List of listed objects in Vienna / Landstrasse

The list of listed properties in Vienna Highway contains the 165 listed , immovable objects in the third Viennese municipality district highway .

All objects are located in the Landstrasse cadastral community.

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Danube Canal regulation and construction (including bridges, railings and other) ObjectID :  129783 since 2012	Location KG: Landstrasse	The Danube Canal is the arm of the Danube that leads past the city center, the name came up before 1700. There were already attempts at regulation in earlier centuries, but the current appearance goes back to the Danube regulation after 1867, when bank fortifications and bridges were built. The barriers in Landstrasse go from the mouth of the Wien River to the Rotunda Bridge .
		Wiental Verbauung ObjektID :  129786 since 2016	Location KG: Landstrasse	The Vienna River was regulated in the years 1894–1904, when most of the river was laid in a concrete bed. Project managers were Rudolf Krieghammer and Ludwig Leupschitz as well as Friedrich Ohmann and Josef Hackhofer (architectural directors). Otto Wagner's idea of ​​vaulting the river in order to build a boulevard was only partially met.
		Official building, Former Main Mint ObjectID:  7678	Am Heumarkt 1 location KG: Landstrasse	This official building was built in 1835-1838 by Paul Wilhelm Eduard Sprenger . The cubic building block with sober facade design is considered an early example of the functional "official classicism".
		Rental House ObjectID :  7679	Am Heumarkt 3 location KG: Landstrasse	This Biedermeier apartment building complex was built in 1828/29 by Josef Klee . The four-storey front is rhythmized by a Corinthian pilaster structure.
		Rental house ObjektID:  7680	Am Heumarkt 5 KG location : Landstrasse	This Biedermeier apartment building was built by Josef Klee in 1828 . On the courtyard side, open pavilions extend over three floors.
		Rental house, so-called Seilerhaus ObjektID:  7681	Am Heumarkt 7 KG location : Landstrasse	This two-yard apartment building was built in 1808 by Josef Dalberg and expanded in 1826 and given a new facade. The central axes are accentuated by an Ionic order of pilasters, above which is a triangular pediment containing an allegory of trade and industry.
		Rental house ObjektID:  7900	Am Heumarkt 9 KG location : Landstrasse	This apartment building grouped around three courtyards was built by Peter Gerl in 1842 .
		Rental House ObjectID:  7922	Am Modenapark 3, KG location : Landstrasse	The houses around the Modenapark , which was laid out in 1926 in place of the gardens of the Palais Modena, which was demolished in 1916 , form one of the few ensembles of non-communal residential buildings in Vienna from this period. Smooth fronts, which are structured by balconies and bay windows, are characteristic. House No. 3 was built in 1930 by Friedrich Mahler .
		Residential building ObjectID:  7819	Am Modenapark 7, KG location : Landstrasse	This house was built in 1930/31 by Rudolf Frass , the sculptures come from his brother Wilhelm Frass . Note: Ident address at Neulinggasse 48
		Catholic parish church, Erdberger parish church hll. Peter and Paul ObjectID:  7781	Apostelgasse 1 KG location : Landstrasse	A church has been mentioned in a document at this point since the 14th century. After the destruction in 1683, a new church was built in the baroque-classical style after 1700 and expanded with a trikonchos and a tower in 1770 . In 1783 it became the parish church of Erdberg . 1833–1833 further expansions were made by Karl Brandtner and Josef Klee .
		Figure, St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID:  7989	Apostelgasse 1 KG location : Landstrasse	This 18th century figure was placed in a niche in the wall of the house at Apostelgasse 2 and, after it was demolished in the 1970s, it was placed in front of the Erdberg parish church .
		Convent school of the school sisters from III. Order of St. Francis of Assisi ObjectID :  7784	Apostelgasse 5 KG location : Landstrasse	The school sisters' convent school consists of an elongated, simply structured complex with wing structures around a courtyard with a chapel. House no. 7 was converted into a monastery and school in 1846–1856 together with house no. 5, which was built at that time; The chapel was built in 1852–1856.
		Bathing facility, Apostelbad ObjektID:  7902	Apostelgasse 18 KG location : Landstrasse	Built in 1926 by J. Tismann, this bath is by geometric and floral relief-blue Majolikagesimse structured and Majolikarahmen.
		Chapel Maria vom Siege ObjectID :  50783	Arsenal 10 location KG: Landstrasse	The church in the Arsenal was built by Carl Roesner in 1853–1856 based on the model of the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. It is a brick building with a staircase, a round arch portal and a bell tower. The interior is a hall with a ribbed vault.
		Arsenal, object 202, so-called balloon hall ObjectID :  112597 since 2015	Arsenal, Franz-Grill-Straße KG location : Landstraße	The balloon hall is located on the site of the arsenal and, like the adjacent warehouse, was built at the beginning of the 20th century.
		Museum of the Twentieth Century ObjectID :  7807	Arsenalstrasse 1 KG location : Landstrasse	Emerging from the Austria pavilion built by Karl Schwanzer at the 1958 World Exhibition , this steel structure was set up in a slightly different form in the Swiss Garden in 1960–1962 .
		Arsenal , objects 1–6, 12, 14, 15, 16–18 as well as federal theater workshops a. - Stage ObjectID :  7797	Arsenalstrasse, Ghegastrasse, Lilienthalgasse KG location : Landstrasse	This former military building complex, built between 1849 and 1856 and originally consisting of 31 objects, is the oldest and most important ensemble of romantic historicism in Vienna. In addition to command buildings and storage buildings (only a small part of which have survived), it also contains the Army History Museum . Under the construction management of General Artillery Director Vincenz Freiherr von Augustin , individual sectors were planned by well-known architects such as August Sicard von Sicardsburg , Eduard van der Nüll , Theophil von Hansen , Carl Roesner and Ludwig Förster .
		Former Convalescent Home of the Brothers of Mercy ObjectID:  7686	Barmherzigengasse 8 KG location : Landstrasse	Donated by Maria Theresa of Savoy , it was built in the 3rd quarter of the 18th century. In 1877 it was demolished except for the south wing and redesigned by Theodor Hoppe .
		Municipal housing, theater, Rabenhof ObjectID :  40970	Baumgasse 33-43, unger. No. Location KG: Landstrasse	The Rabenhof was built in 1925–1928 by Heinrich Schmid and Hermann Aichinger . It is considered to be one of the largest and most representative municipal buildings in Vienna and the main highlight of the Erdberg municipal housing from the 1920s. The area is very varied and loosely built in the form of several green courtyards. The Rabenhof Theater , a former cinema, is located on St. Nikolaus-Platz, which it encloses .
		Relief, foundation stone, 8 donation boards ObjectID :  128515	Baumgasse 75 KG location : Landstrasse	These memorial plaques serve to commemorate the Mautner-Markhofsche Children's Hospital built by Eduard Kuschée , which stood on this site from 1875–2003.
