International Esperanto Museum
Herrengasse 11, 1010 Wien, Austria
About the company:
The International Esperanto Museum, located in the Austrian capital, Vienna, was founded in 1927 by Hugo Steiner, an adviser to the government of the country. In 1928 the museum became part of the Austrian National Library. In 2005, he moved into a separate building in the center of Vienna – a Baroque palace, Mollard-Clarz.
The exposition of the museum is dedicated to 500 artificial world languages, including Esperanto, Interlingua, Klingon, Venedic, Glosa and others. Most of the collection deals with the Esperanto and Interlingua languages. In the International Esperanto Museum, visitors will get acquainted with the history of Esperanto, hear how artificial languages sound, see a huge collection of books, magazines, manuscripts, posters and leaflets in various artificial languages.