House of Music

A surprisingly interesting museum! It is worth visiting. You can learn a lot, not only about musicians, but about the physics of sound too. You can also conduct (virtually) an orchestra.

Very family friendly attraction that caters for both the young and old. The musical stairs at the start of the attraction is a hit with many visitors. It has a good mix of music history (check out third floor which covers a few important composers each with their own unique deco), science, orchestra performance, etc. We spent almost 3 hours there but could have spend longer if we were to read every bit of the interesting lives of the composers. We did spend about an hour watching videos of orchestra performances on the first floor.

Fantastic experience for all the family but especially for the kids. The interactive exhibits are awesome. You learn a lot having fun at the same time. I totally recommend it!

One of the best museums I have ever visited. It does not matter if you know everything or nothing about classical music. You will Get to know and you, your grandad and your children will be enertained 😃

A true wonderland for music lovers. It’s a sacred place where you can connect with the great masters of music on a soulful level. Every corner of this museum resonates with the spirit of creativity and the legacy of musical geniuses. It’s a must-visit for anyone who cherishes the art 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.

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!!!!

I really recommend this for families with smaller children, my siblings loved it. Many interactive and interesting things to try. You can definitely learn something new.