		Former Pig slaughterhouse , Arena St. Marx ObjectID:  7688	Baumgasse 80 Location KG: Landstrasse	The site of the Arena culture and event center, which has existed in this form since 1977, was built in 1908/09 by Max Fiebinger as the new pig slaughterhouse and was also known as the foreign slaughterhouse . It consists of former slaughterhouses and stables as well as a late historical administration building in exposed brick.
		Rental house ObjektID:  7689	Beatrixgasse 20 KG location : Landstrasse	This simply-faced apartment building was built by Anton Hoppe in 1833 , but the design is attributed to Joseph Kornhäusel .
		Garden pavilion in Arenbergpark ObjectID:  7901	Dannebergplatz location KG: Landstrasse	The Arenbergpark is the remainder of a garden originally laid out in 1785 for Prince Nikolaus Esterházy , to which this pavilion, decorated with chinoiserie , belonged.
		Housing complex of the municipality of Vienna ObjectID:  7817	Dietrichgasse 32-34 KG location : Landstrasse	In this part of Erdberg, numerous smaller plots of land came to the City of Vienna after the First World War, which they used for the construction of several smaller and medium-sized municipal buildings in the area of ​​Dietrichgasse - Hagenmüllergasse - Rüdengasse - Drorygasse - Ludwig-Koeßler-Platz (see each there). This house was built by Bruno Richter in 1926 , the portal axes are marked by expressive, dynamic bay windows.
		Municipal housing, Landstraßer Hof ObjectID:  7822	Drorygasse 6-8 KG location : Landstrasse	This courtyard, which is particularly characteristic for its crenellated roof gable, was built by Karl Badstieber in 1924/25 .
		Municipal housing, Franz-Silberer-Hof ObjectID :  7945	Drorygasse 16–18 / Kardinal-Nagl-Platz 14 KG location : Landstrasse	This courtyard, built in 1927/28 by Georg Rupprecht , which also has a front to Kardinal-Nagl-Platz, is particularly characteristic for its arched loggia axes
		Municipal housing, Erdberger Hof ObjectID:  7823	Drorygasse 19-23 KG location : Landstrasse	This courtyard, built by Karl Schmalhofer between 1921 and 1923 , is an early example of Erdberg's municipal housing. The sparse structure is concentrated on the portal axes, above the entrances there are medallions depicting workers.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  8426	Engelsberggasse 3 KG location : Landstrasse	This community housing consists (together with the house at Riesgasse 4) of two units separated by a courtyard. It was built in 1926 by Alfred Chalousch and Heinrich Schopper or Oskar Unger . Note: Identity address Riesgasse 4
		Rental house ObjektID:  7691	Engelsberggasse 4 KG location : Landstrasse	The quarter around Dannebergplatz , of which this house is an example, is a closed and largely preserved ensemble of upper-class, late-historic residential buildings, which were built after 1900 in place of the garden of the (originally Esterházy) Palais Arenberg. This house was built in 1907 by Leopold Fuchs .
		Residential wing , so-called Schubert Tower ObjectID :  8024	Erdbergstrasse 17 Location KG: Landstrasse	A small part of the courtyard wing of a house from the end of the 18th century that still exists today has a mansard roof and a small roof house. Franz Schubert lived below this in 1816 . This wing was integrated into a new residential complex in 2012. The term "Schubert Tower", which is used boldly today, is misleading because Schubert did not live in the roof house that is still visible today.
		Tram depot ObjectID :  9127	Erdbergstrasse 107–109 KG location : Landstrasse	This tram depot, which was in operation from 1901 to 1990, is now the Remise Transport Museum .
		Municipal housing, Anton-Wildgans-Hof ObjectID :  50824	Grasbergergasse 4 KG location : Landstrasse	This municipal housing , which was built by Viktor Mittag and Karl Hauschka in 1931–1933 and consists of several courtyards, is one of the last major projects in “Red Vienna” in the interwar period.
		Former Atelier of the sculptor Josef Engelhart ObjectID:  8028	Hafengasse 1a Location KG: Landstrasse	This studio was built in 1901 by Ferdinand Fellner III. Related to this is the construction of the house at Steingasse 15, which also belonged to Josef Engelhart . Both buildings have (especially in their lattice forms) echoes of Brussels Art Nouveau .
		Municipal housing, Franz-Schuster-Hof ObjectID:  7936	Hagenmüllergasse 14–16 KG location : Landstrasse	This community building was built by Alfred Kraupa in 1927/28 and is characterized by a symmetrical front accented by bay windows and raised projections.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID:  7937	Hagenmüllergasse 21-23 KG location : Landstrasse	Built by Karl Dirnhuber 1926–1928, the complex stretches around a wide courtyard and is rhythmically accentuated by reinforced concrete cover plates that have been left visible.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  7938	Hagenmüllergasse 25 KG location : Landstrasse	Built by Hugo Mayer in 1927, this community building is accentuated by risalits with small windows.
		School, Salesianum ObjectID:  8751	Hagenmüllergasse 31 KG location : Landstrasse	This boys' home of the Society of the Salesians Don Bosco (who also own the neighboring church) was built in 1908–1910 using Romanized exposed brick.
		Residential buildings, Felleis-Hof ObjectID :  7824	Hagenmüllergasse 32 KG location : Landstrasse	This community housing was built by Johann Rothmüller in 1927/28 and is characterized by its symmetrical, broad front.
		Catholic parish church, Neuerdberger parish church hl. Johannes Don Bosco ObjectID:  7788	Hagenmüllergasse 33 KG location : Landstrasse	This reinforced concrete structure was built from 1954 to 1958 according to plans by Robert Kramreiter . It consists of a basilica nave with windows on one side and a tower that also serves as a youth hostel.
		Elisabethinen's residential and commercial building ObjectID:  7825	Invalidenstrasse 13–19, unger. No. Location KG: Landstrasse	This elongated house was built by Karl Koblischek from 1932 to 1936 . It is structured by sill cornices and loggia balconies and contains a tiled picture with the old building.
		Parish Church of Our Lady Thrice Wonderful and Monastery ObjectID :  7787	Jacquingasse 12–14 KG location : Landstrasse	The monastery church at the motherhouse of the Congregation of the Daughters of Divine Love was built in the neo-Romanesque style in 1890/91 with Richard Jordan . In 1939 the church was elevated to a parish church.
		Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Nikolaus ObjectID:  7791 since 2012	Jauresgasse 2 KG location : Landstrasse	The Russian Orthodox Cathedral was built from 1893–1899 as an embassy church by Ludwig Giacomelli based on plans by Grigori Ivanovich Kotow . It is a cubic block with five towers with onion helmets. The decor follows old Russian forms. The lower church is dedicated to Alexander Nevsky .
