose much devices completes the exhibition. of its horror. Dealing playfully with the right dental hygiene may SPECIAL EXHIBITION “SCARY MAGIC” make the dream of a painless visit at the dentist’s come true. In CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME (6.30 PM–10 PM) order to support this idea, small presents for dental hygiene are On every full and half hour, a “big” magician performs magic tricks. handed out. A HUMEROUS APPROACH TO TEETH IN MUSIC AND LITERATURE (9 PM and 10.30 PM)

NOTE_ Barrier-free access through the back entrance of the museum. TIP_ Magical wheel of fortune for children, from 6 pm.

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122 ZOOM Children’s Museum MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museumsplatz 1 Das Kennenlern-Abo 1070 Vienna www.kindermuseum.at 01 / 524 79 08

“Hands on, minds on, hearts on!” At ZOOM Children’s Museum, it’s all about asking, touching, ex- ploring, feeling, and playing: in hands-on exhibitions, issues from the realms of art, science, and everyday culture are prepared in ways that are geared to children. PRINT STUDIO (6 PM–10 PM) During the “ORF Long Night of Museums” the hands-on exhibition “Print Studio” is open from 6 pm to 10 pm. The colourful world of printing is the focus of this exhibition. Whe- ther potato prints or stamp pictures, metal type or 3D printer – the manifold techniques are dealt with playfully and suitable for child- Sie ren: Next to classic letterpress printing, children can also try out sparen textile printing with wooden printing blocks, multi-coloured screen 3 x ORF nachlese printing or monotype at different stations. Temporary imprints with 4 the whole body can be made at the station for thermoprinting. 3 um nur € 5,– ge genüber % Ein dem Printing with tires, rubber boots or seat pads produces impressive zelverkauf spreis large-scale pictures. At the chill station, children can learn a lot Bestellen Sie Ihr Abo noch vor dem 20. 10. und about the development, history and theory of the art of printing. reservieren Sie sich so Ihr Keks-Heft November. SERVICE-HOTLINE: 0800/22 69 89 GEBÜHRENFREI PLEASE NOTE_ ZOOM opening hours for the “ORF Long Night of Museums”, 6 pm–10 pm. E-Mail: [email protected] IMAGE_ (1) © ZOOM Children’s Museum, Photo: J.J. Kucek, (2–4) © ZOOM Children’s Museum, Photos: Alexandra Eizinger Die Heftzustellung erfolgt spätestens am 5. Werktag nach dem Erscheinungstermin. Nach Ihrer Bestellung senden wir Ihnen einen Erlagschein. Das Abo endet automatisch. Preis inklusive MwSt. u. Porto (gültig in Österreich). Wenn die Bestellung nach dem 20. des Monats einlangt, beginnt Ihr Abo erst mit der übernächsten Ausgabe. Satz- und Druckfehler sowie Irrtümer vorbehalten.

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