List of listed objects in Vienna / Inner City / A – D

The list of listed objects in Vienna / Inner City contains the 791 listed , immovable objects in Vienna's 1st district, Inner City .

Monuments sorted by street: A – D | E – He | Hi – K | L-Roc | Red – Si | Sun – Z

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Rental house ObjektID :  29328	Akademiestraße 1a Location KG: Inner City	The historicist corner house was built in 1881 according to plans by Ludwig Tischler . The building in the style of the Viennese neo-renaissance is an exposed brick building.
		Residential and commercial building; Moulin Rouge ObjectID :  27627	Akademiestraße 2a Location KG: Inner City	The historic brick building was built in 1884 according to plans by Ludwig Tischler . The adjoining pavilion, used as an establishment, was redesigned by Carl Witzmann in 1934 and housed the Moulin Rouge from 1952 to 2012 .
		Commercial Academy I of the Vienna Merchants' Union ObjectID :  50410	Akademiestraße 12 Location KG: Inner City	The 1860–62 based on plans by Ferdinand Fellner the Elder. Ä. designed building was completed as the first public building in the ring road zone. When the three-storey building, designed in the form of Romantic Historicism, was added a fourth attic storey in 1909, the original roof crown was partially preserved. The portal is flanked by statues of Christopher Columbus (symbolizing seafaring) and Adam Smith (trade).
		Albrechtsbrunnen, Danubiusbrunnen ObjectID:  20122	Albertinaplatz Location KG: Inner City	The monumental fountain was built as a reconstruction of the Albrechtsrampe 1864–1869 according to plans by Moritz von Löhr , the fountain figures come from Johann Meixner and depict allegories of the Danube and Vindobona in the middle , followed by the large figures of the Save and Tisza and the smaller ones Allegories from Mur , Salzach , March , Raab , Enns and Traun .
		Archduke Albrecht monument on the Albrechts ramp ObjectID:  20125	Location KG: Inner City	The equestrian statue of Archduke Albrecht von Österreich-Teschen was created by Caspar von Zumbusch and unveiled in 1899 (on the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Aspern ). The marble base is the work of the architect Karl König .
		Hannakenbrunnen ObjectID:  20928	Am Gestade location KG: Inner City	The Hannakenbrunnen was created by Rudolf Schmidt in 1937 . Above the fountain basin there is a group of figures representing a scene from a legend.
		Maria am Gestade , Redemptorist Church ObjectID :  50515	Am Gestade location KG: Inner City	The important Catholic church was started around 1330 by Michael Knab , the characteristic openwork spire was built between 1419 and 1428. The Gothic church, which has been looked after by the Redemptorist Order since 1812 , was traditionally the church of the Danube boaters. The patron saint of Vienna, St. Clement Maria Hofbauer is buried here.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  22031	Am Gestade 1 location KG: Inner City	The building, which originally dates from the 1st quarter of the 17th century, was given a new facade in 1823 and gutted in 1963; the facade was renovated in a historicizing manner.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  22032	Am Gestade 3 location KG: Inner City	The remarkable Renaissance town house from the 2nd half of the 16th century was partially changed in 1973.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  22033	Am Gestade 5 location KG: Inner City	The Renaissance town house from the 1st half of the 16th century was partially changed inside and outside during a complete renovation.
		Bürgerhaus, Polish cultural institute ObjectID :  22034	Am Gestade 7 location KG: Inner City	The early modern town house was changed in the Baroque and 1803. On the facade there is a baroque stone statue of Maria Immaculata from the 1st quarter of the 18th century, at the rear in the inner courtyard remains of the Babenberg city wall have been preserved.
		Marian column at the court ObjectID :  20940	Am Hof location KG: Inner City	The Marian column in the middle of the square was built in 1645 by Emperor Ferdinand III. donated in thanks for saving Vienna from the threat to Sweden. Carlo Martino Carlone and Carlo Canevale created the column on a square base in 1667, at the corners of which you can see four putti fighting dragons, lions, snakes and basilisks. On the top of the column is the bronze figure of Maria Immaculata.
		Church at the court , To the nine choirs of angels, with the former profession house ObjectID :  66273	Am Hof ​​1 location KG: Inner City	The Gothic hall church was built between 1386 and 1403 in place of a Romanesque court chapel. Carlo Antonio Carlone created the baroque facade with balcony in 1662, from which Pope Pius VI. Donated the Easter blessing in 1782.
		Former Länderbank, originally no . Escompte-Gesellschaft ObjektID :  50520	Am Hof ​​2 location KG: Inner City	The building erected 1913–1915 for the Lower Austrian Escompte-Gesellschaft came into the possession of the Länderbank in 1938 and in 1991 that of Bank Austria. The plans come from Ernst Gotthilf and Alexander Neumann . The bank building was built in the neoclassical style and damaged in a fire in 2011.
		To the cock's bite with equipment of the Ostermann shop and the tobacco shop ObjektID :  89493	Am Hof ​​5 location KG: Inner City	The late classicist house was built by Ernest Koch in 1818–1820 instead of two previous buildings from the 17th century.
		Märkleinsches Haus, Vienna Fire Brigade Museum ObjectID :  50508	Am Hof ​​7 KG location : Inner City	The baroque building was built in 1727–1730 based on a design by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt von Leopold Giessl for Christof von Märklein. On the facade there is a memorial plaque for Mayor Johann Andreas von Liebenberg , who lived in the previous building. In 1935 the house came into the possession of the Vienna fire brigade, who made adaptations. Today the Vienna Fire Brigade Museum is located in the building.
		So-called. Narrow House ObjectID :  40505	Am Hof ​​8 Location KG: Inner City	The Renaissance bourgeois house dates from before 1566 and was built by the imperial herald Wilhelm von Pellenstraß. Before 1639 there was an increase. Particularly noteworthy are the ground floor and the three-story basement from the construction period. Here is the only example of a tower staircase preserved in Vienna.
		Central fire station, former lower chamber office building ObjectID :  68221	Am Hof ​​9-10 Location KG: Inner City	The Vienna fire brigade , the oldest professional fire brigade in the world, was founded on the site of the current house in 1686 . The former lower chamber office building (responsible for extinguishing) was destroyed by bombs in 1944/45. In his place, Erich Franz Leischner built today's central fire station from 1953 to 1955. On its facade there is an angel figure from 1748 and a plaque from 1986, which commemorates the establishment of the fire brigade. A baroque cellar with remains of Roman buildings has been preserved under the building.
		Former Civil armory , fire brigade headquarters ObjectID :  50507	Am Hof ​​9-10 Location KG: Inner City	The building was erected in several stages in the 16th century as an armory in the Renaissance style. 1731–1732 Anton Ospel blinded the main baroque facade. The fire brigade headquarters has been based here since 1884. The group of figures of the statues of perseverance and strength carrying the globe and the Bellona fountain in the inner courtyard, which was destroyed in 1945 and copied in 1949/50, are by Lorenzo Mattielli .
		Urban house and urban cellar ObjectID :  30185	Am Hof ​​12 Location KG: Inner City	The Urbanihaus was built 1630–1639 and received its facade from 1716–1718 from the circle of Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt . The urban cellar was designed in 1906 by Humbert Walcher von Molthein , incorporating the important late medieval cellar system, giving the impression of a medieval tavern. Fritz von Herzmanovsky-Orlando also designed the furnishings for the urban cellar .
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  22035	At the Hülben 1 location KG: Inner City	The late historic residential and commercial building was built in 1909 by Carl Steinhofer in the neo-baroque style.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  22036	At the Hülben 4 location KG: Inner City	The residential and commercial building was built in 1911 according to plans by August Fondi in the late Secessionist style.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID:  333	At the Hülben 6 location KG: Inner City	The residential and commercial building was built in 1860 by Ferdinand Fellner in an early historical style.
