'Seekopf/Wachau' by Eldine Heep and Klemens Schillinger

By pmoore66

(2026-10-11)

2020
observation tower

'Krems-Stein' by Manfred Wakolbinger

By pmoore66

(2026-10-11)

1993
at the Minoritenplatz

'Krems' by Per Kirkeby

By pmoore66

(2026-10-11)

1993
at the Forum Frohner

'Graz' by Per Kirkeby

By pmoore66

(2026-10-11)

1992
at the HTBLVA

'MAKLite' by James Turrell

By pmoore66

(2026-09-06)

2005
Interior light installation that illuminates the MAK Museum every evening.

Krimml waterfalls

By hhgygy

(2026-07-28)

With a total height of 380 metres (1,247 feet), the Krimml waterfalls are the highest waterfall in Austria.

Heidi Horten Collection

By hhgygy

(2026-07-18)

This is the inner court of the Heidi Corten Museum in downtown Vienna, Austria. Artist Jonas Griessler and environmental health specialists Hans-Peter Hutter worked on the project which aimed to prove that the surface temperature of the pavement can be significantly reduced by applying different colors.

Danube Flats

By kkeps

(2026-07-07)

157 m (515 ft)

Tallest residential building in Vienna and in Austria

By A01 architects

DC Tower 2 under construction

By kkeps

(2026-07-07)

180 m (591 ft) tall upon completion in 2026

Red Bull B-25

By BAFR24

(2026-05-28)

Red Bull's North American B-25, registered N6123C, on display in one of Red Bull's hangars in Salzburg.

Red Bull Alpha Jet

By BAFR24

(2026-05-28)

One of Red Bull's Dornier Alpha Jets (I couldn't find its reg) outside of one of Red Bull's hangars in Salzburg

Red Bull F4U Corsair

By BAFR24

(2026-05-28)

Red Bull's Vought F4U Corsair, registered OE-EAS, in Red Bull's hangar in Salzburg.

Red Bull MBB Bo 105

By BAFR24

(2026-05-28)

Red Bull's MBB Bo 105 AEROBATIC HELICOPTER in front of Red Bull's hangars in Salzburg.

Red Bull Super Skymaster

By BAFR24

(2026-05-28)

Red Bull's Cessna 337 Super Skymaster, registered N991DM, outside of Red Bull's hangar in Salzburg.

Red Bull Lockheed P-38 Lightning

By BAFR24

(2026-05-28)

Red Bull's Lockheed P-38 Lightning, registered N25Y, outside of the Red Bull hangars in Salzburg.

'B-Girls, Go!' by Maruša Sagadin

By pmoore66

(2026-04-26)

2018
at the Belvedere 21

Udo Jürgens Grave

By pmoore66

(2026-04-18)

Draped piano for pianist Udo Jürgens in the Vienna Central Cemetery (Zentralfriedhof)

Lot of Mercedes-Benz G-Wagons

By jdubble07

(2026-04-15)

Seen outside the Magna Steyr factor in Graz, Austria.

This factory, previously named Steyr-Daimler-Puch, has manufactured the Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV since 1979.

Franz West's Grave

By pmoore66

(2026-04-12)

2015
at the Vienna Central Cemetery (Zentralfriedhof)

Insel Mako

By Fab

(2026-04-06)

Lochau-Hörbranz railway station

By Fab

(2026-04-06)

Vogelinsel (Lake Constance)

By Fab

(2026-04-06)

'Sculptures at Esteplatz' by Franz West

By pmoore66

(2026-03-15)

2022
5 objects total

'Sleeping Horse' by Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth

By pmoore66

(2026-03-15)

2023
temp

'WirWasser' by GELATIN

By pmoore66

(2026-03-15)

2023
for Wiener Wasser

'The Wind Clock or Life is but a Wisp' by Alfredo Barsuglia

By pmoore66

(2026-03-15)

2024
Winduhr Oder das Leben ein Hauch

'Murau' by Wolfgang Tschapeller

By pmoore66

(2026-03-07)

1996-2002

'St. Joseph House' by Wolfgang Tschapeller

By pmoore66

(2026-03-07)

2005-07

'Woman in the Rock' by Stephan Balkenhol

By pmoore66

(2026-02-22)

2007
at Toscaninihof

'Trickle Down' by Andreas Siekmann

By pmoore66

(2026-02-22)

2007
at the Museum de Moderne
The banner on the handrail is also part of the exhibit
originally displayed at Skulptur Projekte Münster 07

'Sleeping Haus' by Not Vital

By pmoore66

(2026-02-22)

2009
Schlafendes Haus
at the Museum der Moderne

'INSIDE OF & OUTSIDE OF ITSELF' by Lawrence Weiner

By pmoore66

(2026-02-22)

2005
on the Museum der Moderne

Mauterndorf Castle

By jdubble07

(2025-12-24)

Mauterndorf Castle is a castle in the municipality of Mauterndorf, in the Austrian state of Salzburg.

