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The 25hours Hotel Vienna at MuseumsQuartier is their stage. The Augsburg-based design team, Dreimeta, led by Armin Fischer breathes new life into dreams and sensations. You won’t find anything clichée here. Sexy and surprising, surreal and exotic: Vibrant colours, unique vintage finds and exclusive wallpaper by the Berlin-based illustrator, Olaf Hayek shape the design of the 183 guest rooms and 34 suites. The crowning glory: The roof terrace famous across the city with a spectacular view of Vienna and the MuseumsQuartier with the best drinks in the city. In the RIBELLI restaurant, antipasti from our own in-house salumeria, Neapolitan pizzas and traditional dishes hot from the oven are served.
"Ankerbrotfabrik" was founded in 1891 and was the biggest bakery in Europe during the interwar period.
On the ground of the old, abandoned part of the fabric you can find a loft project, that provides halls, galeries, ateliers, show rooms and offices.
Area: 16.000m2, former Anker-Expedithall: 2.200m2 (without any pillars).
Build in 1908, the former slaughterhouse works as a venue for cultural and social activities since 1976. In the diverse program of the Arena Wien you will find concerts, international top-acts, parties, festivals, open airs, stand up comedy, theatre and open air cinemas and more.
Various event rooms, a big concert hall, two small concert rooms, a bar, an administration building, a storage hall with parking opportunities for big trucks and a large yard for open air shows.
Old brick walls, partly painted by international graffiti artists.
The “Aula der Wissenschaften” has always been a meeting place and a place to share knowledge. Dating back to the 17th century, the building with its lecture halls was originally used by the university. At the top floor, the early baroque building has accommodated the impressive hall of the Jesuit theatre from the very beginning. During the 18th century the “Wiener Zeitung”– the oldest daily newspaper in the world – had its editorial department on these highly traditional premises, and also the Austrian State Printing House had its home there. After the renovation and restoration of the building (2003 – 2006), the historic premises, with their pillars, arches and vaulted ceilings, have retained their natural atmosphere, while intensifying the dialogue with the present. Spacious glass surfaces provide the kind of transparency that is also inherent in state-of-the-art science: progressive, open, an escape from the elitist, intellectual ivory tower.
Surrounded by modern architecture, only 7 minutes from the city center and a few minutes' walk from the Danube and the Danube Park: as Austria's largest conference center, the Austria Center Vienna offers space for over 20,000 people and has 24 halls for 100 to 4,320 people, 180 meeting rooms and 26,000 m² of exhibition space.
Schloss Schönbrunn palace is just around the corner from Parkhotel Schönbrunn, and the Vienna zoo is practically the hotel’s front yard. This deluxe hotel is a unique combination of Viennese flair, influences from imperial times and modern comfort.
Guests of Emperor Franz Joseph used to reside and dine at Parkhotel Schönbrunn when they had to wait for an audience with the Emperor. After two years of renovation work, the hotel today offers a top-quality experience, beautifully “packaged” in a castle-like hotel.
Its excellent location next to Schloss Schönbrunn and vicinity to the underground station as well as its distinctive imperial atmosphere make this hotel unique in Vienna.
Since 1965, the Film Museum's retrospective programs have taken place at the Museum's own screening venue, located in the Albertina building behind Vienna's State Opera. In the fall of 1989, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the institution, the Film Museum inaugurated its "Invisible Cinema." Based on a concept by Peter Kubelka that was first realized in New York at the Anthology Film Archives in 1970, the Invisible Cinema, with its all black design, serves as a "viewing and listening machine," permitting viewers to focus their concentration with utmost intensity on the film being shown.
Following a period of extensive renovation and expansion at the hands of architects Friedrich Mascher and Erich Steinmayr as well as technical upgrades to the projection and sound system, the cinema re-opened as "Das Unsichtbare Kino 3" ("The Invisible Cinema 3") in 2003.
The venue has 163 seats and two wheelchair spaces, is barrier-free and equipped with an inductive sound system.
The Austrian Theatre Museum presents exhibitions on the themes central to the history of theatre-from spoken theatre to dance, from puppet shows to cinema and from pantomime to opera.
It brings together more than 100,000 hand sketches, nearly 1,000 stage prop and stage architecture models, over 700,000 photos, around 2,000 pieces of memorabilia having to do with famous actors and actresses, authors and composers, autographs of figures including Beethoven, Goethe and Mahler, Klimt’s painting “Nuda Veritas” and costumes, some of which were made according to designs by Kokoschka and Wotruba. With nearly 2 million items in its collections, it is probably the world’s largest museum of its kind. And to academics and anyone else interested in theatre, its archive represents an inestimably valuable resource. The library contains around 80,000 books and periodicals. A special room is dedicated to art nouveau artist Richard Teschner (1879-1948) and his revolutionary theatre of figures, the so-called Figurenspiegel (Figure Mirror) (performance dates/times). The unique quality of the theatre museum consists last but not least in its location next to the Hofburg: the magnificent baroque Palais Lobkowitz with its famous Eroica Hall, in which Beethoven gave numerous concerts.