		Restoration and residential building, Annahof ObjektID :  27666	Annagasse 3, 3a Location KG: Inner City	The former St. Annahof was built in 1894 according to plans by Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer . The late historical building with elements from Gothic and Renaissance was designed as a residential building and establishment for entertainment and nightspots. There is a memorial plaque on the building for the footballer Matthias Sindelar , who died here in 1939.
		Monastery church hl. Anna with Oblate Monastery ObjectID:  50330	Annagasse 3b Location KG: Inner City	Instead of a late Gothic church, the early Baroque Jesuit church was built between 1629 and 1633 and was refurbished in the 18th century. Particularly noteworthy are the ceiling frescoes and the high altar painting by Daniel Gran . A statue of Anna herself is attributed to Veit Stoss .
		Former Kremsmünsterhof ObjectID :  27681	Annagasse 4 Location KG: Inner City	The building dates from around 1600, its facade from 1660–1680. From 1675 to 1976 it was the city courtyard of Kremsmünster Abbey .
		Former Kleinmariazeller Hof (later Hofkammerarchiv) ObjectID :  27689	Annagasse 5 KG location : Inner City	The Kleinmariazellerhof was created in the 15th century from two buildings that came into the possession of the Klein-Mariazell monastery in 1482. In 1768 Daniel Christoph Dietrich redesigned the wing in Annagasse in the baroque classicist style. The architecture school of the Academy of Fine Arts was housed here from 1825 to 1871 and the Court of Auditors until 1982.
		Herzogenburgerhof ObjectID :  27684	Annagasse 6 Location KG: Inner City	The core of the four-storey building, which encompasses two courtyards, dates from 1600 or the beginning of the 17th century. The facade was given its current design in 1699–1702 by Christian Alexander Oedtl with a square base zone and above it a vertical structure through corner pilasters and window axes, the first upper floor accentuated by arched window roofs and three-dimensional protruding parapet fields. The coat of arms of the Herzogenburg Monastery is attached above the arched portal .
		Mailbergerhof ObjectID :  27693	Annagasse 7 Location KG: Inner City	The three to four-storey building dates from the 16th century, the presented facade from the beginning of the 18th century. The facade is designed with densely set vertically interlaced window axes, the first floor is emphasized by banded window frames and strong plastic segmented arched gable roofing. Above the arched portal is the coat of arms of the Order of Malta and the Maltese cross - symbols of the owner since 1775 - on the door leaf .
		Former Bürgerhaus, Täuber- or Deyberlhof ObjectID :  27686	Annagasse 8 Location KG: Inner City	The five- to six-storey building was erected around 1730 by Leopold Giessl, presumably based on a design by Lucas von Hildebrandt , and then rebuilt several times (including in 1789 by Andreas Zach and 1935–1937 by Hans Petermair). The axes of the side elevation facade are mainly emphasized by vertical dividing elements; on the two main floors there are alternating segmented arched and triangular window roofs. The basket arch portal is framed by pilasters and closed off by a triangular gable between vases.
		Soo. Nádasdy house or Batthyany house ObjectID :  27688	Annagasse 10 Location KG: Inner City	The four to five-storey building, arranged around two courtyards, includes components from the Middle Ages, early modern times and the Baroque. In the second quarter of the 19th century it was adapted to a rental apartment building and received a new facade with a grooved base zone, pilaster strips and narrow ornamental relief fields, e.g. Some with masks. The rectangular portal leads into a late medieval or early modern passage.
		So-called. Milosch House ObjectID :  27692	Annagasse 12 Location KG: Inner City	The four-storey house was built around 1700, while the facade design dates from the second quarter or the middle of the 18th century. Vertical structuring elements are the window axes and parapet plaster fields, while the horizontal structuring is made by strong, interlocked window canopies that extend into the cornices on the main floors. The center is emphasized by kink and segmental arch roofing on volutes. Miloš Obrenović lived here from 1842 to 1852 .
		Zum Blauen Karpfen / formerly Zum Dampfschiff ObjektID :  27694	Annagasse 14 Location KG: Inner City	The narrow four-storey building was mentioned in a document in 1438. In 1824 Karl Ehmann added one storey to it and provided it with a new facade. This is provided with reliefs by the sculptor Josef Klieber as well as facade painting, an amourette frieze above wall pillars and a house sign in the form of a relief (a blue carp) between pilaster-framed windows under a triangular gable.
		Hotel Römischer Kaiser, formerly to the blue ball ObjectID :  27695	Annagasse 16 Location KG: Inner City	The building, which was built around 1700 and has been used as a hotel since 1907, has a facade with closely spaced window axes and rich plaster decoration in parapets and roofs; the center is occupied by a group made up of a portal, balcony and windows.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  27696	Annagasse 18 Location KG: Inner City	The six-storey building was built around the middle or second half of the 17th century; the facade design dates from around 1720/30, but uses the facade from the time of construction. The side elevation facade shows vertical axis accentuation, continuous plastered fields, varied designed window canopies and plastered decor. The basket arch portal still has the original door leaf with fittings.
		House of Music , Erzherzog-Karl-Palais, Palais Ypsilanti ObjectID :  27740	Annagasse 20 Location KG: Inner City	The five-storey corner complex (address: Seilerstätte 30) was built around 1707, incorporating components from the second half of the 16th and beginning of the 17th century. The baroque street facade created by Franz Anton Pilgram is rhythmically structured by groups of windows. The upper floors above the two-storey square base are bordered by local stones; the windows on the main floor are framed by plastering strips and fitted with buckled gables on consoles. Lattice balconies from 1872 are arranged towards the Seilerstätte as well as above the portal in Annagasse.
		Albertina with Augustinian Bastion and Museum , Augustinerturm ObjectID :  13757	Augustinerstraße 1 KG location : Inner city	The Palais Archduke Albrecht, built 1745–47, was repeatedly redesigned and expanded, for example around 1801–04 according to plans by Louis Montoyer and 1822/23 by Joseph Kornhäusel . The mighty three-storey complex (five-storey towards Augustinerstraße) rises above the Albrechts ramp, a part of the city wall that was preserved after the city fortifications were razed in 1864-69. The facade of the palace, which has grown in several phases, combines elements of the late baroque, classicism, historicism and modernism. The building houses the Albertina art collection . The Augustinerturm is a remnant of the city fortifications from the early 13th century, which was probably removed to the foundations around 1600 during the expansion of the city fortifications. These were exposed in 2000 during construction work to a depth of 11 m and incorporated into the Albertina study hall building.
		Augustinian monastery with Augustinian hall and refectory, Augustinian passage ObjectID :  13760	Augustinerstraße 3, 9 KG location : Inner city	The Augustinian monastery was built after 1330 by including existing houses as monastery buildings; In the 17th and 18th centuries, the tracts and three courtyards were renewed and from 1796 onwards the extension of the Albertina was partly overlaid and partly integrated into it.
		Augustinian Church , former Hofpfarrkirche hl. Augustin ObjectID :  77182	Augustinerstraße 5, 7 KG location : Inner city	The foundation stone for the Augustinian Church, the oldest surviving three-aisled church of mendicants in Vienna, was laid in 1333. The church was consecrated in 1349, although the choir was not yet completed. After various expansions (including the St. George's Chapel, mentioned in 1337 and built to the west of the choir), the church was redesigned and furnished in early Baroque forms from 1633 onwards. Around 1784/85 the church was regotized by the architect Johann Ferdinand Hetzendorf von Hohenberg ; for this purpose 18 side altars, which had been installed between 1630 and 1780, were removed. The church houses the classical tomb created by Antonio Canova for Archduchess Maria Christina and erected in 1805. - The tower of the church collapsed in 1848 after a fire in the court library, was restored according to a design by Paul Sprenger and provided with a neo-Gothic cast iron helmet (consecration 1852).