		Former Palais Redlich ObjektID:  7697	Jauresgasse 3 KG location : Landstrasse	This palace, built by Karl König in 1900 , has neo-renaissance forms with secessionist echoes.
		Former Palais Sigray Saint-Marsan ObjectID :  7698	Jauresgasse 9 KG location : Landstrasse	Corner of Reisnerstraße 49 / Jaurèsgasse 9. This neo-renaissance style palace, consisting of two show wings, was built in 1872 by Victor Rumpelmayer and slightly modified in 1880. It houses the Iranian Embassy in Vienna .
		Anglican Church, Christ Church ObjectID:  7778 since 2012	Jauresgasse 19 KG location : Landstrasse	This small neo-Gothic brick building was built in 1875 by Victor Rumpelmayer and was traditionally the church of the British embassy. On the street side, it has an entrance portal between buttresses and pointed arched windows, while the choir has a three-part window and a sacristy as a low extension. The interior has simple neo-Gothic shapes, with a relief bust of Queen Victoria on the right wall .
		Office building for the III. District ObjectID:  7868	Karl-Borromäus-Platz 3 KG location : Landstrasse	The office building, built by Rudolf Schwanberger from 1882–1884 , forms a unit with the house behind it from 1869. To see a monumental structure with Corinthian double pilaster order towards the square, the building is kept simple on the side fronts.
		Hospital / Institution Chapel St. Elisabeth ObjectID:  8754	at Kleingasse 3, KG location : Landstrasse	This chapel of the former Mautner-Markhofschen Children's Hospital , built in 1891, is the last remaining part of the building.
		Catholic parish church, Weißgerber parish church hl. Othmar ObjectID:  7796	Kolonitzplatz 1 KG location : Landstrasse	This free - standing neo-Gothic brick building was built by Friedrich von Schmidt in 1866–1873 and replaced an older St. Margaret's Church on today's Radetzkyplatz
		Vicarage ObjectID:  7965	Kolonitzplatz 1 KG location : Landstrasse	This building, which houses both the vicarage of the Weißgerberkirche and an elementary school, was built in 1870–1872 by Georg Hausmann and Wilhelm Fraenkel . It is a counterpart to the church in its exposed brick style
		Residential house, House Stonborough-Wittgenstein ObjectID:  7695	Kundmanngasse 19 KG location : Landstrasse	This house was planned between 1926 and 1928 by the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein together with the architect Paul Engelmann , with Wittgenstein taking care of many details himself. It is therefore always brought into relation to his logical treatises (not least because of the clarity of its forms).
		Gymnasium ObjectID:  7925	Kundmanngasse 20-22 KG location : Landstrasse	This free-standing, strictly historical building block around two inner courtyards was built in 1876 as a counterpart to Palais Rasumofsky (see below, Rasumofskygasse 23-25 ), with which it is located back to back.
		Rental house, business facility, To the five lucky balls, Petrus pharmacy ObjectID:  7692	Kundmanngasse 29 KG location : Landstrasse	This building from the late 18th century corresponds to the suburban development of that time.
		Rental house ObjektID:  7700	Kundmanngasse 35 Location KG: Landstrasse	This house and its neighboring house form an ensemble of suburban houses with panel décor from the late 18th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  8281	Kundmanngasse 37 KG location : Landstrasse	This house and its neighboring house form an ensemble of suburban houses with panel décor from the late 18th century.
		Former School ObjectID:  8749	Landstraßer Gürtel 3 Location KG: Landstrasse	This building is located on the edge of the Belvedere Palace Park and is now used as a souvenir shop.
		Former Hoffmann La Roche Building, Hotel Daniel ObjectID :  8748	Landstraßer Gürtel 5 Location KG: Landstrasse	Identity address Jaquingasse 16-18. This office building, built by Georg Lippert for Hoffmann-La Roche between 1960 and 1962, stands on the site of the old Lanckoroński Palace . It has housed a hotel since 2011, and the boat sculpture that has been on the roof since 2012 is by Erwin Wurm .
		Tramway bus shelter ObjectID:  9768	opposite Landstraßer Gürtel 9–11 KG location : Landstrasse	This small tram stop is located on the Schweizergarten , across from Fasangasse. It dates from around 1910 by Christoph R. Ernst . It is the only remaining bus shelter from this period.
		Elisabethine Monastery with Church of St. Elisabeth and Spital ObjectID:  7780	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 4a KG location : Landstrasse	This baroque collegiate hospital with a collegiate church, the front of which follows the curve of the street and has a striking tower, was built by Franz Jänggl in 1711 and completely rebuilt by Franz Anton Pilgram after a flood from 1743 onwards. The monastery was rebuilt in 1779 by Josef Gerl and the hospital wing from 1834–1836 by Josef Eyselt . The interior of the monastery pharmacy is originally Baroque.
		Figure, St. Nikolaus ObjectID:  8023	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 11 Location KG: Landstrasse	The road was in earlier times as Nikolaivorstadt known which is symbolized by this figure. It comes from the previous house and was integrated into the same building when this house was built in 1991.
		Rental House ObjectID:  7705	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 13 Location KG: Landstrasse	This large, early-historic interest courtyard with flat decorative elements was built by Eduard Kuschée in 1853 . There are original door leaves in the arched portal and two groups of figures (Coronation of Mary and Trinity) from the 18th century in the driveways.
		Portal of the former shoe store Wimmer ObjectID :  130041 since 2018	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 14-16, even numbers, location KG: Landstrasse	The portal of the former shoe shop dates from the 1970s.
		Rental house, Sünnhof ObjectID :  7707	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 28 KG location : Landstrasse	The house originally dates from the 18th century, but was rebuilt and given a new facade in 1823 by Peter Gerl . It is an elongated through-house to the Ungargasse. On the arched portal there is a head of Zeus and genii twirling flowers, in the entrance there are niches with figures of Saints Florian and Sebastian.
		Residential building ObjectID:  7708	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 36 Location KG: Landstrasse	The house was built in 1785 and has a round-arched driveway that leads into an elongated courtyard wing.
		Residential building ObjectID:  7709	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 38 Location KG: Landstrasse	This house and core dates from the 17th century, but was rebuilt in the 18th century. The plaster field decor is striking.
		Catholic parish church, St. Rochus , former monastery church of the Augustinian hermits ObjectID:  7789	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 54 KG location : Landstrasse	This parish church is the rest of the abbey of the Discalced Augustinians , who were called to Vienna in 1630. After the first church was destroyed after war damage in 1683, it was rebuilt in several stages after 1681, which was completed in 1712. The executing architects were Kaspar Offel and Christian Oettl , the attribution to Anton Ospel could be based on a mix-up. The facade sculptures were created by Georg Anton Eberl . The altar painting is by Peter Strudel . In 1783 the church became a parish church.
