The Haus der Musik, also known as the Sound Museum, is an interactive museum located in the heart of Vienna, Austria. The museum is dedicated to the world of sound and music, with a focus on the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the composers of the Viennese Classical period. Visitors can explore the museum's four floors, which feature interactive exhibits, sound installations, and historical artifacts. The museum also offers concerts, workshops, and events, including the Live on Stage concert series and children's concerts. Additionally, the Haus der Musik is an exclusive event location, offering tailor-made services for celebrations, press conferences, and company events. The museum's top floor provides a panoramic view of the city, and the glass-roofed inner courtyard offers a unique space for events. The museum shop sells souvenirs and musical impressions, and the online store is available 24/7
Plan your family visit to the Haus der Musik – Das Klangmuseum with these blog insights 👇





Activities: We visited the museum, which has four floors with different music-related themes. We used the U1, U4 Karlsplatz, or U1, U3 Stephansplatz to arrive. The themes are interactive and playful, so children can try many things themselves. Nunu and Schmusa explored the different exhibits
Highlights: The interactive exhibits kept the children engaged. The children really enjoyed "Zookonzert". "For children from the age of four, I can recommend buying the 'Pauki Knaller-Tour' booklet for one euro." Schmusa, aged two, could have stayed at the "Zookonzert" forever ✨

Activities: We explored the Haus der Musik in Vienna, an interactive museum dedicated to the world of sound. We bought the "Pauki Knaller Tour" booklet, which guided us through the four floors of the museum. "The highlight of our daughter MC was the participatory fairy tale 'Zookonzert' by Marco Simsa, which is located on the 2nd floor."
Highlights: Our daughter MC particularly enjoyed the interactive fairy tale "Zookonzert" by Marco Simsa in the Haus der Musik. The booklet helped us explore the different floors of the museum. "Children can experience music here in a playful way and even create their own compositions." ✨

Activities: We visited the Haus der Musik, the museum of sounds and noises. The kids especially loved the Sonotopia Lab, where they could create their own sound creatures. Also fun were the Klangtreppe, the virtual conductor, and the Science Center
Highlights: The kids loved the Sonotopia Lab where they could create their own Klangwesen. "Our children have a clear favorite when they are in the House of Music: the Sonotopia Lab" ✨

Activities: We visited the Haus der Musik, a place popular with visitors and Viennese alike. We explored four levels dedicated to the world of sounds, tones, and the old masters. The children enjoyed the Klangtreppe, the virtual conductor, the interactive Science Center, and the Sonotopia-Lab
Highlights: The children found the Haus der Musik very interactive, with some areas specifically designed for kids. Some highlights for the kids were the Klangtreppe, the virtual conductor, and the Sonotopia-Lab ✨

Activities: We visited Haus der Musik, a museum for sound. Our children loved the walk-in staircase piano, the 'Klongs' where you can create your own sounds, and the virtual orchestra where they could conduct
Highlights: We enjoyed Haus der Musik. Our children liked the interactive exhibits. The museum is suitable for children from the age of 3-4. We use our annual NÖ Card entry here ✨