		So-called. Hungarian House, Harnischhaus ObjectID :  30440	Augustinerstraße 12 KG location : Inner city	The aristocratic house was built in the middle of the 16th century on the site of a sovereign armory and at the beginning of the 18th century was given a simple, high-baroque facade with cordon cornices that follows the irregular window layout. The basket arch portal on volute consoles, flanked by Ionic pilasters with a broken segment arch, also dates from the time of the redesign. A strictly historical pawlatsche from 1870 has been preserved in the inner courtyard .
		Rental house ObjektID :  28974	Babenbergerstrasse 1 KG location : Inner City	In 1862, August Schwendenwein von Lanauberg and Johann Romano vonringen created the early historical building with an additive structure of the gable windows, layered arched arcades, pilasters on a wide, flat central projectile and beveled corner projections. The roof is bordered by a parapet balustrade.
		Rental house ObjektID :  28976	Babenbergerstrasse 3 Location KG: Inner City	The building and the adjoining house at Babenbergerstraße 1 form a single, free-standing building block on three sides.
		Tent Tailor House ObjectID :  30261	Bäckerstraße 2 KG location : Inner city	The essentially late medieval four-storey town house was built in the second quarter of the 17th century and was given a baroque facade in 1706/07 with horizontal plaster bands and plaster decorations made of tendrils, garlands and oval cartouches. On the right on the first floor there is a figure of Maria Immaculata with putti in an oval niche .
		Rental House ObjectID :  30273	Bäckerstraße 3 KG location : Inner city	The core of the palais-like baroque town house dates from the second half of the 16th century and was largely changed in the first quarter of the 18th century and again in 1855. The grooved facade is designed with a flat central projectile, mixed-line window roofing and plastered fields that combine the floors. A convex lattice balcony protrudes above the central pilaster portal with vases.
		Rental house, formerly Dr. Scharschellisches House ObjectID :  30274	Bäckerstraße 5 KG location : Inner city	The town house, which was built in 1566/86, was first extended in 1662/82 and received a new facade around 1726/30; In 1799 Johann Öscher added a fourth floor. Above the grooved base, the facade is designed with ornamented frame fields that combine the window axes vertically, window canopies (straight on the side axes, gable in the middle) and cordon cornices. The mighty chamfered stone arched portal with a plinth and battlement cornice dates back to the 16th century. The rear facade (Sonnenfelsgasse 6) shows a stone lion sculpture from the 16th century between the first and second floors.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  89531	Bäckerstraße 6 KG location : Inner city	The early historic rental house, built by Franz Schlierholz in 1846 , has a continuously grooved facade with parapet roofing with straight ornamental decoration, ornamented cordon cornices, a richly decorated cornice and ornamented parapet fields on the main floor.
		Bürgerhaus, House Stampa ObjectID :  30811	Bäckerstraße 7 KG location : Inner city	The core of the Renaissance bourgeois house dates back to the first half or middle of the 13th century, was largely built between 1561–65 and underwent further changes in 1773. The facade shows double banding in the base, sill cornices, window axes drawn together vertically by frame parapet fields, straight roofs and a two-story tower structure on the left side. Inside is one of the few Renaissance arcade courtyards that have survived in Vienna. The four-story arcades are partially walled up or glazed; some of the corridors still have the original brick floor.
		Former Palais Seitern / Fünfkirchnersches Palais / Seitern'sches Haus ObjectID :  30812	Bäckerstraße 8 KG location : Inner city	The building, which dates from the mid-16th century in the basement and ground floor, was largely redesigned as an aristocratic palace in 1722. The baroque facade has a double pilaster structure in the shallow central projection, rich cordon cornice structure, rich gable roofing on the bel étage and a grooved base with a double portal.
		Windhagsches Stiftungshaus ObjectID :  50316	Bäckerstraße 9 KG location : Inner city	Of the Renaissance town house built in 1559, only the street facade up to the first floor remained after it was destroyed in the Second World War, and was included in the new building during the reconstruction. The facade shows profiled window frames as well as straight roofs and sills on the first floor. The Renaissance arched portal is in a rectangular frame with a coat of arms in the frieze and is combined with the window above with palmette-set volutes.
		Former Palais Nimptsch ObjectID :  22994	Bäckerstraße 10 KG location : Inner city	The late Renaissance palace was built before 1639, was rebuilt in 1789 and increased in 1838, with the facade design of today. The facade is grooved throughout with additional window structuring and has triangular roofs on the upper floor. The rustikaportal comes from the original construction time (before 1639); Caryatids carry the latticed balcony above with the coat of arms of Count Nimptsch .
		Total investment Old university with Jesuit church Object ID:  119587	Bäckerstraße 11, 13, 20, including location KG: Innere Stadt	The building complex of the Old University was built from 1624 in the 17th and 18th centuries and housed the University of Vienna until it moved to the new university building on Ringstrasse in 1884. The New Aula has been the seat of the Academy of Sciences since 1857 . The Jesuit Church was built between 1623 and 1631 by an unknown architect. From 1703 onwards, Andrea Pozzo redesigned the previously simple building by renewing the facade, adding the towers and also lavishly renovating the interior.
		House where the cow plays on the board ObjectID :  30814	Bäckerstraße 12 Location KG: Inner City	The four-storey town house, one of the few residential buildings in Vienna with visible early Gothic buildings, was changed several times in the Middle Ages and afterwards. The facade is designed with parapet frame fields and straight window canopies; A two-axis flat bay window rests on stone consoles above the profiled stone arched portal on the side and the small Gothic pointed arch portal next to it. To the right show the remains of a wall painting from the first half of the 16th century, a glasses wearing cow with a wolf backgammon plays. In the driveway there are six early Gothic pointed and arched windows with red joint painting and a wall panel with original early Gothic plaster and red joint painting from the second half of the 13th century on the left. The east wall of the courtyard also dates from this period and is made of small square rubble stones and opus spicatum .
		Rental house, House of the Golden Lion ObjectID :  30530	Bäckerstraße 14 KG location : Inner city	The core of the Renaissance town house dates from the 14th century and was largely rebuilt in the fourth quarter of the 16th century. The medieval residential tower was transformed into a staircase tower. The asymmetrical facade is characterized by a group of portal windows on the side and a wide bay window on the side. In a round arch niche on the first floor there is a stone sculpture Madonna and Child from the construction period.
		Rental house, ÖTK clubhouse ObjectID :  30532	Bäckerstraße 16 KG location : Inner city	The core of the early baroque town house dates from the first half of the 13th century; it was expanded in 1525/35 and fundamentally rebuilt in 1563/66. After 1646 a courtyard tower was added; In 1712 two storeys were added and the facade redesigned. The facade is designed with grooved pilaster strips, frame fields and, on the first and second floors, multiple kinked and curved lavishly decorated roofs; the portal is made with rustic pilasters, interior framing and gable roofing.
		Rental house ObjektID :  50317	Bäckerstraße 18 KG location : Inner city	The six-storey rental house with a secessionist facade structured by bay windows was built in 1904 according to plans by Georg Demski .
		Old auditorium / part of the old university ObjectID :  30533	Bäckerstraße 20 KG location : Inner city	The old auditorium of the university was built from 1624. The four storeys structured simple facade (each storey varying window shapes, cordon, early baroque rectangular portal with blasted Giebelverdachung and side Volutendekor) corresponds in its design to the Jesuitenkolleg with which it through two Schwibbögen is connected. The building houses, among other things, the former theater hall, a wide two-story hall with deep segmented arched window niches.
		Former Allina Business School ObjectID :  76859	Ballgasse 2 Location KG: Inner City	The late Secessionist corner house was built in 1911/12 by Hans Mayr and Theodor Mayer . The deep-seated windows connected vertically by concave curved parapets and the protruding cornice are striking. The multi-part portal is designed with pillars, multiple curved roofs, a glazed wooden gate, vegetal decoration in the sloping wall panels and two half-reliefs by the sculptor Wilhelm Bormann (wisdom on the left, Handel on the right).
