A grand imperial home next to St. Stephen's Cathedral

Idyllic elegance with Viennese flair

Nestled in the heart of Vienna's Old Town, the romantic Franziskanerplatz lies somewhat hidden. Tourists pause, captivated, to soak in the charming, cobblestone idyll and the beautiful Renaissance church.

But even seasoned Viennese and locals know exactly why they flock to this square with its delightful Italian flair: its diverse culinary scene, with its fantastic restaurants, has won them over! Whether you're looking for a quick coffee or Viennese home-style cooking at a Michelin-starred restaurant, every visitor will find something to satisfy their palate and soul.

Location:

Quiet and idyllic, right in the heart of Vienna, in one of the city's most picturesque locations.

The diverse cultural and culinary offerings of the 1^st district, along with the upscale boutiques in the surrounding area, are truly impressive. A short stroll through the city's most popular shopping streets will take you to the Vienna State Opera, the finest theaters, museums, and galleries.

The spacious apartment is just a 3-minute walk from St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna's iconic landmark, and equally close to the upscale shopping district of Graben, Kohlmarkt, and Kärntner Straße. The Imperial Winter Palace, the National Library, the Spanish Riding School, and the baroque government quarter are all within a 6-minute walk.

Furthermore, the expansive 3-hectare Stadtpark is a mere four minutes away. Other large parks in the neighborhood include the Burggarten and the Volksgarten, both located along the magnificent Ringstrasse. This wide 19th-century boulevard is also home to the City Hall, the Parliament, the University, the Burgtheater, the Museum of Art History, and the Natural History Museum.

Infrastructure:

The best connections to the public transport network are provided by the U1 and U3 subway lines at Stephansplatz and the city buses.

Parking:

There are several public and private garages in the immediate vicinity.

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