garden in Vienna City

Burggarten Vienna

Also known as Burggarten

The Burggarten in Vienna was the private garden of the Habsburg emperors until 1919, when the new Austrian Republic opened it to the public. The marble Mozart memorial is here, and the Art Nouveau Palmenhaus from 1901 is now a cafe and butterfly house.

The Burggarten is Vienna’s former imperial private garden, opened to the public in 1919, sitting between the Hofburg and the Ringstrasse. The Art Nouveau Palmenhaus (1901) houses a cafe and tropical butterfly house. Free entry; Palmenhaus and Schmetterlinghaus have their own hours and prices. The Mozart memorial is in the garden. U-Bahn Karlsplatz, or short walk from the Albertina.

Type
garden
Destination
Vienna City
Cost
Free to visit
Founded
1919
Era
Art Nouveau
Address
Josefsplatz 1, 1010 Wien, 1010 Vienna
Coordinates
48.2044, 16.3659
Official website
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