Vienna Coffee Museum

The Vienna Coffee Museum is one of Austria’s most unusual and popular museums. It was founded in 2003 by Edmund Mayr, who presented part of his personal collection to the general public. The collection is located on the territory of the Austrian Public and Industrial Museum and immerses visitors in the history of Viennese coffee drinking traditions. A cup of coffee here plays the role of a symbol that unites people regardless of their interests and social status. Over the centuries, the unique coffee aroma has won more and more hearts.

The exposition of the Coffee Museum is divided into four halls, each of which is dedicated to a specific topic. First, visitors will learn about the time when coffee first appeared in Austria - about four hundred years ago. The second hall is dedicated to celebrities who preferred coffee to other beverages here are exhibited coffee cups and luxurious sets that once belonged to prominent figures of history. In the third hall you can look at old coffee makers, and the fourth immerses in the world of recipes for making a fragrant drink, various devices - coffee grinders, storage jars, cream jugs and much more.

In addition to educational work, the coffee museum conducts educational activities. The Professional Coffee Center regularly hosts seminars for owners of cafes and restaurants, barista master classes and other events.