🇦🇹Vienna

St. Stephen's Cathedral

Stephansdom

St. Stephen’s Cathedral is Vienna’s working metropolitan church and the defining landmark of Stephansplatz. Its story reaches back to a foundation in 1137, while Gothic rebuilding began in 1359 under Duke Rudolf IV.

• Must see
• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Belvedere

Belvedere is Prince Eugene of Savoy’s former summer residence, not one palace but a carefully staged Baroque ensemble in Vienna’s Landstraße district.

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• Historic monument
• Landstraße

Vienna State Opera house

Wiener Staatsoper

The Vienna State Opera was hated when it opened and it killed both its architects.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Kunsthistorisches Museum

Kunsthistorisches Museum is Vienna’s imperial art museum, built as a purpose-made home for the Habsburg collections on Maria-Theresien-Platz. Gottfried Semper and Karl von Hasenauer designed it between 1871 and 1891, and it opened in 1891.

• Must see
• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Albertina

Albertina is a museum in a former Habsburg palace above Albertinaplatz, immediately behind Vienna’s State Opera.

• Must see
• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Wiener Riesenrad

Riesenrad

Wiener Riesenrad is Vienna’s historic giant wheel at the entrance to the Prater, built in 1897 for Emperor Franz Joseph’s Golden Jubilee. Harry Hitchins and Hubert Cecil Booth designed it, and Walter Basset Bassett built it.

• Must see
• Historic monument
• Leopoldstadt

MuseumsQuartier

The MuseumsQuartier is one of the largest cultural districts in the world by area, roughly 90,000 square metres, built inside the former imperial court stables, the Hofstallungen, originally constructed in the early eighteenth century under plans associated with Johann Bernhard…

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• Historic monument
• Neubau

Vienna City Hall

Rathaus

The Rathaus is a Gothic cathedral that turned out to be a town hall, and it is the largest secular building on the Ringstrasse.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Karlskirche

Karlskirche is Vienna’s great Baroque church on the south side of Karlsplatz, but its identity is unusually theatrical: a classical portico sits between two monumental spiral-relief columns and two tower pavilions, beneath a 70-metre dome.

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• Historic monument
• Wieden

Natural History Museum

Naturhistorisches Museum

Vienna’s Natural History Museum is a purpose-built nineteenth-century house of science on Maria-Theresien-Platz, not merely a container for specimens.

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• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Leopold Museum

The Leopold Museum houses the collection assembled over five decades by the ophthalmologist and collector Rudolf Leopold, sold to the Austrian state in 1994 and opened to the public in this purpose-built home inside the MuseumsQuartier in 2001.

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• Museum
• Neubau

Spanish Riding School

Spanische Hofreitschule

The Spanish Riding School is the world's oldest institution still practising classical Baroque horsemanship in its original form, tracing its riding tradition back to 1572 and its Lipizzaner breeding programme to the Habsburgs' interest in Spanish-bred horses.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Hundertwasserhaus

Hundertwasserhaus is a private residential complex in Vienna’s 3rd district, Landstraße, at the corner of Kegelgasse and Löwengasse. Friedensreich Hundertwasser created the artistic concept with architect Joseph Krawina, and construction took place from 1983 to 1985.

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• Historic monument
• Landstraße

Musikverein

Musikverein is Vienna’s celebrated concert building on Karlsplatz, opened on 6 January 1870 and designed by Danish architect Theophil Hansen in a neoclassical style inspired by a Greek temple.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Naschmarkt

The Naschmarkt is Vienna's largest and oldest continuously running market, a roughly 1.5-kilometre strip of stalls running along the covered-over bed of the Wien River between Karlsplatz and Kettenbrückengasse.

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• Historic monument
• Mariahilf

Austrian National Library

Prunksaal der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek

The Austrian National Library's Prunksaal, the State Hall, is the Baroque core of the former imperial court library, built between 1723 and 1726 by Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach, son of the architect who designed the Karlskirche.

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• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Austrian Parliament Building

Parlament

The Austrian Parliament Building is Vienna’s working national legislature, designed by Theophil Hansen in a deliberately Greek-inspired style. Construction ran from 1874 to 1883, when classical forms were used to express the building’s association with democratic government.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Secession Building

Secession

Vienna’s Secession Building is the purpose-built headquarters of an artist association that broke from established institutions in 1897. Joseph Maria Olbrich designed the white exhibition hall in 1897–98.

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• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Imperial Treasury

Kaiserliche Schatzkammer

The Imperial Treasury, the Kaiserliche Schatzkammer, holds the Habsburg dynasty's crown jewels and imperial regalia inside the Hofburg's Schweizerhof, the Swiss Courtyard at the historic core of the palace complex.

