Go for a stroll through Vienna’s trendy shopping district and take something special home with you.
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The name says it all with the products from „Das goldene Wiener Herz" (in English: the golden Viennese Heart): the high-quality porcelain mugs and glasses are decorated with typical motives of Vienna in real gold. Classic images of Vienna are taken and reinterpreted, those in decline are rediscovered.
The range "Art Nouveau in Vienna" shows six different details of well-known Art Nouveau buildings, such as the Secession or the city rail station at Karlplatz on specially made porcelain mugs. Stories and photos about the respective motives can be found on the packaging. The portrait range "Couples in Vienna" has Empress Elisabeth and Emperor Franz Joseph I. as the motive.
For the glasses, the graphic designers make reference to old heuriger traditions. Wine used to be commonly served in bulbous stemless glasses, whose edge was decorated with a green vine pattern. On the glasses in the "Das goldene Wiener Herz" range, these vine patterns are now finished in real gold. Also attractive is the balloon glass with the "tipsy" gold edge and a small heart on the bottom. The "ballon" used to be the most commonly found wine glass in Vienna's inns and is increasingly disappearing from everyday life.
The "Das goldene Wiener Herz" products are available from numerous shops throughout the city. A full list of outlets can find on the company's website: www.dgwh.at/shops.html
The following shops carry the complete collection:
MuseumsQuartier, Museumsplatz 1
1070 Wien
www.leopoldmuseum.org
Mariahilfer Straße 45 (Raimundhofpassage)
1060 Wien
www.graefinvomraimundhof.at
Getreidemarkt 15
1060 Wien
www.kroart.at
Karlsplatz
1040 Wien
www.wienmuseum.at
Guide dogs permitted
disabled parking spaces available.
Restrooms with access for disabled persons available.
Wheelchair for rental, seats available. Permanent exhibition tours for visually impaired visitors by prior arrangement (Tel. +43 1 505 87 47-85 180). Overview map in large print available.
Main entrance: via ramp no step. Parking space for visitors with special needs directly behind the museum (Maderstrasse), access to the museum: no steps. The exhibition area is accessible via elevator (orientation with Braille) and deducible with the wheelchair.
geschlossen: 1.1., 1.5., 25.12.
Free admission on first Sunday of the month
Judengasse 1a
1010 Wien
www.austriandelights.at
Weihburggasse 16
1010 Wien