Lower Belvedere was the former residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy. I found it quite spectacular to have such a palace, with enormous gardens, right in the heart of the city. One of the most interesting rooms, by far, was the gold cabinet, which had dozens dazzling mirrors, gilded panels, and grotesque painting. I'd recommend you book a ticket in advance days before. We were lucky to find an opening on the same day.…
Das Untere Belvedere zeigt Prinz Eugens Wien von seiner privaten, kultivierten Seite: Groteskensaal, Marmorgalerie und Goldenes Zimmer sind weniger Repräsentation als fein komponierte Wohnkunst. In Orangerie und Schlossräumen wechseln Ausstellungen quer durch die Epochen – und im ehemaligen Prunkstall, einst Heimat der Leibpferde, begegnet man mittelalterlicher Kunst in überraschend intimer Atmosphäre.
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The Lower Belvedere (Unteres Belvedere) is a charming and elegant part of the Belvedere complex. Its beautifully preserved Baroque interiors and intimate atmosphere create a unique and refined experience. The exhibitions are thoughtfully curated, allowing you to enjoy art in a more спокойной and personal setting. The decorative details of the palace itself — ornate ceilings, frescoes, and historic rooms — are just…
Impromptu visit with no prior knowledge of what to expect - was an hour & half of enjoyable visual aesthetic discovery with considerable "wow" factor with the ornate grandeur of the Lower palace itself. Almost missed Hall of Grotesques leading to inner Marble Gallery & the richly gilded Gold Cabinet which was once Prince Eugene's bedchamber. This lead onto the Museum Longmatt collection of impressionist works of…