Vienna Clock Museum in Vienna: photos, reviews

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Vienna Clock Museum is a captivating experience in Wien, perfect for watch enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Established in 1901, this charming museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of clockmaking. The collection spans from the 1400s to the 1800s, showcasing intricate 15th-century clocks with wooden gears and diverse designs that illustrate the craftsmanship of the era. Just a short five-minute walk from St. Stephen's Cathedral, the museum is easy to reach and welcoming to all ages. Interactive QR codes provide a modern touch to your visit, enhancing your understanding of these historical timepieces. Spend about an hour immersing yourself in this delightful journey through time, and don't forget to visit on the first Sunday of the month for free admission. With free WiFi, secure lockers, and a well-stocked gift shop, it's a well-rounded experience that promises to be both educational and enchanting.

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Suitable for children

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Herrengasse

Subway station 257 m walk

Graben, Petersplatz

Bus stop 195 m walk

Brandstätte

Bus stop 134 m walk

Schwertgasse

Bus stop 171 m walk

Hoher Markt

Bus stop 183 m walk

4.6

based on 1,076 reviews

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4.6/5 1,076 reviews

Jessica Fung

Start from bottom up and follow the number…

monica doran

Great place to visit

Maité Zamora

Un museo con relojes preciosos, nunca habia visto demasiado relojes antigos y a sido gratificador. El primer domingo del mes es gratuito.

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Vienna Clock Museum

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