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Building on history: The stylish turn-of-the-century town house has become a three-part overall composition. Original details – the façade and roof gables bear witness to the building culture of the well-to-do bourgeoisie of the late Gründerzeit – have been enhanced with contemporary accents and let the town house shine in a successful symbiosis.
Schönbrunner Allee, originally called Hofallee, was laid out as a connecting road between Schönbrunn Palace and Hetzendorf Palace. Living up to its name, it is lined with trees from here to there. The beauty of the villas and the gardens behind them shimmers through the canopy of leaves along the roadside.
Beyond the imperial summer residence lies Hetzendorf Palace, a Baroque palace whose less important rooms now serve the Vienna Fashion School. In 1742 it was purchased by the Imperial-Royal Court Chamber for Maria Theresa, who had the building expanded into a palace.
Impressive are the banqueting hall, the allegories of the four elements by Daniel Gran, the Mirror Gallery with its portrait paintings, and the Japanese Room and the Writing Room of Archduchess Zita. A palace chapel is also located in the palace.
…this is how it all began in the year 1619. Emperor Matthias is said to have discovered an artesian spring while hunting at the time. In the 18th century, the imperial summer residence was then built for Maria Theresa. When the French occupied Vienna, Napoleon stayed in the house (1805 and 1809).
Here the “Treaty of Schönbrunn” between Prussia and France was signed, as well as the even more important “Peace of Schönbrunn” between France and Austria.
The story of Franz and Sisi made even bigger waves. Most of the palace functions as a museum, and the entire grounds including the park, zoo, and Gloriette are among Vienna’s most visited sights. But its function as a local recreation area is also remarkable – there is even a swimming pool on the property. Those who prefer to enjoy peace and quiet come in the early morning hours to admire the Baroque ensemble and the idyllic garden landscape.
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