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Wien Museum Otto Wagner Hofpavillion Hietzing
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Julian
September 1, 2019
Beautiful former Railway Station for the Emperor Franz Josef. Small but nice building by Architect Otto Wagner. The main room is mostly in brown colors. On the floor there is an amazing Carpet. The ceiling is a great eyecatcher with lamps and windows in a circle.
Patrick + Kim
December 21, 2020
Emperor Franz Joseph I opened the first city rail lines in 1898. Otto Wagner was responsible for designing the stops. The imperial waiting room near Schönbrunn Palace is also by him. It was also Wagner’s idea to give the city rail a stop for exclusive use by the emperor and his court - and where else to locate it than at Schönbrunn Palace, the summer residence of the imperial house. However, an emperor doesn’t usually ride the city rail, and so Franz Joseph only used “his” stop twice: In 1899 to open the Untere Wiental line of the city rail and in 1902 to view the Danube Canal line.Free entry on the first Sunday of the month.
Emperor Franz Joseph I opened the first city rail lines in 1898. Otto Wagner was responsible for designing the stops. The imperial waiting room near Schönbrunn Palace is also by him. It was also Wagner’s idea to give the city rail a stop for exclusive use by the emperor and his court - and where el…
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Schönbrunner Schloßstraße
Wien, Wien