Monuments to visit Austria

A round-shape, deeply influenced by oriental art, including Marie-Thérèse Fond, he was also the theatre of historic events: on 11 November 1918, the last emperor of Austria-Hungary, Charles, signed his surrender and gave up the exercise of power. The monarchy was coming to an end. Many other cabinets, very intimate, are inspired by their decoration of Oriental art. The million wood wood panelling of the Million (so called the value estimated in guilders at the time), with an invaluable value of Indian and boxers miniatures offer an example of the most successful rococo. Thoroughness and patisserie are not empty words here. We can also see the work firms of Napoleon who, on two occasions, made Schönbrunn its headquarters during the Austrian campaigns of 1805 and 1809. Schönbrunn was the scene of the tragic end of the Aiglon. The frescoes of the ceilings are the work of Gregorio Guglielmi.

In the Orangerie, every evening, concerts in the costumes of Mozart and Strauss are celebrated. In addition, the long building in the large stained glass bays houses in its adjacent end the theatre theatre (open in the afternoon).

At the huge complex of the inter-national city, the turn of the century was built at the turn of the millennium to celebrate the city's entry into the third millennium and become the highest building in the city (more than 100 m) after the nearby television tower, the Donau Turm which peaked at 170 m., thanks to two powerful elevators. At the top, a revolving panoramic restaurant offers, in addition to a splendid view, honest cuisine at moderate prices.

On the other side of the new Danube, this complex was opened in the late 1970 s. VIC hosts UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime), IAEA (IAEA) (International Atomic Energy Agency), CTBTO (Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization), UNIDO (UNIDO) (United Nations Industrial Development Organization), INCB (INCB) (International Narcotics Control Board)) and UNHCR (Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees).

A municipal residential complex, it is in fact a former industrial complex brilliantly transformed into housing. Characteristic by its red colour, it is designed around a home with a private swimming pool, the heart of a building that wants community.