The Wien Museum in Vienna is set to transform into a vibrant hub for Eurovision fans from May 11th to 16th, embracing the spirit of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. This special event, dubbed ‘Eurofan House’, promises a week-long celebration, featuring a daily programme with a host of beloved Eurovision stars and free admission.
Wien Museum becomes ‘Eurofan House’ for Eurovision 2026
As Vienna prepares to host the 70th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, the city’s Wien Museum will open its doors to fans for an exciting ‘Eurofan House’ experience. Running from Saturday, May 11th, until Thursday, May 16th, the museum will be entirely dedicated to the competition, coinciding with the Semi-Finals and Grand Final of Eurovision 2026, which concludes on May 16th at the Wiener Stadthalle.
The historic venue will be adorned in the iconic colours and motifs of the Eurovision Song Contest, creating an immersive atmosphere for visitors. This transformation aims to capture the excitement and festivity that surrounds Europe’s favourite music competition, making it a must-visit destination for both local and international fans during their time in the Austrian capital.
A Daily Programme with Eurovision Stars and Fan Activities
Fans can look forward to a diverse daily programme, which is set to bring together numerous past participants and beloved figures from the Eurovision universe. The event promises interviews with Eurovision Song Contest artists, engaging panel discussions, and special Eurovision-themed museum tours. While specific names are typically announced closer to the event, the focus on ‘all stars’ suggests a lineup designed to delight attendees with unique opportunities to connect with their favourite artists.
This initiative by the Wien Museum provides a fantastic opportunity for fans to delve deeper into the cultural phenomenon of Eurovision beyond the main competition. It serves as a dedicated space for community gathering, celebrating the contest’s rich history, and enjoying the vibrant atmosphere that only Eurovision can create, right in the heart of the host city, Vienna. Admission to the Eurofan House at the Wien Museum is free, making it an accessible and exciting addition to the Eurovision week festivities.
Eurofan House Program
On Monday, May 11, the Eurofan House will become the meeting place for fans, performers, and the international Eurovision community. On opening day, Daniel Zizka from the Czech Republic will perform at 12:00 PM, Alexandra Căpitănescu from Romania at 1:00 PM, Jonas Lovv from Norway at 2:00 PM, COSMÓ from Austria at 3:00 PM, and Delta Goodrem from Australia at 4:00 PM.
On Tuesday, May 12, the Eurofan House will also welcome numerous stars of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Antigoni from Cyprus will perform at 12:00 PM, followed by DARA from Bulgaria at 1:00 PM and Eva Marija from Luxembourg at 2:00 PM. Søren Torpegaard Lund from Denmark will perform at 3:00 PM, before Veronika Fusaro from Switzerland takes the stage at 4:00 PM. Additionally, a panel discussion with representatives from Eurovoix, Wiwibloggs, ESC kompakt, and ESCToday will take place at 5:00 PM. The Euro Trip Podcast will also be featured at Eurofan House on this day.
On Wednesday, May 13, author Yvonne Lacina-Blaha will read from her children’s book “AURI – The Show of His Life,” which revolves around the mascot of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Furthermore, Lion Ceccah from Lithuania will be present at 12:00 PM, Satoshi from Moldova at 2:00 PM, Bzikebi from Georgia at 3:00 PM, and Akylas from Greece at 4:00 PM. The OGAE Austria Pub Quiz will begin in the café at 5:30 PM.
On Thursday, May 14, the program begins with “Eurofan Voice” and an appearance by ESC Director Martin Green, CBE. Throughout the day, Lelek from Croatia will be performing at 12:00 PM, Sal Da Vinci from Italy at 1:00 PM, Sarah Engels from Germany at 2:00 PM, Felicia from Sweden at 3:00 PM, and Lavina from Serbia at 4:00 PM. At 5:00 PM, OGAE will host “Big Fat Eurovision Trivia.”
On Friday, May 15, the “Songwriting & Innovation” event with “AKM at the Eurovision Song Contest” will take place at 10:00 AM. More stars from this year’s Eurovision Song Contest are expected to appear that day. However, the specific acts performing at Eurofan House on Friday will be determined shortly after the second semi-final.
On Saturday, May 16, the Euro Trip Podcast will be hosted at 1:00 PM in the Eurofan House café at the Wien Museum.