		Rectory of the Rochuskirche, remainder of the former monastery ObjectID:  7878	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 56 Location KG: Landstrasse	The rectory of the Rochus Church is housed in this remnant of the monastery, which was closed in 1812. Two wings of the former cloister are still preserved. Note: Identity address Pfarrhofgasse 1
		Residential house, house Fernolendt ObjectID:  7710	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 74 Location KG: Landstrasse	This house was built in the late 18th century and renovated in 1804; the early historical facade dates from 1849. In the central axes there are striking arched windows. There is a wall fountain with dolphins in the courtyard.
		Residential house, to the green head ObjectID :  7702	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 106 KG location : Landstrasse	This Biedermeier suburban house was built in 1822 by Josef Klee . There is figural relief decoration on the pilaster-structured central window of the central risalite.
		Residential house, Zum Bodensee ObjektID:  7684	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 110 KG location : Landstrasse	In this area (see the two entries below) three unchanged houses from the early 19th century have been preserved as an ensemble. In this house, a scene from Lake Constance is shown above the entrance gate .
		Rental house, Zum Kometstern ObjectID :  7703	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 112 Location KG: Landstrasse	This is the middle house of an ensemble of three houses from the early 19th century. The house sign depicting a comet can be seen in the form of a relief below one of the windows.
		Rental house, Zum schwarzen Kopf ObjektID :  7704	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 114 KG location : Landstrasse	This third Biedermeier house was built in 1802. It has characteristic palmette friezes in the portal spandrels, in the bar above and in the window lunettes. The eponymous black head is a mask above the entrance.
		Sacred Heart Church and Monastery / Hospital of the Servants of the Sacred Heart of Jesus ObjectID:  7786	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 137 KG location : Landstrasse	This hospital complex with church is run by the servants of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and built between 1903 and 1906 by Gustav von Neumann . The church is built as a basilica in neo-Romanesque style and is characterized by its mighty tower facade facing Landstraßer Hauptstraße.
		Rental House, Former Sacred Heart School, Eos Cinema ObjectID :  7988	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 137a KG location : Landstrasse	The building was built by Felix Angelo Pollak in 1930/31 as a school and nurses' home; from the 1950s onwards it housed the Eos cinema for decades . The structure in factual, expressive forms is staggered around the tower-like staircase.
		Villa / Country House ObjectID:  7706	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 140–142 KG location : Landstrasse	This rustic villa in baroque-classicist forms was built in 1902 by Franz von Neumann .
		Municipal housing, Marianne-Hainisch-Hof ObjektID :  113003	Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 149 Location KG: Landstrasse	This communal residential building was built by Rudolf Perthen in 1927/28 .
		Sankt Marxer Friedhof ObjectID :  7759	Leberstrasse 6-8 Location KG: Landstrasse	The St. Marxer Friedhof is the last preserved of the communal morgues founded by Emperor Joseph II outside the line . It contains a rich collection of funerary monuments from the late 18th and early 19th centuries, especially those of important personalities from that time.
		Lady Chapel with Madonna relief, plague chapel ObjectID :  101018	Leonhardgasse (2-) 10 KG location : Landstrasse	For the image of the Virgin Mary Magna Mater Austriae , which dates from around 1700, a chapel with dedicatory inscriptions was built around 1815, which was integrated into the surrounding urban residential complex and forms a kind of niche.
		Hospital / outpatient clinic, rental house, former Svetlinsche Heilanstalt ObjektID :  7712	Leonhardgasse 3-5 KG location : Landstrasse	This three-storey building with a prestigious aedicula portal flanked by tower-like bay windows was built in 1884 by Ferdinand Seif .
		Former Veterinary College, University of Music and Performing Arts ObjectID:  7815	Linke Bahngasse 11 Location KG: Landstrasse	The University of Veterinary Medicine was located in this building until 1996 . It was built in the sober, classifying style of the court building authority in place of an older animal hospital in 1821–1823 by Johann Amann . It has a long, simple facade facing Bahngasse, behind which there is a rectangular courtyard with a few other buildings.
		Conservatory and Academy Theater ObjectID:  7682	Lothringerstraße 18 KG location : Landstraße	The university and the academy theater form a single building with the concert hall. It is a free-standing neoclassical building block that was built by Ludwig Baumann , Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer in 1912/13 in the course of the vaulting of the Vienna River . The theater was originally the theater of the university and was connected to the Burgtheater in 1924. In 1939–1941 and 1974/75 redesigns took place. The iron curtain with views of Heldenplatz comes from Franz von Zülow .
		Wiener Konzerthaus ObjectID :  10715	Lothringerstraße 20 KG location : Landstraße	The concert hall and the music academy form a uniform structure (see entry above). The decor details come from Ernst Hegenbarth , including the quote from Richard Wagner's “ Meistersinger ” on the front . The original of Caspar von Zumbusch 's Beethoven statue is in the foyer . Traditionally, there are three halls: the Great Hall , Mozart - and Schubert -Saal , since 1998 there is also the new hall .
		Löwen-Kino ObjectID :  129990 since 2014	Löwengasse 33 KG location : Landstrasse	This former cinema was built in 1922 by Alfred Mautner and Johann Rothmüller . It has a façade with notch cut decoration, in the central axis there are the reliefs of two masks and a lion.
		Residential and commercial building, Palais des Beaux-Arts ObjectID:  7713	Löwengasse 47–47a KG location : Landstrasse	Originally intended as a commercial building, this residential and office building was built by Anton and Josef Drexler in 1908/09. It uniquely combines late historical forms with decorative motifs in the manner of Franco-Belgian Art Nouveau.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID:  7828	Ludwig-Koeßler-Platz 3 KG location : Landstrasse	This community housing was built in 1926/27 by Artur Berger , Josef Berger and Martin Ziegler . The fronts, especially towards Schlachthausgasse, are rhythmized by bay windows and masonry balcony balustrades in functional, cubic forms.
		Municipal housing, Hanusch-Hof ObjectID :  7830	Ludwig-Koeßler-Platz 4 KG location : Landstrasse	The Hanuschhof was built by Robert Oerley in 1924/25 . The building is built in a triangular shape around a wide, green courtyard. Towards Dietrichgasse it is loosened up by further street courtyards and rhythmized by canters.
		Rental house, To the three pigeons ObjectID :  7918	Moroccanergasse 3 Location KG: Landstrasse	This large pre- March interest investment was set up in 1817 by Karl Ehmann for Franz von Abensberg and Traun . The house extends around two courtyards, the long front is divided by two risalits with large pilasters.
		Rental house ObjektID:  7724	Moroccanergasse 7 KG location : Landstrasse	This apartment building from the Josephinian era is equipped with panel decoration over a grooved base.
		Sofiensäle, formerly Sophienbad ObjektID :  7725	Marxergasse 17 KG location : Landstrasse	Originally built as a swimming pool, the Sofiensäle are one of the first large iron structures in Vienna. The original construction was carried out in 1845–1848 by Sicardsburg and van der Nüll , but there were extensive renovations in 1870, 1886 and above all in 1899, the current facade from this period. In 2001 the halls burned down and stood as a fire ruin for years. Since 2014 the remaining parts (front and load-bearing walls) have been integrated into a newly built residential and office building.
