Last Updated on May 2, 2024 by gregor
Welcome Vienna, 🇦🇹 🌟 Palais Liechtenstein Garden Palace Tour 🌟
Let’s take a virtual walking tour through LIECHTENSTEIN GARDENPALAIS PARK on a Sunday afternoon.
In the middle of Vienna, there is a stately garden palace, which is of outstanding interest to only a few tourists. The property with its extensive park can look back on a long history and houses one of the largest private collections in the world. https://www.palaisliechtenstein.com/
Quick Information Liechtenstein Gardenpalais in Vienna.
Address: Fürstengasse 11090 Wien
- https://www.palaisliechtenstein.com
- https://www.facebook.com/palaisliechtenstein/
- +43-1-319 57 67-0
- [email protected]
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How to get there
- U-Bahn: U4 Rossauer Lände
- Tramway: D Bauernfeldplatz
- Bus: 40A Bauernfeldplatz
Gardenpalais Liechtenstein PUBLIC GUIDED TOURS + Tickets
in German language only
The private art collection of the Prince von und zu Liechtenstein contains masterpieces from the early Renaissance to the Biedermeier era.
Book yourself a ticket for a public guided tour at the Liechtenstein GARDEN PALACE and at the CITY PALACE on selected Fridays (Registration required!). The public guided tours are held in German only.
An English audio guide is available for free:
Audioguide Hearonymus GARDEN PALACE
Audioguide Hearonymus CITY PALACE
The presentation in the GARDEN PALACE shows masterpieces from the early Renaissance to the High Baroque era, including works by Peter Paul Rubens, Rembrandt, Anthony van Dyck, Lukas Cranach the Elder, Frans Hals, and Raphael, as well as the Badminton Cabinet, the most expensive piece of furniture in the world. Of equal art-historical importance is the collection of Italian bronzes, the focus of which lies in masterpieces of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. In addition to these outstanding paintings and sculptures, the Princely Collections also contain important holdings of pietra dura objects, porcelain, tapestries, and ivories, all of which once graced the castles and palaces owned by the family.
Since April 2013 paintings and furniture from one of the most productive and independent periods in the history of Viennese art, the, in the case of Vienna, almost inseparable Neoclassicism and Biedermeier era, are on view in the newly renovated Liechtenstein CITY PALACE, including masterpieces from the works of Friedrich von Amerling, Friedrich Gauermann and Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller. Prince Hans-Adam II von und zu Liechtenstein today owns one of the richest collections of Viennese Biedermeier art, including paintings, watercolors, and furniture together with major holdings of porcelain.
Buy Tickets for the Liechtenstein Garden Palace in Vienna: https://www.palaisliechtenstein.com/en/visits/public-guided-tours.html?start=1
Liechtenstein Gardenpalais – Back Side of the Garden
NEW! Advent market in the Palais Liechtenstein
Vienna has one more Christmas market in the Palais Liechtenstein Garden Palace!
The garden palace of the Princely Liechtenstein family in the 9th district in Vienna offers a unique backdrop for a special kind of Christmas magic. Through the magnificent entrance gate at Fürstengasse 1, the world opened up to our contemplative Advent market. The Christmas market will also take place at the new location in 2022: from November 18 to December 23, 2022, we look forward to your visit!
The scent of Christmas biscuits, punch & mulled wine, and roasted almonds, then waft through the park again. Around 25 exhibitors invite you to stroll, stroll and taste handicrafts, traditional items, jewelry, and all sorts of lovely things in lovingly decorated huts. Ideal for getting the first Christmas presents. Huts with food and drink provide visitors with local delicacies and winter drinks. A highlight for the little ones is the historic little horse carousel by Freddy the carousel.
Lichtenstein Garden Palace – Back Side to the Garden
The Liechtenstein Palace is located in the 9th district of Vienna, at Fürstengasse 1 between Liechtensteinstrasse and Porzellangasse.
A few meters to the south is the Lycée français de Vienne.
To the west, you can find the famous Strudlhofstiege and to the north the Franz Josefs Bahnhof.
A few hundred meters to the east lies the Rossauer Lände on the Danube Canal and its summer relaxation area “Summerstage”.
The Liechtenstein Garden Palace is open for guided tours on two to three Fridays per month. Audio guides in English are available as a free smartphone app. Tickets for public tours can be found on the Liechtenstein Palace website.
While visiting a concert by the Vienna Hofburg Orchestra, you will also have the opportunity to admire the wonderful frescoes and ceiling paintings on the ground floor and the concert hall.
Both the Liechtenstein Garden Palace and the Liechtenstein City Palace, have been in the possession of the Princely Liechtenstein Family for over 300 years.
The Liechtenstein Garden Palace with its magnificent Hercules Hall and the spacious baroque garden has been available as an event location for weddings, congresses, and gala dinners since the beginning of 2012.
Also, the traditional New Year’s Eve and New Year’s concert by the Vienna Hofburg Orchestra take place here.
The next underground station is the “Roßauer Lände” on the U4 line. From there it is approx. 500m through the tranquil Servitenviertel to the Liechtenstein Palace.
Another option is to take tram line 1 or D. From the tram station “Seegasse” it is approx. 200m to the entrance of the Palais.
If you arrive by car, there is a paid parking garage at Bauernfeldplatz, 1090 Vienna. From there you can reach the palace after approx. 100 meters.
Viennese taxis can be found all over the city or on the telephone numbers: +43 1 31 300; +43 1 60 160; +43 1 40 100.
Gardenpalais Liechtenstein in Vienna, Sideview and Cafe
