On his 200th birthday in 2025, Johann Strauss, the first pop star in world history, will be honored with a special tribute. An innovative permanent exhibition about his life, his works and the musical achievements of his family is located in the city center. The museum offers not just a flashback, but a rousing mixture of entertainment and information in a multimedia symphony. Visitors have the opportunity to experience, hear and feel the genius of Johann Strauss up close. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Johann Strauss - a unique experience for young and old!
What awaits you:
Explore the seven exciting stations of the exhibition on 900 m² in approximately 75 minutes. Experience the unique combination of art and technology in an interactive museum experience. The audio guide with location-based 3D sound system is available in eight languages (German, English, Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean).
Try out the composing machine and create your own individual waltz. Let yourself be enchanted by the authentic sounds of the Schönbrunn Palace Concert & Orchestra.
The immersive room with 5.5 meter high walls invites you to immerse yourself in an impressive world of history and music. Here, the past comes alive and becomes tangible. Thanks to state-of-the-art technology, historical scenes are reconstructed in great detail, bringing the life and work of Johann Strauss to life. Surrounded by his unforgettable waltz melodies, a unique atmosphere is created that transports visitors back to the glamorous era of the 19th century. This room is a place to marvel, dream and enjoy!
Exciting facts about Johann Strauss:
Did you know that the famous “Radetzky March” was not composed by Johann Strauss II, but by his father? Johann Strauss' father did not want his son to follow in his musical footsteps. Nevertheless, Johann Strauss II prevailed and became world-famous. There were also two other talented brothers in the Strauss family who were also successful composers and conductors. Despite his great fame, Johann Strauss II often suffered from stage fright.
Public
Metro:U1/ U2/ U4 Karlsplatz
Tram:Straßenbahn:1, 62,
Train:
Badner Bahn Bus: 59A
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Bus Stop:
Rote Linie: Johann Strauss Museum/Naschmarkt/ Secession
Address
Friedrichstraße 7,
1010
Vienna