Madame Tussauds Vienna is a wax museum at Riesenradplatz in the Prater, across from the Giant Ferris Wheel. More than 80 figures range from Austrian names such as Mozart, Sisi and Maria Theresa to international celebrities. The rooms use themed sets, music and props, so you can pose for photos and interact with the displays. A section at the end focuses on Sisi. It’s an easy indoor stop to pair with rides and other attractions in the Prater, especially for families.
Austrian figures and themed rooms
The collection includes figures from Austrian history and culture, among them Emperor Franz Joseph, Empress Sisi, Maria Theresa, Mozart, Freud, Klimt and Falco. International celebrities appear alongside them. The displays are arranged across themed sections, including history, culture, sport and music.
The sets use props, decorations and music to give each room its own setting. Visitors can interact with some exhibits, and displays explain parts of the figure-making process.
A stop in the Prater
The museum is at Riesenradplatz, directly across from the Giant Ferris Wheel. Its location makes it straightforward to combine an indoor visit with time at the Prater amusement park.
A section devoted to Sisi comes at the end of the route, followed by a souvenir shop. Combination tickets can include access to the Ferris Wheel; check the available ticket options when planning your visit.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Madame Tussauds Vienna?
It is at Riesenradplatz in the Prater, opposite the Giant Ferris Wheel.
Which Austrian figures are on display?
The collection includes figures such as Sisi, Maria Theresa, Mozart, Freud, Klimt and Falco.
Can you interact with the exhibits?
Some displays are interactive, and props are available for photos.
Is there a combination ticket with the Ferris Wheel?
Combination tickets for Madame Tussauds and the Ferris Wheel are available.
