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Monuments in Vienna: Raising sculpture to honor Austrian history and culture
Statues are raised in Vienna in monument to rulers, philosophers, heroes, and musicians (so many musicians!), often carved from marble or sculpted in bronze. Current artistic styles mixed with the period that most invoked the spirit.
You can see glorious towers surrounded by war horses or raising up sainted inpiduals, and an awful lot of cherubs, angels, and muses, not mention mythical, fanciful beasts. Many use these figures as allegory, standing in as Austria’s ideals of strength and wisdom or highlighting themes like peace and pain in an artist’s work.
When you visiting Statues in Vienna you must see: Stadtpark contains the largest concentration of sculptures and monuments in Vienna, allowing you to wander for hours among them. In the category Statues in Vienna, you will find information About Sculptures in Vienna: Johann Strauss Monument, Mozart monument, Maria Theresia Monument, Emperor Franz Monument Burggarten, Mariensaule, Neptune Fountain, Schiller Monument, etc.
Vienna’s handsome collection of statues was raised for beauty and to honor her people, rulers, philosophers, heroes, and musicians.
Johann Strauss Monument
The Colorful Spectacle Needs to be in Your Photo Collection One of Vienna's most photographed...
Tegetthoff Statue
Commemorate Tegetthoff’s Victory in the Battle of Lissa The Tegettoff Statue is located...
Monument of the Republic
Commemorating the Establishment of the Republic of Austria While visiting the Parliament, be s...
Franz Grillparzer Monument
Celebrate the Beauty of Grillparzer’s Poetry Stare into the thoughtful eyes of sculptor...
Emperor Franz I Monument
Commemorating the First Emperor of the Austrian Empire While enjoying a pleasant visit to Hofb...
Hochstrahlbrunnen in Schwarzenbergplatz
The Monument and its Gorgeous Lights Perfectly Commemorate Vienna's First Spring Water Pipeline ...
Brahms Monument Vienna
The Legendary Classical Composer Celebrated with Incredible Detail Located in Karlsplatz's Res...
Beethoven Statue
The Majestic Monument Embodies the Greatness of the Enigmatic Beethoven The Beethoven Statue...
Schubert Statue
Gaze at Franz Schubert as he Awaits Inspiration In 1872, the Vienna Male Voice Choir financed...
Anton Bruckner Statue
The Bust of this Tremendous Musician Stands Strong and Beautiful Another musician/composer is...
Monument Against War and Fascism
A Brilliant Commemoration of a Dark Period in Austrian History Vienna's Monument Against War a...
Mozart monument Vienna
The Perfect Representation of the Depth and Greatness of Renowned Composer A list of Vie...
Emperor Franz Monument Burggarten
Celebrate this Powerful Leader in Full Military Garb Another work that originally stood elsewh...
Goethe Monument
Capture the Essence of One of Germany’s Most Important Writers One thing makes the Goeth...
Maria Theresia Monument
Alongside her Advisors and Generals, Feel the Presence of the Sole Female Hapsburg Ruler Locat...
Johannes Gutenberg Monument
A Phenomenal Tribute to the Father of the Printing Press The lovely Johannes Gutenberg Monumen...
Wedding Fountain
Gorgeous Portrayal of the Wedding of Mary and Joseph The Wedding Fountain monument (Vermä...
Mariensaule
Dedicated to an Outside Military Victory During the Thirty-Years War The bronze and marble Mar...
Neptune Fountain Vienna
Even Neptune Himself Would Be Impressed with the Fountain’s Artistry and Craftsmanship A...
Goose Girl Fountain
A Lovely, Picturesque Fountain Has Found its Home This “Goose Girl Fountain” (G&au...
Liebenberg Monument
An Imposing and Impressive Dedication to a Famous Mayor and Civil Servant Johann Andreas von L...
Sculptures in Vienna
In one square, a simple goose girl rises above the street, her geese, and her own fountain as an iconic symbol of the Viennese people and culture. Still others are invocative shapes, like one important obelisk guarded by yet another statue, the life-sized bronze figure of a lion.
