From Jugendstil and Gründerzeit to striking contemporary buildings: Vienna is a city that has grown over the course of centuries, in which new has emerged from the old, where some things were planned and others developed organically. That’s reason enough to devote a floor of the hotel to the city’s architecture.
Art Nouveau in Vienna: the architects, features and buildings of the revolutionary Jugendstil art movement. Discover Vienna’s stunning Art Nouveau architecture.
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Visit the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna. Not just a hub of culture, it’s also a place for relaxing and enjoying life. Its outstanding museums include the MUMOK, the Leopold Museum and the Kunsthalle Wien.
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The United Nations headquarters at the Vienna International Centre, or UNO City, can be visited on a guided tour. Find out more about the work of the United Nations in Vienna.
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Cafes, bars and restaurants: The Capri hotel presents a few of Vienna’s most stylish spots for connoisseurs.
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Karlsplatz is one of the most significant squares in the centre of Vienna. Visit the opulent Baroque church, the Karlskirche, admire the beautiful Jugendstil Art Nouveau U-Bahn station and more during your visit to Vienna.
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Hundertwasser: a unique artist. Find out all you need to know about the Viennese architect and his unmistakable style.
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Vienna’s elegant late 19th- and early 20th-century Gründerzeit buildings are impossible to ignore – they make up a large part of the city’s architecture. Some of the most magnificent examples are the opulent palaces lining the Ringstrasse boulevard. The State Opera, the Parliament and the Rathaus, or city hall, all present their own version of the Gründerzeit epoch.
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Experience the architecture of the Biedermeier era in Vienna. The Capri hotel in Vienna guides you through the architectural styles of Austria’s capital.
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Visible from afar, the four gigantic gas containers are today home to a mall, a concert venue and more. Visit this striking architectural attraction in the Simmering district.
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The arches below the elevated city railway, designed by Otto Wagner and now the U6 U-Bahn line, are today home to hip clubs, bars and restaurants, and their creative design details make them an attraction in their own right.
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Vienna is home to four times as many bridges as Venice – over 1,700 in fact. They span not only the city’s rivers, but also its U-Bahn metro lines.
find out moreFrom the 1960s, Vienna’s postwar architecture began to set new accents in the city. The UNO City, the United Nations headquarters built in 1979, is one of the city’s most distinctive buildings. The glass Haas House opposite St. Stephen’s Cathedral provoked a huge controversy when it opened – in the meantime, the locals have got accustomed to it and like the way their beloved “Steffl” is reflected in the mirrored windows. The 2000s gave rise to new Viennese architectural landmarks like the MuseumsQuartier or the Donau City.
Discover striking architecture at every turn during your stay in Vienna. Your journey of discovery starts before you even leave The Capri hotel, where on the 6th floor and in its rooms you’ll find fascinating stories about Vienna and its architectural styles. Book your room in the heart of Vienna now, or ask us for a non-binding quote.
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