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.

General Information

Guided Tours

1 Hour: € 5,50

30 Minutes: € 3
Children under the age of 7 and holders of the “Hunger auf Kunst und Kultur” pass: free of charge
MAK Annual Pass holders can take part in a guided tour free of charge.

MAK it!

Online € 74 (incl. admission)
On Site € 80 (incl. admission)

Conversation Pieces
Online € 12 (incl. admission) / € 5 (if admission to the museum if free, eg with MAK Annual ticket)
On Site € 17 (incl. admission) / € 10 (if admission to the museum if free, eg with MAK Annual ticket)

MAK Design Kids:
Online € 14
On Site € 16

MAK4Family:
Online € 7
On Site € 8

Mini MAK Tour: € 4,50

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

All tours are held in German unless stated otherwise.

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.

For guided tours outside opening hours and workshops in the museum, please visit MAK.at/makexclusive

Guided tours for adults

short and sweet (30 min.)
Insights into exhibitions
Every Tuesday at 6.15 pm

MAKtour (1 hour)
Tour through the MAK with a weekly focus
Every Sunday at 11 am

MAKtuell (1 hour)
All current exhibitions at a glance

Curator's tours (1 hour)
To the current special exhibitions on different dates

MAKplus (1.5 hours)
Every last Wednesday of the month from 2.30 to 4 pm there is a themed tour with exclusive additional offers

FOMO (30 min. or 1 hour)
Last guided tour before the end of the exhibition

Workshops for adults

MAK-it!
The MAK-it! workshop series offers the opportunity to try out a variety of craft skills and innovative techniques together with designers and creators. You can create your own works of art in the unique atmosphere of the MAK Columned Hall.

Talk series

Conversation Pieces
We talk to artists, activists, scientists and personalities from different communities about selected objects from the MAK Collection.

Children and families

Mini MAK
Guided tour for the whole family (from 4 years)

MAK4Family
Workshop for the whole family (from 4 years)

MAK Design Kids
Workshop for 8- to 12-year-olds (without accompanying person)

Schools

Guided tours through all exhibitions, the Permanent Collection and the MAK Design Lab

Audioguide

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

Direktion für Alle!

Since December 2024, the Direktion für Alle! has been open to all visitors of the MAK. As a place to simply take a rest but also for creative activities such as workshops, readings, receptions, or performances.

Originally, this room served as the meeting room of the board of trustees. Later it was used as the Directors’ Office. The distinctive shelves made of cast concrete, designed by Peter Noever during his tenure, now contain numerous educational materials in handcrafted archive boxes. In 2021, General Director Lilli Hollein opened this room to the public.

The mischer’traxler design studio took the needs of a diverse audience into account when designing the room. This spatial design was implemented with the support of the Heinzel Group und Cornelius Grupp.

MAK Art Information

The MAK Volunteers' art information desk is usually open on Tuesdays from 11 am to 1 pm and Fridays from 2 pm to 4 pm. You will find them at the following highlights of the MAK Collection:

Gustav Klimt, Design Drawings for the Stoclet Frieze: Vienna 1900
Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky, Frankfurt Kitchen: MAK Design Lab
Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky, Bedroom for Caroline Neubacher: Vienna 1900
Helmut Lang Archive: MAK Design Lab

Contact

Education and Outreach

T +43 1 71136-298

education@MAK.at

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.