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• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Sigmund Freud Museum

The Sigmund Freud Museum occupies the apartment and consulting rooms at Berggasse 19 in Alsergrund where Sigmund Freud lived and practised from 1891 until June 1938, when he fled Vienna for London after the Nazi annexation of Austria.

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• Museum
• Alsergrund

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Museum für Angewandte Kunst

The MAK was the first museum of its kind on the continent, and it was founded to improve manufacturing.

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• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Mumok

Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien

mumok — the Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig — is Austria's largest museum of modern and contemporary art, and the darkest building on the MuseumsQuartier plaza by design.

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• Museum
• Neubau

Mozarthaus Vienna

Mozarthaus Vienna, at Domgasse 5 in the Innere Stadt, is the only one of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Viennese residences still standing.

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• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Votive Church

Votivkirche

The Votivkirche exists because somebody tried to kill the emperor and failed.

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• Historic monument
• Alsergrund

Donauturm

The Donauturm is the tallest structure in Austria, at 252 m, and it was built as a garden show attraction.

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• Historic monument
• Donaustadt

Burgtheater

The Burgtheater is Austria's national theatre and one of the most important German-language stages in the world.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Imperial Crypt

Kaisergruft

The Imperial Crypt is where the Habsburgs are buried, and it is under an ordinary friary church on a shopping street.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Graben

The Graben is a broad, elongated square in the Innere Stadt, and its name — 'ditch' — records what it once was: the moat of the Roman legionary camp of Vindobona, filled in during the Middle Ages and built over.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Heldenplatz

Heldenplatz is an unfinished square in front of the Hofburg, and it is the most politically loaded piece of ground in Austria.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Café Central

Café Central is a historic Viennese coffeehouse inside the Palais Ferstel, a Neo-Renaissance building designed by Heinrich von Ferstel. The café opened in 1876 and became one of Vienna’s best-known literary meeting places before the First World War.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Haus der Musik

The Haus der Musik is a ticketed, interactive sound museum in the Palais Erzherzog Karl on Seilerstatte, a five-minute walk from the Vienna State Opera.

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• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Weltmuseum Wien

Weltmuseum

Weltmuseum Wien occupies the Neue Burg wing of the Hofburg on Heldenplatz and holds Vienna's global ethnographic collections, assembled from Habsburg holdings and expedition material going back to the museum's founding as the Museum für Völkerkunde in 1876.

• Must see
• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Belvedere 21

Belvedere 21 is Vienna's museum for contemporary art, housed in a steel-and-glass pavilion in the Schweizergarten, a few hundred metres south of the Baroque Belvedere palace complex it is administratively part of.

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• Museum
• Landstraße

Augarten

Augarten is a public Baroque park in Leopoldstadt, the 2nd district, laid out in its present form in the early 18th century and opened to the public by Emperor Joseph II in 1775 — one of the earliest palace gardens…

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• Historic monument
• Leopoldstadt

Kohlmarkt

Kohlmarkt is a short pedestrian shopping street in Vienna's Innere Stadt, running from the Graben to Michaelerplatz, where it ends directly at the Michaelertor, the domed gate into the Hofburg.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Court Chapel

Hofburgkapelle

The Hofburgkapelle, or Court Chapel, stands within Vienna's Hofburg Palace complex. It served as the Habsburg imperial family's place of worship and preserves an important connection between court ceremony, religion, and Viennese history.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Ankeruhr

The Ankeruhr is Vienna’s Art Nouveau clock on Hoher Markt, built across the gap between two buildings associated with the Anker Insurance company.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Looshaus

Looshaus is Adolf Loos's 1909-1911 commercial and residential building at Michaelerplatz 3, directly opposite the Michaelertor gate of the Hofburg.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Kursalon Vienna

Kursalon Hübner

Kursalon Vienna is an Italian Renaissance Revival building standing at the edge of the Stadtpark in Vienna's Innere Stadt district, built in 1865-67 by architect Johann Garben as a public 'cure hall', a cafe and gathering pavilion meant to draw…

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Bermudadreieck

Bermudadreieck is a nightlife district in Vienna's Innere Stadt, centered on the area around Rabensteig, Seitenstettengasse, and Judengasse. The name translates to Bermuda Triangle, referencing how visitors may lose track of time amid its dense concentration of bars and venues.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Äußeres Burgtor

Burgtor

Äußeres Burgtor, also known locally as Burgtor, is a historic neoclassical gate in central Vienna. The gate belongs to the city’s imperial architectural landscape and marks an important threshold near the Hofburg complex.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Haas House

Haas-Haus

The Haas-Haus is a curved glass-and-stone office and retail building on Stock-im-Eisen-Platz, directly opposite the main entrance of St. Stephen's Cathedral, designed by Hans Hollein and completed in 1990.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Altes Palmenhaus

Altes Palmenhaus is a historic palm house in Vienna, a building type created for cultivating tropical and subtropical plants in an urban setting. Its name means “Old Palm House,” linking the structure to Vienna’s tradition of displaying exotic flora.

