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Vienna City Hall

Vienna, Austria

Vienna City Hall, Vienna
Photo: Gryffindor, Public domain (Wikimedia Commons)

Neo-Gothic city hall from 1872-1883, seat of the mayor and city council, featuring a 105-meter tower with the Rathausmann figure.

The Rathaus in Vienna is an impressive Neo-Gothic building, constructed between 1872 and 1883 by Friedrich von Schmidt. It serves as the seat of the mayor and the city council of Vienna. It features a tall tower, 105 meters high, crowned with the figure of the Rathausmann. Christmas markets and cultural events are often held in front of the Rathaus. The building is a symbol of municipal authority and an important architectural landmark.

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Plan about 1 h.

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