Toegangskaart Haus der Musik in Wenen
Beschrijving
Bezoek het House of Music, het interactieve geluids- en muziekmuseum van Wenen en duik in de fascinerende wereld van muziek en geluiden op vijf verdiepingen. Bezoekers leren niet alleen over de geschiedenis en traditie van de Weense muziek, ze kunnen ook experimenteren met geluiden en instrumenten. Heb je ooit de Wiener Philharmoniker geregisseerd of je eigen wals gecomponeerd? Download de gratis musea-app om te genieten van een rondleiding door het museum, en blader door de talloze muzikale artefacten terwijl je leert over beroemde componisten van klassieke muziek. Het museum is zeker een winnaar met het hele gezin, met interactieve displays en instrumenten die kinderen zullen houden.
Rondreisopties
Reisroute
House of Music in het centrum van Wenen, een museum dat meer buiten de gebaande paden ligt, is gewijd aan de ‘wetenschap’ van geluid en ook aan klassieke muziek zelf. Met al zijn interactieve displays een echt leuke plek voor het hele gezin! Hoogtepunten zijn onder meer de historische archieven van de Wiener Philharmoniker, waar u kunt luisteren naar hun beroemde oudejaarsconcert en het gloednieuwe Sonotopia Universe op de 2e verdieping. Hier kun je je eigen klankwezen creëren in een VR Lab, maar ook interactieve stations testen op de fysica van geluid. Als Beethoven, Mozart of de familie Strauss interessant zijn, ga dan naar de 3e verdieping om meer te weten te komen over hun leven in de stad en de muziek die ze hebben gemaakt. De grote finale is de virtuele dirigententoonstelling op de 4e verdieping - test je dirigeervaardigheden door met een stok mee te zwaaien naar een video van het Wiener Philharmoniker. Je krijgt zelfs feedback na het proberen! Wellicht wilt u uw bezoek verrijken door de gratis museumgids op uw smartphone te downloaden.
Hoogtepunten
Wat is inbegrepen
Beoordelingen van reizigers
Belangrijke informatie
- Rolstoeltoegankelijk
- Baby's en kleine kinderen kunnen in een wandel- of kinderwagen mee
- Hulpdieren toegestaan
- Opties voor openbaar vervoer zijn in de buurt aanwezig
- Vervoersopties zijn rolstoeltoegankelijk
- Alle plaatsen en oppervlakken zijn rolstoeltoegankelijk
- Geschikt voor alle condities
Beoordelingen(197)
Perfect museum for all sound and music enthusiasts. Impressive, spectacular performances, and the cherry in the foam waiting to end as you experiment with orchestral performance.
This is a fantastic museum. We loved that they had evening hours. The museum is very interactive and kept my teen’s attention. We also learned a lot about sound, music, and history. Each floor had unique surprises, culminating in the chance to conduct your own orchestra. Highly recommend for music and history lovers.
Highly recommended even for those who are not passionate about museums or music. The visit of the entire building can be comfortably done in 1 to 1.5 hours, but by taking a little more time, one can fully enjoy all the showcases and interactive works. Particularly fun is the one that lets you try conducting an orchestra.
Was a bit disappointing. Not many activities. Interesting conducting experience and Mozart room with interactive melody creation. And unfortunately, that's all.
If you’re a small child with absolutely no knowledge of music, I’m sure this is an enlightening and engaging experience. Vienna is an expensive city (even for university students despite various discounts), and my money truly should have been spent elsewhere. I would probably come back here as a parent to introduce someone to Viennese composers, but the other exhibitions on what music a frugally is and how it is built came up very short. The games are fun, but again, clearly were designed for children.
Beautiful house of music. We made the tickets on the spot as a period of low attendance. Very comfortable lockers are available at the entrance to leave jackets and backpacks. It's also interesting with kids and teens. There are many interactive and 3D activities that make this museum truly unique. Among other things, you can create your own melody with imaginary dice, play the stairs of the building and conduct the philharmonic. Also to consider the very convenient opening hours. The guys had a great time!
I loved it. Fantastic. Surprised. I walked through the door and entered because it was snowing, while it was a little hot I decided to enter and the surprise was huge. The story of the great Mozart composers. Beethoven among others. At the same time an interesting interaction with multimedia surprises. Really fantastic. I loved it. Congratulations.
very nice experience and the hours also are very good (open until 10pm). super kids friendly. the home also is excellent
It's a must. If you are in Vienna with the children it must be seen. Very interactive.. They flew 2 and a half hours without heaviness and fatigue. They also sell tickets combined with Mozart's House.
The museum is divided into different floors. The first one is more like a typical museum. There are old letters, facts and figures, old artifacts,… The second is more immersive. You learn about sound and get to try a lot of things yourselves. Then there is a whole part dedicated to different Austrian composers. You learn about their work and life. Also a bit more like a typical museum. You end with an opportunity to conduct the wiener philharmonic yourself. We were six adults and had a good time. We have no kids ourselves, but there were several kids running around and having fun. So definitely something you can do with the whole family.