Mautendorf Castle was probably built on the site of an old Roman fort that dates to AD 326 or earlier. The fort had protected the Roman mountain road from Teurnia via Radstädter Tauern Pass to Iuvavum (present-day Salzburg) and served as a residence for the Roman administrator in the Noricum province. The original fort was destroyed during the Migration Period.

In 1894 the Mautendorf Castle was purchased by Hermann Epenstein (1851–1934), a Christian of Jewish descent, who served as a Prussian Army surgeon in Berlin. He refurbished and restored the decayed castle with great effort for use as a residence. In 1908 he obtained the minor title of a Ritter von Mauternburg from the Austrian emperor Franz Joseph I for his meritorious services and donation to the Crown.

During his service in German South-West Africa in the late 1880s, Epenstein had become friends with Commissioner Heinrich Ernst Göring. Back in Germany, he offered the Göring family hospitality in his residences. He became the attending physician (and only slightly hidden lover) of Göring's wife Franziska, as well as the godfather and mentor of his children. The Göring family, among them the younger sons Hermann and Albert, frequently stayed at Mauterndorf Castle as Epenstein's guests. Epenstein later became a naturalized Austrian citizen and retired after World War I to live in Mauterndorf. In 1923 he received Hermann Göring who had fled from Germany after the failed Beer Hall Putsch to evade criminal prosecution.

Beatles monument

By hhgygy

(2025-12-10)

A monument to The Beatles in front of Hotel Edelweiss installed in 2015 in memory of the shooting of their 1965 film "Help!"

Beatles monument

By hhgygy

(2025-12-10)

A monument to The Beatles at an unexpected place installed in 2015 in memory of the shooting of their 1965 film "Help!"

Sauerhof

By kkeps

(2025-12-09)

From 1820 to 1822, Joseph Kornhäusel, on behalf of Baron von Doblhoff-Die, incorporated a preexisting medieval complex into his newly-created Grand Hotel Sauerhof as it stands today. This hotel was the first freestanding spa hotel in Europe. Its spring feeds the Roman- style baths which are 1 of the outstanding examples of neoclassical architecture in Austria.

In 2021, Baden bei Wein was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site as a great spa town of Europe.

The Imperial Crypt of the House of Habsburg

By tallturtle82

(2025-12-02)

The Imperial Crypt (German: Kaisergruft), aka the Capuchin Crypt (Kapuzinergruft), has been the House of Habsburg's burial chamber since 1633.

Death's head wearing the HRE Imperial Crown

By tallturtle82

(2025-12-02)

Death's head is an ornament attached to the sarcophagus of Emperor Charles VI. He was the Holy Roman Emperor from 1711-1740. The sarcophagus is one of many found in the Imperial Crypt (Kaisergruft), aka, Capuchin Crypt (Kapuzinergruft). The crypt holds numerous members of the powerful House of Habsburg.

Fuckersberg, Austria - Downtown

By jbottero

(2025-11-02)

This is "downtown" Fuckerburg, which is a populated place in the municipality of Zell an der Pram, Schärding District in Upper Austria, Austria.] As of 1 January 2019, the population was around 30. In 1843, Fuckersberg had been mentioned as a populated place in Zell an der Pram.

Fuckersberg, Austria

By jbottero

(2025-11-02)

Fuckersberg is a populated place in the municipality of Zell an der Pram, Schärding District in Upper Austria, Austria.] As of 1 January 2019, the population was around 30. In 1843, Fuckersberg had been mentioned as a populated place in Zell an der Pram.

Beethoven residence in Heiligenstadt

By kkeps

(2025-10-09)

Ludwig van Beethoven spent the summer of 1802 in a house in Heiligenstadt, at the time a suburb of Vienna. There was a spa, where Beethoven attempted to reduce or cure his increasing deafness. During this stay, he worked on compositions including his 2nd Symphony, but also, in an episode of depression and despair about the state of his hearing, wrote his Heiligenstadt Testament.

In a Detour in Leg 3 of The Amazing Race 4, teams had to carry a portfolio of sheet music 18 km here in order to receive their next clue.

The Vienna Central Cemetery - The Zentralfriedhof

By jbottero

(2025-10-06)

The Vienna Central Cemetery - also known as the Zentralfriedhof - is one of the largest cemeteries in the world by number of interred, and is the most well-known among Vienna's nearly 50 cemeteries. The cemetery was opened on All Saints' Day in 1874. However the consecration of the cemetery was not without controversy: the interdenominational character of the new cemetery – the different faith groups being interred on the same ground – met with fierce resistance, especially in conservative circles of the Roman Catholic Church.

