Eine Frau, ein Mann und zwei Kinder probieren den Bussimulator in der Remise. Alle schauen gespannt und lachen.

Experience the 'Öffis' up close!

The Wiener Linien Museum is an ideal day-out for the whole family. Embark on a journey through the history of Vienna’s public transport and become an 'Öffi' expert!

Make it your story

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A visit to the Remise creates lasting memories of moments shared together. Look forward to a journey of discovery full of ‘aha’ moments for young and old alike!

What makes your visit to the Remise unique:

  • A woman, a girl and a boy are standing at a hands-on station in the Remise.

    Creating shared experiences

    At the Remise, there’s more to see than just charming classic cars. Our hands-on stations invite you to get involved and have a go. Get ready for some eye-opening experiences!
  • A conductor with a passenger on a historic tram in the depot

    Becoming an 'Öffi' expert

    Why aren’t there any conductors on the tram anymore? And how did public transport all start in the first place? With us, you’ll become a public transport expert in a fun way!
  • A man is carrying a child on his shoulders. Both are looking up and pointing at something.

    Discovering the unique

    Did you know that the Remise is one of the largest tram museums in the world? Here, you can explore one of the most comprehensive collections on the history of urban public transport.
  • A double-decker bus from 1961 at the vehicle parade on the Ringstraße to mark the 150th anniversary of the Vienna tramway

    Meet the legends

    Many of our charming classic cars are living legends. They are carefully maintained and are still used today for special occasions.

Wiener Linien shapes the city – yesterday, today and tomorrow.

August 1973: On Kärntner Straße, a metro train is lowered into the open shaft by a crane. A crowd of people stand by and watch.
August 1973: The metro is being built in Vienna right before people’s eyes.
© Wiener Linien/Historical Image Archive

Here, you won’t just see attractive vintage trams; you’ll also experience first-hand how Vienna has developed from the early days of public transport towards the end of the 19th century into a modern metropolis with an efficient public transport network. Public transport in Vienna – ‘die Öffis’ – has never been an end in itself, but has always been a response to the needs of the people who live and work in this city. Immerse yourself in Vienna’s history and see for yourself how public transport has shaped the city’s development, its skyline and the lives of its people.

Free teaching resources for school trips

A teacher is standing in front of a class at the Remise. Several pupils are raising their hands.
We offer free resources for your school trip to the Remise

Are you a teacher of a primary school class or a lower secondary class and planning a school trip to the Remise? You can download free resources here to help with your lesson planning and follow-up activities.

Go to the download page

Virtual tour of the Remise

Start screen for the virtual tour of the Remise, with the Remise logo in the centre
Start the virtual tour of the Remise

Have a look around! On this virtual tour, you can see what to expect from the exhibition and how the Remise might look as a venue for your event.

Start the virtual tour

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Regular opening hours

  • Museum: Wednesday 9-18 | Saturday, Sunday 10-18

    Shop: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9-15 | Wednesday 9-18 | Saturday, Sunday 10-18

Please note our special opening hours!