		Rental house ObjektID :  30534	Ballgasse 4 Location KG: Inner City	The Josephine house was built in 1785 by Josef Meissl . The smooth facade with a recessed central axis is structured by framed windows, cordon cornices and an attic storey. The original wooden door is still in the arched portal. In the inner courtyard, open, cylindrical staircases with spiral staircases lead to pawlatschen passages . In the house lived Ludwig van Beethoven (1809), Franz Grillparzer (1823-26) and Ignaz Franz Castelli (1923).
		Bürgerhaus, Zum new Blumenstock ObjektID :  76618	Ballgasse 6 Location KG: Inner City	The building, erected after 1784, has a bent facade with shallow portal irons, a grooved base with segmented arch portal, several double axes and panel-framed windows. In the simple inner courtyard there are pawlatschen walks around the corner. The seat of the Ludlamshöhle literary society was located in the restaurant on the ground floor .
		Bürgerhaus, The bourgeois carpenter Herberg ObjektID :  77934	Ballgasse 8 Location KG: Inner City	Built in 1772/73 by order of Maria Theresa as a hostel for unemployed journeymen, the building served as the carpenters' guild house until 1893. It has a Josephine facade with a concave kink; the original dormers have been preserved. Above the basket arch portal, the inscription "The bourgeois carpenter Herberg 1772" indicates the purpose of the house.
		Amalienburg ObjectID :  13758	Ballhausplatz 1 Location KG: Inner City	The Mannerist style building, which is unique in Vienna, shows an asymmetrical facade in brown rustication with cornice structure and suspected main floors, a sundial from the 17th century on the attic floor and an aedicule attachment with clock from the 19th century. The facade to Ballhausplatz, designed in 1683, with partly irregular axis spacing, is aligned with the structure of Platz In der Burg, while the corner cuboid was built around 1600. The connecting wing to the Leopoldine wing is designed with a flying buttress and an ox eye .
		Federal Chancellery and Austrian House, Court and State Archives ObjectID :  50446	Ballhausplatz 2 Location KG: Inner City	The building, erected as a secret court and state chancellery , is of great historical and artistic importance. It was built by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt in 1717–1721 , redesigned inside by Nikolaus von Pacassi in 1765–1767 and expanded by Ludwig Zettl in 1881/82 . It is a free-standing block in baroque and neo-baroque forms. Above a banded plinth and wedge-crowned windows there are additively lined up windows on the first floor. In the middle of the main facade there is a flat central projectile with giant Corinthian pilasters and an attic with ox-eye. The arched portal is framed by inclined pilasters and crowned with a convex balcony. The halls inside, especially the congress hall, are also kept in the classicist style of the 18th century.
		Former Batthyány Palace ObjectID :  30538	Bankgasse 2 Location KG: Inner City	Identity addresses at Herrengasse 19 and Schenkenstrasse 2. The building in its current form dates from 1718, when Christian Alexander Oedtl combined, rebuilt and partially re-faced several buildings. It has a high, grooved base, above which there are additional rows of windows, alternating in triangular and segmented gable roofs. The arched portal has a remarkable lunette grille with a coat of arms, crown, eagle and mascarons , it is also crowned with putti and trophies and flanked by hermen pilasters. The parts in Herrengasse and Schenkenstraße are each listed separately.
		Former administration building of the Austro-Hungarian bank ObjectID :  50449	Bankgasse 3 Location KG: Inner City	The strictly historicist corner house in old German forms was built by Friedrich von Schmidt in 1972-75 . Above the rusticated base, the grooved facade is designed in rows of windows that are differentiated on each floor. The portal is framed by Corinthian columns and wearing a mask with Ädikulaaufsatz occupied scrolls , is at a Hermes statue. The three-aisled vestibule with groin and barrel vaults rests on Corinthian columns.
		Concordia House, former Althansches Freihaus ObjectID :  50443	Bankgasse 8 Location KG: Inner City	This narrow but deep building was built at the beginning of the 17th century, the early Baroque facade dates from the 1660s. The main façade shows stone blocks and a suspected portal with Tuscan pilasters and a round arched wooden gate. Suspicious windows rise above it and are connected by parapet fields. The entrance is vaulted with a groin and pilasters, behind the courtyard the door leads to an arched two-pillar staircase. The cellar is from the construction time.
		Liechtenstein City Palace, Liechtenstein Majorate House ObjectID :  30568	Bankgasse 9 Location KG: Inner City	The high baroque palace was built in stages from 1691 to 1705 (completion of the portals) according to plans by Domenico Martinelli . The main facade of the monumental building block, which is free-standing on three sides, has a central projecting raised around the parapet with giant Corinthian pilasters. On the attic there are statues of Roman deities (Minerva, Apollo, Jupiter, Juno and probably Mercury and Flora). The three-axis main portal has round arches, which are framed by Ionic pilasters and diagonally presented Ionic double columns, as well as cranked entablature. A convex curved balcony is arranged above the central axis, the balustrade of which bears sculptures of Venus and volcano as well as putti as allegories of the seasons. A cartouche with the coat of arms of the House of Liechtenstein and a prince's hat worn by two sculptures is mounted in the middle axis of the piano nobile . To the Minoritenplatz there is a convex swinging side portal flanked by atlases and above it a convex balcony; above is also the Liechtenstein coat of arms with a prince's hat.
		Rental house ObjektID :  50432	Bartensteingasse 9 KG location : Inner city	The corner house was built between 1883 and 1884 according to plans by Ludwig Tischler for Charles Jung. It is designed in the style of the Viennese Neo-Renaissance . The facade is noticeable through a corner projectile with a bay window and a remarkable balcony. But the interior is more interesting. The Beletage was furnished by Adolf Loos around 1913 and has been the seat of the music collection of the Vienna City and State Library since 1991 .
		Rental house ObjektID :  50426	Bartensteingasse 13 Location KG: Inner City	The through-house was built by Johann Schieder 1880–1883 ​​in the style of the Viennese Neo-Renaissance . It is located at Rathausstrasse 8.
		Rental House ObjectID :  89715	Bartensteingasse 14 Location KG: Inner City	Ludwig Tischler built this house in 1881–1882. Like the other houses on the street, it is designed in the style of the Viennese Neo-Renaissance . The facade is structured by additive gable windows and has a wooden gate.
		Rental house ObjektID :  46740	Bartensteingasse 16 Location KG: Inner City	The back of the arcade house at Rathausplatz 7–9 was built in 1877–1878 by Friedrich von Schmidt and Franz von Neumann .
		Former Oppenheimersches Haus, To the carrier pigeon ObjectID :  20190	Farmer's market 1 location KG: Inner City	The baroque town house with its façade bent several times was the home of Emperor Leopold I's court banker Samuel Oppenheimer . On the first floor above the former portal there is a relief of the Mariae Annunciation in an elaborately drilled frame. The mansard roof is designed with roof houses, the original chimneys are present. On the street corner is a shop designed in 1927 with arched marble arcades and drilled window frames.
		Administration / office building ObjectID :  29347	Farmer's Market 2 Location KG: Inner City	The strictly historical administration building of the Assicurazioni Generali in the form of the New Vienna Renaissance was built in 1880 according to plans by Otto Thienemann .
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  89986 since 2012	Farmers' market 2a, KG location : Inner City	In 1911/12, Wilhelm Schallinger built the late Secessionist residential and commercial building with a column-like structure. The two-storey business zone has been partially preserved in its original form. The deeply cut portal is designed with glass surfaces in a brass frame and has the original brass-covered wooden door with cut glasses. Side stone reliefs (putti with sheep and rams) are by Wilhelm Bormann . Note: Identity address Jasomirgottstrasse 6–8
		Fischhof, Imperial Cinema ObjectID :  8866	Farmer's Market 22 Location KG: Inner City	The late historic corner house built in 1908 has a facade in neo-baroque style with an additional row of windows, plaster structure and panel decoration. The ground floor was changed in 1920 for the Imperial Cinema.