Many famous people are planted here, including Ludwig van Beethoven, and Kurt Waldheim.

Feuerhalle Simmering

By jbottero

(2025-10-06)

Feuerhalle Simmering is a crematorium with attached urn burial ground in the Simmering district of Vienna, Austria. It lies at the end of an alley, directly opposite Vienna Central Cemetery's main gate.

The Vienna Central Cemetery - The Zentralfriedhof

By jbottero

(2025-10-06)

The Vienna Central Cemetery - also known as the Zentralfriedhof - is one of the largest cemeteries in the world by number of interred, and is the most well-known among Vienna's nearly 50 cemeteries. The cemetery was opened on All Saints' Day in 1874. However the consecration of the cemetery was not without controversy: the interdenominational character of the new cemetery – the different faith groups being interred on the same ground – met with fierce resistance, especially in conservative circles of the Roman Catholic Church.

Many famous people are planted here, including Ludwig van Beethoven, and Kurt Waldheim.

Lamborghini Espada

By Heloooooi_spots

(2025-10-03)

400 year old beer tavern

By hhgygy

(2025-10-02)

The Augustiner Bräustübl (beer tavern) was founded in 1621

Figlmüller Restaurant

By hhgygy

(2025-10-01)

The world-famous "Figlmüller-Schnitzel" is a particularly thin Viennese-style schnitzel weighing at least 250 grams, which is not prepared in a deep fryer , but in a pan with vegetable oil. There are several Figlmüller locations but this one in Wollzeile is the most traditional.

Beethoven monument

By hhgygy

(2025-10-01)

The Beethoven Monument on Beethovenplatz in the Austrian capital Vienna is a bronze statue from 1880. In 1878, the cast model of the monument, which is now in the foyer of the Vienna Konzerthaus , was presented at the Paris World Exhibition and awarded a gold medal.

Franz Lehar statue

By hhgygy

(2025-10-01)

Franz Lehár (Hungarian: Lehár Ferenc) was an Austro-Hungarian composer.
Erected in 1980, the Franz Lehár statue, or Franz Lehár Denkmal, is a cubist sculpture by Franz Anton Coufal.

Lowest point of Austria

By hhgygy

(2025-09-30)

At an altitude of 114 m, this is the lowest point in Austria.

Ferrari F12 Novitec N-Largo

By Heloooooi_spots

(2025-09-28)

Gemballa Mirage GT

By Heloooooi_spots

(2025-09-28)

McLaren Senna

By Heloooooi_spots

(2025-09-28)

'Untitled' by Roland Goeschl

By pmoore66

(2025-09-27)

no date
at the Viennabase19 student housing complex

'Untitled' by Roland Goeschl

By pmoore66

(2025-09-27)

1988
between the towers at TU Wien

'Column Formation' by Roland Goeschl

By pmoore66

(2025-09-27)

1988
on top of the Tu Wien building
restored in 2019

'Säulenformation' by Roland Goeschl

By pmoore66

(2025-09-27)

1985
Column Formation
outside Belvedere 21

'Expo 58 Austrian Pavilion' by Karl Schwanzer

By pmoore66

(2025-09-27)

1958
The building was moved to this location in 1962 and renamed the 'Museum of the 20th Century.' Another renovation and expansion occurred between 2009-11 and in 2018 it was renamed again to the 'Belvedere 21'

'21er Haus Tower' by Adolf Krischanitz

By pmoore66

(2025-09-27)

2009-11
Austrian pavilion architect, Kurt Schwanzer's former student, Krischanitz won a design competition in 2003 for this project. He renovated and expanded the original 1958 pavilion and added this tower

Waiting Shelter

By pmoore66

(2025-09-25)

1954
as designed by the Vienna Public Utilities – Transport Company
This shelter used to contain a small tobacco stand and the mushroom column was covered in mosaic tile
see pg 69-70 of link

Man and Dog on Horse

By atlasthegoat

(2025-09-24)

Sigi the Cat

By hhgygy

(2025-09-15)

Sigi the Cat by Lithuanian sculptor Augustas Serapinas, on top of the Kunsthalle in Vienna. It stood there between 25.05.2017. and 15.10.2017.

Five Fingers observation deck

By hhgygy

(2025-09-14)

Opened in October 2006, the platform is named 5 Fingers due to its hand-shaped form. The observation deck reaches out over a 400-meter drop.

Divided church

By hhgygy

(2025-09-14)

A road runs through the middle of the church.
For a long time, the priest held the service on one side and the congregats sat and stood on the other.

Crooked sailboat on a roof

By hhgygy

(2025-09-14)

This crooked sailboat was made by Austrian sculptor Erwin Wurm on the rooftop of Hotel Daniel in May 2012 for the opening of the hotel. The artwork is titled "Misconceivable".

