House of Music

Lovely place to visit - was around £35 euros for a family (2 adults and 2 kids) It has a museum, and interactive things - the kids loved the piano steps! Lots of different rooms to view and we enjoyed our experience. Text in English too.

A bit overrated. I like it there; you can learn a lot about many different composers, but for the price, I’m not sure. I enjoyed the interactive exhibits, like conducting my own orchestra or playing the piano, but if you're more of an interactive person than a read-and-learn person, it’s not worth it.

Wonderful interactive exhibition, with a great variety of different sections from the science of sound to the history of Vienna s great composers. We bought the combined ticket with the Mozart House museum, which was excellent value. We possibly tried to do too much in one day as after nearly two hours here we had seen the whole museum, but skimmed through some parts of the great composers and the first floor cinema with the New year concert of the Vienna philharmonic. Despite this I'd thoroughly recommend it to music lovers of all ages, but watch out for the shop.....my wife spent a fortune there!!!!

A highly interactive museum, in which you can have a peek on the lives of major Austrian musicians, learn about instruments and sound in general, and also learn more about the way you hear things! I'd say that you can play around with more than 85% of what the museum offers, from learning about frequencies visually, to testing your own hearing, to even becoming a maestro yourself! The fact that this museum stays open till relatively late is also a huge plus, meaning that you can squeeze a visit even after all the other museums are closed! I can't recommend this place more, children-and adult children- will love it! You need to experience it yourselves!

Very interesting interactive museum. Music and sound in general seen and analysed from many different angles. Focused on local great history figures, each of the most famous having their own room. Plenty to see, and if you want to dig deep into everything it might take you almost the whole day. Interesting both for kids and adults.

offering the opportunity to spend a lot of time exploring. However, the guidance is only available through a webpage, with limited audio guidance at certain points (maybe just on the English version, I haven't checked). Most exhibits have information in both English and German, but not all. Overall, it was a great experience.

This place is amazing! You can create a waltz, see how different animals hear sound, what different noises sound like in the womb and in different types of buildings, hear what different instruments sound like and so much more. Really cool and interesting. Also has long hours so you can visit at night

Wonderful experience for the whole family as well as kids. It has informative information about sound & music. It is highly interactive, the kids had fun playing with the musical instruments & experiencing the different sounds.

Lovely place to visit - was around £35 euros for a family (2 adults and 2 kids) It has a museum, and interactive things - the kids loved the piano steps! Lots of different rooms to view and we enjoyed our experience. Text in English too.

A bit overrated. I like it there; you can learn a lot about many different composers, but for the price, I’m not sure. I enjoyed the interactive exhibits, like conducting my own orchestra or playing the piano, but if you're more of an interactive person than a read-and-learn person, it’s not worth it.

Wonderful interactive exhibition, with a great variety of different sections from the science of sound to the history of Vienna s great composers. We bought the combined ticket with the Mozart House museum, which was excellent value. We possibly tried to do too much in one day as after nearly two hours here we had seen the whole museum, but skimmed through some parts of the great composers and the first floor cinema with the New year concert of the Vienna philharmonic. Despite this I'd thoroughly recommend it to music lovers of all ages, but watch out for the shop.....my wife spent a fortune there!!!!

A highly interactive museum, in which you can have a peek on the lives of major Austrian musicians, learn about instruments and sound in general, and also learn more about the way you hear things! I'd say that you can play around with more than 85% of what the museum offers, from learning about frequencies visually, to testing your own hearing, to even becoming a maestro yourself! The fact that this museum stays open till relatively late is also a huge plus, meaning that you can squeeze a visit even after all the other museums are closed! I can't recommend this place more, children-and adult children- will love it! You need to experience it yourselves!

Very interesting interactive museum. Music and sound in general seen and analysed from many different angles. Focused on local great history figures, each of the most famous having their own room. Plenty to see, and if you want to dig deep into everything it might take you almost the whole day. Interesting both for kids and adults.

offering the opportunity to spend a lot of time exploring. However, the guidance is only available through a webpage, with limited audio guidance at certain points (maybe just on the English version, I haven't checked). Most exhibits have information in both English and German, but not all. Overall, it was a great experience.

This place is amazing! You can create a waltz, see how different animals hear sound, what different noises sound like in the womb and in different types of buildings, hear what different instruments sound like and so much more. Really cool and interesting. Also has long hours so you can visit at night

Wonderful experience for the whole family as well as kids. It has informative information about sound & music. It is highly interactive, the kids had fun playing with the musical instruments & experiencing the different sounds.