The club is located on two ships on the danube-channel. One is a "swimming" pool, the other offers on three levels a bar, a restaurant and an open air recreation aerea. The deck of the ship is completely vitrified towards the kai.
The Bank Austria Kunstforum is the top address for art lovers, especially for classical modern painting of the post-war years. Every year, 300,000 people visit the temporary exhibitions held in this private institution, shows that are unique across the globe. Leading museums present their works here as well as private collectors. Whether van Gogh or Miró, Kandinsky or Chagall, Warhol or Lichtenstein, the great names of art are united here. Since 2000, there have also been exhibitions devoted to contemporary artists.
The Billrothhaus was built in 1893 and combines the tradition of the Vienna Medical School's with the requirements of a modern medical event center. It is located in the heart of Vienna and is one of the finest medical-historical monuments in Europe.
In the traditional ballroom of the Billrothhaus medical and scientific congresses, symposia and evening events can be held. The renovated premises (classroom / administration room / reading room / library) are available for medical-related press conferences, consensus meetings, round-table discussions and seminars. The adapted library area is suitable for receptions, cocktail parties and corporate exhibitions.
In Bösendorfer’s Downtown Showroom, a favoured meeting point of artists from all over the world, the finest and most exquisite selection of our famous and unique grand pianos can be played. Since 1913 we proudly run and present our showroom inside the Musikverein building, one of the most elegant and renowned centres of classical music worldwide, enormously rich in tradition and history.
Our Downtown Showroom is a paradise for anybody who loves pianos. The uniqueness of instruments manufactured by Bösendorfer touches the heart of anyone who loves music, whether musician or auditor.
Franz Landtmann opened his coffee house in 1878. Nowadays it is one of the most famous and established Viennese Coffeehouse- Institutions.
Guests: Peter Altenberg, Sigmund Freud, Gustav Mahler, Max Reinhardt, Marlene Dietrich, Romy Schneider, Burt Lancaster, Hans Moser, die niederländische Königin Juliane, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Sir Paul Mc Cartney.
Casino Wien is located at Palais Esterházy, the oldest building on the famous Kärntner Strasse right in the heart of Vienna, just a few steps away from St. Stephen's Cathedral. The casino boasts a perfect combination of historical elegance and contemporary design.
On the upper floors, guests will find an elegant world of salons with an exceptionally stylish interior: the casino on the first floor radiates an elegant British club atmosphere, with Roulette, Black Jack and other games creating extreme excitement. At the multicolour lightened Casino Bar, they serve freshly mixed cocktails and more.
On the second floor, the Ovale & Chinese Salons boast a variety of gaming machines. Moments of pleasure and culinary delights at the highest level can be experienced in the Red & Grey Salons of the Casino Restaurant Vienna.
ATTENTION: Admission to the casino is possible on completion of age 18 in accordance with the visiting and gaming regulations of Casinos Austria AG.
Located near the city center, directly opposite the "Reed Messe Wien" exhibition center. Our inviting hotel has bold and contemporary architectural features. On the 8th and highest floor, we provide 430 m2 of fitness and wellness overlooking Vienna. For meetings and private events, the Courtyard Vienna Messe provides 14 conference and banquet rooms in a variety of sizes and settings.
Light-flooded designer loft in the middle of the Ankerbrotfabrik: the 200m2 space makes every event an unforgettable experience and offers a breathtaking view of Vienna.
Der Dschungel Wien is in the former premises of the Residenzkino and Tobacco Museum, located in the Museumsquartier.
The premises consist of 3 stages, foyer with cafe and 2 studios, as well as 3 artists' cloakrooms.
Das ca. 170 m² große FILM LOFT ist bestens geeignet als vielseitige Filmlocation mit 5 großen Fabrikfenstern (300 cm x 250 cm). Viel natürliches Licht ,ca. 17 x 10 Meter im rechteckigen Grundriss ohne Säulen. Auch als Seminarlocation und Showroom sehr beliebt.
Blick nach innen: 5 riesengroße Fabrikfenster, Raumhöhe 3,5 Meter
Blick nach außen: begrünter Innenhof mit Fabriksschlot-Boden aus 1825 und Ziegeloptik.
Besichtigung jederzeit wochentäglich bis 16.30 Uhr möglich.
Extras:
Großer Möbelfundus mit Filmrequisiten im Haus.
Diverse Bestuhlungsvarianten für Ausstattungen je nach Anforderung ausreichend vorhanden.
Der Requisitenfundus bietet für alle Film-Sets bzw. Themen-Events oder Fotoshootings die perfekte Szenerie. Schminktische, Garderobe im Preis inbegriffen. Leihgebühr Requisiten minus 30% bei Buchung einer Location.
Personalbereitstellung auf Anfrage möglich.
Über das FILMQUARTIER WIEN:
33 Drehorte und Filmlocations mit bis zu 100 Setmöglichkeiten für Spielfilm, Werbung und Fernsehen. • Über 5.000 m² Nutzfläche im selben Objekt bieten für Vignettenfilme bzw. Werbefilme genügend Raum- und Zeitfalten. • Zehntausende Requisiten im hauseigenen Fundus ergänzen das Angebot im FILMQUARTIER WIEN.
