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Skip the Line Third Man Museum Admission Ticket Vienna

5 (38)
Vienna, AT
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Skip the Line Third Man Museum Admission Ticket Vienna

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Experience the magic of the international film classic "The Third Man" with a skip-the-line admission ticket to the Third Man Museum in Vienna. Immerse yourself in the captivating history of Vienna's pre- and postwar era as you explore the extensive exhibition filled with original artifacts and documents from the film. Discover the historical backdrop of this iconic movie and gain a deeper understanding of its significance. This is a must-visit for film enthusiasts and those interested in Vienna's rich history. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to step into the world of "The Third Man" and uncover the secrets behind this beloved film.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • Admission Included
  • 1 hours - 2 hours
  • Suitable for 1-10 Participants
  • Private Tour
  • Self Guided Experience & Audio Guided
  • Entrance fee
  • Food and drinks
  • Transportation to/from attractions

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Introduction:

Experience the magic of the internationally acclaimed film classic, "The Third Man," by visiting the Skip the Line Third Man Museum in Vienna. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of postwar Vienna and explore the extensive exhibition that showcases the historical backdrop of the film. With a vast array of artifacts and original documents from the period, this museum is a must-visit for film enthusiasts and those interested in Vienna's pre- and post-war history.

What to expect?

By booking this Skip the Line Third Man Museum Admission Ticket, you can expect an immersive journey into the world of "The Third Man." Explore the museum's extensive exhibition to gain a deeper understanding of the historical context surrounding the film. Marvel at the collection of artifacts, including original documents, photographs, and props, which bring the film's era to life. Delve into the captivating stories behind the making of this iconic film and gain insights into the impact it had on both Vienna and the world of cinema.

Who is this for?

This experience is perfect for film enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone seeking a unique and enriching cultural experience in Vienna. Whether you're a fan of "The Third Man" or simply intrigued by the postwar era, this museum offers a fascinating insight into both the film and Vienna's history. It is suitable for visitors of all ages and backgrounds, inviting everyone to discover the allure of this cinematic masterpiece.

Why book this?

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of "The Third Man" with this Skip the Line Third Man Museum Admission Ticket. Gain exclusive access to the museum, avoiding long queues and maximizing your time exploring the exhibition. Discover the historical significance of the film and its impact on Vienna's cultural landscape. This experience offers a unique opportunity to delve into the behind-the-scenes stories and artifacts that made "The Third Man" such an iconic film.

Good to know:

With this admission ticket, entrance fees are included, ensuring a hassle-free experience. However, please note that food and drinks, as well as transportation to and from the museum, are not included. The museum is located at Pressgasse 25, Main Entrance Corner Pressgasse / Muehlgasse in Vienna. Take the opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the exhibition and allow yourself ample time to explore the extensive collection of artifacts and documents.

Reviews:

Visitors who have purchased and used this Skip the Line Third Man Museum Admission Ticket have praised the museum for its extensive and captivating exhibition. They have commended the museum for providing a deeper understanding of the historical context surrounding "The Third Man" and its impact on Vienna. Visitors have also highlighted the impressive collection of artifacts and documents, which offer a unique insight into the making of this iconic film. Overall, guests have expressed high levels of satisfaction with their experience, describing it as a must-visit for film lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

Vouchers accepted in the following formats

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Is an adult required for the booking?

  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

Your Itinerary

Third Man Museum

See more than 3,000 originals from all over the world showing the international success of The Third Man movie and give an impression of the daily life in occupied Vienna from 1945-1955 within the museum's sixteen rooms. A complete and well rounded piece of work, the Third Man Museum contains much heart and soul. And visitors can feel it! The museum's exhibits include: • Original zither (music instrument) used by Anton Karas when recording the film music in London • Original film scripts (from first draft to final release script) • Two cameras which were rent by the Third Man film crew in Vienna for special effects • Original cap of "Little Hansel" • Fully functional projector "Ernemann VIIb" dating from 1936 • Historic film posters, lobby cards, cinema programs of premieres and re-releases from more than 30 different countries • Music box playing 500 cover versions of the "Third Man Theme" • And a large number of original documents from pre- and post-war Vienna (1945-55).

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Reviews

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5 (38)

andrewsfield

Absolutely fantastic place, whether or not you are a The Third Man fanatic. Incredible history of Vienna before, during and after WW2. But truly amazing collection of artifacts from the movie: it's script, stars, location, production - everything. The most amazing thing is that this is a labor of love - not a commercial enterprise - created by an astonishing couple who are passionate about the film, The Third Man, and the incredible moment in history that it captures. Besides having collected and creating the phenomenal exhibits, the couple - Gerhard and Karin - are the most lovely people. When you come to the museum you will undoubtably meet them and instantly strike up a rapport. To my astonishment, they ended up giving me a gift: a film poster that they took right off their wall!! I will certainly visit them - and the museum - again and again.