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• Historic monument
• Hietzing

Kuffner observatory

Kuffner Sternwarte

Kuffner Observatory, also called Kuffner Sternwarte, is a historic astronomical observatory in Vienna. Founded through private patronage in the late nineteenth century, it served as an active research institution for decades.

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• Historic monument
• Ottakring

Fillgraderstiege

Fillgraderstiege is a historic public staircase in Vienna connecting Fillgradergasse with Theobaldgasse between the Mariahilf and Neubau districts. Built in the early twentieth century, it combines a practical pedestrian link with the architectural character of Vienna's urban streets.

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• Historic monument
• Mariahilf

Heiligenkreuzerhof

Heiligenkreuzerhof is a historic courtyard complex in Vienna's Inner City, situated near Stephansdom. The site derives its name from Heiligenkreuz Abbey, the Cistercian monastery in Lower Austria that has owned the property for centuries.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Wittgenstein House

Haus Wittgenstein

Haus Wittgenstein — also called the Stonborough House — is a modernist house at Kundmanngasse 19 in Vienna's 3rd district, built in 1926-1928 for Margaret Stonborough-Wittgenstein, sister of the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein.

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• Historic monument
• Landstraße

Episcopal Palace

Erzbischöfliches Palais

Episcopal Palace, locally called Erzbischöfliches Palais, is the residence of the Archbishop of Vienna in the historic centre. It is a working ecclesiastical building rather than a conventional museum or sightseeing venue.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Flakturm Augarten (Gefechtsturm)

The Flakturm Augarten (Gefechtsturm) is one of six surviving flak towers built in Vienna during the Second World War. Constructed between 1942 and 1945, these massive reinforced concrete structures served as anti-aircraft gun platforms, command centers, and air-raid shelters.

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• Historic monument
• Leopoldstadt

Donnerbrunnen

Donnerbrunnen, also called the Providentia Fountain, is a Baroque monument in Neuer Markt. Georg Raphael Donner created the fountain between 1737 and 1739, making it one of Vienna’s important eighteenth-century sculptural works.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Republikdenkmal

Denkmal der Republik

Republikdenkmal, also known as Denkmal der Republik, commemorates the founding of the Austrian Republic in 1918. The monument marks the political transition that followed the end of Habsburg imperial rule and the emergence of republican government.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Memorial for the Victims of Nazi Military Justice

Deserteursdenkmal

The Memorial for the Victims of Nazi Military Justice, known locally as Deserteursdenkmal, is an outdoor memorial in Vienna. It honours people persecuted by Nazi military courts, including deserters and others punished for refusing service or being judged insubordinate.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Trinity column, Radetzkystraße 1, Landstraße

Dreifaltigkeitssäule

The Dreifaltigkeitssäule, or Trinity Column, stands at Radetzkystraße 1 in Vienna's Landstraße district. This religious monument represents the Holy Trinity and forms part of the city's extensive heritage of plague columns and devotional structures erected across Central Europe.

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• Historic monument
• Landstraße

Burg am Leopoldsberg

Burg am Leopoldsberg is a historic castle structure on Leopoldsberg, a prominent hill in northern Vienna above the Danube. The elevated setting places the castle within a landscape of river views, wooded slopes and the expanding city below.

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• Historic monument
• Döbling

Friedensbrücke

Friedensbrücke, or Peace Bridge, crosses the Danube Canal in Vienna. It is a working urban connection linking parts of the city for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles.

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• Historic monument
• Brigittenau

Hohe Brücke

Hohe Brücke is a historic bridge in Vienna. The German name means “High Bridge,” and the structure belongs to the city’s network of crossings, streets and walkways.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Schloss Altmannsdorf

Altmannsdorfer Schloss

Schloss Altmannsdorf, also known locally as Altmannsdorfer Schloss, is a historic palace in Vienna’s Altmannsdorf district.

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• Historic monument
• Meidling

Palais Augarten

Augartenpalais

Palais Augarten is the Baroque palace standing inside Augarten park in Leopoldstadt.

