Education

The MAK offers a wide range of educational programs for various interest groups. Our regular program provides an overview, while our special tours are an invitation to delve that bit deeper.

Fees

Guided Tours
1 Hour: € 5,50
30 Minutes: € 3 
 
MAK it! 
Online € 74 (incl. admission)
On Site € 80
(incl. admission)

Conversation Pieces
Online € 12 (incl. admission)
Online Reduced € 5 (if admission to the museum if free, eg with MAK Annual ticket)
On Site € 17 (incl. admission)
On Site Reduced € 10 (if admission to the museum if free, eg with MAK Annual ticket)
 
MAK Design Kids:
Online € 14
On Site € 16

 
MAK4Family: € 8
Mini MAK Tour: € 4,50
 
MAK Annual Ticket Holders can participate in one tour for free. Free for holders of the “Hunger auf Kunst und Kultur-Pass”.







Duration

All tours last for approx. 1 hour unless stated otherwise.

Language

All tours are held in German unless stated otherwise. 

Registration

Limited number of participants: sometimes registration is necessary - either in advance on our website or directly on site if the tour is not fully booked. 
Experience the MAK by listening
 
Audio pieces and high-resolution images offer you an entirely new access to one hundred fascinating MAK objects and their stories. Free of charge and without download on your mobile at guide.MAK.at 
 

The MAK

Insights into the Museum
2019
Education and Outreach
T +43 1 71136-298

Adults

Our regular program provides an overview, while our special tours are an invitation to delve that bit deeper.
 
In addition to guided tours with curators, which facilitate deeper thematic insights, guided tours with designers, artists, and architects invite visitors to communicate with creatives directly.

Children and Families

For over 150 years, children both young and old have come to us for ideas: everywhere there are things just waiting to be discovered. Knowledge, history, and visions are taught in a clear, playful, and constantly changing way. Workshops provide the opportunity for you to get involved and bring your ideas to life.

Schools

The MAK School Program is oriented to children and young people aged 3 to 18. We individually incorporate the needs of the smallest, as well as the prior knowledge and areas of interest of the older participants. 

Groups

Groups of various sizes are very welcome at the MAK! At our main address on Vienna’s Ringstraße, we offer introductory tours of the permanent exhibitions as well as guided tours of current exhibitions at a time of your choosing. 

Upcoming Educational Program

Curator-Guided Tour MY ULLMANN
MINI MAK Tour: Hardies and Softies
MAKtour: Textiles (in German)
MAK-it! Klettern
Exhibition Tour HARD/SOFT
Vienna 1900 Special: Felice Rix-Ueno and the Wiener Werkstätte
Short and Sweet: MY ULLMANN (in German)
Exhibition space with objects dealing with critical consumption
MAK Fashion Revolution Tour
Curator’s tour Hard/Soft
MAK4Family: ein Ton, viele Töne
MAKtour: From Handicrafts to Industrial Design (in German)
MAK-it! Circle of Clay
Protesters wearing protective gear and holding umbrellas during a street fight
Exhibition Tour PROTEST / ARCHITECTURE (in German)
Detail of a portrait of Joseph-Marie Jacquard
Short and Sweet: CRITICAL CONSUMPTION
The Acampamento Terra Livre is the biggest meeting of indigenous peoples in Brazil, with over 4,000 participants assembling in a protest camp in front of the parliament building in Brasília every year to fight for their rights.
Special tour for May 1st: PROTEST / ARCHITECTURE (in German)
MAKtuell: All Current Exhibitions at a Glance (in German)
Parked digger, a kind of entrance gate to the “Wüste” (“desert”) protest camp
Dialogue tour with Mira Kapfinger on Lobau Bleibt!
MAK Design Kids: Tailoring for Change
MAKtour: Highlights of the MAK Collection (in German)
Exhibition Tour HARD/SOFT
Tour of the Geymüllerschlössel
Vienna 1900 Special: Transmedia 1900
Short and Sweet: TROIKA
Curator-Guided Tour MY ULLMANN
MAK4Mama: Last-Minute-Muttertagsgeschenke!
MAKtour: 160 Year's of MAK (in German)
Tour of the Geymüllerschlössel
Protesters wearing protective gear and holding umbrellas during a street fight
Exhibition Tour PROTEST / ARCHITECTURE (in German)
short and sweet: HARD/SOFT (in German)
Conversation Piece and Performance with Camilla Sposati: Der Ton und seine Töne [Clay and its Tones]
Wednesdays at the MAK: HARD/SOFT
Curator-Guided Tour TROIKA. Terminal Beach
MINI MAK Tour: We protest on all fours!
MAKtour: Textiles (in German)
Tour of the Geymüllerschlössel
FOMO-Exhibition Tour HARD/SOFT
Short and Sweet: MY ULLMANN (in German)
Curator’s tour ICONIC AUBÖCK (in German)
Long Night of Research: MAK Design Kids
MAK4Family: Die Konferenz der Tiere im MAK
MAKtour: Rebels of Everyday Life (in German)
Tour of the Geymüllerschlössel
Protesters wearing protective gear and holding umbrellas during a street fight
Exhibition Tour PROTEST / ARCHITECTURE (in German)
Activists with masks, helmets, handmade shields, and umbrellas to protect themselves from the tear gas and water cannons used by the police. Unlike the site-specific strategies of 2014, the protests of 2019–2020 were characterized by “fluid” tactics inspired by the motto “Be water.”
short and sweet: Rebellisches (in German)
From May 1980 a protest camp developed in the Flörsheim Forest southwest of Frankfurt am Main in opposition to the expansion of Frankfurt Airport. It blocked the construction site for “Runway 18 West.”
MAK Design Kids: The Protest Fest!
MAKtour: Highlights of the MAK Collection (in German)
Tour of the Geymüllerschlössel
Short and Sweet: ICONIC AUBÖCK (in German)
MAK4Family: A colorful stage set and moving pictures