		Beethoven Monument ObjectID :  17474	Beethovenplatz Location KG: Inner City	From Kaspar von Zumbusch . The original model of the monument is now set up in the foyer of the Vienna Konzerthaus diagonally opposite . The strictly historical monument consists of a stone pedestal by Eduard Hauser, the seated figure of Beethoven made of bronze and accompanying figures, also made of bronze , depicting Prometheus and Victoria bound , as well as nine putti as allegories for Beethoven's symphonies.
		Academic High School ObjectID :  10448	Beethovenplatz 1 Location KG: Inner City	The Academic Gymnasium in Vienna was founded in 1553, making it the oldest grammar school in Vienna. The house on Beethovenplatz was built from 1863 to 1866 according to plans by Friedrich von Schmidt , who also designed the Vienna City Hall , in the typical neo-Gothic style.
		Rental house ObjektID :  19152	Beethovenplatz 2 Location KG: Inner City	The strictly historical exposed brick building in the style of the New Vienna Renaissance was built by Friedrich Schachner in 1868/69 . The attic floor shows grisaille painting . The pilaster portal with blown segment gable leads into a pawlatschenhof.
		Palais Gutmann ObjectID :  18464	Beethovenplatz 3 Location KG: Inner City	The strictly historical corner house (New Vienna Renaissance - additive aedicule window) was designed by Carl Tietz . Erected from 1869–71, the building was redesigned for the NSDAP by Franz Klimscha in 1941 (the Ionic pilaster portal was created in the process). 1956–61 further adaptations were made by Carl Kronfuß. In addition to a staircase with four-pillar stairs and yellow, gray-framed stucco-lustro wall cladding, the building houses a remarkable apartment on the first floor with paneling, coffered and stucco ceilings and a fireplace in the corner salon.
		Palais Epstein ObjectID :  50471 since 2012	Bellariastraße 2 KG location : Inner city	The Palais Epstein is a Neo-Renaissance style on the Ringstrasse , built by Theophil Hansen in 1868–1871 . The building block is four storeys high, the upper storeys and a richly decorated attic storey rise above a rusticated base. The portal is flanked by four caryatids (designed by Vincenz Pilz ), which support the balcony on the first floor. Inside there are significant interior paintings by Carl Rahl , Eduard Bitterlich and Christian Griepenkerl .
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  25895	Bellariastraße 4 KG location : Inner city	This first building by Otto Wagner in the Ringstrasse area was built in the strictly historical forms of the New Vienna Renaissance, and Hansen's influence in particular is still visible. Lateral aedicule windows with caryatid baths above oriels and coupled pilasters on the attic storey rise above a round arched portal with columns.
		Rental house ObjektID :  50470	Bellariastraße 8 KG location : Inner city	The entire block with the exception of Bellariastraße 10 forms an ensemble that was built by Carl Schumann in 1870–1872 . The facades are uniformly built in the style of the New Vienna Renaissance, with raised central projections, shallow corner projections, additional aedicule windows and a rich pilastrated parapet with parapet.
		Rental house ObjektID :  25975	Bellariastraße 10 KG location : Inner city	This strictly historical house in the forms of the New Vienna Renaissance was built by Franz Fröhlich in 1870/71 . The facade contains additive aedicule windows , rusticated stone risalites and balconies over a round arch portal.
		Rental house ObjektID :  90315	Bellariastraße 12 KG location : Inner city	The entire block with the exception of Bellariastraße 10 forms an ensemble that was built by Carl Schumann in 1870–1872 . (see Bellariastraße 8 )
		Rental house with Café Prückel and business portal ObjektID :  50376	Biberstrasse 2 Location KG: Inner City	The cafe Prückel (formerly Café Lurion ) is a ring roads - coffee house in Vienna . It is located on the corner of Stubenring and Dr.-Karl-Lueger-Platz in Vienna's 1st district, Innere Stadt, opposite the Museum of Applied Arts and the city ​​park . The coffee house is particularly well known for its furnishings in the style of the 1950s by Oswald Haerdtl .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  22037	Blutgasse 3 Location KG: Inner City	The medieval three-part town house has a core from the 1st half of the 13th century and courtyards with pawlats from the 18th century. The baroque outer facade is bent several times.
		Bürgerhaus Zur green Raith-Tafel (part of the Fähnrichshof complex) ObjectID :  22038	Blutgasse 5 Location KG: Inner City	This late classicist tenement house was built on an older core in 1819. A simple facade with cordon and sill cornices reveals itself to the outside.
		Bürgerhaus (part of the Fähnrichshof) ObjectID :  22039	Blutgasse 7 Location KG: Inner City	The house at Blutgasse 7 is an important example of a high medieval town house in Vienna from the first half of the 13th century. In 1559–63 the building stock was increased. It has a three-storey basement with barrel vaults .
		Bürgerhaus, Kleiner Fähnrichshof ObjectID :  22040	Blutgasse 9 Location KG: Inner City	This Renaissance town house has a baroque facade design, its core dates from the 16th century. In the courtyard there are pawlats with a baroque monastery grille.
		Dreiheiligenhof ObjectID :  75754	Bognergasse 7 KG location : Inner City	In 1901 the secessionist house was built with a central projection, accentuated pilasters and pilaster strips that vary in storeys, cordon cornices and parapet fields with secessionist decor. The wood-clad portal is set in a niche.
		Residential and commercial building, Zum Weißen Engel ObjektID :  30608	Bognergasse 9 KG location : Inner City	This dwelling house is a significant example of the shapes of floral floral and geometric Art Nouveau. It was built by Oskar Laske and Viktor Fiala in 1901/02. The pharmacy for the white angel located in it has been traceable at this point since the 16th century.
		Hermann Gmeiner Memorial ObjectID :  20937	Börseplatz location KG: Inner City	The memorial in memory of Hermann Gmeiner , a bronze bust on a stone plinth with dedication panels on the side, was created by the sculptor Paul Peschke .
		Telegraph Central ObjectID :  22356	Börseplatz 1 location KG: Inner City	The strictly historical building was built in 1870–73 for the Imperial and Royal Telegraph Central Station. In 1902–05 it was redesigned by Eugen Fassbender to create a block-like structure by adding heights to the side floors. The building is structured by a central projectile and corner projections on the rear facade, a staircase flanked by candelabra leads to the portal, in front of the main floor of the central projecting there is a three-axis balcony. The parapet balustrade bears an inscription field and on it a group of figures depicting an allegory of telegraphy enthroned on a globe.
		Musikverein ObjectID :  30580	Bösendorferstrasse 12 Location KG: Inner City	In 1863, Emperor Franz Joseph donated the area opposite the Karlskirche to the society. The classical architect Theophil von Hansen was commissioned with the planning . There were to be two halls, a large one for orchestra and a smaller one for chamber music concerts . All stone carving was carried out by the Viennese company Anton Wasserburger ; According to their properties, but also their availability, sandstones from Breitenbrunn and St. Margarethen , hard limestone from Kaisersteinbruch on the Leithagebirge and Wöllersdorf were used. The house was opened on January 6, 1870 with a solemn concert.
		Palais Lützow ObjectID :  30606	Bösendorferstrasse 13 Location KG: Inner City	The monumental building from the late phase of strict historicism was built by Carl von Hasenauer in 1870–72 . In 1935 the foyer for the Italian Cultural Institute was redesigned by Gio Ponti . The U-shaped corner building shares a courtyard with the house at Kärntner Ring 14.