Gherkins

By hhgygy

(2025-09-14)

A sculpture group made by Austrian sculptor Erwin Wurm in 2011.

Funny medieval mural

By hhgygy

(2025-09-14)

A wolf and a cow are playing backgammon on this funny medieval mural.
Behind them, a man is holding a fly swatter. Quite an extraordinary scene.

Art Nouveau pharmacy

By hhgygy

(2025-09-13)

The Engel Apotheke (Angel Pharmacy)was built in 1901 with its two mosaic angels, one standing on each side of the entrance. Similar to the style of Klimt, the decoration is actually the work of the architect Oskar Laske, a student of Otto Wagner. The decorative sunflowers above the window might be a nod to Wager’s sunflower motifs on the Karlsplatz Pavilion. The Engel Apotheke is considered by many to be the best and purest example of Vienna’s Art Nouveau and Secession architecture.

Karlsplatz Pavilion

By hhgygy

(2025-09-13)

Otto Wagner was an Austrian architect, furniture designer and urban planner. He was a leading member of the Vienna Secession movement of architecture, and the broader Art Nouveau movement. In the 1890s, Otto Wagner was commissioned to design several stations, bridges, and other railway infrastructure. Built around 1900, the twin Karlsplatz Pavilions are the finest examples of Wagner’s railway buildings and are one of the finest Jugendstil buildings in Vienna.

Secession Building

By hhgygy

(2025-09-13)

Secession or Art Nouveau or Jugendstil are the three different names used for the same art movement in different countries and languages.
Completed in 1898, this building is one of the landmarks of Vienna, also featured on the national side of the €0.50 Austrian coin.

Swarowski lookout tower

By hhgygy

(2025-09-13)

Founded in 1895 by Daniel Swarovski, Swarovski is an Austrian producer of glass and crystal jewellery that sponsored the construction of this lookout tower.

Highest point of the High Alpine Road

By hhgygy

(2025-09-13)

Built between 1930–1935 as a job creation project, following ancient Celtic and Roman trade routes, the Grossglockner High Alpine Road is one of Austria’s most iconic scenic routes. The highest point is at 2504 m (8215 ft).

High Alpine Road Visitors Center

By hhgygy

(2025-09-13)

Built between 1930–1935 as a job creation project, following ancient Celtic and Roman trade routes, the Grossglockner High Alpine Road is one of Austria’s most iconic scenic routes. The visitors center is located at a height of 2,369 meters (7,772 feet).

Pasterze glacier funicular

By hhgygy

(2025-09-13)

Commissioned in 1962, the funicular leads to the Pasterze glacier

Battle of Marchfeld/Dürnkrut/ memorial

By hhgygy

(2025-09-10)

After winning the Battle of Kressenbrunn in 1260, King Ottokar II of Bohemia was defeated and killed by the allied forces of the Kingdom of Hungary and lost all of its southern territories it held for a brief period, including, formally, some sea coast as mentioned by Shakespeare in The Winter's Tale.

Battle of Kressenbrunn memorial

By hhgygy

(2025-09-10)

Shakespeare mentions a "Bohemian sea coast" in The Winter's Tale, It is in fact historically accurate, as the Kingdom of Bohemia did have access to the Adriatic Sea during the 13th century under King Ottokar II, albeit for a very short period,
He defeated the Hungarian-Croatian-Polish alliance here at Kressenbrunn, today Groißenbrunn, Austria in 1260, and thereby seized some part of the Adriatic coast for a short period.

Schloss Schwarzenegg

By Fab

(2025-06-19)

Death and Life by Gustav Klimt

By tallturtle82

(2025-06-18)

Austrian painter, Gustav Klimt started the oil painting in 1908 and finished in 1915. Klimt also altered the painting in 1915. The painting measures 1,805 mm (71.1 in) × 2,005 mm (78.9 in) and is located in the Leopold Museum, in Vienna.

Castle Alt-Wildon

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Wildon town hall

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Wildon railway station

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Mellach power station

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Kalsdorf power station

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Mellach fire station

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Gemeindeamt Werndorf

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Werndorf railway station

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Schloss Neuschloss

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Google car reflection

By Fab

(2025-06-14)

Marktgemeindeamt Gamlitz

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

Archangel Michael

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

Polheim Castle

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

Steyr 180

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

Sulmsee

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

Rohr Castle

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

Graz Ostbahnhof-Messe railway station

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

Graz Don Bosco railway station

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

Graz Puntigam railway station

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

Graz school shooting site

By Fab

(2025-06-13)

1911 Rolls-Royce 40/50 HP Silver Ghost

By kkeps

(2025-04-14)

1933 Rolls Royce Phantom II Continental

By kkeps

(2025-04-14)