Although the Academy was founded in 1692 Peter Strudl, the neo-Renaissance building...

Founded by Duke Albert, in 1768, this is one of the principal...

As one of the oldest of its kind in Europe, this Alpine...

This palace, which performed as Vienna’s town hall until 1885, actually dates...

This Art Nouveau clock, designed by Franz von Matsch, was built between...

As well as a place for presentations, discussions and information on architecture,...

Established in 1998, this cultural centre houses exhibitions on Schönberg’s life and...

Following the 1848 revolution the new city garrison was built which now...

Now housed in the Schönborn Garden Palace, this museum was founded in...

The distinctive interior makes this museum well worth a visit; Austria’s leading...

Designed by the Danish architect Theophil Hansen, this building, with its imposing...

The building of the ‘Postsparkasse’ was designed in 1906 by Otto Wagner;...

This incredibly enlightening museum, housed in the old Town Hall, has a...

Palais Lobkowitz is the setting for this museum highlighting the magic of...

“Oh you men who think or say that I am malevolent, stubborn,...

The Belvedere consists of two stupendous baroque mansions designed by Lukas von...

Evolving from the Baroque style Pharmaceutical Garden founded by Empress Maria Theresia...

Designed by Franz Antoine, this was the private royal garden for the...

The former imperial court theatre hosts a program of classic, contemporary and...

The Viennese have an obsession with funerals and burials and this rather...

Hundreds of live, tropical butterflies can be seen here, fluttering next to...

This cemetery is the burial place of the composer Gustav Mahler who...

The graves of several notable figures are to be found here in...

This small cemetery boasts the grave of one of Austria’s most famous...

Larger than the entire Innere Stadt of Vienna and with a greater...

This annual Christmas Market has its origins over seven centuries ago when...

Having had its top knocked off during the Turkish siege of 1529,...

The Gothic style Neues Rathaus, Vienna’s municipal administration centre, was designed...

The 65,000 sq. metres of the Stadtpark opened in 1862 and was...

Housed in one of Vienna’s oldest houses, the ‘Harfenhaus’ (Harpist’s House), this...

Crossbows, swords, helmets, pistols, and other armour are on display in the...

When a relief channel was cut to counter the threats of flooding...

Laid out in 1964 as part of the Vienna International Garden Show...

At an overall height of 252 metres the Donauturm, located in Donaupark,...

The waitresses that still address you in the third person, the extravagant...

The ‘Museum of the Cathedral’ is a treasure trove of valuable treasures...

Commissioned in 1737 the ‘Providentia Fountain’ was conceived by Georg Raphael Donner,...

As one of the largest auction houses in central Europe and amongst...

Named after the Austrian Chancellor and anti-semitic leader of the Christian Socials,...

Containing numerous instruments once played by famous musicians and composers, including Haydn...

Housed in the beautiful neo-baroque Neue Burg, the Ephesus Museum was opened...

Originally built in 1888 as a summerhouse, by the famous Jugendstil architect...

Having moved to Vienna from Bonn in his early twenties, the German...

This was Mozart’s home from 1884 to 1887 along with his wife...

This, the birthplace of Franz Schubert, is a modest two-storey house in...

There are nearly 400 globes on display in this museum linked to...

These remains were discovered during construction work for an underground car park....

Located on Fleischmarkt, where Greek merchants traded in meat, the ‘Griechische Kirche’...

For over five centuries ‘The Greek Inn’ has been a Viennese institution...

Celebrating the life and work of the Austrian sculptor Gustinus Ambrosi, this...

Once an object of scepticism, this stunning modern architecture is now considered...

These exclusive event venues within the MuseumsQuartier are the former stables and...

Although damaged during an air raid in 1944, this Baroque palace was...

It was in this building, where Josef Haydn lived in the late...

Built by Karl von Hasenauer as a retreat for the Empress Elisabeth,...

Financed by Anton Gabrielli, who was commissioned to build Vienna’s main water...

Housed in a former air-raid shelter this macabre and rather gruesome museum...

The ‘Imperial Palace’ is synonymous with the Habsburg dynasty who resided here...

Built by Emporer Friedrich III in the 15th century, the Hofburgkapelle contains...

Vienna’s oldest square was once the called the ‘old forum’ and on...

Designed by British sculptor Rachel Whitread, this is a memorial to the...

This is a wonderful interactive museum dedicated solely to music. Suitable for...