Experience a fascinating 2,000 m² journey through the 19th century. Discover the world of the Strauss dynasty with a varied, audiovisual exhibition that sheds light on social upheavals, the industrial revolution and the glamorous melodies that made Vienna the music capital of the world. Exciting hands-on stations invite visitors to immerse themselves in history and experience the magic of timeless compositions at first hand.
The highlight awaits you in the historic Strauss Hall: an impressive 15-minute multimedia show at the last remaining original venue where all four Strauss geniuses performed themselves. Be inspired by this unique experience and secure your ticket today!
In the museum you can experience how the Strauss dynasty became a symbol of Viennese music with its revolutionary waltzes and performances in the world’s greatest halls. Interactive stations and exhibits bring their history and worldwide success to life.
The audio-visual production offers an overall experience in an extraordinary historical setting. The combination of interactive elements and a clear educational mission makes the experience not only entertaining, but also educational and inspiring.
Under one roof, the House of Strauss combines musical masterpieces, a fascinating exhibition and culinary delights – immerse yourself and experience pure magic
Experience the beginning of the Strauss year at a historic location and secure your tickets for this exclusive event now!
Museum visit, including Strauss cake and a hot drink of your choice
Live concert by the House of Strauss Orchestra accompanied by a fascinating symphony of lights
1) Birth of Johann Strauss’ father
2) Life in Vienna in the 19th century
3) The 4 geniuses, their lives and their works
4) The greats of their time on Strauss music
5) Johann Strauss son conquers the theaters
6) Pulse – your own personal waltz
7) The legacy of an era
8) Histoy of the Casino Zögernitz
9) History of the “Danube Waltz”
10) Ballroom – Multimedia Strauss Show
Eduard Strauss, great-great-grandson of Johann Strauss I and chairman of the Vienna Institute for Strauss Research, was personally involved in the design of the exhibition and charmingly told part of the story himself. In addition, the free audio guide is narrated by his son, Thomas Strauss.