		Mattoni-Hof ObjectID :  73356	Brandstätte 10 KG location : Inner City	The late historical residential and commercial building with a sloping corner and facade decorations in shapes that partially anticipate Secessionism was built in 1885/86 according to plans by Gustav Korompay in place of the old music club building. Note: Identity address Tuchlauben 12
		City palace, birthplace of Johann Nestroy ObjectID :  41157	Bräunerstraße 3 KG location : Inner city	The rococo bourgeois house in which Johann Nepomuk Nestroy was born was built in 1761. A curved balcony with wrought iron railing rests on volute consoles above the basket arch portal with rocailles decoration. A gold-plated cartouche of the barons von Brentano (owner of the house from 1803-1853) is attached in the central axis. In the inner courtyard there are open walkways on masked consoles with artistic wrought iron railings on the main floor and a stone fountain with a mask.
		Foundation House of Johann Georg Steiger ObjectID :  30611	Bräunerstraße 4–6 KG location : Inner City	House no. 6 was built in 1845 by Josef Kastan in the style of early historicism; In 1876/77 the building was extended by No. 4 during the period of strict historicism. A balcony is arranged on the grooved base on double consoles above the arched portal. The upper floors are designed with additional window structuring with straight roofs and angled gables on the second floor. In 1899 the late historical business portal of the kk court shoemaker Rudolf Scheer was created with a black lacquered business sign with gold letters and a double-headed eagle.
		Palais Dietrichstein ObjectID :  50541 since 2014	Bräunerstraße 5 KG location : Inner city	The house with its back to the Palais Dietrichstein goes back to a Renaissance building that was built before 1563. Between 1644 and 1664 an extension took place, around 1780 a new facade and in 1861 an increase with facade redesign by Ferdinand Fellner the Elder . The ground floor is grooved with a shoulder arch portal under a balcony with wrought iron lattice, the classical upper floors (1780) are additively structured with aedicule windows and vertical parapet fields, the windows of the last two floors (1861) are suspected. In the front wing there are two pillar halls from the time it was built.
		Former Walterskirchensches Freihaus ObjectID :  40522	Bräunerstraße 7 KG location : Inner City	The early baroque palace was built between 1664 and 1671. In the right axis of the wide early Baroque facade with a grooved base and vertical plastered fields on the upper floors is the high Baroque segment arch portal created in 1723, which is framed by inclined pillars and beams that swing downwards. In the field above the gate there is a coat of arms with five helmets; the entablature is crowned with vases and putti.
		Hohenfeld'sches Freihaus ObjectID:  30678	Bräunerstraße 10 KG location : Inner city	In 1792 two houses were redesigned to form a common building, largely rebuilt and two floors added. The facade is designed in panel style with shallow central and side projections and Josephine decor. In the base there are shop doors and windows with iron sheet shutters. The basket arch portal is decorated with fruit hangings in gussets and has the original wooden gate.
		Friessches apartment building ObjectID :  45449	Bräunerstraße 11 KG location : Inner city	In 1782, Johann Ferdinand Hetzendorf von Hohenberg built the early classicist apartment building together with the neighboring building No. 11a as the back wing of the Palais Pallavicini . The long, bent facade is designed as a simple modification of the palace facade.
		Hercules Fountain ObjectID :  20128	Burggarten location KG: Inner City	The late Baroque lead sculpture showing Hercules and the Nemean lion was created around 1770. It was originally located in Esterházypark and was placed in the middle of the pond in 1948.
		Kaiser Franz Joseph Memorial (Franz Joseph I.) ObjectID :  20130	Burggarten location KG: Inner City	In 1904 Johannes Benk created a bronze statue for today's General Körner command building in the 14th district , in front of the Breitenseer barracks. Josef Tuch made a replica that originally stood in the Stadtpark of Wiener Neustadt , but has now been in the Burggarten since 1957.
		Kaiser Franz Monument (Franz Stephan von Lothringen, Franz I.) ObjectID:  20132	Burggarten location KG: Inner City	The lead monument by Balthasar Ferdinand Moll was created in 1781, was originally in the Paradeisgartl and was erected in the castle garden in 1819 with a new stone plinth. It is the oldest equestrian monument in Vienna.
		Mozart Monument ObjectID :  20137	Burggarten location KG: Inner City	The monument made of Lasa marble by Viktor Tilgner has stood on Albertinaplatz since 1896 and was transferred to the Burggarten in 1953.
		Burggarten, Kaisergarten ObjectID:  20117	Burggarten location KG: Inner City	The castle garden was created on the site of the Paradeisgartl after the Augustinerschanze was demolished in 1809 as the emperor's private garden. 1817-19 the gardens were built according to the ideas of Emperor Franz I in a mixed geometric and landscape style; The monument to Franz I Stephan , originally in the Paradeisgartl, was erected here in 1819. In 1847–48 there was an extensive redesign in the landscape style. After the city fortifications were dismantled in 1863, the park was extended to the new Ringstrasse and Goethegasse and surrounded by the originally gilded, strictly historical enclosure. The construction of the New Hofburg brought a reduction in size. In 1902-06 the palm house was built in place of the greenhouses built in Biedermeier and in 1909 a terrace with stairs was built in front of it. In 1919 the facility was opened to the public.
		Outer Castle Gate ObjectID :  13761	Burgring location KG: Inner City	The outer castle gate was built in 1821-24 in place of the castle gate that was blown up by French troops in 1809 and was retained even after the town fortifications were demolished.
		Pope Cross ObjectID :  20138	Burgring location KG: Inner City	The steel papal cross was designed by the architect Gustav Peichl and commemorates the visit of Pope John Paul II on September 10, 1983.
		Rental House ObjectID :  28986	Burgring 1 location KG: Inner City	This monumental, early historic corner house was built by Romano / Schwendenwein in 1862/63 . The facade is structured in a rectangular manner by pilasters ( panneau structure ). The window parapets are recessed and have plastic profiles and decorative elements. The entrance is vaulted by a ribbed vault, in the courtyard there are pawlats and a polygonal bay window.
		Former Cortisches Kaffeehaus, Volksgarten Restaurant and Volksgarten Pavilion ObjectID :  13762	Burgring 2 location KG: Inner City	This building consists of two parts: the Volksgarten café and the discotheque of the same name. It was built by Oswald Haerdtl in 1947–1952 , with the remains of the previous building in the form of the so-called columned hall (a semicircular colonnade with ionic columns). This was built from 1820-1823 by Peter von Nobile in the style of late classicism together with other buildings in the area of ​​the Volksgarten.
		Rental house ObjektID :  28988	Canovagasse 3, 5 KG location : Inner city	This strictly historical semi-detached house is an extension of the Wertheim Palace on Schwarzenbergplatz. It was built in 1871 by Emil von Förster in the form of the New Vienna Renaissance. It has a high, embossed base and a wide central projectile with balconies.
		Residential building ObjectID :  93014	Canovagasse 7 Location KG: Inner City	Ident Adresse Lothringer Straße 1. This corner house was built in 1869 by Romano / Schwendenwein, its facade is a continuation of the neo-renaissance facade of the Palais Ofenheim .
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  76855	Concordiaplatz 3 Location KG: Inner City	The acute-angled corner house was built in 1881 by Heinrich Claus and Joseph Gross. The sloping corner is striking , which is designed above the two-story arcades and the banded upper floor with giant Corinthian pilasters, gable windows, a niche with a statue and a balcony on rich consoles. The balustrade of the attic is decorated with eagles, the corner domes with obelisks.
		Rental house ObjektID :  32652	Desider-Friedmann-Platz 2 Location KG: Inner City	The early historic corner house was built in 1844 by Carl Högl . Above the grooved base with additional arched structure, the façade on the upper floors shows additional rows of windows with straight roofs and decorative reliefs in the parapets on the main floors, sill and cordon cornices.
