The Weltmuseum Wien, the largest anthropological museum in Austria, has reopened after a three-year renovation. With over 400,000 ethnographical and archaeological objects beautifully arranged across 14 galleries, it offers a fascinating dive into history. Housed in a wing of the Hofburg Imperial Palace, this museum is fit for a king. The newly redesigned permanent collection showcases artifacts from cultures worldwide, stretching back into history to demonstrate the contemporary relevance of ancient civilizations. Explore the rulers of the 15th-century Ethiopian Empire, the paradise of the South Seas, and the ways of life in a Himalayan Buddhist village. Marvel at priceless Aztec headdresses, James Cook's collection of Polynesian Art, and two of the remaining tablets of Rongorongo glyphs. Don't miss the regularly updated exhibitions, featuring everything from ancient archaeological finds to the latest modern art.