Museum of Natural History Vienna

"The Museum of Natural History Vienna, located on Burgring, is a leading institution for the natural sciences, renowned for its extensive and diverse collections. Established in 1889, it features exhibits ranging from minerals and fossils to meteorites and prehistoric creatures, including the iconic display of the largest dinosaur skeleton in Europe. Spend time exploring the museum’s extensive exhibits, especially the impressive dinosaur hall and the renowned collection of gemstones. The museum also offers guided tours and interactive exhibits, which are great for visitors of all ages. The museum's grand building, designed by architects Gottfried Semper and Karl von Hasenauer, was constructed in tandem with the Kunsthistorisches Museum across the street. The stunning architecture of the Natural History Museum reflects the importance placed on science and education during the Habsburg era."

"I didn't think I was a fan of natural history until I visited this museum. It had the following exhibitions: -Minerals, stones, gems -Meteorites -History of Earth -Dinosaurs -Prehistory -Evolution of man -Animals (upper level) Totally worth a visit, I was in awe! You will need at least 2 hours. Kids loved it. *Included in Vienna Pass "

"From dinosaur bones to beautiful gems, this museum is great for the whole family! Note that this museum is closed on Tuesdays. Adult tickets are $20, tickets for students and military personnel (aged 19-25) and senior citizens 65 and older are $15, and children 18 and younger get in free. See link below for tickets! "