Neal D

Great museum. Totally surprised by this museum. Visited with my wife and adult son last Saturday and we all loved it. We got to meet the couple who built the museum who were passionate about The Third Man and it’s connection with Vienna. We are museum buffs and have visited museums all over Europe and although small compared to the bigger museums it packs so much memorabilia into the three buildings it is just as enjoyable. Great layout and story telling about the movie. Although not required I’d recommend watching The Third Man before going. I hadn’t watched it in 15 years and was able to rent it online. It really is a great film and this museum does a great job of showcasing it!

paldrid

I loved everything about this amazing little museum! If you are a fan of The Third Man movie this is a MUST. The amount of items that Gerhard and his wife have curated from the movie is astonishing! Posters, scripts, pictures, letters, memos, etc. They have the actual zither used for the soundtrack! They have set up several vignettes to re-enact certain scenes. Gerhard gave us a private tour and it was just fabulous. Not only is he an expert on every detail of the movie but he is also quite the historian. The museum is also an education on post-war Vienna that we found fascinating. I really cannot say enough about this special museum that is clearly a labor of love for Gerhard and his wife. I am so happy we were able to have this experience and encourage anyone visiting Vienna to go to The Third Man Museum!!

makanij

We decided on a private walking tour and visit to this wonderful museum. Gerhard is passionate about “post war Vienna”, he is a wonderful historian and his private museum is full of the most amazing original letters, photos, uniforms, photography & film. Our age group was 19 to 60 and we all enjoyed. If you can watch the movie or read the book “The Third Man” it will make the tour even more interesting. We have loved Vienna and this was a great end to our week in this beautiful city. We would recommend this especially if you enjoy something out of the ordinary.

BabyBoomerCouple

We arranged for a tour of the Third Man Museum as well as a private full day walking tour of Vienna with Gerhard during our free day there, and had a wonderful time that we'll never forget! The depth and breadth of Gerhard's Third Man movie paraphernalia, as well as his knowledge of the intrigues of postwar Vienna, are truly amazing. Gerhard is friendly, honest and engaging. However he is not afraid to discuss the treatment of Jews during that time, and part of the museum's exhibits deals with that sad topic in a sensitive but clear way. During our private walking tour Gerhard took us to see the newly renovated Judenplatz Museum, the Hapsburgs' Imperial Crypt, and many other off-the-beaten track sights. Of course we stopped for strudel and coffee at an authentic Viennese coffee house as well. If you plan to be in Vienna we highly recommend visiting the Third Man Museum and perhaps taking a walking tour of Vienna with Gerhard. A unique and rewarding experience.

tanyujie

Gerhard is passionate about what he believes in. I could tell he put so much into this museum and his enthusiasm shows. Could not help but support his cause.

TC-Voyageur

Great fun. Guide was full bilingual (I guessed Australian- no Austrian!) Excellent n atmospheric section on the film and excellent section on most post war Vienna, some wartime Vienna. Clip from the film was hard to hear (poor audio) but again atmospheric old timey feel. I’ve seen n appreciated the movie. I give the museum 5 stars. My wife doesn’t recall seeing the movie but still gives museum 4 stars.

Richard894

The museum captures the excellence of a film that I originally saw as a child and have enjoyed many times over 70 years. The rooms cleverly surrounds the visitor with the Vienna associated with the film. We visited as part of a particularly special birthday holiday in Vienna. Very recommended.

theluiss

What a special and interesting experience. Not only about the movie, which I recommend to see before (but it's not required), but about Vienna in the 20th Century, from before WW2 to some decades later. True documental evidence and memorabilia about those years, and knowledge I found unique and memorable. I have been to many museums in Vienna, and seeing The Third Man Museum, in hindsight, made a more indelible memory, because more than a run of the mill museum for my collection of tourist visits in all the great cities, this feels like a labor of love and becomes so unique, and memorable. It is not large in extension but it is all very condensed, so be prepared to take your time, move slowly, and taste all the different nuances that you are being shown... while this lasts, because I don't know how they can make it sustainable with this price...

Prawdzik_1969

If you’re even a passive fan of The Third Man, or just interested in Vienna’s postwar history, you definitely need to make a trip to The Third Man museum. We kicked off our first evening in Vienna with a screening (via Amazon) of The Third Man. (We’d both seen it before but wanted a refresher.) This museum is absolutely fantastic, and the energy and enthusiasm of its founders Gerhard Strassgschwandtner and Karin Höfler is great. The museum is filled—and I mean filled—with memorabilia from the movie from around the world, such as posters and other items, but it also delves deeply into the careers and personalities surrounding the movie—from Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten, and Trevor Howard to Alida Valli, Bernard Lee, and others. One of the best aspects of this museum, however, is its connection to postwar Vienna, and the story it tells about the times and trials of people living in the chaos just after World War II. Divided into three parts, the third part of the museum explores the many struggles so many went through in postwar Vienna trying to put their lives back together after the war. Give yourself a couple of hours to take it all in, although you could fill the whole afternoon viewing everything. Also a good idea to have seen the movie—not required, but recommended. (We’ve seen a couple of ridiculous reviews from people who aren’t familiar with the movie and somehow give it a lower than excellent rating because they don’t know anything about it.) We also appreciated the fact that it’s a very reasonably priced museum and operates completely on its own, without any government/state support. Please note that it's only open Saturdays from 2-6!!!! It’s definitely a labor of love for Karin and Gerhard, and it’s worth paying a visit to on your next trip to Vienna!
Collected by Evendo, Tripadvisor & Viator
2024-04-23 10:22