Opened in 1911. Nowadays, the Filmcasino cinema is known for its nice ambience, which is well-preserved due to careful restoration. The classic 50's architecture is unique in it's originality.
The four former gas tanks built up in 1896 were rebuilt while a great construction from 1999 till 2001. The Gasometers have developed a city in the city-character, with over 800 apartments, a hall of residence, a music hall (capacity 2000–3000 people), shops and further more. Given the fact that the huge Gasometers are seen from afar, they are known as Simmering's landmark.
This magnificent building in the style of the Neo-Renaissance was built on behalf of the banker, Eduard Freiherr von Todesco, in the years 1861 to 1864 by the architects Ludwig von Förster and Theophil von Hansen. The artist Carl Rahl designed the interior ceiling painting. The walls and ceilings are made of precious wood paneling and the ballroom itself is a work of art. The painting "Judgement of Paris" is located on the ceiling of the former, also richly decorated, dining room, now Salon Paris.
210 m² INDUSTRIE-LOFT, newly renovated, ideal location for film and photography. Huge factory windows, 8 columns, room height approx. 5 meters. The loft can be combined with other locations in the object!
Size: approx. 24 x 9 meters Floor plan
View to the inside: 3 huge factory windows, 8 columns, room height approx. 5 meters
View to the outside: green courtyard or garden, with factory chimney from 1825, old brick wall on the right hand side. The GRAND LOFT can be connected to two other objects (No. 30 and No. 31) on the floors above. Several connecting locations in this factory building can be used or connected for television film or cinema film.
About the FILMQUARTIER WIEN: 33 film locations and film locations - 5,000 m² usable space in one property - 33,000 props in the in-house collection
This brand-new event location is situated next to the central station of Vienna and presents itself in the way of „Little Shabby, Mostly Chic".
The 120 year old Gösserhalle spreads in a more than 5.000m2 big area a natural atmosphere.
Rightly, you can still feel in the ruins the beer barrels which have been delivered by horse-drawn carriage.
There are six rooms from 200m2 to 1.300m2 which can be performed individually. The different architectual formings in the halls attract attention and enable a lot.
Definitly, there is a lot possible from a product-prasentation, congress, conference and celebration of jubilee to creative and cultural events.
In addition projects are well organised and realized with plenty of experiences.
HAUS DER MUSIK is located in the former Palais of Erzherzog Carl (1771 – 1847). 2000 the whole building has been renovatged and HAUS DER MUSIK has been opened. The inner courtyard which has been roofed with glas, the top floor (including the event hall) as well as two floors which also offer a unique view over Vienna can be booked as needed.
The former imperial residence is testament to the interplay between the historical and the modern. The halls where monarchs once held court now host up to 300 events per year. A total of 35 multi-purpose rooms with capacities of between 50 and 4,900 people are available. The unusual glass architecture of the Hofburg Galerie and the festive halls offer a unique blend of imperial atmosphere and state-of-the-art technology.
HOTEL & PALAIS STRUDLHOF is close to the city center, just a few minutes' walk from the Vienna Ringstrasse. Host your conference amid the contemporary atmosphere and historic ambience of this neo-classical city palace. Stay in rooms and suites that feature modern, comfortable furnishings, some of which afford views of a 2000 m² park.
Hotel Bristol was founded in 1892 and named after the British town of Bristol. Our most recent improvement occurred in 2008 when 48 rooms were renovated. The current décor is a seamless Art Nouveau fusion of fin de siècle antiques and the latest technology—all accentuated by our superior, professional staff's impeccable service.
The Viennese hotel DAS TRIEST is located in the city center near Karlsplatz in the fourth district of Vienna. It has 120 rooms and spacious suites, as well as 5 event rooms and a business suite. On the ground floor there is the Silver Bar and the restaurant Collio (2 Hauben), from which you can access the Mediterranean-green courtyard. In addition, the bistro Porto(1 Haube) is located on the ground floor with a beautiful garden. In the Alimentari, our delicatessen shop, customers can buy Italian delicacies.
The majestic Hotel Imperial and its sumptuous surroundings were originally created in 1863 as the Prince of Württemberg’s Viennese residence. Overlooking the historic Ring Boulevard in central Vienna, the building was transformed into a hotel to accommodate discerning visitors of the 1873 World’s Fair. Truly the palace of a prince, the façade is Italian Neo Renaissance with emblematic details.
Atop the building is a stone balustrade that elegantly frames a group of allegorical animals from the Württemberg coat of arms. The portal group is dominated by four impressive statues that are equally symbolic. The original entrance, flanked by two stone sentry boxes, was wide enough to accommodate a two-horse drawn carriage.
The interior furnishings of the Hotel Imperial artfully showcase the 19th Century romance of Vienna with pristine marble, hand carved statues, and spectacular crystal chandeliers. The time-honored Imperial Restaurant and Kaffeehaus Café Imperial Wien have accommodated many famous authors and composers.
Inside the lobby, a Royal Staircase leading up to suites and rooms is lit by magnificent chandeliers that sparkle and shimmer from high stucco ceilings radiating aristocratic flair. Private balconies offer splendid views of the roofs and spires of old Vienna.
