Heeresgeschichtliche Museum

The Museum of Military History in Vienna shows the history of the Habsburg monarchy from the end of the 16th century to 1918 as well as the fateful times of the First Republic and the Second World War. In the Naval Hall, unique exhibits tell the story of the Austrian navy. The group of rooms on the First World War and the new exhibition on the history of the Austrian Armed Forces from 1956 to 1991 invite you on an exciting journey through time!

CARD service

Free admission as often as you like
Except special events: July: Montur & Pulverdampf, Oct.: Long Night of the Museums

Tip

Guided tours: Sun and Ftg 11 and 14.15 h;
Guided tours for children every 1st Sat of the month 11 am and 2.15 pm, surcharge € 4,-

Public transportation

Bus/Train
From Vienna Central Station you can take streetcar line 18 (Mon-Sun) to Heinrich-Drimmel-Platz, from there it is about a 2-minute walk to the Excursion destinations.You can also take the bus line 69A to Wien Arsenal station, from there it is about an 8-minute walk.
You can also take the U1 Südtiroler Platz underground line or the streetcar (line 18, D, O) or the express train to the "Quartier Belvedere" station.

Taxi
Cabs can be requested at the Museum of Military History at any time.

Shuttle service
The Hop On Hop Off shuttle stops directly in front of the museum.

Public connections are subject to change