		City Palace, Former Palais Bourgoing, Springer, Rothschild ObjectID:  7799	Metternichgasse 8 KG location : Landstrasse	This palace, built in 1891 by Amand Louis Bauqué and Albert Pio in the form of early French classicism, is now a branch of the music university. The building is set back from the street and has a pilaster-structured central projectile with an attic floor. The interior is designed in neo-empire shapes. The entrance is through a magnificent wrought iron gate, there is a porter's house on the side. It is the second of the two palaces built by the architects on Metternichgasse for Othon de Bourgoing .
		Palais Bourgoing , university building for music and performing arts ObjectID :  50723 since 2013	Metternichgasse 12 KG location : Landstrasse	The late historic palace with a banded facade and Empire decorative elements was built in 1890 by Armand Bauqué and Albert Pio . It is the first of the two palaces built by the architects on Metternichgasse for Othon de Bourgoing .
		Municipal housing, Alice-und-Heinrich-Scheuer-Hof ObjectID :  7939	Neulinggasse 39 KG location : Landstrasse	This residential complex was built by Armand Weiser in 1930/31 . It has had its current name since 2009.
		Rental House ObjectID :  7726	Neulinggasse 52 KG location : Landstrasse	This house, built by Siegfried Drach between 1935 and 1938 , is a rare example in Vienna of an original and well-preserved functionalist building from the 1930s. Special features are the staircase clad with sheet steel and the glazed courtyard facade
		Residential and commercial building, part d. Palais Des Beaux Arts ObjectID:  8274	Paracelsusgasse 9 KG location : Landstrasse	see under Löwengasse 47-47a
		School of the City of Vienna ObjectID:  7990	Petrusgasse 10 KG location : Landstrasse	This school, built in 1910/11 by the municipal building authority, with a courtyard facing Klopsteinplatz is a monumental, block-like building with relief figures (especially St. Peter) on its front.
		Residential building ObjectID:  7967	Posthorngasse 5 KG location : Landstrasse	This Biedermeier house with relief decoration (putti and palmettes) was built by Peter Gerl in 1827 .
		Belvedere Palace including palace gardens with buildings ObjectID :  68612	Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27 KG location : Landstraße	This complex, built by Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt for Prince Eugene of Savoy , is one of the most important baroque palace buildings in Austria. The complex consists of the Upper Belvedere (built 1721–1723), the Lower Belvedere (built 1714–1716) and the palace garden in between (designed after 1700 by Dominique Girard ). The buildings now house the Austrian Belvedere Gallery .
		Swiss Embassy, ​​former riding school of the Palais Schwarzenberg ObjectID:  7853	Prinz-Eugen-Straße 7–11A KG location : Landstraße	The former riding school with farm buildings of Palais Schwarzenberg (see below) was built in 1751 by Andrea Altomonte . In 1927–1929, Karl Wilhelm Schmidt redesigned the building, but it was based on the baroque forms.
		Vienna Professional Rescue ObjectID:  7810	Radetzkystraße 1 KG location : Landstraße	The rescue center was built in 1897–1899 by Ferdinand Hrach and Franz von Gruber . The building has a front that tapers towards the Wien River with a facade tower. Halfway up there is a portrait bust of Jaromír Mundy , the founder of the rescue company.
		Wayside shrine, Holy Trinity ObjectID :  7877	at Radetzkystraße 1 KG location : Landstraße	The Holy Trinity column with the angel's head capital erected in this area in 1856 dates from 1683 and has since been restored several times. The inscription base adorned with volutes was added at the beginning of the 18th century.
		Rental House, Former Stables of the Rasumofsky Palace ObjectID:  7857	Rasumofskygasse 20, 22, 24 KG location : Landstrasse	The former stables of Palais Rasumofsky ( Rasumofskygasse 23-25 ) were built in 1803–1807, and in 1848–1854 heightened and converted into an apartment building. The front is staggered several times towards Rasumofskygasse.
		Garden Palace, Former Rasumofsky Palace ObjectID:  7694	Rasumofskygasse 23-25 KG location : Landstrasse	The palace was built in 1806 by Louis Montoyer for the ambassador of the Russian Empire, Andrei Kirillowitsch Rasumowski . It is the most important preserved classical palace building in Vienna. In terms of shape, it is a strictly cubic building block with risalits or (facing the street) with porticoes built in front of it. This is followed by a garden wing at right angles. The garden originally extended to the Danube Canal. In 1814/15 the garden wing burned down and was rebuilt in a simplified form by Joseph Meissl .
		Post office, former switchboard ObjectID :  7858	Rasumofskygasse 29 KG location : Landstrasse	The former telephone exchange was built in 1920 by Julius Müller . It is a representative building in restrained neoclassical forms. The three lower floors are grouped by pilaster strips , the upper end is formed by a wide gable.
		Rental house, Home Suisse ObjectID :  7744	Reisnerstrasse 4 Location KG: Landstrasse	This Biedermeier apartment building dates from 1826 and was built by Peter Gerl .
		Former British Embassy ObjectID:  7745	Reisnerstrasse 40 KG location : Landstrasse	The office building, which formerly belonged to the British embassy, ​​has a restrained neoclassical shape and was built by Ernst Epstein in 1913/14 . Above the portal system with Doric free columns, the floors are structured with giant Ionic pilasters. The marble-clad vestibule and the magnificent staircase are also aimed at representation.
		City Palace, Former Palais Nassau, Russian Embassy ObjectID:  7811 since 2012	Reisnerstrasse 45, 47 KG location : Landstrasse	This palace, which houses the Embassy of the Russian Federation , was built by Alois Maria Wurm-Arnkreuz in 1872 and later added a floor. It is kept in the forms of the New Vienna Renaissance . The portal porch is triaxial with side access ramps. The original furnishings have been partially preserved on the first floor.
		Former Palais Hohenberg ObjectID :  7748	Reisnerstrasse 55-57 KG location : Landstrasse	This monumental, strictly historical semi-detached house in neo-renaissance forms was built in 1873 by Wilhelm Fraenkel . The central projection is strongly structured by balconies and free columns in supraposition, the figure niches are distinctive.
		Embassy of the Republic of Croatia, Otto Wagner House ObjectID:  7921	Rennweg 3 Location KG: Landstrasse	This house originally formed an ensemble with the houses Rennweg 1a and Rennweg 5, of which this was the central and most important part. It was built after the Leibgardekaserne was demolished in 1890 and marks the transition between historicism and art nouveau in Otto Wagner's work . It was built by Wagner as a private palace and studio building. Until 2011 it housed the Serbian embassy and then the Croatian embassy.
