The main summer residence of the Habsburg dynasty, and currently a popular tourist attraction. They often visit the palace museum, but also like to enjoy the gardens, Gloriette and 'ruins'. The palace is a popular location for tv shows, movies but also summer concerts in the open air.
A summer residence, in baroque style, commissioned by Prince Eugen of Savoy. Tourists visit the palace to visit the museum and to enjoy the palace garden. The palace is situated in Vienna's 3rd district.
Visitors who enter the main seat of the Habsburg dynasty might be impressed by its size and oppulence. Learn more about the dynasty which ruled large parts of Europe for centuries. All web links refer to both the Imperial apartments and the Sisi museum.
A former urban residence at the Ringstrasse in Vienna. Built for the Ephrussi family, specialized in banking and oil. The Nazis took over the building and the family sold the property after WWII. Today, the building hosts offices. (For more information on the Ephrussi family: ‘The Hare with Amb...
An urban residence, commissioned by the Von Daun family, later on, was acquired by the Kinsky family. One of Vienna's Ringstrasse - palaces. The palace now hosts a variet of companies, and occasionally, some rooms are used for special events.
An urban residence in the city of Vienna. Several families owned the residence, which hosts a variety of architectural styles. Today, the Federal Administrative Library of the Republic of Austria is established in the residence.
Commissioned by the Batthyány family, later purchased by the Schönborn family. Today, the residence is still privately owned by the Schönborn family.
One of Vienna's urban residences, commissioned by the Caprara family. Throughout the centuries, several families owned it. Today, the Wiener Börse and the Wien museum are situated in the palace.,
The Palais Brassican-Wilczek is closely situated to the Hofburg. Several families owned the palace; which has been restyled several times, the neo-baroque style being the most recent one.
The Palais Fries-Pallavicini overlooks the Josefsplatz and the Österreichische Nationalbibliothek. Noble families such as the Fries family owned the residence. In 1842, the Pallavicini family bought the residence and owns it until this day. Rooms are for rent for special events.
The Palais Pálffy is situated next to the Palais Fries-Pallavicini and overlook the Josefsplats. The Kinsky- and Belasy family owned the residence previously. Afterwards, the Pálffy family purchased the palace. Mozart once performed in this palace and today, the palace is the location for artistic o...
Several families owned the palace. The palace itself has been redesigned several times and is considered to be one of Vienna's oldest palaces. Today, the palace hosts the Theatre museum.
A former palace, owned by members of the Wettin- and Habsburg dynasties. Today, it is a museum for (modern) art and adjacent to the Hofburg.