Globe and Esperanto Museum

At the renovated Palais Mollard, you can view the only Globe Museum in the world as well as the Esperanto Museum.

This unique Globe Museum, housed near the Imperial Palace at Palais Mollard, presents 240 different original globes – of the earth and the sky, the moon and the planet Mars.

Here one can follow the development of cartographic and cosmographic knowledge and its influence on our picture of the world over the centuries.

At the Esperanto Museum you can learn about the artificial language Esperanto as well as other "planned languages" – and the admission is free ...

Imperial Palace Overview

Globe Museum (Globenmuseum)

Palais Mollard, Herrengasse 9
1010 Vienna

Vienna City Card
- Benefits of the Vienna City Card: -10%
  
  Additional information on the offer:
  
  Standard ticket price: 5€ / Reduced ticket price: 4,50€ (combined ticket for Globe and Esperanto Museum)
Opening times
- Tu - Su, 10:00 - 18:00
- Th, 10:00 - 21:00
Accessibility
- Main entrance
  - no steps
- Elevator available
  - Door 90 cm wide
- Further information
  - Seeing eye dogs allowed
  - Wheelchair accessible restroom available.
- Special offers for people with disabilities
  Guided tours for visitors with disabilities and special needs on prior arrangement.
- Comments
  Main entrance on first floor and access to all exhibition rooms on second floor: no steps.

Map Points of interest in the area

Esperanto Museum

Palais Mollard, Herrengasse 9
1010 Vienna

Vienna City Card
- Benefits of the Vienna City Card: -10%
  
  Additional information on the offer:
  
  Standard ticket price: 5€ / Reduced ticket price: 4,50€ (combined ticket incl. Globe and Esperanto Museum)
Opening times
- Tu - Su, 10:00 - 18:00
- Th, 10:00 - 21:00
Accessibility
- Main entrance
  - no steps
- Further information
  - Seeing eye dogs allowed
  - Wheelchair accessible restroom available.
- Special offers for people with disabilities
  Guided tours for visitors with disabilities and special needs on prior arrangement.
- Comments
  Main entrance on first floor and access to all exhibition rooms: no steps