Schools

The Natural History Museum Vienna offers tours and discussions in the museum’s different galleries on a range of topics. All guided tours are adapted to the age and knowledge level of the participants.

Guided action tours give school children the chance to not only look at the exhibits but also to get up close and touch them. Further highlights include experimenting with materials and observing living animals. All guided tours are adapted to the age and knowledge level of the participants.

Following a guided tour of the exhibition, the school children work together in small groups.

Using high-quality microscopes and video cameras, tiny living organisms are projected onto a large cinema screen.
The main actors in our movie are the living animals and plants themselves. Experienced biologists are on hand to explain and comment on their sometimes surprising behavior. More direct and emotional than even the best natural history documentaries, this live show introduces viewers to the secrets of the fascinating micro-world that is all around us.

In our Digital Planetarium school groups can enjoy live shows and fulldome films in the mornings or take part in the public screenings in the afternoons.

The Natural History Museum Vienna offers tours and discussions in the museum’s different galleries on a range of topics. All guided tours are adapted to the age and knowledge level of the participants.

Guided action tours give school children the chance to not only look at the exhibits but also to get up close and touch them. Further highlights include experimenting with materials and observing living animals. All guided tours are adapted to the age and knowledge level of the participants.

Following a guided tour of the exhibition, the school children work together in small groups.

Using high-quality microscopes and video cameras, tiny living organisms are projected onto a large cinema screen.
The main actors in our movie are the living animals and plants themselves. Experienced biologists are on hand to explain and comment on their sometimes surprising behavior. More direct and emotional than even the best natural history documentaries, this live show introduces viewers to the secrets of the fascinating micro-world that is all around us.

In our Digital Planetarium school groups can enjoy live shows and fulldome films in the mornings or take part in the public screenings in the afternoons.
All films can be shown in a range of languages. Please ask for details when booking.

The historical guided tour takes participants on an entertaining journey through the Natural History Museum Vienna. School children have the chance to take a look behind the scenes of a world-renowned scientific collection and find out what the NHM’s researchers are working on. The highlight of the tour is the view from the roof of the NHM Vienna overlooking Vienna city center.
Age: from 12 years of age

The Natural History Museum Vienna offers tours and discussions in the museum’s galleries on a range of topics. All guided tours are adapted to the age and knowledge level of the participants.

Guided action tours give school children the chance to not only look at the exhibits but also to get up close and touch them. Further highlights include experimenting with materials and observing living animals. All guided tours are adapted to the age and knowledge level of the participants.

Following a guided tour of the exhibition, the school children work together in small groups.

Using high-quality microscopes and video cameras, tiny living organisms are projected onto a large cinema screen.
The main actors in our movie are the living animals and plants themselves. Experienced biologists are on hand to explain and comment on their sometimes surprising behavior. More direct and emotional than even the best natural history documentaries, this live show introduces viewers to the secrets of the fascinating micro-world that is all around us.

In our Digital Planetarium school groups can enjoy live shows and fulldome films in the mornings or take part in the public screenings in the afternoons.
All films can be shown in a range of languages. Please ask for details when booking.

The historical guided tour takes participants on an entertaining journey through the Natural History Museum Vienna. The school children have the chance to take a look behind the scenes of a world-renowned scientific collection and find out what the NHM researchers are working on. The highlight of the tour is the view from the roof of the NHM Vienna overlooking Vienna city center.
Age: from 12 years of age