We are the SMART Hotel in Vienna for modern travelers from all over the world. Our house connect viennese tradition with modern age. Innovative technologies will support our guests with booking, room choice and check-in. In our house you will encounter viennese expressions as well as a range of traditional and modern elements of viennese culture.
Hotel opened in 2012, historic former home of the Mautner Markhof family, large 700m² glass-roofed lobby, historic wine cellar, seminar rooms and rooms for events, private underground parking.
The building of the Faculty of Law, the „Juridicum“, is situated in the city centre of Vienna, not far from the main university building. On six upper floors and two basement floors the Juridicum houses the majority of the institutes, 29 lecture halls and seminar rooms, the library, the office of the Dean, an office for the students representation “Österreichische Hochschülerschaft” and a cafeteria.
The "Kaiserhaus" with magnificent historic ambience
On the first floor above ground level, the Palais Kaiserhaus has historic, palatial rooms that that are used for private festivities as well as general business meetings
It can also be booked for film shoots.
Because of the central location of the "Kaiserhaus", it has the best conceivable transportation links. The "Kaiserhaus" can be easily reached from the U-Bahn stations "Herrengasse" (U3) and "Stephansplatz" (U1, U3).
The "Am Hof" and "Freyung" parking garages are in the immediate vicinity.
Gustav Klimt’s works have become part of an international round of motifs, but where exactly did he complete his paintings? His studio, from 1911 until his death in 1918, was in what is now known as the Klimt Villa in Vienna. Klimt rented a cottage in what is today Feldmühlgasse Number 11, where, as he wrote, he “toiled away” on his opus. The house, which itself has a colorful history, has been revitalized for the current Klimt Year. There is a permanent exhibition featuring Klimt’s studio – the only one of his former ateliers in Vienna.
- 200 sqm theater hall, 1750 x 1160 x 550 cm. Three white walls, one night blue wall + curtains. Consistent light grid, consistent sprung floor.
- 140 sqm event hall, centered around a bar.
- Three artist wardrobes.
Kitchen available, approximately 300 m2 on three levels, former business space and apartment - club rooms, basement, hobby/multifunctional room, reception area, back office etc...
The cultural center Palais Kabelwerk is situated on the area of the former halls of the Cable- and Wirefactory of Vienna Meidling and opend in autum 2009. The builing offers two multifunctional event rooms, appointed with modern technic, an art space for exhibitions, a foyer and a bar.
Halll 1: 360m², Lichtrostunterkante ca. 6,80m
Hall 2: 240m², Lichtrostunterkante ca. 5,50m
ARTspace: 390m², Höhe ca. 3,4m
Additional theres is also the opportunity to rent "Artist in Residence" appartments.
The Vienna Künstlerhaus is an exhibition place, rich in tradition. The historical building dating back to the era of the Ringstraße was built on the centrally located Karlsplatz next to the equally world famous building of the Musikverein in 1868, as an event site and exhibition house for the oldest artist association of Austria. Since 1945, the building has been continuously adapted into a modern exhibition house, providing a special place for celebrations, conferences, presentations and film shooting.
900 m². Vienna's charm according to international standards: a historic juwel, opulently restored and equipped with high-tech comfort and every sophistication of hospitality.
Glorious gardens - Versatile venues - Vienna’s largest secular Baroque hall - Exclusively restored rooms for up to 900 people - Spacious forecourt - Comprehensive high quality event technology
Distinctive event planning, realized in the unique, centrally located setting of the Liechtenstein GARDEN PALACE, creates moments to remember.
The Liechtenstein GARDEN PALACE is home to one of the world’s largest and most important private art collections, owned by the Princely family von und zu Liechtenstein. Set in an extensive park, the GARDEN PALACE has a unique atmosphere, conveying an impression of aristocratic life in bygone ages. Exclusive guided tours of the Princely Collections reveal fascinating insights into 400 years of artistic patronage.
The Marx Halle is a landmarked architectural jewel of Neu Marx. In 1877, the City of Vienna decided to establish the Vienna Central cattle market in St. Marx. The Marx Halle was built from 1878 to 1898 according to plans by the architect Rudolf Frey. Today, it forms the central core of the urban development area Neu Marx. The building is the first wrought iron construction in Vienna, it consists of two three-aisled halls, which are united along their longitudinal axis by a covered driveway.
Mozarthaus Vienna presents the life and work of the musical genius Wolfgang Amadé Mozart, with particular emphasis on his Vienna years from 1781 to 1791, in a unique setting in the heart of Vienna close to St Stephen’s Cathedral.
Domgasse 5 is the only one of Mozart’s apartments in Vienna that still exists today. The composer lived in Mozarthaus Vienna in grand style, nowhere else did he compose more music.
Visitors can see not only the historical apartment but also an extensive presentation of major works by Mozart and of the times in which he lived.
The "MQ Libelle" is located on the rooftop of the Leopold Museum, built as an extension to the MuseumsQuartier. The terrace is free to access for the public and hosts an iconic dragon-fly design building, planed by architect Laurids Ortner, providing one of the most beautiful views on Vienna City.
Complementary to the architecture, permanent artworks were implemented: "veiled" by Eva Schlegel spreads over the glass hull of the "MQ Libelle" and on the terrace itself the installation "Lichtkreise" ("light circles") by Brigitte Kowanz illuminates the terrace itself.