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• Historic monument
• Leopoldstadt

Bergkirche Rodaun

Bergkirche Rodaun is a functioning church in Vienna’s Rodaun district. Its name refers to its elevated setting, giving the building a distinctive position within the neighbourhood.

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• Historic monument
• Liesing

Erlöserkirche

Erlöserkirche Endresstraße

Erlöserkirche is a church on Endresstraße in Vienna. Its role is best understood through its place in the city’s neighbourhood religious landscape: it is a church building serving worship and community life, rather than a large museum complex.

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• Historic monument
• Liesing

Chuch of St. John

Evang. Johanneskirche

The Evangelische Johanneskirche, known in English as the Church of St. John, is a Protestant church in Vienna. It serves the Evangelical Lutheran tradition and belongs to the city’s diverse religious and architectural landscape.

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• Historic monument
• Liesing

Johanneskirche

Johanneskirche is a church in Vienna, Austria, serving as a place of Christian worship within the capital’s broad religious and architectural landscape.

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• Historic monument
• Favoriten

Hofmannsthal-Schlössl

Hofmannsthal-Schlössl is a historic building in Vienna associated with the von Hofmannsthal family, notable for their cultural significance in Austrian history. The structure represents aristocratic Viennese architecture and serves as a tangible connection to the city's literary and social heritage.

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• Historic monument
• Liesing

Etablissement Gschwandner

Ehem. Etablissement Gschwandner

Etablissement Gschwandner, also known locally as Ehem. Etablissement Gschwandner, is a former entertainment establishment in Vienna.

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• Historic monument
• Hernals

Liesing Aqueduct

Aquädukt Liesing

The Liesing Aqueduct, known locally as Aquädukt Liesing, is a historic water-bridge structure in Vienna’s twenty-third district, Liesing. It belongs to the city’s wider history of water-management and public engineering, showing how infrastructure can become part of an urban landscape.

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• Historic monument
• Liesing

aqueduct Speising

Aquädukt Speising

Aquädukt Speising is a historic aqueduct in southern Vienna and a tangible example of municipal water engineering.

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• Historic monument
• Liesing

Judenplatz Holocaust Memorial

Holocaust-Mahnmal

The Judenplatz Holocaust Memorial is a sealed concrete sculpture by the British artist Rachel Whiteread, unveiled on 25 October 2000 on Judenplatz in the Innere Stadt.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Soviet War Memorial

Heldendenkmal der Roten Armee

The Soviet War Memorial on Schwarzenbergplatz commemorates the Red Army soldiers killed during the Vienna Offensive of April 1945, and was built and unveiled by Soviet authorities the same year, within months of the city's capture.

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• Historic monument
• Landstraße

Heeresgeschichtliches Museum

The Heeresgeschichtliches Museum, the Museum of Military History, is Austria's oldest purpose-built museum structure, opened in 1891 inside the Arsenal complex as the k.k. Hofwaffenmuseum and renamed to its current form in 1955.

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• Museum
• Landstraße

Gasometer

Wiener Gasometer

The Gasometers are four Victorian gas holders with flats inside them.

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• Historic monument
• Simmering

Karl Marx-Hof

Karl-Marx-Hof

Karl-Marx-Hof is a block of council flats 1,100 m long, and it is one of the longest single residential buildings in the world.

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• Historic monument
• Döbling

Pestsäule

The Pestsäule is a promise made by an emperor who had left town.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Stephansplatz

Stephansplatz is the square at the geographic and historic centre of Vienna, formed around St. Stephen's Cathedral and taking its name directly from it.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Vienna Technical Museum

Technisches Museum

The Technisches Museum Wien is Austria's largest museum of technology and industry, on Mariahilfer Straße in the 14th district, Penzing.

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• Museum
• Penzing

Stadttempel

The Stadttempel is Vienna's main synagogue, and it survived 1938 because it is hidden.

• Notable
• Place of worship
• Innere Stadt

Architekturzentrum Wien

The Architekturzentrum Wien, usually shortened to Az W, is Austria's centre for the exhibition and documentation of architecture, inside the MuseumsQuartier in the 7th district.

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• Museum
• Neubau

Schloss Wilhelminenberg

Schloss Wilhelminenberg sits on a wooded hill above Ottakring, Vienna's 16th district, built in the 1730s for Field Marshal Guido Starhemberg and later named for Archduchess Wilhelmine, who owned it in the nineteenth century.

