The Vienna Military History Museum is a former arsenal in a city that houses a large museum with Austrian military works from the Middle Ages to the present, this museum is really amazing, everyone can find something interesting, it's also inexpensive, quiet and not crowded at all, there are a lot of Incredible statues of imperial architecture There is also a small cafe inside, where you can have a drink or some food, a library too, a huge display of weapons, planes, cannons, bunkers, uniforms and medals, with many maps that tell of some of the most famous battles of Austria and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Everything there is very well organized and perfect, the staff there are very friendly and helpful.

It has a wide collection of military history ranging from the 16th century to the Second World War. The building is gorgeous. The exhibitions are in chronological order. The exhibition information is available in multiple languages. It sheds light on the world of war in an accurate historical setting. It is one of the most amazing museums ever. It has amazing artifacts. From the Austrian army, from 1600 to the present, some amazing pieces such as the iconic paintings, the incredible Sarajevo car or a 35 cm field artillery cannon, the artillery is a standout, because this museum is located in an old artillery barracks, which is also of very beautiful architecture .

It's one of the nicest museums in Vienna, it's accessible by bus and it's very convenient, full of great exhibitions, the building itself, inside and out, is beautiful and you'll learn a tremendous amount about Austrian and European history with great examples of related pieces that bring the narrative to life in an extraordinary way, A must see for anyone interested in the fascinating history of this place 1st floor the staircase alone is beautifully designed and on the 1st floor a magnificent high ceiling hall awaits you another gallery with artillery, rifles and tanks very clear and detailed museum friendly staff very interesting and informative architecture For the building alone is worth a visit as well as the exhibitions. Plan enough time in this beautiful building that houses a variety of military equipment from the 16th century up to World War II. Any student of history is likely to enjoy the museum, and it was one of the top attractions in the whole of Vienna It is the oldest military museum in the world, a museum that keeps history alive, at the same time the car is displayed from the moment the Austro-Hungarian prince was shot, which caused the start of World War I. For a first, in this museum.