Located just outside Vienna, Austria, the IAEA Visitor Centre offers an engaging introduction to nuclear science, technology and the work of the IAEA, through 33 state-of-the-art, interactive exhibits.?
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IAEA Visitor Centre
Interactive exhibits and guided tours
Visiting groups can explore the IAEA Visitors Centre and nuclear laboratories on a guided tour that showcases how nuclear science and technology address real-world challenges.
Find out more about:
- How nuclear science can help us grow stronger crops, control insect pests or uncover hidden details in ancient paintings and more
- How much of our low-carbon electricity comes from nuclear energy, and solutions for radioactive?waste
- How fusion energy works?
- What measures keep nuclear activities safe and secure for people and the environment
- How the IAEA verifies?that nuclear technology is used only for peaceful purposes
Plan your group visit
- Location: Seibersdorf, Austria (with public transportation options available)
- Eligibility: Organized groups (minimum 14 people and maximum of 28)
- Booking: Visits must be arranged in advance through the group’s institution
- Custom tours: Can include visits to one or more of the IAEA’s working laboratories
- Food: Lunch can be made available for tour groups if requested in advance. Cost and menu will be communicated once the tour is confirmed
News
News story
Five Reasons to Visit the New IAEA Visitor Centre
Video
New IAEA Visitor Centre Inaugurated in Lower Austria
Press release