There are so many palaces in Vienna, some prettier than average, others uglier - to decide to which discipline the Palais Coburg belongs is up to you! But it is definitely worth a visit! Read more about Palais Coburg
This beautiful, baroque Palace hosts Vienna's "Theater Museum" today - and is a jewel to admire! Here you can see everything that has to do with theatre: requisites, posters, sketches, etc. Go for it! Read more about Palais Lobkowitz
The Palais Schwarzenberg is one of Vienna's most opulent palaces. It was built end of the 17th century and borders the Ringstrasse. It is closed to the public - but peeking in is always allowed. Read more about Palais Schwarzenberg
The Dorotheum, established in 1707, is one of the world's oldest auction houses. It has its headquarters in Vienna and is the largest auction house in both Continental and German-speaking Europe. Read more about Dorotheum Palais
The Hofburg is a huge imperial complex that housed the residences, chapels and museums the Habsburg dynasty built and preserved over the centuries. It's very impressive walking around it! Read more about Hofburg - the Imperial Palace Complex
The Belvedere houses Klimt's famous "The Kiss", as well as major works by Schiele and Kokoschka. You’ll be delighted by the truly magnificent baroque palace complex and its extensive gardens! Read more about Belvedere Museum and Palais
The Palais Auersperg is another enormous, important Baroque palais in the City Center. You will most definitely pass it on one of your many walks through the city. Read more about Palais Auersperg
The Palais Ferstel is a huge historicistic building at the Freyung Square. It is named after its architect and hosts shops, the National Bank of Austria and a cafe. Read more about Palais Ferstel
We have highlighted the palaces in Vienna you HAVE to see in the TOP ATTRACTIONS section, however, there is many more that are equally impressive and well worth seeing. So check out the following venues here in case you have time to spare...
Vienna is full with palaces, but be aware that here the French word "Palais" is used much more widely than the literal English equivalent "Palace" - in English it would probably be called "mansion" or "town house" - and Vienna is full with them. So the ones we have listed here are the larger versions of palaces you would expect.
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