The Schonbrunn Palace is one of the most important cultural monuments in Austria. The palace and its elaborate gardens are an essential part of Viennese history and every visit.
Vienna Schonbrunn Map
The Schonbrunn Palace is one of the most important cultural monuments in Austria. The palace and its elaborate gardens are an essential part of Viennese history and every visit.
Vienna Schonbrunn Map
Secession The Building itself displays the symbolism of architecture with the laurel leaf playing a central decorative role. Dating from 1901, the damage inflicted by WWII has all but disappeared, revealing once again a gallery of superb creativity and character.U-Bahn: Karlsplatz ((U1, U2, U4) Secession – The Building itself displays the symbolism of architecture with…
Akademie der bildenden Kuenste the art gallery of this school contains some real treasures; BA – CA Kunstforum homage to the artists of classical modernism; Dritte Mann Museum 3mpc a tribute to Graham Green. Orson Welles, etc. Ephesos Museum a depiction of the ancient Ephesos and its culture; Esperantomuseum the world’s largest display of artificial languages;…
The Schonbrunn Palace is one of the most important cultural monuments in Austria, Katterburg as it was previously called has been in use since the early 14th century. Tenants of greatest acclaim were the Habsburgs who gained possession of the estate in 1569 and held it for 630 years.The palace and its elaborate gardens are…
The Golden Roof This late gothic alcove, 16 meters high, was built around 1500 and is covered with 3.450 gilt copper shingles. Innsbruck Golden Roof shows in his reliefs Emperor Maximilian I and his two wives, Maria of Burgundy and Maria Bianca Sforza, furthermore Chancellor, jesters, Moreskentänzer, and various arms. Today, there are replicas of…
Vienna Christmas Market The Viennese Christmas Market is an unforgettable highlight for those eager to get into the spirit of the season. The delicious aromas are sure to lull all visitors into the seasonal joy.Inside the City Hall on the ground floor, there is an area dedicated to children, where they can learn how to…
Prater, Vienna International center The Greek Church – This church was built in the 19th century and completely remodeled in Byzantine style in 1858 after designs by Theophil Hansens. Postsparkassenamt – Constructed by Otto Wagner between 1904 and 1906 in the matter-of-fact style of the Secession. Urania – The “Wiener Urania” is an “Institute of…