Schloß Schönbrunn
Neighborhood: 13th district - Hietzing
Nearest Train: Schönbrunn (U4) Hietzing (U4,10,58,60)
Phone: +43 1 811 13 239
Fax: +43 1 811 13 333
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Schönbrunn Palace in its present form is one of Vienna's most popular tourist attractions, hosting thousands of visitors a week. This rococo Palace was finished in 1700 under Leopold I, and is a much diminished version of an incredible Imperial project first planned by Johann Fischer von Erlach. The Palace was renovated and extended under Maria Theresia, and at that time had 2,000 rooms, a chapel plus its own theatre. Like all the imperial buildings associated with Maria Theresia, the Schönbrunn complex is today painted in rich yellow. Napoleon lived here from 1805 to 1809 and Emperor Francis Joseph I, who was born here in 1830, spent the last years of his life in the palace. Usually the complex only served as a summer residence to the Habsburgs. Take at least one day for this trip through the palace and the vast surroundings.
Apr-Okt: 8:30a-5p täglich; Nov-Mär: 8:30a-4:30p täglich
Schnbrunn: Palace Tour & Concert
Schonbrunn Orchestra
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Imperial summer residence
Neighborhood: 13th district - Hietzing
Nearest Train: Schönbrunn (U4) Hietzing (U4,10,58,60)
Phone: +43 1 811 13 239
Fax: +43 1 811 13 333
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Schönbrunn Palace in its present form is one of Vienna's most popular tourist attractions, hosting thousands of visitors a week. This rococo Palace was finished in 1700 under Leopold I, and is a much diminished version of an incredible Imperial project first planned by Johann Fischer von Erlach. The Palace was renovated and extended under Maria Theresia, and at that time had 2,000 rooms, a chapel plus its own theatre. Like all the imperial buildings associated with Maria Theresia, the Schönbrunn complex is today painted in rich yellow. Napoleon lived here from 1805 to 1809 and Emperor Francis Joseph I, who was born here in 1830, spent the last years of his life in the palace. Usually the complex only served as a summer residence to the Habsburgs. Take at least one day for this trip through the palace and the vast surroundings.
Apr-Okt: 8:30a-5p täglich; Nov-Mär: 8:30a-4:30p täglichAssociated Events
Schnbrunn Palace ConcertsSchnbrunn: Palace Tour & Concert
Schonbrunn Orchestra
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Schnbrunn: Palace Tour, Dinner and Concert
Schnbrunn: Dinner & Concert
Schönbrunn Palace Tour, Dinner & Concert
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Danubewaltz Concert, Cruise & Dinner
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Reviews
Must see in Vienna
Vienna is a magical city and this is one of the highlights. As the summer house of the Hapsburgs, it...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Portland, ME on Sep 26 2007
Schonbrunn Palace--Never to be forgot
This is one of those never to be forgotten sites, that will make a trip to Austria something very sp...
Reviewed by:Nathan Fendrich from Eugene, Oregon on Nov 15 2004
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