Museum for Social and Economic Affairs and Coffee Museum
Otto Neurath founded the Museum for Social and Economic Affairs (G&WM) in 1925 to make social and economic issues accessible to the general public. The museum continues to fulfil this mission. Through exhibitions, hands-on labs, workshops, and discussions, the G&WM presents social, environmental and economic topics in a clear and accessible way, creating a space where people can understand society and the economy and help shape the present and the future.
At the Coffee Museum, you can learn all about the path of coffee from the plant to the cup.
PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE: COCO LAB & COCO FIN (AT 6.30 PM, AT 7.30 PM, AT 8.30 PM AND AT 9.30 PM)
Explore the two hands-on labs on conscious and sustainable consumption and on active and responsible financial education.
NEXT STEPS – YOUR OPTIONS AFTER LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL (AT 6.45 PM, AT 7.45 PM, AT 8.45 PM AND AT 9.45 PM)
An interactive empowerment workshop on educational opportunities and career guidance.
THEMED GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM (AT 7 PM, AT 8 PM, AT 9 PM AND AT 10 PM)
Focus: Life and living in Vienna.
SCIENCE SHOWS (AT 7.30 PM, AT 8.30 PM, AT 9.30 PM AND AT 10.30 PM)
Experiments from the worlds of chemistry, light, and magnetism.
INSIGHTS INTO SCHOOL OUTREACH PROGRAMMES (AT 6.15 PM, AT 8.15 PM AND AT 9.15 PM)
From public services to the capital market to the Parliament.
TREASURE HUNT (6 PM-12 AM)
For children and the young at heart.
THE PATH OF COFFEE, FROM PLANT TO CUP (AT 8 PM AND AT 10 PM)
Guided tour with curator Karl Schilling.
