Revivre l’héritage impérial

The fascination of the Gloriette Days and nights pass, but the wonder of culture remains. People from all over the world visit us every day, and we do our best to preserve the cultural heritage of Schönbrunn....

A private oasis The Privy Garden at Schönbrunn is located on the eastern façade of the palace, next to the former apartments of Maria Theresia. In this private garden, the imperial family could relax in an...

Between marriage politics and Neo-Rococo The Salon of the Archduchesses is another exquisite room in Schönbrunn Palace. This room is decorated in the Neo-Rococo style. Look closely: In the mirror, you can see...

Vienna Citrus Days Did you know that citrus plants have been cultivated in Schönbrunn Palace Park since 1647? Today, the citrus collection comprises a stunning amount of about 500 plants, in 100 varieties -...

. It's International Museum Day and yes - #MuseumChanges The museum changes the way we feel, the way we think. Us. By respecting our past, we learn for the future and have the chance to create a present, in...

A piece of paradise We #cantwaitforsummer here in Schönbrunn, given the cooler temperatures these days! Such enchanting glimpses however make us dream of sunnier times, when the baroque gardens invite us to...

Majestic perspectives . When we think of the park at Schönbrunn Palace, we immediately think of relaxation in an imperial oasis. The best part: You can enter the park free of charge. So if you want to relax...

Happy birthday, Maria Theresia! #Onthisday 306 years ago, the great empress was born. This painting gives us numerous clues how Maria Theresia was reinterpreting her traditional role as a female ruler. Can...

A little party? Never killed nobody Since we soon made it to the weekend, it's time to celebrate! Which brings us to today's topic: On this photo, you can see the Small Gallery of Schönbrunn. It served as a...

We wish you an imperial end of the day with this magnificent view of Schönbrunn. What could be more beautiful than the interplay of the city lights and the magnificent palace? #SchönbrunnWaitsForYou by...

The mystical Roman Ruin in Schönbrunn The Roman Ruin in Schönbrunn invites us to dream of forgotten times. Originally called the Ruin of Carthage, the Roman Ruin stands at the foot of the wooded slopes of...

Once upon a time... ... there was the "Colonnade". That's what the Gloriette was called back in the 18th century. So where did this name come from? The Gloriette consists of two lateral colonnades, actually...