Museum of Natural History Vienna

One of the world’s best museum - the natural history museum of Vienna. It has a rich number of exhibits and your day will be filled by visiting this museum alone.

The Vienna Museum of Natural History is a symmetrical twin building opposite the Museum of Art History, such as a palace. The collection of the Museum of Natural History covers archaeology, anthropology, minerals, zoology and geography, with the most important collections including the Weilin village of Venus, the archaeological finds of Hallstatt and the fossils of the Pork Dragon. In the magnificent palace to see all kinds of treasures, have a wonderful museum night feeling

The Vienna Museum of Natural History is a large museum in Vienna, Austria, founded in 1807 and is one of the world-class important museums. It has a large collection of precious cultural relics and is worth visiting.

Amazing spots right in the centre. Definitely worth checking it out in the centre of Vienna amazing vibes and history

The Vienna Museum of Natural History is the largest natural museum in Vienna and even Austria. It is one of the top ten natural history museums in the world. Founded in 1807, the museum's collection can be traced back to Maria Franz I, the husband of Queen Tracia. The Vienna Museum of Natural History is a symmetrical twin building opposite the Museum of Art History, which is as magnificent as a palace. According to DK: Vienna, the collection of the Museum of Natural History covers archaeology, anthropology, minerals, zoology and geography. The main collections include the archaeological discoveries of Venus, Halstadt and the fossils of the bird dragon in Weilin Village. Practical Information of Natural History Museum: Opening hours: Thursday to Monday 9:00-18:30 a.m., Wednesday 9:00-21:00, Tuesday closed. Tickets: 10 Euros for adults, 8 Euros for elderly or Vienna card holders, free for youngsters under 19 years of age. Website: http://nhm-wien.ac.at

The Vienna Museum of Natural History is located on the south-west side of the Hofburg Palace, near the Ring Avenue. The twin buildings, opposite the Museum of Art History, are situated on both sides of Maria & Tracia Square and look exactly the same. The Vienna Museum of Natural History is one of the ten largest museums of natural history in the world. The collection was started by Emperor Franz I, the husband of Queen Maria Tracia, who is famous for his collection of prehistoric animal and plant specimens, as well as cultural relics unearthed during the Halsta period, Venus statues 25,000 years ago, Maria Tracia's jewelry bouquet, etc.