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Hofpavillon
Hofpavillon Review
The unusual interior of the Schönbrunn Palace complex, the restored imperial subway station known as the Hofpavillon is just outside the palace grounds (at the northwest corner, a few yards east of the Hietzing subway station). Designed by Otto Wagner in conjunction with Joseph Olbrich and Leopold Bauer, the Hofpavillon was built in 1899 for the exclusive use of Emperor Franz Josef and his entourage. Exclusive it was: the emperor used the station only once. The exterior, with its proud architectural crown, is Wagner at his best, and the lustrous interior is one of the finest examples of Jugendstil decoration in the city.
- Address: Schönbrunner Schloss-Strasse, next to Hietzing subway station, 13th District/Hietzing, Vienna | Map It
- Phone: 01/877-1571
- Cost: Free
- Hours: Sun. 10:30-12:30
- U-Bahn: U4/Hietzing.
- Location: Schönbrunn
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