Wien Museum Prater Museum

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Wien, Austria

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Museum· Local history museum· Tourist attraction

Wien Museum Prater Museum Reviews | Rating 3.8 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Wien Museum Prater Museum is located in Wien, Austria on Planetarium, near Riesenrad, Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1. Wien Museum Prater Museum is rated 3.8 out of 5 in the category museum in Austria.

Address

Planetarium, near Riesenrad, Oswald-Thomas-Platz 1

Phone

+43 17267683

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

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

Open hours

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Doris Karapici

Very small museum and not so many things to see. But it's interesting to visit if you are in Prater.

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Tonko Lacmanovic

You can check it out while going for the wheel and learn more about history of Prater. It is interesting to see miniatures of sieges of Vienna and city history but it looks rather old fashioned nowadays. Nevertheless I did liked it.

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Andrew Nash

Interesting museum presenting the history of the Vienna Prater, a wooded park and amusement park. Several exhibits on the 1873 international exposition and rotunda building. Several exhibits on amusement rides. Part of Wien Museum. It’s small. I spent about 40 minutes there.

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Suvendu Das

Wien Museum is a general-purpose metropolitan museum with a wide range of collections and exhibitions – from the history of the city to art, fashion and modern culture, from the earliest settlements to the present day. Because of its general approach and interdisciplinary potential, it occupies a unique position among Vienna’s museums. It has sites throughout the city. Taking the city of Vienna as a model, it explores the general theme of social, cultural and urban change in comparison with other cities. In its consideration of the history of the city and the evidence of the past the museum also takes account of current issues and themes. It collects, studies and reinterprets the objects in the various collections and their significance for our lives. Although Wien Museum is not primarily an art institution, it also deals with art and the conditions in which it is created. Artistic phenomena are placed in their social and cultural context and considered within a broader framework (“art plus” principle). The history of the city and the cultures within it are not regarded as homogeneous processes, and the collection of objects and their exhibition are presented and managed with account taken of the lifestyles, interests and recollections of people of different origins. Collection activities in future will be based on the principles of radical selectivity and significant selection. The collections focus on Vienna and are supplemented by artefacts from the twentieth century. Wien Museum is a repository of knowledge and a public medium. It offers permanent residents, newcomers and passing visitors an opportunity for contemplation and reflection.

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Dennis Barrow

Didn't give it two stars as I got in free (first Sunday every month), otherwise 5 would be far too expensive. Especially if you compare it to the Naturhistorische Museum for 10. Is ok to have a quick wander around for a couple of minutes, that's it. And as mentioned by other people descriptions only in German.

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Adrian Burdeti

Must see !

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Richard Cottonfield

Small museum with interesting objects but only German descriptions.

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richard lewis

i expected more but it was not