		Deutschmeister Memorial ObjectID :  20925	Deutschmeisterplatz Location KG: Inner City	The multi-part memorial on a high stone base was erected for the 200th anniversary of the Hoch- und Deutschmeister No. 4 infantry regiment . The architectural design comes from August Weber , the bronze sculptures from Johannes Benk . The figure of a soldier waving a flag rises from the top of an obelisk; Bronze reliefs are reminiscent of “The baptism of fire at Zenta 1697” (front) and “ Count Soro near Kolin 1757” (back), groups of figures on the sides deal with “The loyal comrade 1814” and “The grenadier of Landshut 1809”. Other sculptures are an allegory of Vindobona and a bronze laurel wreath created by Willy Bormann in 1931 for the victims of the First World War.
		Residential building, police station ObjektID :  50475 since 2014	Deutschmeisterplatz 3 Location KG: Inner City	Identity address Maria-Theresien-Straße 28. The house was built in 1875 by Julius Dörfel . On the facade it is structured additively, it has a foyer with pilasters and a pawlatschenhof.
		Former Girls' School ObjectID :  76303	Doblhoffgasse 6 Location KG: Inner City	The strictly historical school building was built in 1877 by Hörner & Dantine. The facade of the corner house is structured by giant Ionic pilasters, female statues are located above the two pilaster portals, and the keystones of the arched windows on the ground floor are designed as putti.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  22041	Domgasse 1 Location KG: Inner City	The early historical residential and commercial building with a richly structured facade was built by August Engelbrecht in 1857/58 .
		Trienter Hof, Domherrenhof, Altes Chorherrenhaus, Studenhof ObjectID :  22042	Domgasse 4 Location KG: Inner City	In 1753–55, Johann Enzenhofer built the monumental late baroque rental house with a bent facade and a flat central projection facing Domgasse. The portal axis is accentuated by parapet decoration; the basket arch portal in a rococo frame still has the original coffered wooden gate with original fittings. Georg Hellmesberger lived in the house .
		Mozarthaus, Figarohaus, Camesinahaus ObjectID :  22043	Domgasse 5 KG location : Inner City	The baroque town house was built at the end of the 17th century and redesigned by Andrea Simone Carova in 1716. The facade is characterized by double axes that are vertically combined by plastering fields. On each side there was a basket arch portal with a keystone, which is now walled up (a new entrance was created through an enlarged window on the ground floor). In the house lived Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1784-87; the apartment has been preserved as one of Mozart's apartments in Vienna) and Johann Baptist Lampi .
		Kleiner Bischofshof, To Maria Pötsch, To the red rose, To the green wreath ObjectID :  22044	Domgasse 6 Location KG: Inner City	The core of the town house dates from the 16th century and was rebuilt on a large scale by Matthias Gerl in 1760/61 . Further adaptations were made in 1860. The main zone of the facade is designed with giant pilasters in the risalit and simple window frames with straight and curved roofs. Above the central window of the piano nobile is a rich medallion cartouche with Turkish trophies on the side and an inscription cartouche with the year 1761.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  22045	Domgasse 8 Location KG: Inner City	The residential and commercial building built by Julius Nell in 1913 is designed in neo-baroque and secessionist forms. The base zone is designed as a terrace with balustrade and arcade windows, the main zone with framing giant pilasters and bay windows is set back; Above a cornice is an attic floor with window balconies and a semi-plastic vase decoration on the side, as well as a gabled studio floor. A plaque commemorates Georg Franz Kolschitzky .
		Dominican Bastion ObjectID :  93619	in front of Dominican Bastion 1–9, KG location : Inner City	The bastion is a surviving remnant of the city wall, which was torn down in 1858.
		Rental house ObjektID :  93638 since 2015	Dominican Bastion 5 Location KG: Inner City	The house is part of an early historical complex of three houses with slightly varying facades at the corner of Dominikanerbastei / Predigergasse and was built in 1856 by Leopold Mayr .
		Former Palais Bartolotti-Partenfeld ObjectID :  30727	Dorotheergasse 2–4 KG location : Inner City	This remarkable baroque city palace was built around 1720, probably by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt . The facade is bent several times and oriented towards Dorotheergasse, while only four axes can be seen on the Graben. Above a grooved base with two basket arch portals framed by Hermen pilasters are the upper floors divided by a cordon cornice. The window roofs are arranged rhythmically and elaborately designed. On the first upper floor facing the grave, there is a stone sculpture of a Madonna and Child in a round niche.
		Graben-Hotel ObjektID :  27191	Dorotheergasse 3 Location KG: Inner City	The facade of the late-historic, neo-baroque house (built in 1913, architect: Carl Stephann ) is dominated by two atlantic reliefs that support a curved central bay; a central risalit is flanked by vases on the second floor. A plaque commemorates the writers Peter Altenberg , Franz Kafka and Max Brod , who frequented here.
		Westermannhäuser ObjectID :  28350	Dorotheergasse 5 Location KG: Inner City	Emil Hoppe , Otto Schönthal and Marcel Kammerer created the late Secessionist residential and commercial buildings Dorotheergasse 5 and 7 in 1912–15, whose facades combine modern structures with classicist decorative elements. A far protruding cordon cornice separates the ribbon of windows on the first upper floor (with pillar-structured window groups and wall fields with stucco in plant decoration) from the upper zone with deep-seated windows structured by round bars between similarly structured, polygonal protruding bay windows , attic floor and overhanging palmette cornice .
		Residential and commercial building, Westermannhäuser ObjektID :  27542	Dorotheergasse 7 KG location : Inner City	The slightly curved facade, adapted to the course of the street, is divided into two parts above the modified base zone: On the first to third floors, corrugated pilaster strips dominate between three-part windows structured by pillars, while two-story polygonal bay windows are arranged above the separating cordon cornice. At the top, the facade is closed by a protruding cornice.
		Former Palais Starhemberg, Colloredo-Freihaus ObjectID :  30728	Dorotheergasse 9 KG location : Inner City	The early baroque palace, built from 1640 onwards, was probably expanded by Matthias Steinl after 1702 and received a new facade. The facade was adapted in 1896 by Fritz Rumpelmayer. The layered Tuscan pilaster portal (wooden gate with lion masks from 1896) is arranged in the grooved base. The windows on the upper floors have straight roofs and are vertically connected by parapet plastered windows; on the central risalit there are giant Corinthian pilasters and the windows on the piano nobile there have alternating angled and arched gable roofs.
		Palais Dietrichstein / Gräflich Worcellsches Haus ObjektID :  30737	Dorotheergasse 10 Location KG: Inner City	The high baroque town house was built from 1698 on the site of the garden of the former Dietrichstein'schen Freihaus. From 1825 it belonged to Countess Marcelline von Worcell and, in the mid-19th century, to the court confectioner August Dehne . Since 1873 it has been the seat of the Ludwig Doblinger music publisher . The first floor is occupied by the shop cladding designed in 1904, which is divided by the basket arch portal with banded Ionic pillars placed across corners. The windows on the upper floor are connected vertically by parapet fields and have three-dimensional roofs; Above the window of the piano nobile in the central axis there is a relief of the Madonna framed by vases and cherub heads. In 1912 the upper floors were increased in matching forms.
		Jewish Museum, former Palais Náko ObjectID :  30741	Dorotheergasse 11 KG location : Inner City	In place of a medieval, ducal chancellery building, a noble free house was built in the second half of the 16th century and redesigned in a late classicist style from 1828-30. Accordingly, it presents itself with a late classicist facade with a gabled central projection, giant pilasters on the upper floors and suspicious windows on the first floor. Count Nákó's coat of arms is in the gable. The late historical portal (from 1895) is designed in neo-baroque form and is protected by a wrought iron canopy. The building has housed the Jewish Museum Vienna since 1987 and was redesigned by the architects Eichinger or Knechtl in 1995/96 .