		Guard Church , formerly the Imperial Hospital Church of the Crucified Savior ObjectID:  7782	Rennweg 5 Location KG: Landstrasse	Originally the church of the imperial court hospital and later the Leibgardekaserne , it was built by Nikolaus von Pacassi 1754–1763 in a classicist style and is considered one of his main works. The interior is in the courtly Rococo style. In 1898 Richard Jordan renovated and added a storey .
		Rental house , Gustav Mahler residential building ObjectID:  7683	Rennweg 5 Location KG: Landstrasse	This house with the main front in Auenbruggergasse forms an ensemble with the Palais Hoyos and the house Rennweg 1a, which has since been greatly changed. The facade decor is more simple but in a similar style. Gustav Mahler lived here from 1898–1909.
		Salesian Convent Mariae Visitation ObjectID:  7754	Rennweg 8–10 KG location : Landstrasse	This high baroque monastery complex with church is remarkable for its uniformity and cohesion. Originally donated in 1717 as the widow's residence of Empress Wilhelmine Amalie , the monastery and church were built by Donato Felice d'Allio in 1717–1728 . Individual modifications were carried out in 1782–1786 by Johann Ferdinand Hetzendorf von Hohenberg . The church in the main wing is set back from the street by a kind of courtyard, and its dome is visible from afar. To the west of the church is the monastery building adjoining the Belvedere area, which is still inhabited by the Salesian Sisters.
		Former Art departments of the Austrian State Printing Office ObjectID:  7750	Rennweg 12a Location KG: Landstrasse	Originally intended as an extension of the adjacent building (the former central building of the Austrian State Printing House ), the art department was built in 1907/08 by Alfred Kern . The facade has neoclassical shapes, two of the axes are raised like a pylon , provided with relief-relief kuk coats of arms and end in lattice crowns.
		Sacre Coeur Monastery Church of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus ObjectID:  7793	Rennweg 31 and 31a Location KG: Landstrasse	This church, which is inclined to Rennweg and has a high gable facade, was built in 1875–1877 by Ferdinand Zehengruber in a style based on the Italian 14th century. The older Kaunitzschlössl , which the order acquired in 1867, was included in the construction of the school (and partly also the church) . The monastery and school were built in 1872-1893.
		Rental house, house Antonöfferl ObjectID :  7753	Rennweg 56 Location KG: Landstrasse	This suburban house at that time with a baluster parapet and window lunettes was built in 1804 by Josef Adelpoldinger .
		Catholic branch church, Church of the Redeemer and former Redemptorist Convent of the Comforters of Gethsemane ObjectID:  7785	Rennweg 63, 63a KG location : Landstrasse	This former monastery church was built in 1834–1836 by Carl Roesner with the assistance of Anton Hoppe . It is simple and regular in the style of romantic historicism in early Renaissance forms. The monastery tracts were rebuilt in 1908.
		Former Riding hall of the orphanage barracks ObjectID:  7991	Rennweg 89b Location KG: Landstrasse	The orphanage on Rennweg was donated in 1742, and after several area expansions in 1767 and 1832 it was rebuilt several times. The orphanage function was given up in 1795 and the building complex was converted into an artillery barracks. For these barracks, a winter riding school was built by Sicardsburg and van der Nüll in 1854 . It is a basilically built brick building with horse reliefs.
		Catholic parish church, orphanage church Mariae Birth ObjectID:  7795	Rennweg 91 KG location : Landstrasse	Chapels were built for the orphanage founded in 1742. Today's church was built from 1768 by Thaddäus Adam Karner and Leopold Grossmann . In 1774 the interior was completed and in 1783 the church became a parish church. It is a hall building expanded by lateral conches that is stretched into the lower front of the former orphanage. The white and gold baroque-classical interior is remarkable for its uniformity.
		Vicarage ObjectID :  66107 since 2017	Rennweg 91 KG location : Landstrasse	The rectory is a remnant of the orphanage on Rennweg and was built in this form between 1759 and 1763. It is a simple eaves building with a basket arch entrance and rectangular windows with monastery bars. Note: Protected together with the orphanage church until 2017, now listed separately
		Residential building, Hainisch-Haus, Zum Goldenen Stern ObjektID:  7755	Rochusgasse 7 KG location : Landstrasse	The Biedermeier suburban house "Zum Goldenen Stern" was built in 1814, the facade was heavily modified in 1878. It was Marianne Hainisch's house .
		Municipal housing, Anton-Kohl-Hof ObjectID:  7831	Rüdengasse 8–10 KG location : Landstrasse	This community building was built in 1927/28 by Camillo Fritz Discher and Paul Gütl and named after the Viennese social democratic local politician Anton Kohl . Towards Rüdengasse it presents itself with a wide arched gate entrance, opposite to Göllnergasse it has a street courtyard.
		Uh Commercial building, House of the Chamber of Commerce ObjectID :  42673 since 2020	Rudolf-Sallinger-Platz 1 KG location : Landstrasse	The commercial building was built in 1952 on the site of the Palais Modena-Este, which was demolished in 1916, by Carl Appel and served as the headquarters of the commercial section of the Vienna Chamber of Commerce until 2018.
		Fortifications, remains of the line wall ObjectID:  8019	Circular route location KG: Landstrasse	The line wall was built in the years after 1704 as a palisade-reinforced earth wall to protect the suburbs against the Kuruzzen and in 1738 it was also lined with bricks. It not only served as Vienna's second defense system, but also as a customs border. Therefore, it was only razed after 1890, when the decision had been made to incorporate the suburbs. There are two out of three relics in the third district.
		Former Palais Schnapper-Weisweiler ObjectID :  7757	Salesianergasse 3a Location KG: Landstrasse	This is the smaller, older and still preserved part of the Palais Schnapper-Weisweiler . It was built in 1891 by Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer in a late historical form (based on the model of French hotels of the 17th century).
		Rental house ObjektID:  7972	Salesianergasse 10 KG location : Landstrasse	This additively structured house was built in 1859 and has double corner axes and simple window frames.
		Residential building ObjectID:  7756	Salmgasse 8 KG location : Landstrasse	This palace-like structure was built by Josef Gerl in 1821 and given a neo-baroque facade in 1885. The mansard roof has an ornamental gable and mask, the window grilles and the fence are made of wrought iron.
		Residential building, wagoner's house ObjectID:  7758	Schimmelgasse 3 Location KG: Landstrasse	This house is one of the remains of the original development of the quarter around Paulusplatz (Paulusgasse and Schimmelgasse), which was planned around 1820. A striking feature of this house is the basket arch gate.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  128319	Schlachthausgasse 44 KG location : Landstrasse	This communal residential building was built in 1938 by Otto Nadel .
		Municipal Housing ObjectID:  7942	Schrottgasse 10–12 KG location : Landstrasse	This simple and functional community building was built in 1927/28 by Walter Sobotka . It is built in a U-shape around a courtyard and has its main entrance on Klopsteinplatz.
