Kids Events Today in Salzburg, Austria

Ready to explore unconventional and playful contemporary art? 'Julius Koller. U.F.O.-naut J.K.' at Museum der Moderne Salzburg in Salzburg's Old Town (Rupertinum) is a free exhibition perfect for young minds up to age 18 who love discovering artists with bold, imaginative visions. This unique exhibition celebrates the experimental works of Julius Koller and invites visitors to think beyond the everyday.

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Want to spark your child's curiosity about art and creativity? The Reading and Media Lounge at Museum der Moderne Salzburg in Salzburg's Old Town (Rupertinum) offers a free, engaging space for young visitors up to age 18 to explore contemporary art. This multifunctional learning environment from the Generali Foundation Learning Centre makes art accessible and interactive for the whole family.

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Introduce your children to the magical world of Mozart through 'Under the Spell of Mozart's Magic Flute' at Museum der Moderne Salzburg in the Old Town (Rupertinum). This free exhibition for young visitors up to age 18 brings classical music and visual art together in an inspiring way that captures the imagination. It is a perfect Salzburg experience that connects kids to the city's rich musical heritage.

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Curious about how photography and media art tell the stories of our bodies and identities? 'EveryBody! The Stories Bodies Tell' at Museum der Moderne Salzburg in the Old Town (Rupertinum) offers a thought-provoking, free exhibition for young people up to age 18. This engaging collection spans from 1945 to the present and encourages visitors to think about art, culture, and human experience in exciting new ways.

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Looking for an inspiring art experience on the scenic Mönchsberg mountain in Salzburg? 'Nika Neelova. Cascade' at Museum der Moderne Salzburg's Mönchsberg location offers a free exhibition for young visitors up to age 18 to explore contemporary visual art. The dramatic mountaintop setting combined with Neelova's innovative work creates a memorable and enriching experience for the whole family.

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