Museum Startgalerie Artothek (MUSA) is situated in an office building owned by the City of Vienna. Constructed in 1916 as one of the first reinforced concrete structures, it was designed by August Kirstein, a disciple of Friedrich von Schmidt. Originally, its premises housed the Poor Relief Register, whose cashier’s counters and waiting hall were located in the current exhibition rooms. In 1921, the premises were adapted for Wiener öffentliche Küchen (Vienna Public Kitchens, WÖK) and retained their function as a WIGAST self-service restaurant into the 1990s.
The Museum of Natural History Vienna is among the largest of its kind and one of the most important museums in Europe. In 39 exhibition halls thousands of objects representing the earth and life sciences convey an impression of the breathtaking diversity of nature.
Vienna‘s new venue for music and theatre – the Vienna Boys’ Choir Concert Hall in the Augarten – opens in December 2012!
An exciting new venue has sprung up in the heart of Vienna, a place with a focus on young people where music and theatre meet. The new stage is equipped to the highest standards, and the auditorium has seating for 400 people. The stage measures 12 x 9 metres. It has an optimally designed orchestra pit and the finest acoustic in the city Here in this new hotspot for music and theatre you can experience the Vienna Boys’ Choir performing live, rock and jazz concerts, drama, and many more cultural events.
Architecture:
Concert hall capacity: 413
Stage: 12 x 9 m
Orchestra pit: 12 x 3.5 m
Wheelchair accessible, 4 wheelchair spaces
Architects: archipel architektur+kommunikation
The building is a unique ensemble of existing baroque structures (the gatehouse and wall) and modern architecture. At the heart of MuTh is the new Concert Hall. Contrasting with the coolness of the glass and metal used in the exterior of the new construction, warm materials and strong colours are used in the Hall. The magnificent ambient sound – enriched through the use of acoustic panels and special seating – is particularly noteworthy.
210 m² Fabriksloft in an original brick building from 1865, ideally suited as a photo studio, for photo shoots and filming. On the same floor is also a modern kitchen with flagstones, which is conncted to the loft via the staircase.
9 large factory windows / 30 m x 7 m rectangular ground plan / in original factory from 1865 / old brick chimney in the middle of the room / timber floor / freight elevator with metal doors / old metal staircase from the turn of the century at the end of the room.
The Wertheim Palace at Schwarzenbergplatz in Vienna combines Viennese chic with Berlin punk. The flexible event area of more than 1200 m2 is divided into three halls and a reception area.
The magnificent, art historically valuable house is a landmarked building. It is one of the most beautiful and important buildings of the Baroque period in Vienna in terms of its particularly beautiful façade, the charming interior of the entrance hall, the sculptural decoration of its stairwell and its interiors.
The Palais Auersperg was built in the 18th. century by the architects Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach und Lukas von Hildebrandt
The magnificent baroque-Palais Auersperg has room for events up to 1000 people.
The Palais Coburg in the heart of Vienna offers culture and luxury comfort to its guests in elegant ambiance. Here it is possible to experience six centuries of building history in an architectural piece of art which was built on the former defence wall of the emperor's city, and as it was in the 19th century , the late residence of the House of Coburg-Gotha with its grand ceremonial rooms is still a venue for elegant representation. Furthermore the Palais Coburg is a place for culinary indulgence, presentation of rare wines and a house in which guests, who love the extraordinary, like to linger.
The elegant Palais Daun-Kinsky located on Vienna’s Freyung is one of the city’s most impressive historical buildings. Built between 1713 and 1716 for Philipp Laurenz Graf von und zu Daun the Palais is a pièce de résistance of baroque architecture. At the end of the 18th Century marriage placed the building in the hands of the royal Kinsky family who presided over this architectural gem for over 200 years.
All artists involved in the construction and decoration of the structure were renowned celebrities of their metier at the time. The constructer Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt, for instance, was the star architect of his time. Alberto Camesina was responsible for the ornate decorative plasterwork. The breath-taking ceiling fresco above the stairway was designed by Carlo Innocenzo Carlone. Together with Marcantonio Chiarini he also created the magnificent ceiling panel in the Ovaler Festsaal. The Palais Daun-Kinsky stands out for its multi-faceted room design as well as its grand ceiling stuccoes, its breath-taking quadrature paintings and its numerous sculptures.
PALAIS HANSEN KEMPINSKI VIENNA
The 5-Star Superior Palais Hansen Kempinski provides 152 elegant rooms and suits on three levels. Two bars, a cigar lounge, a spa and a fitness area as well as eight event halls and a ball room.
Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt, one of the most renowned architects of his time, designed the Palais Schönburg, located in the heart of Vienna, and surrounded by a 15.000 square meter park. Other famous buildings designed by Hildebrandt are the Belvedere Palace and the St. Peter’s Church in Vienna. The palace was constructed between the years 1700 and 1706 on behalf of Earl Gundakar Starhemberg. On account of its remarkable acoustics, world famous musicians including Leonard Bernstein, Nikolaus Harnoncourt and his Concentus Musicus Vienna, the Wiener Konzerthaus-Quartet, Alfred Brendel and many more, chose this location during the 1960s and 70s to perform and record their work.
