The “ORF Long Night of the Museums” turns night into day on October 1: The “Krone” guides you through the program of the local museum landscape – and raffle 90 x 2 tickets to the highlight of the event! Read here how you can participate.
For the 22nd time, the “ORF Long Night of the Museums” on October 1 heralds the beginning of autumn and opens the doors of the local museums after sunset. From 6:00 PM to 1:00 AM, the cultural and artistic landscape of around 630 museums across Austria is at the feet of the knowledge-hungry and night owls – all with just one ticket in hand.
Experience art and culture in a unique way
Generations from young to old, those interested in culture and newcomers to the museum are expected. But especially the Austrian museums are committed to the youngest to be able to arouse interest in culture and art from an early age. Also this year the “Kinderpas” stimulates participation and rewards enthusiastic young night owls.
Tickets are for sale from 12 euros and regular tickets from 15 euros. Children up to 12 years old can discover the “Long Night of the Museums” for free. For orientation, there is a “Meeting Point Museum” in each state capital as a central meeting point for all visitors. Note: In Vorarlberg, the meeting point is in Dornbirn!
Night owls interested in culture can equip themselves on site with booklets about the extensive program and information about hiking and public transport routes.
Attention night owls, hunger for knowledge and culture lover: The “Krone” is giving away 90 x 2 tickets for the “Long Night of Museums”! Just play along, fill out the form at the end of the article and with a bit of luck discover the extensive museum landscape and unique cultural diversity of the country on October 1 from 6:00 PM to 1:00 AM during the “ORF Long Night of Museums” !
Source: Krone
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