		Gatterburg'sches Freihaus / former Palais Dietrichstein ObjectID :  30746	Dorotheergasse 12 Location KG: Inner City	The high baroque palace was built by Christian Alexander Oedtl from 1698 ; from 1781 it was the seat of the Masonic lodge " To true harmony " and from 1918–85 the Grand Lodge of Austria.
		Evangelical Reformed town church HB with rectory ObjectID :  50543	Dorotheergasse 16 Location KG: Inner City	This early classical sacred building was built by Gottlieb Nigelli in 1783/84 in place of the royal monastery farm . The neo-baroque tower facade with Tuscan pilasters and segmented gables above the portal axis was designed by Ignaz Sowinski in 1887. Inside, the church is encased and domed by corridors facing the street, it has lateral emporia and an apse to the east. The pulpit and the Lord's Supper are important examples of early classical furnishings.
		Soo. Kielmansegg wall with building sculpture, epitaphs and tombs ObjectID :  30749	Dorotheergasse 17 KG location : Inner City	This wall is a collection of architectural fragments and gravestones from the Canons of St. Dorothea, which stood on the site of this building before 1898.
		Evang. Parish Church AB, Vienna-Inner City with rectory, former Queen / Clarissa Church and Monastery ObjectID :  30751	Dorotheergasse 18 Location KG: Inner City	The church was built in 1582/83 according to plans by Pietro Ferrabosco as the church of the royal monastery. After its abolition, the church became a Lutheran church in accordance with the tolerance patents in 1783 , and the facade was changed again in 1876 and 1907. The upper zone is rusticated over a banded base, the three-axis central projection has a Tuscan pilaster portal and a triangular gable with consoles. Tuscan pilasters can also be found on the side portals. The Renaissance hall church can still be seen inside; in the crossing to the transept-like extensions it is vaulted with groin vaults . The rectory adjoins the church to the northeast, the Renaissance building has a facade from 1783 in the Josephine slab style .
		Stubenbastei ObjektID :  29370	Dr.-Karl-Lueger-Platz KG location : Inner City	1985–1987 foundations of the former city wall were uncovered, in particular the parlor bastion with the parlor gate built between 1555 and 1566 . In 1991 they were integrated into the entrance of the Stubentor underground station .
		Dr. Karl Lueger memorial with enclosure ObjectID:  1999	Dr.-Karl-Lueger-Platz KG location : Inner City	The monument to Vienna's mayor Karl Lueger was created by the sculptor Josef Müllner in 1913–1916 , was originally intended to be erected on Rathausplatz and was finally erected at the current location.
		Former Palais Klein ObjektID :  87087	Dr.-Karl-Lueger-Platz 2 KG location : Inner City	In 1867 the architect Carl Tietz built the three-wing building for the industrial family Klein . The rear wing was destroyed in 1945. The strictly historicist palace is designed in the form of the neo-renaissance . The pillared portico of the arched portal was removed in 1958 and the lateral figure niches were broken out to form entrances. The figures in the groove have disappeared. In 1989 the palace was renovated.
		Former Post and Telegraph Directorate Vienna ObjectID :  29371	Dr.-Karl-Lueger-Platz 5 KG location : Inner City	On the north side of the square between the Dominikanerbastei and Biberstraße, the late historic building of the post and telegraph office was built on three sides according to plans by Leopold Simony . Influences from Otto Wagner are obvious. Balconies lead over the rounded corners of the house. There is a remarkable wrought iron gate at the portal.
		Republic Monument ObjectID :  93470	Dr.-Karl-Renner-Ring Location KG: Inner City	The inauguration took place on November 12, 1928, the tenth anniversary of the proclamation of the First Republic . In the course of the establishment of Austrofascism , it was first overhanged with cross flags and a portrait of Engelbert Dollfuss , then in 1934 it was removed and stored in the stadium hall. It was rebuilt on the 30th anniversary of the founding of the republic in 1948. The monument consists of busts of the three social democrats Jakob Reumann , Victor Adler and Ferdinand Hanusch , each resting on a pedestal. Behind it there are three vertical rectangular granite blocks, on which a fourth block with the engraved inscription "The memory of the establishment of the republic on November 12, 1918" lies horizontally , whereby the words "establishment of the republic" are written larger than the rest. The monument stands on a slightly raised platform and can be reached via three steps. To the left and right of the steps are two lower cuboids on which flower arrangements are placed on November 12th each year. The busts were created by the sculptors Franz Seifert (Reumann), Anton Hanak (Adler) and Mario Petrucci (Hanusch; based on a design by Carl Wollek ).
		Pallas Athene and ramp ObjectID :  98017	Dr.-Karl-Renner-Ring 3 KG location : Inner city	The Pallas-Athene-Brunnen in front of the parliament, designed by Theophil Hansen , was only built from 1898 to 1902, although the plans had existed since 1870. The four reclining figures allegorically represent the most important rivers in Old Austria: in front the Danube, designed by Hugo Haerdtl , as a woman and the Inn as a bearded man, the Elbe and the Vltava in the back. Above it are two female figures created by Josef Tautenhayn who represent the legislative and executive powers . In the middle of the symmetrically arranged fountain is the four-meter-high figure of Pallas Athene , the Greek goddess of wisdom, designed by Carl Kundmann on a column . She holds a spear in her left hand and a Nike in her right .
		Parliament Building ObjectID :  30708	Dr.-Karl-Renner-Ring 3 KG location : Inner city	The parliament building - Theophil Hansen's most important work - was built in 1871–83 in the architecture of strict historicism, namely in the Graecizing style combined with neo-Renaissance forms for the two chambers of the parliament of the Austrian half of Austria-Hungary . The monumental building consists of two building blocks for the semicircular meeting rooms of the two chambers, which are symmetrically assigned to one another and connected to one another by a central wing as a common entrance area. An extensive historical sculpture program was implemented on the outer facade.
		Rental House, House To The Five Crowns ObjectID :  30752	Drahtgasse 3 Location KG: Inner City	The building block, free standing on three sides, was built in 1724, with five building plots being combined. The high-baroque town house facade has a grooved base with a basket arch portal (which still has the original wooden door) on each floor different window shapes, connected by flat profiled parapets between vertical wall fields. A balcony rests on consoles on the piano nobile, the bulbous wrought iron grating of which is decorated with five crowns. The side facades facing Drahtgasse and Ledererhof are simpler. In the inner courtyard there are partly renewed pawlats , partly still with original railings.

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

Photo:	Photograph of the monument. Click the photo generates an enlarged view. Next to it are one or two symbols: The symbol means that more photos of the property are available. They are displayed by clicking the symbol. By clicking the symbol, further photos of the object can be uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons media archive .
Monument:	Name of the monument. The designation is given as it is used by the Federal Monuments Office (BDA) . The internal object identification number (ObjectID) is also given.
Location:	The address is given. In the case of free-standing objects without an address ( e.g. shrines ), an address is usually given that is close to the object. By calling up the link Location , the location of the monument is displayed in various map projects. The cadastral community (KG) is indicated below this.
Description:	Brief information about the monument.

The table is sorted alphabetically according to the location of the monument. The sorting criterion is the cadastral municipality and within this the address.

By clicking on "Map with all coordinates" (top right in the article) the location of all monuments in the selected map object is displayed.

Abbreviations of the BDA : BR… construction law , EZ… deposit number, GB… land register , GstNr. … Property number, KG… cadastral community, 0G … property number address

literature

• Bundesdenkmalamt (Ed.): Dehio-Handbuch Wien. I. District - Innere Stadt Verlag Berger, Horn 2003, ISBN 3-85028-366-6

Web links

Commons : Listed objects in the inner city  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Vienna - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ↑ Website of the interdisciplinary research platform of the University of Vienna ( Memento of the original from July 27, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (queried March 9, 2012) 
3. ^ Dehio-Handbuch Wien, I. Bezirk - Innere Stadt, p. 542
4. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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