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Discover more about ‚mini mobil‘: A past 600m² space for kids 2-8 to play & learn about mobility.
included several areas full of adventure: Driving track Get behind the wheel of all
Seit etwa 100 Jahren verwendet man auch Strom, um Klänge zu erzeugen. Wie das geht und welche elektronischen Musikinstrumente es gibt, zeigt diese Führung.
Im Mittelpunkt dieser interaktiven Führung für die ganze Familie steht alles, was
Das Technische Museum Wien bietet auf einer Fläche von 22.000m² außergewöhnliche Einblicke in die Welt der Technik. Einzigartige Exponate von der Vergangenheit bis in die Gegenwart, aber auch Filme und interaktive Stationen zeigen spannende technische Entwicklungen.
Schau dich dort um und löse unsere kniffligen Fragen, die alle etwas mit dem Reisen
Put together your own tricky puzzle hunt through the museum from home! Over 800 questions and tasks are waiting to be solved.
More than 800 questions and tasks across all exhibitions are waiting to be solved
In this guided tour for the whole family we make a journey through time from the sources of energy in the Middle Ages to the present day.
But where did all that energy come from when there was no electricity yet?
In this guided tour for the whole family we make a journey through time from the sources of energy in the Middle Ages to the present day.
But where did all that energy come from when there was no electricity yet?
In this guided tour for the whole family we make a journey through time from the sources of energy in the Middle Ages to the present day.
But where did all that energy come from when there was no electricity yet?
In this guided tour for the whole family we make a journey through time from the sources of energy in the Middle Ages to the present day.
But where did all that energy come from when there was no electricity yet?
In this guided tour for the whole family we make a journey through time from the sources of energy in the Middle Ages to the present day.
But where did all that energy come from when there was no electricity yet?
In this guided tour for the whole family we make a journey through time from the sources of energy in the Middle Ages to the present day.
But where did all that energy come from when there was no electricity yet?