The Baroque jewel is located in Vienna’s fourth district, at Rainergasse 11, approximately one kilometre away from the Vienna Opera. The building and the park were recently completely renovated and are now resplendent in new brilliance. Since the summer of 2008, the beautiful “Residence for your Events” can be rented for parties and other events.
The Palais Schönburg provides high voltage power lines (indoors and outdoors), an AC system, elevators and wifi as well as a large catering area.
At present the most modern location for events in Vienna:
This high-tech venue located in the Platinum
The UNIQA Tower - just opposite the Urania and with its 75-meter-high glass facade entrance to Vienna's second district, houses the Platinum Vienna. The club offers on its 1,600 sqm stunning architecture including a glass roof, multi-purpose rooms, modern lightning and sound systems as well as a gourmet catering from DO & CO.
The studio in the 3d basement floor is a perfect place for celebrations.
A bar, bar tables, cube seats and side tables, as well as optimised event-technology - audio system, DJ equipment and party lights.
The Pygmalion Theatre Vienna is a laboratory for modern theatre ideas, trying to find new ways on the foundation of traditional theatre knowledge.
Black Box stage, minimalist interior.
Nestled in the heart of one Europe's leading cultural capitals, the Radisson Blu Style Hotel is close to Vienna's most exciting up-market retail and fashion quarter and the world-famous Café Central. A unique and contemporary hotel, the Radisson SAS Style Hotel offers excellent dining and leisure facilities, comfortable and stylish rooms and personalised service.
The hotel is next to Kohlmarket, Graben and Freyung
St. Stephen's Cathedral, the State Opera and the Imperial Hofburg Palace are within walking distance
All 78 designer rooms and suites have a unique and contemporary design
Free Broadband including wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel
Sapori is a modern and hip Italian gourmet restaurant offering an exciting food and mood experience
H12, local and italian wines offers seasonal cocktails and the famous Milan-style Aperitifs
Conference facilities such as Hofburg Congress, Palais Niederoesterreich, Palais Ferstel and Palais Daun-Kinsky are right around the corner
Two conference room with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment
The Rainers Hotel **** Vienna is located in the immediate vicinity of the main train station. Dark wood and soothing shades of green create a pleasant atmosphere throughout the house. The hotel offers modern rooms and suites, a restaurant with terrace, a bar, a fitness center with indoor golf simulator and 90 parking spaces. The 1000 m² of event space is divided into ten daylight-flooded seminar rooms and an executive lounge.
REAKTOR - former establishment Gschwandner | Three halls from the Viennese fin-de-siècle, originally built as a wine tavern and later as ballrooms, the ensamle reopened in 2018 as REAKTOR, a place of the arts.
The RED CHAPEL is a cultural space in "Building E" of the former Geriatriezentrums at the Wienerwald in Vienna-Hietzing. Originally it was an "Einsegungskapelle", served as a patient coffee lastly and has been used as a cultural space since 2016. It is located on the mezzanine floor and can be reached by elevator free of barriers. The stained glass windows, the ceiling lighting with three pole clusters, the domed vault and the gallery above the entrance characterise the unique ambience of the room.
The hall is furnished with round tables and Thonet chairs and offers 75 square metres of space for a maximum of 50 seats and 80 standing places, the adjoining rooms (kitchen and artist's wardrobe) each comprise 10 square metres. The extensive equipment allows a varied use of the chapel for cultural events, discussions, conferences/seminars, parties, photo shootings, film shoots etc. The interior is flexible, the garden behind the chapel can be shared.
Historische Galopprennbahnanlage mit jahrhundertwende Tribünen, großzügigen Frei- und Wiesenflächen, historische Räumlichkeiten, Backstein-Stallungen aus dem Beginn des 20Jht.
Exclusive event location in the heart of Döbling, Vienna's 19th district. Historical ambiance, built in 1837, restaurated in 2010. Centerpiece is the "Straußsaal", an elegant "Biedermeier" - ballroom with stage and gallery, gorgeous chandeliers and original Thonet furniture. The one-of-a-kind ballroom whith its octogon shape offers a direct access to the garden.
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The Salmgasse 6 room complex consists of the versatile studio, a small lounge, kitchen and the atmospheric vault. Renovated in June 2016, the sensitive adaptations combine the historic Gründerzeit palace with contemporary architecture.
Club with outstanding architecture and unique design. Half of the walls are gold plated, the ceiling acts as an chandelier with more than 100 electric bulbs, framed with crystal glass. Popular location for shortfilms, ommercials and fotoshootings.
The castle of Neugebäude is mannerist building (between renaissance and baroque) and is counted among europe's notable renaissance buildings. Built up starting in 1569 on behalf of the imperator Maximilian II. the castle dropped off to a long sleep after military use with the end of world war II.
Only after the revitalizion by the association "Verein zur Erhaltung und Revitalisierung des Schlosses Neugebäude" the castle was opend in 2002 for the public. Since then it is a popular location with frequent events.
