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Altes Bahnhofsgebäude Klein-Schwechat

Step back in time at the Altes Bahnhofsgebäude Klein-Schwechat, a historic railway station that once served the Kaiserebersdorf area. This charming 19th-century building, with its weathered brick facade and old-world architectural details,

Antonio Salieri 1750-1825

A memorial to Antonio Salieri, the influential Italian composer and Kapellmeister who shaped Viennese classical music. Despite popular myths, he was a mentor to Beethoven, Schubert, and Liszt, and a rival to Mozart in a complex artistic lan

Barbara Prammer

Barbara Prammer is celebrated for her leadership in advancing gender equality and civic participation in Vienna. This tribute reflects her legacy through thoughtful design that balances remembrance with accessibility, encouraging visitors t

Brigitte Kowanz 1957-2022

This tribute honors Austrian artist Brigitte Kowanz, whose experimental photography and conceptual works reshaped postwar visual culture. Her bold compositions and intimate portraiture reveal a sharp eye for texture, light, and psychologica

Camillo Sitte

Named for the influential Viennese planner Camillo Sitte, this spot embodies principles of harmonious urban design where function meets aesthetic rhythm. The area’s layout emphasizes pedestrian comfort, coherent sightlines, and green interl

Carl von Ghega

This monument commemorates Carl von Ghega, the brilliant engineer who designed the Semmering Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The bust honors his pioneering spirit and technical ingenuity, which overcame daunting Alpine terrain. Locat

Claudia Heill

This memorial honors Claudia Heill, an Austrian judoka who won a silver medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics. Her achievements inspired a generation of athletes in Austria and beyond. Located in Favoriten, the site celebrates her dedication, s

Curd Jürgens

This monument celebrates Curd Jürgens, the internationally acclaimed Austrian actor known for his commanding presence in film and theater. The bronze bust conveys his sophisticated and charismatic persona, reflecting a career that spanned d

Denkmal für 1022 jugoslawische Kämpfer

This monument commemorates 1,022 Yugoslav fighters who lost their lives in the struggle against fascism during World War II. It stands as a powerful symbol of international solidarity and sacrifice. The stark, imposing design evokes the gra

Denkmal für die Opfer des Februar 1934 (Exekutive)

This memorial commemorates the victims of February 1934, a pivotal moment in Austria’s struggle for democracy and social rights. The sculpture conveys solemn dignity through restrained forms and carefully balanced proportions, emphasizing m

Dr. Emil und Rosa Holub

This memorial honors Dr. Emil Holub, a renowned Czech-Austrian explorer and naturalist, and his wife Rosa. Emil Holub is famous for his extensive expeditions in Africa, contributing greatly to ethnography and natural sciences. The monument

Dr. Helmut Zilk

This site commemorates Dr. Helmut Zilk, the esteemed former mayor of Vienna who played a pivotal role in shaping the city's modern identity. His tenure was marked by cultural flourishing and urban development, earning him widespread respect

Dr. Marietta Blau 1894-1970

This location marks the birthplace of Dr. Marietta Blau, a visionary physicist whose groundbreaking work in nuclear physics and particle detection laid essential foundations for modern science. Despite facing significant political obstacles

Ehrenstätte der Toten des Zweiten Weltkriegs

Nestled in the quiet district of Simmering, this solemn monument honors the memory of those who perished in World War II. The stark, contemplative design invites visitors to pause and reflect on the immense human cost of conflict. Surrounde

Eisenbahnmuseum Schwechat

Housed in a historic railway depot just outside Vienna, the Eisenbahnmuseum Schwechat is a living tribute to Austria’s golden age of rail travel. The museum’s sprawling yard is filled with meticulously restored steam locomotives, vintage ca

Elfriede Ott 1925-2019

A memorial honoring Elfriede Ott, the cherished Austrian actress and singer whose career graced both stage and screen for over seven decades. Born in 1925, she was celebrated for her elegant performances and contributions to Viennese operet

Ernst Jandl und Friederike Mayröcker

This dual monument honors Ernst Jandl and Friederike Mayröcker, two giants of Austrian literature. Located in Favoriten, it celebrates their innovative contributions to poetry and experimental writing. The sculpture captures the dynamic int

Familie G. W. Pabst

This memorial recognizes the Pabst family’s contributions to civic life and charitable endeavors. Placed within reach of everyday pedestrians, it reinforces the idea that remembrance does not require grandeur—only sincerity. In Favoriten, s

Franz West

Franz West, a leading figure in contemporary art known for his unique 'Adaptives' sculptures, was born in this dynamic district. His playful yet profound approach to form challenged traditional boundaries between viewer and artwork, leaving

Franz von Suppè

A tribute to Franz von Suppè, the prolific composer whose operettas and overtures, like 'Poet and Peasant', captivated 19th-century Vienna. This marker in Favoriten acknowledges his role in shaping the city's musical identity. His works rem

Friedrich Mohs

This monument commemorates Friedrich Mohs, the geologist who developed the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. Located in Favoriten, it honors his significant contribution to the field of mineralogy. The memorial serves as an educational landma

Friedrich Zawrel

Friedrich Zawrel, a survivor of Nazi medical experiments and a prominent activist, is remembered in Favoriten for his courageous fight for justice. The memorial serves as a poignant reminder of the atrocities of the past and the resilience

Funeral Museum

Located in Vienna's Favoriten district, the Funeral Museum offers a profound and often contemplative journey into the rituals surrounding death and remembrance. Its curated collection showcases an array of historical coffins, mourning attir

Gedenkstätte für die Opfer des 15. und 16. Juli 1927

Nestled in the quiet district of Simmering, this solemn monument commemorates the tragic events of July 15 and 16, 1927, when protests at the Vienna Palace of Justice turned deadly. The stark, contemplative design invites visitors to reflec

Gert Jonke

György Ligeti

Hans Moser 1880-1964

Hedy Lamarr (Hedwig Kiesler) 1914-2000

Hl. Jakobus

Honor Grave for the Dead of the Second World War

Hugo Portisch 1927-2021

Johann Strauss II

Johann Strauss Vater

Johanna Dohnal

Josef Reiter

Josefine Gallmeyer

Judith Holzmeister

Kriegerdenkmal (Plastik »Klagende Mutter«)

Kugelkreuz

Leberberg

Linienamt Kaiser-Ebersdorf

Ludwig Boltzmann 1844-1906

Manfred Deix 1949-2016

Markus Prachensky

Mausoleum Familie Dreher

Max Böhm 1916-1982

Memorial Grave for the Victims of the Körting Disaster

Memorial for the Victims of July 15 and 16, 1927

Memorial to the Children Murdered at the Nazi Euthanasia Facility 'Am Spiegelgrund'

Memorial to the Victims Who Fought for a Free Austria, 1934–1945

Memorial to the Victims of the Czechoslovak Resistance

Memorial to the Victims of the Ringtheater Fire

Monument to the Victims of the March Revolution of 1848

Mozart Memorial

National Memorial to the Victims of the Nazi Regime

Paul Hörbiger

Professor Herbert Prikopa

Präsidentengruft

Robert Fuchs

Robert und Einzi Stolz

Russian Cemetery

Schloss Altkettenhof

Schloss Kaiserebersdorf

Schloss Rothmühle

Schloss Thürnlhof

Sowjetisches Kriegerdenkmal

Stefania-Roxana

Theo Lingen

Thurnmühle

Udo Jürgens

Willi Resetarits 1948-2022

Napoleon's Headquarters 1809

Rotating Color Disc

Anatomiegedenkstätte