		Jet fountain ObjectID:  7916	Schwarzenbergplatz location KG: Landstrasse	The fountain was opened in 1873 by its builder Anton Gabrielli on the occasion of the construction of the first high spring water pipeline . In 1906 it was transformed into a light fountain.
		Russian Monument, Liberation Monument , Heroes Monument of the Red Army ObjectID :  128304	Schwarzenbergplatz location KG: Landstrasse	The monument was erected in Vienna in 1945 by the Soviet occupying forces. The architect was SG Jakowlew , the sculptor MA Intesarjan . It stands directly behind the fountain and is aligned with the main axis of Schwarzenbergplatz. On a multi-tiered base stands the gold-colored figure of a Soviet soldier with a flag and shield (on which the coat of arms of the Soviet Union can be seen), behind which a stone colonnade extends in a semicircle, on which figures of soldiers can also be seen. Both on the base and on the colonnade there are inscriptions in Russian that commemorate the Soviet fallen in World War II.
		Administration / office building, House of Industry ObjectID :  7802 since 2015	Schwarzenbergplatz 4 KG location : Landstrasse	The monumental late historical building was built by Karl König in 1909 . The four-storey office building is free on three sides, one edge facing the Heumarkt is rounded. The front is in neo-baroque forms with imperial connotations, the risalits are raised by vase-covered parapets connected to balustrades, in the cartouche above the central risalit there is the relief Allegory of Industry . The foyer has a magnificent staircase, the pilaster-structured ballroom with a coffered ceiling is one of the most splendid furnishings in the Ringstrasse zone.
		Stadtpalais, Palais Fanto , former Austrian brandy monopoly ObjectID :  7685	Schwarzenbergplatz 6 KG location : Landstrasse	This monumental free-standing block was built in 1917/18 by Ernst Gotthilf-Miskolczy and Alexander Neumann . The main accent goes to Schwarzenbergplatz with the domed corner solution, which has a colossal Ionic order of columns. From 1922–1998 the Austrian liquor monopoly was housed here, and since then it has been the seat of the Arnold Schönberg Center, among other things .
		Entire complex, Palais Schwarzenberg , former Palais Mansfeld-Fondi ObjectID :  41010	Schwarzenbergplatz 9 KG location : Landstrasse	One of the most important baroque garden palaces in Vienna, it is an early work and the first building by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt in Vienna. In 1697 Heinrich Franz von Mansfeld gave a garden palace in Auftreg, and the unfinished building was sold to Adam Franz von Schwarzenberg after the client's death in 1715 . The building was continued in 1720–1726 by Johann Bernhard and Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach . It is a one and a half storey palace with a courtyard and gate. The frescoes inside, especially in the dome, are by Daniel Gran .
		Remnants of the line wall ObjectID:  8020	Schweizergarten location KG: Landstrasse	See the entry under circular route
		Rental House ObjectID :  7882	Sechskrügelgasse 6 KG location : Landstrasse	This former suburban house with a grid-like structure and panel decoration was built in 1807.
		Spiegelmacherhaus ObjectID:  7880	Siegelgasse 1 Location KG: Landstrasse	The core of this house dates from the 17th century, in the 3rd quarter of the 18th century several wings were combined and faced together. Another extension took place around 1800. The main front has grooves and latticed parapet lattice windows, otherwise (especially in the long front to Salmgasse) it shows plate decor.
		Rental House ObjectID:  7761	Stammgasse 12 Location KG: Landstrasse	Heimito von Doderer's birthplace is a monumental late historical tenement house with giant Ionic pilasters, braid and mask decorations. It was built by Max Ferstel in 1894 .
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  125887	Strohgasse 14f Location KG: Landstrasse	Ident Adresse Grimmelshausengasse 14. This communal residential building was built in 1949/50 by Anton Brenner and his son of the same name .
		Workers ' health insurance fund of the merchants' union ObjektID:  7832	Strohgasse 28 KG location : Landstrasse	This representative, functional functional building was built in 1926/27 by Fritz Judtmann and Egon Riss . The protruding third storey around the rounded building edge is striking.
		Rental house, Traunsches Haus ObjektID:  7854	Traungasse 1 KG location : Landstrasse	The Traunsche Haus, whose complex also includes the former apartment building of the widows 'and orphans' society at Salesianergasse 8, is a large and multi- courtyard apartment building in the pre- March period. It was built in 1837/38 by Franz Ehmann for the Counts Abensberg-Traun . Towards the Traungasse there is a long front with a flat risalite and a large Ionic order of pilasters; there is a passage towards the Salesianergasse.
		Elisabethinen-Zinshaus ObjektID:  7865	Ungargasse 3 KG location : Landstrasse	This typical Biedermeier interest barracks with grooved corner axes and flat pilaster strips was built in 1837.
		Rental house, To the beautiful slave / Beethoven house ObjectID:  7762	Ungargasse 5 KG location : Landstrasse	Essential parts of Beethoven's 9th Symphony were written in this house, a memorial plaque has been commemorating this since 1924. The house itself was built in 1801/02.
		Rental house to the white eagle ObjectID:  7866 since 2016	Ungargasse 9 KG location : Landstrasse	The early historical apartment building was built by Eduard Frauenfeld in 1859 . The three-part, two-fold front has rich, small-scale relief decoration, the wooden door is original.
		Pavilion / garden shed ObjectID :  7773	at Ungargasse 39-41 KG location : Landstrasse	In the courtyard of the house at Ungargasse 39 there is a pavilion with a mansard roof from around 1800.
		Residential and commercial building, House Portois & Fix / Fabianihaus ObjektID :  7763	Ungargasse 59-61 KG location : Landstrasse	This is one of the most important works of Otto Wagner's school and one of the most important works by Max Fabiani in Vienna. It was built in 1899/1900. The facade tiling is striking, the fine color gradations of which result in a geometric pattern.
		Former Outbuilding of the kk Equitation Institute ObjectID :  8431	Ungargasse 60 Location KG: Landstrasse	This remainder of the riding school complex was built in 1850 as part of the military riding school housed in the Palais Harrach . In 1988 it was partially demolished and the remaining parts were converted into a hotel.
		Januarius Chapel ObjectID:  7783	at Ungargasse 69, KG location : Landstrasse	This chapel is now integrated into the Ungargasse school center . It was built in 1734/35 by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt as part of the expansion of the Harrach Palace for Aloys Thomas Raimund von Harrach . This served as a riding school from 1866 and was badly damaged in the Second World War. Only the chapel was reconstructed, the rest was demolished in 1968.
		Main customs office station, administration building ObjectID:  7890	at Untere Viaduktgasse 4a, KG location : Landstrasse	This now vacant building is the last relic of the Hauptzollamt station, completed in 1859 (on the site of today's Wien Mitte station ).
		Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Sava ObjectID:  8670	Veithgasse 3 KG location : Landstrasse	The chapel was built by Heinrich Wagner in 1890–1893, together with the house in which it is integrated . It is located in the right part of the building and forms a hall with an apse and an entrance gallery. The interior, especially the iconostasis , is richly decorated.
		Residential building ObjectID :  7774	Veithgasse 11 KG location : Landstrasse	This strictly historical apartment building in the forms of the New Vienna Renaissance is a major work by Andreas Streit and was built in 1876/77. The Y-shaped entrance and the round staircase, which was inspired by Bramante's Vatican equestrian staircase, are remarkably elaborate .
		Former Regional Financial Directorate ObjectID:  7800	Vordere Zollamtsstrasse 3 Location KG: Landstrasse	The former Finanzlandesdirektion was established by Paul Sprenger in 1841–1847 and, together with buildings no. 5 & 7, forms an ensemble of Aryan functional buildings that develop monumental representativeness across the Vienna River . This building was built in the late classicist forms of the court building authority on a strictly regular floor plan. The portal zone has two Tuscan columns presented to the side, above which are allegorical statues by Josef Klieber , representing traffic, industry, trade and commerce.
		Office building of the Regional Financial Directorate ObjectID :  7887	Vordere Zollamtsstrasse 5 KG location : Landstrasse	This official building was built in 1897/98 by the kuk Dicasterial-Gebäude-Direction and is approximated to the shape of the Sprenger building at No. 3 .
		Official building ObjectID :  7886	Vordere Zollamtsstrasse 7 KG location : Landstrasse	The third of these official buildings was built by Alois Schumacher in 1895–1901 and has a narrow front facing the river with a large Corinthian half-column arrangement.
		Former War Department Marine Section ObjectID:  7885	Vordere Zollamtsstrasse 9 KG location : Landstrasse	This monumental Aryan building was built in 1906 by Ettore Fenderl and Theodor Bach and connects to the three other official buildings. The décor is richer towards the river and its partly baroque and partly secessionist forms are concentrated on the first floor. At this height there are also coats of arms depicting ports of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
		Rental house ObjektID:  7777	Vordere Zollamtsstrasse 11 Location KG: Landstrasse	This building in the form of the Wiener Werkstätte was built in 1907 by Arthur Baron and is an example of the lavish furnishing of a bourgeois apartment building at that time, especially in its foyer and staircase. It is rhythmically structured by flat bay windows and balconies as well as by plaited and vase decor.
		Zentral-Viehmarkt St. Marx - Portal ObjektID :  7775	Former central cattle market in Sankt Marx , Viehmarktgasse KG location : Landstrasse	The gate entrance led from Viehmarktgasse into the Central Livestock Market St. Marx . It depicts a Hungarian steppe cattle with a shepherd and a Pinzgauer cattle with a journeyman butcher and comes from Anton Schmidgruber .
		Zentral-Viehmarkt St. Marx - Cattle Hall ObjectID:  7776	former central cattle market Sankt Marx , Karl-Farkas-Gasse 19 KG location : Landstrasse	The remarkably generously dimensioned cattle hall is the first wrought iron construction in Vienna, which was built by G. Zampis in 1879–1883 . It has a basilical section: the roofed central street dominates the two side areas. It is currently operated as an event building (" Marx Halle ").
		Zentral-Viehmarkt St. Marx - Party building 2 ObjektID:  19014	Former central cattle market in Sankt Marx , Viehmarktgasse / Helmut-Qualtinger-Gasse, KG location : Landstrasse	The preserved old stock of the St. Marx Central Cattle Market consists of several administration buildings in brick style, which were built by Rudolf Frey in 1879–1883 . The building shown stands next to the main gate and is towered over by a building on the Campus Vienna Biocenter .
		Zentral-Viehmarkt St. Marx - Administration Building ObjectID :  19015	Former central cattle market in Sankt Marx , Maria-Jacobi-Gasse 2 KG location : Landstrasse	The Media Quarter Marx is now housed in the administration building, also built between 1879 and 1883, a brick building with neo-renaissance forms .
		Zentral-Viehmarkt St. Marx - Party building 3 ObjektID :  19016	Former central cattle market in Sankt Marx , Karl-Farkas-Gasse 18 KG location : Landstrasse	This building was also built by Rudolf Frey in 1879–1883 ​​(see above, party building 2 ).
		Zentral-Viehmarkt St. Marx - Bank building ObjectID :  19017	former central cattle market in Sankt Marx , Karl-Farkas-Gasse 16 KG location : Landstrasse	This building was also built by Rudolf Frey in 1879–1883 ​​(see above, party building 2 ).
		Pedestrian bridge, Reitschulsteg ObjectID:  10538	Location KG: Landstrasse	This iron construction over the connecting railway at Jaurèsgasse was built in 1907.
		Flak towers in the Arenbergpark ObjektID:  7801	Location KG: Landstrasse	The flak towers in Arenbergpark were built in 1942/43 under the direction of Friedrich Tamms and consist of a command tower and a combat tower.
		Figure, Scherzo group ObjectID:  7856	In the Modenapark location KG: Landstrasse	Above a stone pedestal with two seated fauns, a boy playing chinella with two panthers is depicted in bronze . The sculpture was created by Josef Müllner in 1913 and was in Arenbergpark until 1948.
		Brunnen, Karl-Borromäus-Brunnen ObjectID:  7869	At Karl-Borromäus-Platz KG location : Landstrasse	The fountain dedicated to St. Charles Borromeo was created on the occasion of Karl Lueger's birthday 1904–1909 by the architect Jože Plečnik and the sculptor Josef Engelhart .
		Arsenal, warehouse / magazine ObjectID :  112596	Location KG: Landstrasse	The two block-like, five-storey warehouses were built at the beginning of the 20th century. The reinforced concrete buildings have a functional structure and flat hip roofs. Inside halls in an earlier reinforced concrete construction, access is via staircases on the side. See also entry “Arsenal” ( Arsenalstrasse, Ghegastrasse, Lilienthalgasse ).

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:

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

literature

• DEHIO Vienna - II.–IX. and XX. District. Schroll, Vienna 1993, ISBN 3-7031-0680-8 .

Web links

Commons : Listed Objects in Landstrasse  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Works of art in public space and architecture on the pages of the Vienna Cultural Property Register

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Vienna - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ^ Géza Hajós & Eckart Vancsa: The profane buildings of the III., IV. And V district, Austrian Art Topography Volume XLIV, Verlag Anton Schroll & Co., Vienna 1980, p. 33
3. ↑ entry about Ernst in AzW architects lexicon. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.
4. ↑ Entry on Kuschée in the AzW Architects Dictionary. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.
5. ^ Friedrich Achleitner : Austrian Architecture in the 20th Century, Volume III / 1, Residenz Verlag, Salzburg and Vienna, 1990, p. 127
6. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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