Explore Vienna

Belvedere 21 is the Belvedere's venue for contemporary art, film and music, in a steel-and-glass pavilion designed by Karl Schwanzer for Expo 58 in Brussels and rebuilt in Vienna's Schweizergarten. Remodelled by Adolf Krischanitz in 2009–2011, it shows changing exhibitions of Austrian and international art and hosts screenings and concerts.

The Museum of Military History occupies a brick building in the Arsenal designed by Theophil Hansen and completed in 1856, the oldest purpose-built museum in Austria. Run by the Ministry of Defence, it traces Austrian military history with weapons, uniforms, tanks and paintings, including the car in which Archduke Franz Ferdinand was shot in Sarajevo in 1914.

The House of Strauss is a museum of the Strauss family of composers in the Casino Zögernitz in Döbling, a Biedermeier dance hall opened in 1837. About 2,000 m² of multimedia rooms trace how Johann Strauss father and son, Josef and Eduard shaped the Viennese waltz, ending with a short show in the historic ballroom where all four performed.

The Vienna Museum of Science and Technology on Mariahilfer Strasse in Penzing presents the history of technology, industry and science with a focus on Austria. Its galleries hold historic railway, shipping and aviation models, machines and one of Austria's largest collections of historical musical instruments.

The Imperial Carriage Museum, or Wagenburg, is a department of the Kunsthistorisches Museum in the grounds of Schönbrunn Palace. Around 60 vehicles from the Habsburg court stables and noble houses are on show, among them the gilded Imperial Coach, sedan chairs, sleighs and children's carriages, together with saddlery, court uniforms and objects linked to Empress Elisabeth.

Albertina Klosterneuburg is a branch of Vienna's Albertina for contemporary art, in the building designed by Heinz Tesar for the Essl Museum, which showed the Essl collection from 1999 to 2016. The collection passed to the Albertina, and the house reopened under its new name in April 2024 with changing exhibitions of contemporary art.