Tour of the palace | Virtual Tour | Schönbrunn Palace
Inside the palace you can choose between the Grand Tour, the Imperial Tour, the State Apartments and the apartments on the ground floor. In addition you can also visit all the attractions in the park. Step: Select the room or park attraction you want to see – and get started!
The Palace | Virtual Tour & History | Schönbrunn Palace
Here you can look at paintings, objects and statues in high-resolution quality: Google Arts & Culture Schönbrunn Palace. The palace is magnificent, the furniture befitting of a queen and in the best of taste. The gardens have everything that art has ever created.
AN AUTHENTIC EXPERIENCE OF IMPERIAL HERITAGE
A host of personal pictures and photographs bear witness to the style of interior favoured by the emperor in his private quarters. Over the course of his long life he amassed in this room a wealth of mementos of his wife Elisabeth, their four children and thirteen grandchildren.
Architectural history: 18th century | Schönbrunn Palace
The paintings of Schönbrunn palace by Bernardo Bellotto dating from 1759/60 show the Parade Court and garden façades with their detailed articulation and rich ornamentation, marking the former exterior of the palace as an important example of the Rococo style.
Palace Chapel - schoenbrunn.at
The Palace Chapel. From 1743 Maria Theresa commissioned leading artists of the day to give the chapel a new and sumptuous interior. The marble high altar with lateral pilasters, finished with a rounded pediment, was probably designed by Nikolaus Pacassi, and is crowned by a gilded sculpture of the Holy Trinity, executed by Franz Kohl, a pupil ...
Millions Room - schoenbrunn.at
The interior of the Millions Room is particularly extravagant and sumptuous. In the ceremonial sequence of rooms prescribed for the Viennese court, Maria Theresa used this room, originally known as the Mirrors Room, to receive guests for private audiences.
Small Gallery - schoenbrunn.at
Lying on the central axis of the palace, the Small Gallery together with the two smaller rooms on either side served as a setting for courtly entertainments. The uniform interiors of the central ceremonial halls are a perfect example of the classic development of the Rococo style under Maria Theresa. The small Gallery.
Great Gallery - schoenbrunn.at
The magnificent interior with its gilt stucco decoration and ceiling frescos represents the epitome of Rococo art. The Great Gallery is the palace’s ceremonial hall and is not merely the architectural centrepiece of the palace: its decorative programme glorifies Habsburg rule under Maria Theresa.
All Tickets & Tours | Schönbrunn Palace - schoenbrunn.at
The Grand Tour supplements the Imperial Tour with the exquisite apartments from the time of Maria Theresa. With their décor largely dominated by chinoiserie and East Asian elements, these rooms are among the most luxurious interiors in the palace.
Gobelin Salon - schoenbrunn.at
Tour of the palace. The Gobelin Salon once belonged to the apartment of Franz Joseph's parents; the furniture is in Biedermeier style, supplemented with courtly family portraits.