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            Neidhart Fresco House
           Frescoes dating from 1400,
           depicting the songs of the
        medieval minnesinger Neidhart
          van Reuenthal, decorate the
           dining room of this former
        house of a wealthy clockmaker.


         0 metres  500
         0 yards  500

                                             Mozarthaus Vienna
                                             Mozart lived in this Baroque
                                             building for three years between
 Schottenring and                            1784 and 1787, and composed
 Alsergrund                                  one of his most famous works,
                                             The Marriage of Figaro, here.







         D A N U B E  C A N A L

        Stephansdom
        Quarter
                               Winter Palace of Prince Eugene
 Hofburg                   J B Fischer von Erlach and Johann Lukas
 Quarter                   von Hildebrandt designed this Baroque
                           palace, with its spectacular staircase, for
                           the war hero Prince Eugene (see pp28–9).








                               Zum Blauen Karpfen
                              A stucco relief of a blue
      Belvedere Quarter       carp and a frieze of putti
                              adorn the façade of this
                              17th-century house on
                                     Annagasse.






                                    Belvedere
                   Designed by Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt,
                    Prince Eugene’s summer palaces were built
                  on what were originally the southern outskirts
                   of Vienna. The Upper Belvedere now houses
                           the Museum of Austrian Art.




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