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• Historic monument
• Ottakring

Palais Schwarzenberg

Palais Schwarzenberg is a Baroque garden palace at the edge of the Belvedere district, begun for Count Heinrich Franz von Mansfeld-Fondi and continued after his death by the Schwarzenberg family, who gave it its present name.

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• Historic monument
• Landstraße

Vienna Museum

Wien Museum Karlsplatz

Wien Museum, on Karlsplatz, is Vienna's museum of its own history, tracing the city from the Roman camp of Vindobona through the medieval, Baroque and Ringstrasse periods to the twentieth century.

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• Museum
• Wieden

Vienna Künstlerhaus

Künstlerhaus Wien

The Kunstlerhaus is Vienna's oldest surviving purpose-built exhibition hall for the fine arts, standing on Karlsplatz next to the Musikverein.

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• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Winter Palace of Prince Eugene

Winterpalais

The Winter Palace of Prince Eugene (Winterpalais des Prinzen Eugen) is a Baroque town palace at Himmelpfortgasse 8 in Vienna's first district, built between 1695 and 1724 as the city residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy, the Habsburg field marshal…

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• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Kirche am Steinhof

Otto-Wagner-Kirche

Kirche am Steinhof is Otto Wagner's Art Nouveau church, built in 1904-1907 as the chapel of the Niederösterreichische Landes-Heil- und Pflegeanstalt für Nerven- und Geisteskranke — the psychiatric hospital on the Steinhof hill, now the Klinik Penzing site — and…

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• Museum
• Penzing

Schottenstift

Schottenstift is a working Benedictine abbey on Freyung square in the Innere Stadt, founded in 1155 by Duke Henry II Jasomirgott.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Hermesvilla

Hermesvilla is a villa built 1882-1886 inside the Lainzer Tiergarten, the walled game reserve on Vienna's western edge, commissioned by Emperor Franz Joseph I as a retreat for Empress Elisabeth ("Sisi").

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• Museum
• Hietzing

Gartenpalais Liechtenstein

Palais Liechtenstein (Gartenpalais)

The Garden Palace (Gartenpalais Liechtenstein) is the Liechtenstein princely family's Baroque summer residence in Alsergrund, the 9th district, built 1691-1711 for Prince Johann Adam Andreas I of Liechtenstein.

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• Historic monument
• Alsergrund

Palais Coburg

Palais Coburg is a Neoclassical palace at Coburgbastei 4 in Vienna's first district, built between 1840 and 1845 for Ferdinand Georg August, Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld-Koháry, on top of a surviving bastion of the old city fortifications.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Palais Kinsky

Palais Kinsky is a Baroque palace at Freyung 4 in Vienna's first district, built between 1713 and 1716 by Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt for Count Philipp Vinzenz Daun, a Habsburg field marshal, and later passed by marriage to the Kinsky…

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Palais Todesco

Palais Todesco is a Ringstrasse-era palace facing the Vienna State Opera across Kärntner Straße, built between 1861 and 1864 by Ludwig Förster and Theophil Hansen for the brothers Eduard and Hermann Todesco, Jewish bankers ennobled by Franz Joseph I as…

• Notable
• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Neugebäude Palace

Schloss Neugebäude

Neugebäude is a ruined Renaissance palace at Simmering, on Vienna's south-eastern edge, built 1568-1573 for Emperor Maximilian II.

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• Historic monument
• Simmering

Strudlhofstiege

The Strudlhofstiege is a public outdoor Art Nouveau stairway in Alsergrund, connecting the upper street Strudlhofgasse to the lower Liechtensteinstrasse across a steep slope.

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• Historic monument
• Alsergrund

Globe Museum

Globenmuseum

The Globe Museum, or Globenmuseum, is a specialist museum in Vienna devoted to globes and related cartographic instruments. Its collection brings geography, astronomy, craftsmanship, and the history of knowledge together in three-dimensional form.

• Notable
• Museum
• Innere Stadt

Hofburg Palace

Schweizertor

The Hofburg is not a palace but a district of palaces, and the Austrian president works in it.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Palais Ferstel

Palais Ferstel is a mid-nineteenth-century palace between Freyung and Herrengasse in Vienna's Innere Stadt, built between 1856 and 1860 to a design by architect Heinrich von Ferstel, after whom it is named.

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Palais Erzherzog Carl Ludwig

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• Historic monument
• Wieden

Schloss Alterlaa

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• Historic monument
• Liesing

Wasserturm

Wasserturm Favoriten

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• Historic monument
• Favoriten

Palais Ofenheim

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Palais Windisch-Graetz

Palais Windischgrätz

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• Historic monument
• Innere Stadt

Palais Schlick

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• Historic monument
• Alsergrund