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Uhrenmuseum

Clock Museum

A collection of 3000 clocks of all types, including a prized 18th-century astronomical clock.

Address: Schulhof 2
Getting there: near Judenplatz
Hours: Tue-Sun and holidays 10:00-18:00
Price: €6 (adults), €4 (seniors/students and Vienna Card), free (children and youth under 19); free the first Sunday of every month
Website: wienmuseum.at (opens in a new tab)

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