Located on the north-western outskirts of Vienna and surrounded by 120,000 m² of grounds, you will discover Hotel Schloss Wilhelminenberg in one of the most beautifully verdant areas of the city. In the midst of fields, forests and vineyards, the hotel provides the ideal base for city sightseeing tours or business appointments in downtown Vienna.
A house with a rich and storied history, today’s hotel features 87 elegant rooms incl. 4 suites, a palace restaurant, a terrace with incomparable views of Vienna, a winter garden, library and stylish banquet rooms. The 120,000 m² gardens greet you with unique places of strength and energy, whilst also serving as an outstanding venue for special events.
The Semper depot was built from 1874 to 1877 by the architects Gottfried Semper and Carl Freiherr von Hasenauer and was used as a decoration depot and production facility for the k.k. Hoftheater. It is located in the Leharstrasse in the 6th district (Mariahilf). It is the only building in vienna left by Semper and has a very unique structure and Interior. Today it belongs to the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.
150m² große Filmlocation, erweiterbar auf 225 m². Auch als Show Room für Mode, Kunst, Produktpräsentationen bestens geeignet. Gerne auch als Seminarlocation und für kleine Konferenzen, oder als Meeting Room oder Location für Workshops. Mit angrenzender BAR (25 m² ) und weiterem Loft (50 m²) im Anschluss.
Raumgröße: 150 m², Raumhöhe über 3 Meter!
Zusatzraum für Garderobe, Schminkraum, Caterer vorhanden.
Parkplätze vorhanden.
Besichtigung jederzeit wochentäglich bis 16.30 Uhr möglich.
Extras:
Großer Möbelfundus mit Filmrequisiten im Haus.
Diverse Bestuhlungsvarianten für Ausstattungen je nach Anforderung ausreichend vorhanden.
Der Requisitenfundus bietet für alle Themen-Events oder Fotoshootings die perfekte Szenerie. Schminktische, Garderobe im Preis inbegriffen. Leihgebühr Requisiten minus 30% bei Buchung einer Location.
Personalbereitstellung auf Anfrage möglich.
Über das FILMQUARTIER WIEN:
33 Drehorte und Filmlocations mit bis zu 100 Setmöglichkeiten für Spielfilm, Werbung und Fernsehen. • Über 5.000 m² Nutzfläche im selben Objekt bieten für Vignettenfilme bzw. Werbefilme genügend Raum- und Zeitfalten. • Zehntausende Requisiten im hauseigenen Fundus ergänzen das Angebot im FILMQUARTIER WIEN.
Sky-Loft is an event location in the 23rd district on an approximately 3,000-square-meter roof of a warehouse, with three exceptional, multi-story glass pyramids, and a roof garden.
FILMQUARTIER: 75 sqm single-room loft in great condition for multiple purposes - film-/photo-shootings, extra room for mask, catering, wardrobe, ...
Great light conditions, ground level accessibility, idyllic garden front, industrial windows, renovated brick-stone wall, painted concrete floor.
Provides a view to the beautiful garden yard & the Viennese old style building complex of the FILMQUARTIER.
The Sofitel - Hilton Vienna is much more than a luxury hotel. It was built by architect Jean Nouvel and has a fantastic view over the city and the St. Stephen's Cathedral. Sofitel is an avant-garde masterpiece and contains 182 elegant rooms and suites, a wellness zone SO SPA and a comfortable business lounge for special business events and celebrations (up to 150 people). On the 18th floor there is a Gourmet Restaurant, Bar & Lounge with colourful ceiling paintings.
The Spanish Riding School in Vienna is the only institution in the world which has practiced for over 430 years and continues to cultivate classical equitation in the Renaissance tradition of the haute école.
The objective of classical equitation is to study the way the horse naturally moves and to cultivate the highest levels of haute école elegance the horse is capable of through systematic training. The result creates an unparalleled harmony between rider and horse, as only Vienna's Spanish Riding School achieves.
The „Sträußelsäle“ is the intermission room at the Theater in der Josefstadt. It has a Biedermeier atmosphere and can be used as ball room or for other big events. In 2007 the Sträußelsäle were gently renovated.
Modern location near the center with a total area of around 1,000 m2. Four rooms: loft, hall and two adjoining rooms. The hall has a permanently installed lighting stage. The location designed by the architectural firm Veech x Veech also has its own studio equipment as well as catering rooms and dressing rooms.
Supersense is an analog delicatesse in the landmarked Dogenhof near Praterstern in Vienna and appeals with its amazing products to all five senses. Arranged in the categories TASTE, SEE, FEEL, HEAR and SMELL the products of the future and past meet in a unique way. After enjoying the probably best coffee in Vienna in the front area, you can record your own 90-seconds-Vinylsingle, take a picture with the worlds biggest polaroid camera or discover endless other curiosities in the rear area of this cabinet of wonder.
Combining historical grace and modern technology on 22.000m², the Technisches Museum Wien offers a broad variety of exhibition objects ranging from the collections of Emperor Franz I. and Ferdinand I. to innovative and virtual elements.
Bright hallways with skylight domes, a magnificent middle hall, large galleries and a Jugendstil ballroom.
