Belvedere

The Art of Celebrating

UPPER BELVEDERE, exterior view

Breathtaking!

UPPER BELVEDERE,exterior view

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LoWER BELVEDERE, Privy garden

UPPER BELVEDERE, marble hall

LoWER BELVEDERE, Palace Park

Invite your guests to savor an exclusive experience of art and delicious refreshments at the Belvedere. Get

to know great masterpieces on a tour through our collections and exhibitions.

The Art of Appreciation

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UPPER BELVEDERE, marble hall

UPPER BELVEDERE, sala terrena

Welcome your guests in the splendor of the Baroque Marble Hall at the Upper Belvedere. Prince Eugene’s

former ceremonial hall provides a breathtaking backdrop for your company event.

Baroque Opulence

UPPER BELVEDERE, grand staircase

LoWER BELVEDERE, baroque splendor by night

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LoWER BELVEDERE, gold cabinet

Vibrant Baroque

The Hall of Grotesques, Gold Cabinet, or Marble Gallery, with direct access to the Privy Garden, are ideal venues for your parties and functions. A perfect

location, whatever the occasion!

LoWER BELVEDERE, hall of grotesques

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maRBLE haLL, ceiling fresco

LoWER BELVEDERE, exterior view

LoWER BELVEDERE, marble gallery

21er HausEnJoY a mEmoRaBLE EVEning With YoUR gUEsts in thE tREnDY atmosPhERE oF thE 21ER haUs, oRiginaLLY DEsignED as aUstRia’s PaViLion FoR thE 1958 WoRLD ExPo.

Blickle Kino

21er haus, exterior view

21er haus, event

Space for Creative Ideas

With rooms flooded with light, the 21er Haus provides a contemporary venue for your events.

Its cinema, Blickle Kino, is perfect for film screenings and discussions.

21er haus

21er haus,exhibition space

Upper BelvedereThe Upper Belvedere was built for pomp and ceremony, as the magnificent Marble Hall and the sumptuous Palace Chapel still reflect to this day. The palace’s staterooms have seen many festivities in the past. The Marble Hall, with its unrivalled view over Vienna, also went down in history as the Austrian State Treaty was signed here on May 15, 1955. Today, the Upper Belvedere houses the greatest collection of Austrian art dating from the Middle Ages to the present day. Its glittering highlights include Gustav Klimt’s golden pictures, the Kiss and Judith I, as well as masterpieces by Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka.

MARBLE HALL

The Marble Hall, with its ceiling fresco by Carlo Carlone glorifying the House of Savoy, is the most magnificent room in the Upper Belvedere. From its balcony you can appreciate the iconic view of Vienna, captured by Canaletto in his famous painting.

Gala dinner: up to 240 guests Theater style: up to 285 guests Cocktail reception: up to 285 guests

Address:Upper Belvedere Prinz Eugen-Straße 271030 Vienna

Getting there:Underground: U1 Südtiroler Platz S-Bahn (suburban train): Quartier BelvedereTram: D, Schloss Belvedere18, O, Quartier BelvedereBus: 69A, Quartier Belvedere 13A, Hauptbahnhof

Lower Belvedere 21er HausAt the Lower Belvedere you can marvel at the splendor of Prince Eugene’s former living quarters and ceremonial rooms. Its staterooms, such as the Hall of Grotesques, Mar-ble Gallery, and Gold Cabinet, provide a fascinating glimpse of art and life in the Baroque age. Top temporary exhibitions are also shown at the Lower Belvedere and the Orangery.

MARBLE GALLERY

The sumptuous Marble Gallery, adorned with mirrors and sculptures by Domenico Parodi, once housed Prince Eugene’s antiquities, known as the “Herculaneum Women.” This hall is flanked by two further staterooms: the Gold Cabinet and the Hall of Grotesques.

Gala dinner: up to 120 guests Theater style: up to 180 guests Cocktail reception: up to 180 guests

HALL OF GROTESQUES

The Hall of Grotesques follows the tradition of grotesque decora-tion that dates back to antiquity and was revived in the Renais-sance by artists like Raphael. It was adorned by Jonas Drentwett from Augsburg, who was a specialist in this style of decor.

Gala Gala dinner: up to 70 guests Theater style: up to 100 guests Cocktail reception: up to 100 guests

GOLd CABInET

The Gold Cabinet was probably first used as Prince Eugene’s private bedchamber. It is a superb example of the vogue for “mirror rooms” with East Asian decor.

Gala dinner: up to 36 guests Theater style: up to 40 guests Cocktail reception: up to 40 guests

Address:Lower Belvedere Rennweg 61030 Vienna

Getting there:Tram: 71, Unteres Belvedere D, Schwarzenbergplatz

Designed by Karl Schwanzer as Austria’s Pavilion for the Brussels World Expo in 1958, the building was converted into a museum of twentieth-century art in Vienna and ope-ned in 1962. This redeveloped architectural gem has now been given a new profile by the Belvedere. With its light, clearly structured spaces for exhibitions and events, and a cinema, it meets all the requirements of current, inter-disciplinary museum work. The new museum also houses the Wotruba Foundation’s permanent collection and the government’s Artothek (contemporary art collection).

Gala dinner: up to 600 guestsTheater style: up to 700 guestsCocktail reception: up to 900 guests

Address:Quartier BelvedereArsenalstraße 11030 Vienna

Getting there:Underground: U1, Südtiroler Platz – HauptbahnhofS-Bahn (suburban train): Quartier BelvedereTram: D, 18, O, Quartier BelvedereBus: 69A, Quartier Belvedere

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Picture creditsUnless otherwise stated:

photo © Belvedere, Viennap. 2/3 photo: Ian Ehm © Belvedere, Vienna

p. 4/5 photo: Eva Würdinger © Belvedere, Vienna,photo: © Margherita Spiluttini

p. 8/9 photo: Ian Ehm © Belvedere, Viennap. 14/15 photo: Oscar Schmidt © Belvedere, Vienna,

photo: Rüdiger Ettl © Belvedere, Viennap. 16/17 photo: Schlifelner © Belvedere, Vienna

p. 18/19 photo: Natascha Unkart © Belvedere, Vienna