Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art

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Wien, Austria

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Museum· Ethnographic museum· Tourist attraction

Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art is located in Wien, Austria on Laudongasse 15–19. Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category museum in Austria.

Address

Laudongasse 15–19

Phone

+43 14068905

Amenities

Good for kidsRestaurantToilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible liftWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Christoph Waldhauser

Great little museum that exhibits the lives of ordinary people across the former monarchy. Also sports a nice garden cafe.

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Nancy McKeown

This a a fascinating place! A museum but more: It’s a journey through time and space of the experience of becoming Austrian. It’s a sensitive view of what it means to land here, of all places, including the exploration of stereotypes associated with new citizenry.

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Nataliia Kuzmanenko

Not crowded, not tiring as it is quite small, lovely gardencafe, free entrance for kids, walking distance from Rathaus

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Олексій Чайковський

Perfect place for those who want to now more about Austria history

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M M

Love this place! Small, quaint museum with some startling curatorial inclusions. What do 21st century immigrants and their personal belongings have to do with 18th century Austrian folk life? More than you think. Worth a look.

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Wal Mat

The Austrian Museum for Folk Art. A lot objects of the daily life in former times. In the first floor the exhibitions are changing. Nice garden and a vegetarian/ vegan Café in the ground floor.

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MARINA Jankovic

Interesting exibitions, small but sometimes really worth visiting.

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Àlvar esc

You can find amazing things here if you like folk stuff. There was also, idk if it's permanent or not, an anthropological study and exposition about Muslims and Islam in relation with hate speeches and the growth of alt-right