A Gesamtkunstwerk or total work of art from the Baroque age, the Austrian National Library’s State Hall – the former imperial court library – is considered the world’s most beautiful library hall. Emperor Charles VI commissioned the construction of this gem of profane Baroque architecture for his own court library. The State Hall was built between 1723 and 1726 based on plans by court architect Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach and his son, Joseph Emanuel. The magnificent ceiling frescoes by the hand of Daniel Gran were completed in 1730.
The frescoes of the entrance wing (‘Wing of War’) deal with secular and martial themes. In the ‘Wing of Peace’ at the rear, which connects to the Hofburg and from where the emperor and the imperial household originally accessed the structure, the depictions show allegorical scenes related to the heavens and peace. The fresco in the dome represents an apotheosis of Charles VI, the initiator of the court library, featuring an allegory of its erection. The four splendid Baroque globes installed in the central oval were made by Vincenzo Coronelli (1650–1718). Together with the marble statues by the brothers Peter and Paul Strudel and the walnut bookcases, they form an authentic image of an eighteenth-century universal library of the Baroque.
Among the approximately 200,000 books kept in the State Hall is the personal library of Prince Eugene of Savoy (1663–1736), which comprises some 15,000 volumes and is installed in the central oval.
Built in 1850, the neoclassical building located in the close neighborhood of the baroque palace Belvedere in Vienna's third district once served as the Military riding school. Today the historical building accommodates a unique, stylish city center hotel. The 369 guest rooms offer classic modern interiors in a historic setting. The hotel is equipped with an indoor swimming pool with adjoining sunbathing lawn, sauna, solarium and fitness center, two restaurants with a winter garden and summer terrace. Over 1,405 square meters of event space in the main building provide the right setting for up to 500 people. All rooms have daylight and are equipped with the latest conference technology.
Additionally the Imperial Riding School Vienna Hotel offers the Imperial Club Lounge, 26 Imperial Club rooms, 4 maisonette suites and 3 individually designed meeting rooms. More information: www.imperialrenaissance.com
The Josefstadt Theatre is one of the most successful stages in the German speaking theatre world. It is known for the best artistic craftsmanship, high quality acting and tradition. It is not just a Viennese theatre; it is an Austrian Institution. The architecture ensures an intimate liaison between actors and audience contributing to the unique performances at the “Theater in der Josefstadt”.
The theatre was founded in 1788 to spur on the tavern’s „Bey den goldenen Straußen” profit. In 1822 demand for the theatre was so high that the small stage was replaced under the famous Biedermeier architect Josef Kornhäusel. In 1924 Max Reinhardt renovated the theatre inspired by the Teatro La Fenice in Venice.
Facilities: Loggia Theatre with 3 floors, auditorium, stage, salons, rehearsal stage (dimensions as original stage), additional rooms.
Das VIENNABallhaus ist ein verstecktes Juwel: wer in der Berggasse 5 im 9. Wiener Gemeindebezirk durch den Eingang des klassischen Altbau-Hauses tritt, taucht in eine andere Welt ein. Einst Teil eines beliebten Wiener Gasthauses, ist das VIENNABallhaus heute eine exklusive Eventlocation.
UNSER VIENNABALLHAUS IST RICHTIG FOTOGEN
man könnte auch sagen: mit dem Ballhaus ist man immer gut angezogen :-)
Also Top Shooting- und Film-Location kristallisiert sich unsere Ausnahme-Location heraus. Hier wird inszeniert, gefilmt und geschossen was das Zeug hält. Sowohl Fotografen als auch Filmschaffende kommen gerne zu uns auf den Alsergrund. Ob Commercials, Mode, Lifestyle oder Kultur - das Ballhaus passt einfach.
ebenerdig, mit weg Equipment-Schlepperei
Maske- & Fittingraum
Bathroom
Craftservice/Crewcatering ist inhouse einfach mit bestellbar
ausreichend Stromanschlüsse innen und außen vorhanden
Its characteristic red-brick facade renders Vienna’s Stock Exchange at the Schottenring one of the most important monumental structures of the world-famous Ringstraße built in the 19th Century. The Stock Exchange was commissioned by Emperor Franz Joseph I and constructed between 1871 and 1877 by the Danish architect Theophil von Hansen. Until 1998 it housed the Vienna Stock Exchange.
Since its grand opening in 1877 this magnificent building of such historic value has been the centrepiece of the Ringstraße. With an air of congeniality the renowned architect Theophil von Hansen combined the requirements of the trading floor with accompanying social events, turning the magnificent setting of the Vienna Stock Exchange into a sophisticated hub of both financial and social life.
After a fire in 1956 the Ballroom which can be hired for special occasions was meticulously renovated down to every last detail. Theophil von Hansen’s work is characterized by the grandiose, yet rich-in-detail design of this room which provides a stately frame for major festive events.
Austria’s largest events hall was built between 1954 and 1957 according to plans by the world famous architect Prof. Dr. Roland Rainer. The list of those who have performed in front of several thousand people in the past decades reads like a who-is-who of the international sports, culture and entertainment scene. More than a million people per year visit the events hall on Vogelweidplatz.
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Modern location with terrace and stunning panoramic view over Vienna. The event location "wolke21" is located on the roof of Saturn Tower in Danube City/22nd district.
