The Weltmuseum Wien sees itself as a place that connects people and cultures in a unique way. The museum has set itself the task of dealing with the cultural diversity of humanity and, with its global collections, documenting Austria's rich historical relationships with the world.

The heart of the museum is the newly designed exhibition collection, which reopened in October 2017. In 14 rooms, which are arranged like a string of pearls of stories, a selection of the central holdings is shown and interpreted from a contemporary perspective. A total of 3,127 objects and numerous photographs are on display in the rooms of the exhibition collection. Often surprising connections between Austria and the world are made visible.

The art prize, founded in Vienna, celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2019 and is dedicated to the long-term promotion of young artists through targeted PR and marketing campaigns in order to give them a high level of public awareness.

The Austrian Latin American Institute (LAI) has been an adult education institution and the competence center for Latin America in Austria since 1965. Since July 1, 2020, the LAI has been part of the Vienna adult education centers and, as a specialized VHS institution, offers activities in the areas of language and cultural mediation, social policy, and science & research. More than just a language course! In our language school, we combine language learning with intercultural knowledge and the Latin American attitude to life. In a unique combination of information, education and cultural center, we see ourselves as a bridge builder between Latin America, Austria and the EU.

An online journal for all those who want to learn more about Vienna and beyond. The main focus is on Vienna and its surroundings. Reporting is continuous and inclusive. The journalistic work is carried out on a voluntary basis, which guarantees absolute independence.

The project "Sin Límites Magazine: a digital platform with community interests" is an initiative that contributes to a better integration of the Latin American communities in Vienna and aims to promote greater integration between these communities.

The Kleine Galerie is one of the oldest galleries in Austria. It was founded in 1947, shortly after the Second World War, by Karl Gerstmayer during the time of City Councillor for Culture Matejka as an institution for Viennese public education, with the aim of bringing as many people as possible into contact with current art and culture. Since then, the Kleine Galerie has been an established exhibition institution that is an integral part of the Viennese art scene. It is one of those meeting places that combine excellent artistic creation, socio-political discussion and the promotion of cultural education.

The 3rd district is characterized by a rich cultural history and present. It is an important cultural district, characterized by a large number of cultural institutions and initiatives. Many artists and cultural workers live and work in the 3rd district. Culture in the 3rd sees itself as a network that wants to raise awareness of this potential and strengthen it.

The Cascabel Cultural Center was born both from an idea and from a necessity: to support the art and the artists of the city of Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua.

Under the direction of artist and cultural manager Miguel Valverde, the association takes the lead in a project that seeks to open paths and build bridges. In collaboration with various institutions, Cascabel amplifies the voices of Cuauhtémoc’s artists, carrying them beyond borders and projecting them to the world.