Art Nouveau tour

Kilátás a Volksgartenre és a Parlamentre

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Art Nouveau tour

Vienna around 1900 was characterized by Art Nouveau and Modernism. Otto Wagner in particular left his mark on city, as is still so impressively evident today.

Szecesszió

Szecesszió

Klimt's famous Beethoven frieze can be seen in this Art Nouveau building, with its striking golden dome of leaves.

Embercsoport a Stadtpark metrómegálló előtt

Otto Wagner Station Stadtpark

This magnificent station is one of the few almost completely retained structures by Otto Wagner on the current U4 line.

Otto Wagner pavilon Karlsplatz

Otto-Wagner pavilon

A city rail station designed by Otto Wagner in the Art Nouveau style, which nowadays houses a permanent exhibition on the life and work of the...

Pillantás az Uraniára a Duna-csatornánál

Uránia

The wonderful Art Nouveau building on the Danube Canal houses an observatory, a cinema, a restaurant, an adult education center and a puppet...

Strudlhofstiege (Strudolhof-lépcső) a kilencedik kerületben

Strudlhofstiege

An Art Nouveau staircase in the 9th district, which primarily attained fame through Heimito von Doderer’s novel "Die Strudlhofstiege".

Egy lakóépület kívülről

Residential building by Otto Wagner

A residential building built by Otto Wagner in the Art Nouveau style. He lived here himself for a while. His legendary and now missing "glass...

Szecessziós ház: Wienzeile

Majolika House

An Art Nouveau house designed by Otto Wagner on Linke Wienzeile.

Anker óra

Anker-óra

A world-famous Art Nouveau musical clock with historic figures and music.

Szecessziós toalett

Szecessziós toalett a Grabenen

The first and by far the most beautiful of the city's underground public lavatories built in the Art Nouveau style.

Jugendstil-Gebäude von Architekt Max Fabiani

Artaria House

An Art Nouveau house by Max Fabiani.

Zum weißen Engel Gyógyszertár

Art Nouveau drugstore of Oskar Laske on Bognergasse.

A Hohe Brücke híd

Hohe Brücke

An Art Nouveau bridge in the first district.

Egy ház kívülről

Zacherlhaus

A residential and commercial building, designed by the Slovenian architect and Otto Wagner's pupil Josef Plečnik, built in 1903 to 1905.