Museum of Military History, Vienna

I'm not a big fan of history, yeah yeah. But this museum is really amazing. Everybody can find something interesting. It's inexpensive too. It was quiet and not crowded at all. Unbelievable lots of statues in imperial architecture. There's a little cafe inside, where you can have a drink or some food. Bookstore too.

vast collection of military history ranging from the sixteenth century until WWII. the building is gorgeous, the exhibits in chronological order, the admission fee fair (€8 and free for everyone underage) and the exhibition information is available in multiple languages. it is a military museum, so I wouldn't consider it appropriate to bring your toddlers, but your school kids will have lots to look at. the museum could use some digital updates for a more interactive exhibition of the twenty-first century and some newer exhibits in general, but it's two hours well spent and sheds light on the world of war in an accurate historic setting without any glorification.

One of the most incredible museums I've ever seen! Amazing artifacts from Austrian army, from 1600 - to present time. Some incredible pieces such as iconic paintings, THE CAR OF SARAJEVO (unbelievable) or 35cm field artillery gun. Artillery is one of the forefronts, because this museum is located in old artillery barracks, also with very beautiful architecture. 6/5

This is a marvellous museum and although not everything is as well laid out as it could be, it is crammed full of fascinating exhibits. The building itself, inside and outside, is beautiful and you'll learn a tremendous amount about Austrian and European history with marvellous examples of relevant pieces that really bring the narrative to life in an extraordinary way. Redevelopment of some of the exhibition halls is underway so improvements are ongoing, but in any case, it is still a very interesting place to visit!

Great underrated war museum in Vienna. As my hotel was just nearby, I dropped a visit but it came as a good surprise. Beautiful historical building with down-to-earth display pattern but phenomenal materials from the wars. There is even a tank zone in the outside. I spent more than 2 hours and learned a great deal!